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006 Florists 20 POST-GAZETTE June 16, 1976 001 Death Nntires Estate Notices 831 PREVIOUS DEATHS LATEST DEATHS Applications 805 Weather Proposals West along the line of said lot one hundred two (102 feet) For Marriage Licenses SICILIANS-YATIS. Richard A to an allev now colled Festus Alley; thence North 62 57' East olona saia a ev; 24 feet to Windy and warm with thunderstorms likely. metYorolo'gical record Hlohest temperature June 14 since 1874 was 93 In 1952. Lowest temperature June 16 since 1874 was 43 in 1961. more Street (formerly Charles Street) thence with the tine of 82 3 S.

Trenton Ave; Jeonne r7! Llovd Ave. BIRINGER-WITZBERGER. Rob- said Elmore (formerly Charles, fW. Put ween arreei iuz teer to Hose en New Garden, N.Y.; Street at the olace of hamnina Karen A 1 4 0 3 Romano Having erected thereon a two urive. AIRPORT TEMPERATURES siorv ana oasemcm brick con FANZO-GOTHE, Ronald 437 1 72 p.

m. n. m. crete oiocx ana mie ouiiaing. Prnnertv mnv he ininprteri nt DeWolf, Jane McDonald Egan, Mary Walsh Filis, Mary Flaus, Daria Lynn French, Virginia E.

Hoffman, Lydia I. Karn, Eleanor Noah McLean, Brig. Mabel Spehar, Mary Lubich Stockdale, Clark 0. Yanich, Albert 3 d. m.

streets Run Rood; Judith AA. 2120 Parklyn St. SAUER-BAILEY, Fred 71 70 69 i ii 2224 Centre Pittsburgh Pq, 15219, June 25, 1976 from Dorchester Drive; Nora C-, 1 to 4 p. m. 5 p.

6 p. m. 7 a. fi p. m.

Submission of bids: All bids am a. rtowe Ave. SWICK-CHURLIK. Rnloh 67 67 68 69 2 a. m.

3 a. m. A a. m. 5 m.

6 a. m. 7 a. m. 8 a.

a. 10 a m. 11 a. m. Nocn musi De suDrninea on nernai 5031 Forbes Jeanne E.J Revenue Service Form Sealed Bid for Purchase of Seiz.

5 p. m. 542 Darlington Road. 73 75 LOBAUGH-PASCAKfcLLA, Ross 10 d. m.

ed Pronerty. Contact office oeiow ror t-orms mi ana mtor itxi Adams Drive; Donna. 416 Avenue 78 o. m. 80 Midnight motion concerning the pronert Submit bids to the Revenue ofi CAMP-CURTIN, Richard 152 c.

cial named below prior lo the i nornoerry urive; Anne 7524 Tusclrora St. KRAPP-LIEB. James Airpori 7 p.m. Yesterdsv Pres. Wind Wthr.

97 75 68 S-10 Pt.Cldy. Comparative temp, and precla. opening or tne Dias. 454 Pavment Terms: Bids must be 001 Death Notices accomponiea ov ine tu amoun cinnview Gemma 2222 Lutz Ave. of the bid If It totals $200 or less.

If the total bid is more JAIME-OPFERMAN, Hector High Low 4767 Library Road; Beverly 84 67 76 0 86 72 82 85 74 60 55 48 67 58 73 64 65 76 66 ,43 .99 0 .03 0 Mean Aibi LiDrarv Koaa. man submit 20 percent of the bid or S200, whichever Is greater. Upon aceotance of the highest bid, the balance due, if reel p. LACY-ALLEN, Michael 340 S. Highland Colleen any, wm ne aeterreo as follows-20 payable al 10:00 A.M.

on Allen, Josephine Ribinsky Baker, Robert Jr. Barker, Anna Mae Gratton Bricker, Ruth E. Carlsen, Iver G. Carrington, Mabel E. Constantin, Thomas M.

Donnelly, Agnes S. Doyle, Margaret C. Fisher, John J. Gherman, Sam Gray, Mabel A. Hicks, Helen V.

Hilinski, Diana Maria Kadish, Lillian Kenfield, Christian (Ken) Kramer, Leah Lermann, William Walsh, M.D. Meyers, Richard D. Miller, Emma Feiraben Miller, Julia E. Obenauf, Albert W. Perlman, Capt.

Benjamin Reed, Amelia G. Mente Rose, Olive M. Scott, James L. Solomej, Joseph Stack, John L. Vecchiola, Samuel F.

Vogel, Al Ward, John E. Westhoff, Grace Normal temperature for day 69 Excess In temp, tor dav 7 Excess in temp, this month Excess In terrm. this vear 241 Choose oeautiful floral tribute from the exclusive Remembrance Collection. Call or visit youiFTD Florist today and have him send your special selection iJ across town or across countiy. Your Klra Touch fttunt jw a.

nigniana Ave. CAR ROLL-HUN KELE, Thomas 818 E. Ohio Marv 1721 Lowrle St. aay ot sole-June 28, 1976. Balance due by June 30, 1976.

Tvoe of payment: All pay ments must bv bv cosh, rerti. Total preclp. this month 1.05 KUGLI-BENDER, Arthur 459 second tioise, 106 Boone Road. Normal preclp. rnis mown 1.69 Deflc.

In preclp. this month .64 Total preclp this year ....13.72 Normal recip. this year ...17.46 Defic. In preclp. this year.

3,74 tied check, cashier's or treasurer's check or bv a United States postal, express or telegraph SULLIVAN-DRIPPS, Thomas 104 t-eaar Kiage Drive, nunc nruer. woKf cnecKS ana Diane 8 Blockwalnul urive. CITY OFFICE DATA Period Endina 4 d. m. money oraers oavabie to Inter nal Revenue Service." Title offerer! Onlv th rlnht 001 Death Notices Maximum 90 Mean 82 title, and Interest of Sugar Rays KINNERBOIBAT, Robert S8B Janice 24529 lilbrock Road.

DAILEY LOVASIC, Timothy inc. in ana io ine property will uuerea tor saie. BILLY MOPTOM 202 5 Ridge Road; Carol 101 Revenue Officer i ransir urive. Robert 333 Ashland Ave. Gail 1010 Chatham Drive.

Darlington a 15217 or to Rlchord I. Miller, 300 Grant Pa. 15219. GROSS. Joan deceased, of Swissvale, Pa.

No. 2644 of 1976. John L. Mitchell, R. D.

1, New Alexandria Pa. or to Beniamlne W. Hoseltine, 907 Plaza Po. 15219. BOWMAN, Joseph Hunt deceased, of ASDlnwall, No.

2647 of 1976. The Union Notional Bank ot PIMsburgn, Fourth Wood Pittsburgh, Po. 15222 or to Robert W. Smiley, 630 Grant Pittsburgh, Po. 15219.

RtDLINGER, Clarence deceased, of Ml. Olivjr, Pa. No. 5342 of 1775. Robc-rt W.

Red-linger, U0 East Laver Lane, Ca.na Hill, Po. 17011, or lo Rjffennocn Lochner, 922 Frick Po 15219. ZINKHAM, Jane olso known as Jane L. Zinkham, deceased, of Monroeville, No. 2551 of 1976 Clifford A.

