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rlTTSlil IIGII POST-GAZEVTL: Aug. 17, 1981 23 Chall enge of Governor's School 4 if. i creative drama consultant Ed Lilley and retired head of the CMU art department, Wesley Mills. Last year's budget allowed for 328 students. In 1981, more than 2,000 students auditioned for the 250 scholarships.

For a time this year, the future of the Governor's School looked dim. But the PDE managed to advance $250,000 in time to notify winners, secure staff and crank up the program for its July 12 opening. "Due to cutbacks, we have 20 fewer bodies on staff," Gatty says, "but we can't complain. We're alive. That's a tribute to the kind of job we're doing." Cutbacks this year also meant fewer guest artists and fewer field trips.

And the Title IV-C federal grant that has enabled handicapped students to attend PGSA has run its limit. Next year's program still is in the minds of PDE planners. While North and South Carolina, New York and Connecticut are among the few states that offer similar arts programs for talented youth, Gatty says the federal Office of Special Education, finds the Pennsylvania Governor's School unique because it combines all the arts in a residential program for both handicapped and non-handicapped, and includes leadership and career training. At Bucknell, students and staff alike find benefits in learning with and from the handicapped "govies," and the PGSA tries to allow blind and deaf students to pursue their talents as thoroughly as the non-handicapped. The Moog Synthesizer has a Braille chart; there's a tandem bike so the blind students can get more exercise; sensitivity and Braille workshops are given to (Continued from Page 17) Esposito.

"Here, everyone has such good ideas." "Here, we're accepted and allowed to be ourselves," says Lori Freedman, a dance majortheater elective from Monroeville. "We don't have to be jocks or in cliques. We're appreciated for what we are. We don't mind making mistakes, because everybody does, and then gets up and tries again," The program is geared to impress these youngsters with the realities of making one's living in the arts. "We call it, 'Scaring Them Straight in the Arts'," says Arthur Gatty, director of the Governor's School since its first session in 1973.

Gatty, a former music educator in Forest Hills, says this year the program placed an even heavier emphasis on career education than in earlier years. Students heard the bad news mixed with the good from visiting artists such as Douglas Pickering, a sculptor and teacher at Carnegie-Mellon University; Barbara Sandanato, former prima ballerina with the Pennsylvania Ballet Com- fany and now a staff member at the hiladelphia College of Performing Arts; Clyde Hare, a professional freelance photographer; Kevin Bacon, mer PGSA student with recent successes on Broadway, in TV and films; Lucy Spiegal, a writer and research specialist from "60 Jan Eckman, of the William Morris Agency in New York City; and Bernard Goldberg, principal flutist with the Pittsburgh Symphony. PGSA's own staff includes artist-teachers such as dancer Alexi Yuden-ich, actress and writer Glory Van Scott, George Creegan and Crow. contribution has been that he "creates good will." Creegan, a portly man who doesn't sign his name to his creations, has designed all the characters made by the Creegan Co. since it started 22 years ago.

But George Creegan is not so much a promoter or businessman as he is an educator. He has written a handbook for puppetry that has been in use for more than 10 years. And there is his daily television show. "We don't need more than this," Creegan says as he leans back, rubbing his belly. "Besides, I want to be a big face in a little market." "I think we are going to get high ratings this summer.

Within the last three years we beat Phil Donahue and Mike Douglas." TV puppeteer makes learning part of the fun By the time they're 17, children have spent 5,000 more hours in front of TV sets than they have in school. "We've got to turn some of these hours into something meaningful," puppeteer George Cree-gan says. "My goal is to take a few hours and make it something nourishing and valuable. "My TV show I'Creegan and on Channel 9 in Steubenville, Ohio is an awareness show. I want to make children aware of what's around them.

It's education in a fun format." Creegan writes every script for his show. The format involves video-taped field trips to museums and landmarks, interspersed with cartoons. The children's reactions let him know how he's doing. "We asked kids to send us letters about the show and we got 70 in one week." In shopping centers, children rush up to his bigger-than-life-size marketing characters without hesitation to put their arms around them. Baron von Bird, PPG Peacock, Mr.

Dynamite, Sparkplug and other animated characters are treated like old friends. "And when we're setting up a display, a crowd gathers and the oohs and ahhs tell a lot," he adds. Creegan, who is also working on his Ph.D. in educational communications at the University of Pittsburgh, recently completed a videotape designed to ease children's fear of hospitals. It centers on the Crow, his popular sidekick, who has a tonsillectomy.

A national hospital organization is considering it for distribution. George Creegan started back in "the late '50s" with a show on Air Force Television in Germany. "At that time I was just a puppeteer and the studio wanted me to do a children's show. There was a big market for that because many of the officers' wives were there with kids. It worked very well," Creegan said.

He left the Air Force in the "early '60s" and went to Columbia University in New York. To support himself, he and his wife, JoAnn, traveled around to fairs and similar events with his puppets. He eventually worked as an assistant puppeteer on "Howdy Doody." Then he saw Steubenville, Ohio. "My wife is from there and we went to visit her folks. While we were there we said, 'Hey, why not raise our kids We didn't move back to New York." His simple tastes are reflected in his business, as well as his lifestyle.

"My business is wholly owned and we take up a half a block on the main street of downtown Steubenville. My wife and my daughter he has two others and my son do a lot of work." Puppetry as a sales device is a booming business, he finds. This Christmas, he will have "traffic builder" displays featuring his characters at 15 malls throughout Western Pennsylvania. He has also animated showrooms in Dallas, Miami, Los Angeles and Atlanta. Creegan developed Sparkplug, a 9-foot-tall mascot who looks just like his name, for Auto Parts of Carrick.