Weiserl, Adm, C.T.A. 17 09 President Glenshaw Pa. 15116 or to Bvron D. Xldes, Weisel, Xldes Conn 2008 Law Finance Pa. 15219.

CONNELLY, Rosemary also known as Rosemary Connelly, deceased, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania No. 2204 ot 1976 The Union National Bank of Pittsburgh, Executor, Fourth 8, Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15227 or to Paul G. Sullivan, Esaulre, 8 1 2 Frick Bldg. Pittsburgh Pa.

152I9. KOHBERGER, Harriett" Glosser also known as Harriett G. Kohberger, deceased, of Pa. No. 2556 of 1976 Paul B.

Kohberger, Jr. 703 S. Neolev Pa. 15732 or to Elizabeth Bailey 2005 Low Finance Pa. 15219.

LYNCH, Frank Allan, deceased, of r-hicann, Illinois Nn, 2850 of 1975 Joseph F. Kadlec, Ancillary, 137 E. Main Corpentersvilte, III. or to Frnnk W. Jones 2101 Law and Finance Pltts-burgh, Po.

15219. MANCINI, Susie also known as Suzie Manclnl also known as Susie C. Manclnl, deceased, of Coraooolis, Pa. No. 3986 of 1968 Angela Balek, 1510 Charlton Heights Coraopolis, Pa.

or to Friedman Friedman 920 Frlck Pa. 15219. EDWARDS, John deceased, of West Mifflin, No. 2612 of 1 9 7 6 Mildred 'Edwards, 4 7 12 Greensprlngs West Mifflin, Pa. 15122 or lo Frank E.

Coho, Esa. 1410 Grant Pa. 15219; WEN7.EL, Leona deceased, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania No. 2594 of 1976 Henry T. Mlklns.

1107 Lawyers Building, Pittsburoh, Pa. 15719 or to Miklas and Lorenzl H07 Lawyers Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219. TITO, Catherine, deceased, ot No. 2609 of 1974 Robert Peirce, 123 W.

Edge-wood, McMurrav, Pa. 15317, Charles, Kirshner 707 Clvde, 15213 or to Michael B. Kcl-enghcr 803 Law Fl-nnnce Po. 15219. LUX, Marv, deceased, of Ava-lon, Pa.

No. 1208 of 1975 Frank J. Lux, 4 1 2 Center 15202 or to Cvrll Vldra 412 Allegheny 15219. Address for Information con ALLEN On Mon. eve June 14, 197A, Josephine Rtblnskv; wife of Samuel A Hen of wtttmer Rd WcCandiesv mother of Joanne F.

YuricK, Mary Dotorei Hertke, Sandra Lee, John Robert, Donald William and Jame Thomas Alien; sister of Ann Danko, Mary Ribnteky, Dolores Huebster and Irene Timmins and the late Jon Rtbnicky; also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME. INC 103? Perry Hwy Perrys-vi He, where Blessing services will be held on Thur.

afternoon at 3 o'clock. BAKER On Mon, June 14, 1976, Robert A. Baker, beloved son of Angela Dalit monti Baker I the late Robert A. Baker: brother of Bernadette (Sissy) Baker Barbara Biker. Funeral from McCABE BROS.

INC. FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadvside, on Frl-June 18, at 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at Sacret Heart Church at 10 a.m. Visitations with family Wed. Thurs.

2-4 to 7-9 p.m. BARKER On Monday, June 14, 1976, Anna Mae Gratton; wife of Walter Barker; mother of Margaret Mae BarKer; sister of Sarah E. Davis, Norman, William, Edward and Russel Gratton and the late James, Robert and Alfred Gratton and Margaret BiDidas. Family will received friends at the PAUL C. FORSAFTH FUNERAL HOME, 126 Hazeiwood Haielwood.

Services, Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. BRICKER On June 14, 1976, Ruth E. of the North Side; wife of Homer; mother of Homer Edward, Glenn, Gene, Wayne, Robert, Dale, Ruth Guerra, Lois Trautman, Isabelle Ladebu, Charlotte Carothers, Marlene Reynolds and Judith Lippert; also 41 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the NOVAK FUNERAL HOME. 3313 Brighton Rd.

Funeral service 11 a.m. Visitation 2-4, 7-9 p.m. CARLSEN On June 15, 1976, tver G. of Hampton Twp husband of Doris Matthews; father of Doris Elizabeth Roop; also survived bv three grandchildren. The family will receive friends 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

at the HENRY C. BOCK FUNERAL HOE HOME, 1500 Mt. Roval Glenshaw, where services will be held on Thurs. morning at 1 1 o'clock. Con-tributionns may be made to the American Cancer Society.

CARRINGTON Mrs. Mabel E. Carrlngton of R.D. 3, Greencastle, died unexpectedly Sat. afternoon at the Travel Lodge in Springfield, Ohio; former resident ol the Allison Park area, born in daughter of the late Robert and Estelta Davis Edgar; mother of Mrs.

Phyllis Wertime of Greencastle and Richard Carrlngton of New-ville, Pa. Funeral services Fri 2 p.m. in Chambersburg, Pa. Interment will follow Sat. morning at 11 In the Union Dale Cemetery, Pgh.

Arrangements by the HAROLD M. ZIMMERMAN FUNERAL HOME, Greencastle. UREY-RANKIN, Thomas 342; cernino sale and submission of DldS: Post Hffir 1,400 t-railer Drive; Shirley 204 fj'tshurah, Penna. 15230. Phone joraan Ave.

Minimum 73 Precip 0 RIVER REPORT The rivers In the Pittsburoh District continued about stationary Tuesday with little change expected for 24 hours. Some widely scattered showers were reported over the district during the 24-hour period endina 7 a. m. Tuesday with amounts under .5 inch. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, 2.9F; Franklin, 3.1S; Parker, 2.3F.

Monongahela River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pa. Upper Gage), 9.2S. Cheat River: Parsons, W. 3-3S. West FULS-GOUKER, Otto 2713 Osclolo Drive; Josette 210 800 Legal Notices ciover urive.

McDuffle, 1309 North Ave. Juanita, 1309 North Ave. DEPARTMENT of the Trim. HEFFLER-YUHAS. Timothy 900 Scheitzer Road; Deborah 315 9th St.

ury Internal Revenue Service Nonce Ut healed I Sale. ANGELO-MARCIN, Nick 509 under authority contained in section 6331 of the Internal wan Marilyn, iuib Oak Fork River: Clarksbura, W. Kevenue Lode, the Dropertv de 3.2S. Youahlogheny River: Su- CALGARO KERNICK, Louis scribed below has been seized for nonpayment of dclinauent internal revenue taxes due from xit wimins cvntnia 10753 Frankstown Road. RZECZKOWSKI-LUCAS, James, sugar Kays inc.

224 Centre Ave 001 Death Notices sycamore vivam tersvllle, 3.1S. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, 4F. Ohio River: Pittsburgh, 16.3P; Dashields Dom (Upper Dam), 15.2S; Montgomery Dam, pa. (Lower Goge), 11.2F; Pike Island Lock and Dam, W. Va.

(Lower Gage), 13. 3R. F-Fallina. R-Risino. Sta nue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219.

The property will be sold at public auction under sealed i rs fcignr Ave. YOUNG-WATERS, Ceclef, 80 1 Show Carolyn 1608 Jenny Lane. mas in accordance with the provisions of section 6335 of the SANTUCCI-OAKLEY, Joseph, Internal Revenue Code and tionary. P-Pool. U-Unknown.

M-Misslng. oernnem reuu a ions. Dote hiri HILINSKI Diana Maria, suddenly on June 14, 1976, of Baldwin Boro, dearest daughter of Dolores Chmieiewski i FranK J. Hilinski; beloved sister of Cynthia D. Snyder Judith Ann HtllnsKl; granddaugheter of Mrs.

Theodosia Ch ie-lewski. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 420 Brownsville Road, Brentwood, Wed. 7-9 Thurs. from 2-4 p.m 7-9 p.m.

i Funeral on Fri. morning at 10:30 o'clock. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Eliza beth Church at 11 o'clock. HOFFMAN On Monday, June 14, 1976, Lvdia I.

of sister of Mrs. Ruth Messer; sister-in-law of Mr. A. J. Krotl, Mrs.

Sophie Hoffman; also several nieces and nephews. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 in the ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, 1014 California Avalon (No. Boros), where services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. KADISH On June 14, 1976, at Tampa, Fla Lillian, beloved wife of the late ulius Kadish; sister of Mrs.

Herman (Esther) Windt of Mrs. Harry (Marguerite) Spiti of Tampa, grandmother of Richard J. Schwartz of Tampa, Fla. Lt. Col.

Harold Schwartz of Potomac, Maryland. Graveside services at the Tree of Life Cemetery, Sharpsburg, on Thurs. at 2 p.m. Arrangements by RALPH SCHUGAR, INC. KARN Eleanor Noah, on June 14, 1976, of Staford SU Sheraden, beloved wife of Perry (Tip) Karn; mother of Mrs.

Joan Martelll, Mrs. Joyce Williams of Hailevville OK Mrs. Jacqueline Sommers; sister of Louise Noah Mrs. Irene Leonard of Fort Lauderdale, also survived by nine grandchildren one greatgrandchild Friends may call at the GEORGE J. MANGIS FUNERAL HOME, 2V45 Shartiers Sheraton, Pgh.

Tues Wed. 2-4 7-9 op.m. Service Thurs. at I p.m. KENFIELD On June 15, 1976, Christian (Ken); husband of Mart Kailsh of Bethel Park; father ot Mrs.

Leslie Chillson; also one grandson. Friends received from 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the HAROLD E. CONNELL FUNERAL HOME, 5120 West Library Bethel Park, where services will be held on Fri. at 1 p.m.

KRAMER On June 14, 1976, Leah; beloved wife of the late Ise Kramer; mother of Mrs. Alex (llene) Venig; also two grandchildren. Services at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL. 2704 Murray Sq.

Hill (opp. Morrowfield Apts.) on Wed. at 1 1 a.m. Interment Tree of Life Memorial Park. Visitation one hour prior to services.

iu5 Kioge uiana 1363 Cavilt Road. HERTWECK-FRANK, Mark L. 201 Indiana Drive; Linda R. 235 S. Fairmont St.

will be opened June 28, 1976, lime bids will be opened 10:00 a.m., Place of Sale, Room 802 of Hiah nnri low temnerature In selected cities In 24-hour oe- rioa the Federal Building, 1000 LOUISA-ACRE, Andelo 3458 i Washington Pike; Pamela LMoerty Avenue, Pah. Pa. 15219 5UB Pershing Drive. item or Grouo Description of Property, 3 Cash Registers: 1 BAUER-BADALI, Paul 923 Industry Morgaret 333 Uniflow Ko Draft Cooler Ideal Six Comparfment Cooler Merltt Ave. enal 10978: I Three Tray Sink i Aluminum i hive Lomnart CARTER-RUSZ, Irvln 101 Locust Cynthia 1251 Kennith Ave.

ment cooler (Scholnick I Charles 6 8 4 1 Thomas Ora, 6841 Thomas Blvd. seven compartment Cooler Three tray sink: 2 Green Point-ed Cash Registers: 1 Four Com oartment beer cooler: 2 Wood- BUCCIGROSSI-MALEK, Odniel, green formica Combination Cosh CONSTANTIN On Tuesday June 15, 1974, Thomas M. of 109 Riding Trait Lane, Fox Chapel; beloved husband of Jean Mullan; father of Eva Patricia and Thomas Michael Constantin brother of Robert M. Constantin of Mt. Lebanon and Mrs.

David (Loretta) Woods of Hollywood, Fla. Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS 4900 Centre Ave. at Devonshire on Wednesday 7-9 p.m. and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Funeral Friday, Mass of Christian burial in St. Paul's Cathedral, time later. DeWOLF On June 13, 1976, Jane McDonald DeWolf; beloved wife of Harold DeWolf mother of Claudia DeWolf Bell of Germany; sister of Mrs. Edith McDonald Ufford of Venice, Fla. and Sunapee, N.

Mrs. Margarat McDonald Potter of Bellows Falls, Vermont; also survived bv three grandchildren. Memorial services in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Washington and May-fair Mt. Ls banon, June 17, 1976, at 10 a.m.

Family suggests memorial contributions to the Building Fund of St. Clair Memorial Hospital, 1000 Bower Hill Pa. 1 5243. Arrangements bv L. BEINHAUER SON CO.

MORTUARY. 106 Homer Place; Sheree 4240 Lvdia St. TERRILL-BARTNIKOWSKI, Da vid Cherry Point, N.C., Barbara Torentum. Reaister stands, bottle holders, waterdlspensers: 1 Three Tray Aluminum Sink: 6 Juke Box Amarlllo 76 55 Atlanta 8 66 Atlantic City 85 67. Brownsville 92 75 Buffalo 89 70 Boslon 90 68 Chlcaao 87 74 Cincinnati PR 74 Cleveland 89 72 Denver 77 40 Des Moines ,72 62 Detroit 93 71 Duluth 69 52 Fort Worth 90 75 Honolulu 85 72 Houston 84 72 Inttiannnolls 87 73 Jacksonville 87 68 Los Anaeles 90 63 Louisville 88 74 Miami 81 76 Milwaukee 82 67 Mlnneanolls-St.

Paul 70 55 New Orleans 89 74 New York 88 67 Norfolk 91 67 Orlando 88 71 Phlloaelohla 92 67 Portland, Ore. 67 55 Richmond 91 68 St. Louis 85 74 St. Pelersburo 89 70 Salt Lake 77 42 San Dieao 75 63 Son Francisco 89 62 Woshlnaton 90 72 Selectors (mounted on the bar) LONGWELL-SIMILE, Stephen 517 Shadvhill Road; Carol, 1 Lot of miscellaneous glass bar-eaulpment: 1 lot of Empty 4v scniev Ave. MORRIS-BROWN.

Thomas. 2301 Beer Cases: 30 Bar Stools Center Ave; Mary, 2091 Bent- Small Tables: 4 Single and 1 lev Drive. MANTIA-ERDOS, August double booth section: 1 Three bowl Stationary Wash Tub 102 Country Lane; Diana (Stainless steel Gas Grill Plate with Side Burners (table I46JA spreading Dak Drive. Walter 412 Kismet Donna 412 Kismet St. model); 1 Norge Refrloerotor: Garland Stove and Oven (free CHAMBERS-SANER, Walter standing) 2 Free standina Stainless Steel fronted Kitchen Drawer Cabinets: I Philco 1918 Remington Drive, Cynthia 1918 Remington Drive.

McKENNEY-NOVOTNY, James 1224 Mississippi Janet 77 Centm! Ave Refrioerator: I Lot of Mix Rattles: 1 Souo Henter: 1 Hi-Waist Flattery I'rinlrd Pattern SEBA-SLOSS, John 26 S. 7th Cooler: 1 Stationary Tub: 1 La Dkhes, cum, sourers: 1 Ln PITTSRURCH tKIF Klthcen utilities. Property win 14th Ward Dems Elect Chcrner Chairman Again By FRANK M. MATTHEWS Post-Gazette Political Writer The forces of state patronage chief Sam Begler prevailed last night in the 14th Ward with the re-election of Ralph Cherner as ward chairman. Cherner defeated Molly Yard Garrett by 8 votes.

Helen Rogan, another Begler associate, won for vice chairman over Linda Rosensweig. A major upset occurred in the Ninth Ward when Leonard Bodack, a state employe, won for chairman over Ann Holloran, the wife of the late Charles Halloran. It became the first time in almost half a century that a Halloran has not been the Ninth Ward chief. Freda Runco, who was running with Bodack, was elected vice chairman. In the 13th Ward James Johnston, another state employe who was chairman, was defeated by Euzell Hairston.

In the 27th Ward Dist. Att. Robert Colville struck out in an effort to defeat Chairman Tom Barry. Colville backed Louis Young who lost by a vote of 20 to 6. In the Eighth Ward August Carlino defeated Chairman Albert Zappa, and in the 24th Ward Chairman Andrew T.

(Huck) Fenrich, who did not run for reelection, was succeeded by Edward Robertson, who was supported by Fenrich. Robertson was opposed by Ralph Meyers. Most of the ward, borough and township committees of the Democratic organization elected new officers last night. The results in other contests, were not available. Man Arrested In Numbers Raid County police yesterday arrested Francis Zemarel, 49, during a numbers raid at his home at 396 Avenue Forest Hills.

Charged with operating and maintaining a lottery, Zemarel was arraigned in county Night Court before Magistrate Martin McTiernan and released on $2,000 bond for a hearing June 24. Police said they estimated the operation had a business. Two shopping bags found in a dresser had $259,000 worth of numbers slips, but of them represented business of the past week, police added. The raid was led by county police Sgt. Tom Miller with the cooperation of Forest Hills Police Chief Robert Kim.

Cily 'Shooters' Lead Speclol to the Post-Gazettt JACKSON, N.J. Three members of Allegheny County marbles team were leading the boys and girls competition at the half-way point yesterday of the four-day national tournament here. Justacinch Is a Cinch? MEADOW LANDS Walter Dunn may have had a premonition of good things to come when he named his colt trotter Justacinch. Now, he's not saying victory in the first of two divisions of tomorrow night's $29,044 Pennsylvania Sires Stake at The Meadows is a cinch, but he's got a good chance. "We felt all along that he was a good colt," said the proprietor of Justadun Farms of Cochranton, Pa.

"From the moment we started working with him he looked like a natural. He trotted like an old horse while the rest of the yearlings were still fumbling around." Justacinch, who will be starting from the No. 2 position at the gate in the field of nine relatively untried and untested two-year-old colts in the early non-betting race, won his last start at The Meadows in 2:06.2. "Even in his first race, Justacinch showed me a lot," said Dunn. "It was a baby race, his first start, and he got bumped going into the first turn and went offstride.

He still came back to take fifth, trotting the last half in 2:02.2 and the final eighth of a mile in 15 seconds. "That's pretty good speed for colt trotters and we really don't know how fast he can trot. We'll know a little more after tomorrow night." In the featured division of the two-year-old colt trot, which will be the seventh race on the card of nine, Kawartha Mon Ami, who holds the national season's record of 2:02.3, is the early 2-1 choice. Ron Dancer drove the son of Super Bowl to the record mile for juvenile trotters last week in a Sires Stake at Pocono Downs. Jimmy Arthur's Texas, who trotted second to Justacinch his last time out, is the early morning line's 4-1 pick while Dclvin Hanover, full brother to famed international race mare Delmoni-ca Hanover, is listed at 9-2.

ht sold In the aggregate. Property may be Inspteted at; Centre Avenue, Pgh. i June 5, 197A from a.m. Submission Of Bids- All bids must be submitted on Sunset Wednesday 8:52 cm. Sunrise Thursday Divorce Proceedings DIVORCES GRANTED SIMMONS.

William R. from Loretto S. DARNEY, Audrey A. from Ronald B. KAMINSKI, Mark A.

from Joyce. Internal Revenue Service Form SeolPd Bid for Purchase ot Pronertv. Contact office bfMow for Forms and Information concerning the Dropertv. DONNELLY On Tues. morning, June 15, 1976, Agnes S.

Donnelly; daughter of the late Mary Donahue and James Donnelly; aunt of John J. McCabe Jr. Friends are being received at McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn East End, on Tues. evening between the hours of 7-9 p.m. and on Wed.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral June 17, 1976, at 9 a.m. Mass of Chris tian Burial in Sacred Heart Church, East End, at 10 a.m. beveriv, I4iy Mifflin St. WATTON-TKACZ, Ronald 826 Herschel Janet 716 School Drive.

DOT7-DENHAM, John 6026 Bulter Mlchele 5114 Dearborn St. WILSON-McCABE, George 133 First Patricia 122 Winifred Drive. ert 3221 Ashlyn Marlon 2135 Ridgevue Ave. CARTER-BIEARMAN, Bruce McDonald; a McDonald. McCORD-NEFf, John 4721 20th Laura 141 Slater Drive.

HUGUS-JONES, Richard D-, 25 Victoria Susan, 42 Belti- hoover Ave. CHAPMAN KIRBY, Gerald 117 6. 14th Tierre; 106 E. 12th St. WHATLEY-SNIPE, Ajell, 135 Lisa Drive; Patricia 135 Suhmit bids to the Revenue offi LERMANN cio! named below prior to the.

SOLOMEJ (Solomey) On June 14, 1976, Joseph Solomei of McKeesrocks, beloved husband of Marv ChvosMl Solomej; father of Mrs. Ann Solomei Fath, Mrs. Susan Petrunick, Joseph, Mrs. Marv Sprock, Mrs. Helen Hughes, Mrs.

Pauline Campbell, also 15 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren. Friends received from 12 noon to 9 p.m at the VALERIAN F. SZAL FUNERAL. HOME, 238 Helen McKeesrocks. Funeral June 18 at 9 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Mark's R.C Church 9:30 a.m. SPEHAR On Saturday, June 12, 1976, Mary Luoich, beloved wife of the late Matthew Spehar; mother of Mrs. Ann Palumbo, Marv, Rose and Lillian Spehar and the late Matthew J. Spehar; sister of Frank and the late Joseph Lubich; also three sisters in Yugoslavia.

Friends received at the FRANK R. PERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 4825 Butler Lawrenceville. Mass of the Resurrection in St. Kieran Church on Thursday, June 17 at 10 a.m. Visitations 12 noon until 9 p.m.

STACK John on June 15. 1976, husband of the late Alice Ward; father of Margaret Pendervilte, Philip J. John P. Stack; atso survived bv ten grandchildren 15 great-grandchildren Friends received 2-4 7-9 p.m at the A. STAAB SONS FUNERAL HOME, 900 ChartlersAve W.

E. Pgh. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Margaret Chruch, Greentree on Fri June 18 at 10 a.m STOCKDALE Clark of Brookline, on Monday, June 14, 1976, beloved husband of Edna S. Klein, father of Virginia Holt, Carolyn McCurdy and Clark O.

Stockdale also six grandchildren. Friends may call at the FRANK F. DpBOR FUNERAL HOME, 1065 Brook-line where services will be held on Thurs. at 10:30 a.m (family hours) 2-4 7-9 p.m VECCHIOLA On June 14, 1976, Samuel beloved hushand nf Mary Vecchiola; father of Samuel F. Vecchiola brother of Car me Si sea, Jennie lellimo, Albert, Angelo and Joseph Vecchiola; also one grandson, William A.

Vecchiola. Friends received 1-9 at the CHARLES W. TRENZ FUNERAL HOME, 11110 Frankstown Penn Hills. Funeral on Thurs. at 9 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial in Our Lady Help of Christian Church at 10 a.m. VOGEL On June 14, 1976, Al, of Penn Bloomfietd, beloved husband of Anna Mae Ann Zink Vogel); father ot Esther Fabian and Donald Voget; son of Agnes Kaiish Vogel and Francis A. Vogel. Brother of Francis, Oscar, Agnes Lauder-baugh, Clare, David and Gilbert Vogel. Grandfather of Laurie, Sandie and Ken Fabian; also nieces and nephews.

Emploves Universal Cyclops Co. and friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m at VERNER G. LUTZ FUNERAL HOME-(formerly Hennmger s) 4635 Butler St. Funeral Mass In St. Joseph Church, 4700 Liberty on Thursday at 12 noon.

WARD John on Monday, June 14, 196, husband of Dorothy Lawrence Ward; father of Dorothy Ward Barnett; brother of Sr.Cecelia Ward S.C., Margaret Fete and Joseph T. the late Frances A.Ward. Friends received at the DAVID O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME, 5106 Second Haielwood. Funeral Mass in St. Rosalia's Church, Thursday at 10 a.m.

Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 pm. WESTHOFF On Tuesday, June 15, 1976, Grace Pheian, wife of William J. Westhoft, of Bryant Allison Park; mother of Mrs. Gretchen1 Alexander, Judith A. and Frank H.

Westhoft; sister of Dorothy Pheian and Mrs. Claire Tofani. Friends received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Highway, Perrvsville, starting Wednesday evening.

Mass of the Resurrection af St. Ursula Church, Allison Park, on Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock. YAMSH On Monflav, June 14, 1976, Albert of Robinson husband of Wary Tataia; father of David A. and Judith A. Yanish and Linda George; grandfather of Raymond J.

and Kevin George; brother of Walter Yanish; son-in-law of Joseph A. Tatala Sr. Friends received at the PATRICK L. McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 334 Rirest Grove Kennedy Two. Services on Thursday, June 17 at 11 a.m.

Visitations with the family 2-4 and 7-9 m. opening of bids. payment lerms: Bias WASHINGTON, Louis from must be accompanied bv the full amount of the bid If It totals! 7Q0 or less. If total bid Is more than $200, submit 20 per cent of the or J200, whichever Is greater. Upon acceptance of the highest bid, the balance due.

If any, Ellrabeth I. also known as Elizabeth Robinson. PARKER, otissteon irom Franklin Richard. BALDAUF, Kathleen B. from Robert J.

LESKO, Nlkl Z. from J. Dennis. BRUCKNER, Kathorlne L. from Russell Kenneth.

WEYMERS, Sharron J. from will be Deferred as follows: 20 Payable at 10:00 a.m. on day of sale, 6-28-76, Balance due by 6- 30-76. Type Of Payment Al I Arthur W. Lisa Drive.

ROSKOV-ARNOLD, John 700 Lincoln Mary 7n; nirt Fnrtn Rnnd. payments must be bv cash, certified check, cashier SMITH, Loretta from Casslus Ronald. McATEE, William I. from Maureen V. treasurer's check or by a United MASON-CHRISTERSON, Robert stales postal, express or teie A 2 3 3 6 Co umbla Ave WALKER, Evelyn A.

from DOYLE Margaret on June 15, 1976, of Baldwin Boro, wife of Charles W. Doyle; mother of Christopher J. Patricia Ann Doyle; sister of John V. Walsh, Jr. James D.

Walsh. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Road, Brentwood, Wed. Thurs. from 14 p.m 7-9 p.m.

Funeral on Fri. morning at 9:30 o'clock. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Elizabeth Church at 10 o'clock. If desired family suggests contributions to American Cancer Society.

graph money order. Make Theresa 2336 Columbia and money orders pay- AvA Ralph D. THOMAS. Sllco R. from Vera V.

tble to "Infernal Revenue Serv MOORE-JONES, Harvey, 2324 DeDONNE, Suzanne from ice." Title Offered: only the Bracev Drive; Jacaueline, right, title, and interest of Suoar pivj inc. In end to the property Jerome. KRAMER, Shirley E. from Raymond F. will be offered for sate.

Billy R. Moton, Revenue Officer, 6-15-76, BYERLY, Carole from Terry Post Office Box 24flH. Pitts DIVORCES FILED burgh, Pennsylvania, 15230 Attn: Moton, Pm fll5, 644-5707-1. EDWARDS, Lula oocinst Sam. EGAN IRWIN, Donald b.

against joan. ABDULl AH, Janet T. against Mobarlck Jr. FARIAS. Harold aarilnst Mary.

831 Estate Notices JOHNSON, Betty against Raloh. PALMER, Jo Ann against Edward. ESTATE NOTICES I Lelteri have been granted on JONES, Naomi against James 'he estate ot earn ol the following decedent! to the penonal repre named who request al, Aersom having claim against thr On June 14, 1976, Mary Walsh Egan, beloved wife of Charles J. Eagan; mother of Carole McGlnnis of Huston, Texas grandmother of J. Taylor McGinnis; sister of Thomas A.

Walsh of Youngs-town, Ohio Ar Edward F. Waslsh ot Hampton, Virginia Funeral from McCABE BROS. FUNERAL HOME, INC, 6214 Walnut Shadvside, on June 17, at 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Scholastica Church at 10 a.m.

Visitations with family Tues. Wed. 2-4 7-9 p.m 2324 Bracev Drive. SMITH-WRIGHT, Timothy Athens, Ohio Marcia Athens, Ohio. Richard 141 Wotklns Tonl 3759 Bradley Drive.

1525 Fourth Eileen, 7240 Fleury Way. Garv 529 Beaufort Marie, 110 Butler St. HAZEN-KELLEY, Ronald 5000 Lytle Gall 307 W. Elizabeth St. 1145 McEwen Con-FERGUSON-BREGON, Howard stance 115C Brookward Road.

CONLON-KARNS, John Fort Walton Beach, Margaret 7 Summit Drive. BILECKY-TOMINELLO, Alan 7426 Irvine Mary 1209 Davis Ave. TAGUE SEIFERT, Terrence 5840 Elwood Bonnie 637 6. End Ave. WYNNPLUMMER.

John 429 Roseddle Debra 200 Bonlfov St. DILLA-LOZOVOY, James 581 Brlnwood Mary 4518 Cerlsa St. POWERS-HUCK, Graham 1212 Wlohtman Nancv 1610 Skyline Drive. FAHRNEY-WILSON, Terry state ot the decedent to make nown the same in writing to him his attorney, and ail persons in fbted to the decedent to make mf.nl to him nr" l.y n. ALLEN, Margaret against Joseph V.

HUMPHRYE, Fred against Elizabeth. DAUGHERTY, Judy u. OOalnst Clifford N. CAJKA, Sandra A. against Ronald Sr.

KELLF a a ogolnsf Robert Sr. OVERFIELD, Phyllis A. against Earl E. FIELDS, Edward A. against WEIR, Eugene deceased, of uuauesne, a no.

2A85 ol 1976. Ann K. Weir, 113 Miller Dunuesne. Pa. 151 10 or to Robert C.

Caorlsto, 1919 Frlck Pa. 15219. Yvonne. KOUNTZ, Jo Anne C. against Caiman R.

iriur. Bnth A nanlnst Ernest. KIEFER, Charlei of Pa, No. 2i of 197. Pah.

No LUTZ, Joann L. against David 4915 tional Bank, 5th wood Pa. 15230 or to David AA. Harrison, 414 Frlck Piiri" w. COLOSIMO, John A.

against Lisa L. FILIS On June 13, 1976, Mary of the North Side; wife of the late FranK Filis; mother of Patricia Verdetto, George, James and Elmer Stamos; also 10 grandchildren and 11 Funeral rom the RICHARD T. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME, 620 E. Ohto on with Blessing service at 10 a.m. Friends Invited.

pa. 15219. 311X3 8-20 I Bl ashfoRO, Suian K. against CRAMBLET, Imo of Pa. 8192 Roosevelt Deanne Edward w.

YUHANJAK, Thomas J. against lnnt r. NO. 2417 Of 1976. Pgh.

NatlOna Bonk, 5th Wood Sis 8814 w. court. FPETTE-LEWtS, C. William, 6012 Irlshtown Road; Cvnthla AA A1 knenlur Ave HILL, Gloria A. against James pa.

15230 or to Robert L. Guehrlng, Law Fl nance Pa. ZAVIDNY-SMITH, William Bradford Woods; Dorothy, 274 GUTKOWSK1, Theodore TORRES, Jorge L. aoalnst Jean eYsESSER. Jacauellnt J.

against Arthur O. DOBOSH, Judith L. against Ailnn G. Rnhlnhnod Drive. deceased, of Whitehall, Pa No.

2602 of 1974. Rosella Buc ISNEP-LEWIS, Vlnrent 84 Pleasant Brenda 325 zvnski, 115 Audbert Po. 5234 or lo Nor SHONDELMYER, Gary aoalnst bert A. Mlcholskl, 1103 E. Corson Po.

15203. Rlrtoe Point Circle. ZILBER-DAVIS. Gary P. Oueenston Drive; Corvn 1240 Bellerock St.

DINFSSOMMERS, Alan J. CorooDOlls Road; Ruth H. AAnllnrH flrlve MACCARONE, Albert Soviets Win ST. GEORGES, Bermuda (AP) The Russian vessel Tovarishch was declared the official winner yesterday of the Canary Island -to-Bermuda first leg of the three-part Tall Shins Race. The competition, sponsored by the Sail Training Association, pits crews of (15 -25-year -old sailors against one another in one effort to foster international good will between nations.

The Tovarishch edged out her sister ship, the Kruzenshtern, to give the Soviet Union the first two places in the final standing. The race continues Sunday when a fleet of 92 sailing ships leaves Bermuda for Newport, R.I. The final leg will end in New York harbor with a July 4 salute to the Bicentennial. Third after the first leg was Stella Tolare of Italy, followed by a pair of English vessels. Great Britain II and Gypsy Moth II.

Gladan of Sweden was sixth with Christian Rad-ich of Norway seventh, Vega of Portugal eighth, Zewmorza of Poland ninth and Saracen, the United States entry, 10th. USTA Crowns Planned in Atlanta ATLANTA (AP) The United States Tennis Association announced yesterday that the 1976 USTA Women's Indoor Championship will be staged here from Sept. 13-19. The $75,000 tournament will be played at two sites. The opening round will be played at the Terminus International Tennis Club while matches from the second round on will be at the Omni.

There will be 64 players in the singles draw, including defending champion Martina Navratilova, while 12 teams will compete for the doubles title. Thai Champion Defends June .30 MADRID (AP) Saen-sak Mangsurin of Thailand, the World Boxing Council's lightweight champion, will defend his Spain's Miguel Velazquez in Madrid's Las Ventas bullring June 30. Mangsurin was to receive $80,000 to defend the crown he took from Spain's Pedro "Per-ico" Fernandez in Bangkok last July 15. Dancer's Balance Wins at Pimlico BALTIMORE (AP) -Benray Farm's Dancer's Balance scored a front-running victory yesterday in the feature race at Pimiico Ra''e Course. Ridden by Jack Kurtz, the three-year-old never left the outcome in doubt after breaking on top in the field of seven and sweeping to a five-length lead over Tangier.

i Karen. DIONISIO, Glenn C. against Nancv. TERRICK, Marv Ann against ARNOLD, Hayward L. against FISHER John J.

of Swissvale, on June 15, 1976; husband of the late Bertha dear father of Ada Malcolm R. ot Atlanta, John E. of Swissvale; also five grandchildren; brother of Malcolm and Edmund Fisher. Friends may call at the SWISSVALE FUNERAL HOME OF VAN HORN, Irvine St. at Monongahela Wed.

Thurs. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Services Fri. at 11 a.m. deceased, of Coraopolts, Po, No.

2643 of 1976. Marie Macco-rone, 263 Silver Lane, McKees Rocks, Pa. or to John GALMOFF-KARPA, John, 144? Rfnee Dnrmont Debra 607 A. Caouto; O'Donnell, Bresna- Wia cd colur above a small waist and outsvveot skirt lovely way to show your figure to beautiful advantage. Note sportive tuntc, pants.

Printed Pattern 4915: Misses' Sues 10, 12, 14, 14, IB, 20. Size 12 (bust 34) takes 2''i yards 45-inch fabric. Send $1.00 tor each pattern. Add 35c for each pattern for first-class mall and special handling. Send to Anne Adams, (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette), 140, Pattern 243 West 17th New Vork, N.Y.

10011. Print Name, Address. Zip, Sixt and Style Number. Easy Luxury! Wnterford Drive. WO.ICI K-HAMILTON, Dovld W.

a laputo Laprlsto, 1919 Frlck Proposals 805 Wheeling, W. Patricia 1207 Union Ave. NOWACKI-KOZY, John 507 SCHWEIGER, Anthony of Pn. NO. 240 of 1976.

Dolores Marie Bednor, 1600 Hal Mrthlestown Road; Roberta. 419 Rnnk St (110 Lost and Found terns Pa. 15712 or toi On June 15, 1976, Wit-Ham Walsh Lermann, M. husband of the late Myra Love; survived by two sisters. Miss Katherine Lermann Mrs.

Thomas F. Ryan; also a niece, Mrs. Ruth McLaughlin; a nebhew, Thomas F. Ryan, Jr. Friends may call at H.

SAMSON, INC. 537 Neville St. (Oakland-Civic Center) Wed. 2-4 7-8 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St.

Paul's Cathedral, Thurs. morning at 11 o'clock. Interment private. McLEAN On June 14, 1976, Brig. Mabel McLean, at Salvation Army Booth Memorial Home; sister of Donald of Boston, Florence McLean and Mrs.

Agnes Murphy and Neil McLean all of Old Orchard, Maine, Mrs. Christie Banks of N.Y. and the late Richard McLean. Friends received at the L. BEINHAUER SON CO.

MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty 2-4, 7-9 starting 2 p.m. Funeral service at the Salvation Army Temple 425 Blvd. of the Allies, Wed. at 2 p.m. Contributions may be made to Col.

William Noble, M.D., Salvation Army, 1424 Northeast Expressway, Atlanta, OA. 30329. MEYERS On June 14, 1976, Richard D. of Lake Latonka (formerly of Shadvside); husband of Louise Rogers; father of Joanne Wilson of Albany, N.Y., Jacqueline Bueil of Vermilion, Ohto, Mary Lou Meyers of Nutley, N.J. and Donna Woods of Morningside; also seven grandchildren; brother of Mary Whitehead of Albertine Lawton, Margaret Conley of Pgh.

and Charles Meyers of Cal. Funeral from the VERNER G. LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, (formerly Henningerl, 4635 Butler on June 17, at 2 p.m. Teamsters Local No. 249, V.F.W.

Post 6345, North Hills U.S.A. R. Center and friends invited. Visitation 2-4 7-9 p.m. MILLER Emma Feiraben, on June 14, 1976, Wife Of the late William Miller; mother of James Joseph the late William Miller Marie Hoer-itz; also survived by five grandchildren nine Greatgrandchildren.

Family will receive friends between 2-4 7-9 at the SPERLING, FUNERAL HOME, INC, 40B Cedar N.S. Funeral mass in St. Mary's Church on June 17th, 1976 at 11 a.m MILLER On June 14, 1976, Julia Elizabeth (Gould) of W. Mirffin; beloved wife of William mother of Mrs. Richard (Claral Ritter, George Miller and William H.

Miller also seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received Wed. Thurs. 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME, (Homestead Park) Munhall.

Services on Fri. af 11 a.m. OBENAUF Albert on June 14, 1976, of Shaler beloved husband of Mary Obenauf; father of William G. and Edward F. Obenauf; brother of Alverta Weissert; also seven grandchilderen.

Members V.F.W. No. 118 and friends received 2-4 7-9 at WM. J. OGRODN1K FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butler Etna, where services will be held on Thurs.

at 1:30 p.m. PERLMAN On June 9, 1974, Cant. Benjamin Perlman (U.S. Navv Retireo1); husband of Leunce Perlman; brother of Nathan and Ruth Perlman of Pgh. Services were held on June 14, et the U.S.

Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland. REED On June 1976, Amelia G. Mente; wife of the late William mother of Margaret Ennetta and the late William B. and Carl six grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren. Friends are Invited to call at the LF" J.

HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 323 Second Carnegie. Funeral Fri. with Mass of Christian Burial in St. Joseph's Church et 9:30. ROSE On June 15, 1976, Olive M.

of Sheraden, wife of the late Thomas mother of Thomas Robert sister of Mrs. Ella Land, Mrs. Hazel Herd, Robert J. Samuel Beck; also two grandchildren three great-grandchildren. Funeral services at the H.

L. SPEER FUNERAL HOME, 2927 Chartiers heraden, on Fri. at 11 a.m Visitations 7-9, Thurs. 2-4 7-9 p.m SCOTT 1 On June 14, 1971s, James of Stowe husband of the lale Anna Mae Conn er father of Jack Bruce I Theresa Buyna. Friends received at the McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Chetlers McKeesrocks from 24 7-9 p.m Services on June 17 it 11 i.m.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE NOTICE OF SEALED BID SALE Under authority contained in upYEP-PAIMONDt, Geoffrev Robert w. Seiko, 1027 Grant Pa. 15212. 1243 S. Neolev Caro1 A 71B Cnrrlnae Cirri.

CAT Female, lost Schenlev Hill, mottled charcoal FLAUS On June 13, 1976, Darla Lynn, beloved daughter of Muriel Sweetall Ftaus. Friends are invited to call at the LEO J. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 323 Second Carnegie, where blessing service will bt held on Wed. at 11. SCHATZ, Ethel, deceased, of SMITH-HOGAN, Rnymnnd C.

Wllklnsburo, Po. No. 2683 of or ingc, reward, yi-ftrnj. 1974. Kenneth Knlin, 40: nl woshlnaton Storey AOne irellv st sertlon 6331 Of the mernai Revenue Code, the prooerty de-scribed below has been for nonpayment of delinquent COLLIE MIX-Lost, male.

West View area, brown white. Re- ROBINSON-CONNORS, Gernlrt 3553 Gerher Bettv Cherrv Lane, North Huntingdon, Pa. 15642 or to Donald H. Melonev, 621 Penn Avenue Wilklnsburg, Pa. 15221.

wara. yji 'in. I tnl Wnllnitnn Ave. in ernal revenue Taxes uuc num Sugar Rays 2224 Centre, Piltshurah, a 15219, The DOG LOST KiKutville vie, Sat. night e-12, light brown white collie, -mnr reward.

431- KONECNY, Karl of Allison CORNMANSNATCHKO, Russell A MrGorv Road; Judith lllv nrlve. FRENCH Park, pa. No. 2669 of 976, property will be sold ot public auction under sealed bids In accordance with the provisions of Ernest Konecnv, 3023 HAUSFR-HAUSFR, Lorry McNel Allison Park, Pa. DOG Sm.

brn. tan male. Part Huskv-Shep. Lost E. Lib.

mj Mnrfnw Pnrk Drive; An 15101 or lo Richard Miller, 300 Grant nette 1314 Meadow Park Area. Kewarg, tm-sBj. Pa. 15219 section 6335 Ot ni imernu. Revenue Code and pertinent regulations.

Date bids, will be opened June 28, 1976. Time bids will be ODened 10:00 A.M. Place of sale Room 802 Federal Building, 1000 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219. ah thnt rurtnin or ece of DOG Tan wwhile markings, last seen PI.

Bree area. 363- 8377. PLOTKIN, Aaron, deceased, of On June 14, 1976, Virginia of Avalon, Aunt of Mrs. Mildred Faesset Cam-marata, Mrs, Kathryn Faessel Cammarata, R. Ted Faessel, Mrs.

Grace Faessel Regan the latt John A. Faessel. Friends received In the ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, 1014 O.f. Avalon (N.

Bor osj where services will be held on Wed. afternoon at 1:30 CALVERT, Mary deceased, Drive. MAPSHAI.L-WEFM, Thomas C. 748 Delmor Wnv; Sandra L. MrClure Ave.

SAYI OR-SCHMIDT, Allen W. lin Snrlna Garden; Rose M. I9U Vnskomn St. ciAAAAnNns.PFrK. oohert of McKees Rocks, Pa.

No. FOUND Wenford, female cal. Charcoal White. Orange nose. Green eyes.

93S-54SS. 2679 of I vie Calvert. 33 Nve mber Park 7042 ground situate In the 5th Ward (formerly the thirteenth Word) way, Moon Pa. or to Harold t. Harder, Alter, 600 Moonstone Drive; Anne 1)20 Personal of the city ot Kinsourgn, of Alleahenv, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described Wright Barron, 1100 aa via pMtnne rvive.

Vlil cirAVAGF.MII i FR, Dni as follows, to wit: Beginning at lei fllnton; Anna 11 union Bonk pa 15272. TARSHIS, of Po, No. 26H2 ol 1974. Nettle Tar A DISTRESSED PREGNANCY? For conf. counseling, free preg.

Burns mcw.aCMHCV WIHInm A NOnnwesi turner ui imc intersertion of Elmore Street (formerly Charles Slreet) ond Rose Street: thence South 62 57' uvnet tiinna the line of said Rose icm. nir 1 rmiri I oi-ivuh. 517 Hnves Ave Mnry Jo, 20" Shis, 4203 Stanton Pa, or to Maurice Braunsteln, 1702 Frlck ALONE I PREGNANT? A confidential, caring friend, LIFELINE. 341 1322. Butler, 282-1200.

BonwM.UAvnnN. Jnrk 5r Street, 24 feet to the corner of trnnrd EH'nhe'b Pa. 15219. Pnh Pn No 94 of 1976 r-iee i-regnancy Testing. lot no.

in a nan ot iois Hereinafter mentioned; Ihence North Nnrma Kpntor, Fxtrx 4'36 e7ll Ar.V.ABRAM, RoMrt A PREGNANCY Tesl-9 5, Mon Sal, while you wait. Conli-di-ntial( counseling. Allegheny ity Mt. Vernon Pnrharn 8(H) Legal Notices 800 Legal Notices 17 i.t v-rnnn A. HIir.HFS GFPBFR.

John ,19 Rltnewnv Jenn DMnewnv Ave. FREE Preqnancy Tests Results are confidential A available the same day. For inform, contact Women's Health Services, He. 562 1V0O JTOVF" HAT. Estate Notices 831 MEET QUEEN ESTER in Beautiful BlawnoK snare Jel Ski Ride.

828 9002 LIFE FOR LIVING Our Classes in Pleasures of Perception make Life more Worthwhile. 653-4456 for details. ESTATE NOTICES 021 Business Personals- Letters have been granted on the estate of each of the following deredents to the personal representative named who requests all persons having claims against the estate of the decedent to make known the same in writing to him GHERMAN On June 15, 1976, Sam Gherman of N. Euclid East End; husband of the late Fannie Gherman; father, of Mrs. Ruth Harnick of N.Y., Mrs.

Eileen Becker of Mrs. Hilda Goldhamer of Pgh. and Irving Gherman of nine grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren. Services will be held at BLANK BROS. FUNERAL HOME.

Forbes Ave. at Craft, at 11 a.m. on Wed. Visitation one hour before service time. Interment Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.

Contributions may be made to the Adath Jeshurun Building Fund, GRAY On June 15, 1974, Mabel A. Gray, beloved wife of John O. Gray; mother of Mrs. Lois Buono, Mrs. Dorothy Schulti Sara Spiegel; sister of Mrs.

Dorothy Lofe 4 Elmer G. BaKer, both of also survived by six grandchildren, Friends received at WM. SLATER SONS, tNC. Virginia Ave. 4, Kear-sarge Mt.

Washington, where services will be held Frl June 18th at II a.m. Visitation 2-4 t. 7-9. HICKS Mrs. Helen V.

or 532 El Court, beloved mother of Westley HicRs Jr, Donnie M. hicks and Elaine Winston; devoted friend of Robert Washington; sister of Ella Williams, Marcella Davis and Henrietta Chandler; also six feceived at the WATSON FUNERAL HOME, 720 North Lang E' Services on Thursday at 11 a.m. in the tl vsvssvsvsys Viralc Averages BATTING All HR RBI Pet. Moose 5 12 .400 Kooinion 142 50 10 22 .352 Oliver 202 70 9 24 Ml Helms JO 10 0 5 -3JJ Parker 156 46 4 29 295 Zisk 219 63 7 30 .288 Storgell 165 46 7 19 29 Reuss 30 8 0 4 .267 Kirkoatrlck 31 8 0 2 .258 Sangulllen 183 45 0 6 .244 Ott 12 3 0 2 250 Stennett 24 7 40 1 22 243 Tovcros 159 38 0 10 239 Hooker 23 5 1 3 .217 Hobner 183 38 1 13 .208 Kison 20 4 0 0 .200 Deipc-rv 5 10 0 .2110 Roljorlson 51 10 1 11 .196 Dyer 51 10 2 6 .194 Mendnro 44 9 0 4 .196 Candelarla 22 2 0 0 .091 Metllch 2.1 2 0 0 087 Hernandez 3 0 0 0 .000 Tekulve 2 0 0 0 .000 Olustl I 0 0 0 .000 PITCHING IP ER SO ERA Longford I'a 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 Moose 32'j 4 19 I 15 3 1 1.11 Kison ..74 24 43 21 30 4 4 2 92 Condelarlo 72 21 55 2 0 50 5 i 3.18 Tekulve 244S II 32 8 23 0 1 3.71 Reuss 9I''J J9 89 22 46 7 5 314 Rooker 71 'j 31 75 25 29 4 3.91 Medlch 8IVj 36 77 28 41 4 3.98 Glustl 22 10 23 8 7 0 0 4.09 Hernandez JS'j 13 25 11 13 1 4.62 Dtmery ..34 19 38 13 1 1 4.44 HOMR ATTENDANCI 1974 (30 Gomes) 389,072 1975 30 Games) 386,295 or his attorney, and atl persons indebted to the decedent to make payment to him without delay; NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Office of Treasurer ol Allegheny County Room 108 Court House Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania In purtiiAnce of Arts of Mny 1. 1R61, March 30.

IftfiA July 1953 end Act 25 nf Mttfth 26 1 976 and County Commnsionur flmolulton of April 1, 1976. I horAby qivs nnticn thut th imh diiplirdtti for th vrl wards of thn Citifts ol PitMhurqh, Mr.Kfmsport. Ouqtutsne, And Clmrton; thn Bnrnuqhn find tlm Townships art rufldy I prpBtr) lo rnr.mv Iho county tnn dslHtu nri pnrsoniil property, tr, tffxns for th ytir 1976 Sid ItkM rtiny ha paid discount up to mid including July 31, 1976 flic dtirinfl thu month of Atiquit. unri on nd aUmi Snpinmbur 1 1976 tn plus iin uddiid pnnlty mid mtor isst penalty of pffr month wtll addvd btg inning Sfiptumhtir 1, 1976 SPECIAL NOTICE Positively no discount will he allnwed on taies not actually re ceived at the Treasurer Office before the close of business on July 31 197A or by mail not postmarked on or belnre midnight ol July 31 1 9 76 To be accepted in the face amount taxes must be paid at the Treasurer Office before the close of business nn Auquat 31, 1976 and mail must be postmarked on or before mtdniqht nl August 31. 19 F6 Delay in delivery nf mail or mes-senqer or failure to receive a tax statement will not he cnnsider, ert an excuse tnr nnn payment before eipuattnn of disnount or face period payments.

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