"He has been a very effective sales tool," sav' re owner Steve Luncinski. "He's probably the bifcr sparkplug in the world and if he's handing ou, i.yers or something, people really pay attention." Sparkplug has been around for two years and cost $1,100. Luncinski says Sparkplug biggest sighted students. Classes in sign languages are offered as a full elective course, and are taught by deaf students as well as staff interpreters. Hearing students are so interested in learning to communicate with the deaf that 35 of them this year took this class instead of concentrating on another art area.

"The handicapped kids just happen to be different," says Eric Harrison, a violin majorsign elective from Greens-burg, "and that's how they're treated. We just have to learn to communicate in a different way." Eric chose his elective in sign language because he knows some deaf persons at home, and because he feels he should know as many ways to communicate in the music profession as possible. He may study music therapy. Gerry Hare will be a junior at Hampton High School. He is a photography majorart elective whose work has been published in local newspapers, the Columbus Monthly and National Geographic.

He patiently and gently describes the physical handicaps from birth defects that slow his walking to a limp and Erolong his speech. With the same ease, discusses his 8 mm. works-in-progress and the sense of responsibility he feels in being able to help his family, particularly his father, free-lance photographer Clyde Hare. Gerry's excitement at being able to work long hours solving problems of light and shadow, design and depth of field, is echoed in the comments of all the students who take time to talk with a reporter. Many just want to be back at the easel, or piano or barre.

Chamber groups concentrate intensely on each other and their reactions to playing all morning. Typewriters click compulsively, as if challenged to a duel. "The hardest part so far," says Mt. Lebanon ceramicist Ian Lally, his hands camoflaged in a large revolving swirl of gray clay, "is the discipline of repeating an assignment. Last week we had to do six bowls that were identical.

This week we're doing four types of lids." Students work a full morning at their major, spend the afternoon studying their electives, and are urged to spend two hours daily in recreation. Many ask to return to work instead, and in the evning they again work on their major. "There's a lot of 8 to 8 work," says Gatty. As the five weeks progress, so do the hours at the Art Barn, on stage, and in quiet corners where poetry and prose are "tried out" on responsive critics and friends. "We give them a well-planned schedule because we don't want them to burn out," Gatty says, "but they just don't want to quit.

This year's group is days ahead of where we were last year, and the staff has a running gag that in a few years, we won't even have to show up." Dr. P. J. Steincrohn For Mr. You are not alone many are tired of hearing of the dangers of high cholesterol levels in the blood.

Yet, when there are new developments, I believe you should be aware of our changes in thinking. For example, most doctors agree that elevated cholesterol levels are associated with increased risk of heart attack. For example, the Framingham study, developed over at least a 20-year period, indicates that if your total cholesterol is 260 or thereabouts, you have three times the risk of having a heart attack, compared with the patient whose count is under 195. And the risk becomes five times greater if the cholesterol is over 310. What's new? The total cholesterol count isn't the sole risk.

Patients who have a form of cholesterol known as high density lipoprotein (HDL) have a decreased risk of heart attack. Therefore, ask your doctor about your HDL levels, Mr. M. Also, your LDL low density lipoprotein levels, which increase the likelihood of heart attack. example that even stubborn and "untreata-ble" illness may improve.

Dear Dr. Steincrohn: Several years ago my neck had become so painful I was afraid I would have to give up driving a car. I was continually uncomfortable, no matter what I was, doing even during ordinary conversation. My doctor sent me for X-rays which revealed spurs on my cervical vertebrae. When aspirin and heat didn't help, an orthopedist prescribed traction.

So, for about an hour a day I "hung" from a device slipped over a closet door. I also had to stop sleeping on my stomach and use a cervipillow like a small bolster under my neck in place of a pillow. At first the traction made my neck feel worse. But within about three months I improved. I abandoned the traction almost entirely, though I still sleep with a roll in the back of my neck in place of a pillow.

When I travel, I rollup a bathtowel. I hope my experience helps others who suffer "pain in the neck." Mrs. L. Dear Dr. Steincrohn: Only a person with cervical arthritis and constant pain and stiffness recognizes the aptness of the description of some people as being a "pain in the neck." It's a miserable state.

Not bad enough to keep you home from work, but forever nagging discomfort wherever you are, or whatever you are doing. The pain never seems to leave one entirely. My doctor has sent me to an X-ray specialist who found that I have arthritic spurs on my neck vertebrae. He has prescribed the usual aspirin which dulls the pain somewhat. Also application of hot towels at night.

But there's really nothing else to do, is there? It has been so bad lately that I've had a few near accidents while driving because I couldn't turn my head sufficiently to some oncoming traffic. Is there anything else you can suggest? Mr. N. Dear Mr. I suggest consultation with -an orthopedist.

He may devise some workable scheme of treatment that will bring at least some relief. The following letter is an 600 Legals 800 Legals 800 Legals 600 Legals 800 Legals 800 Legals 800 Legals HAROLD A. Gold; BajKm which was oroanized under! FRANK E. Yourick. the Professional Corporation! J.

M. MAURIZI; Balzarini, Carey Maurlzl, 3303 Grant Building, Pittsburgh. Pa. 15219. Notice Is Law of tne commonwealth i of Pennsylvania, approved, 200 Ross Street.

Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. 8. Just compensation has been secured by the bond of the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh, filed with the Declaration oi Tak- at 11315 Frankstown Road, Pa. 15235. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested In said business are: Richard S.

Sabel, 608 Chinaberry Monroeville, Pa. 15146; hereby given pursuant to Earn $238 Sell: JU1V IVU, ACT NO. IfSU. The name of the corpora tion is Schachter and HARRY L. Lerrtchner, Attorney at Law, 230 L'nion Trust Pittsburgh, Pa.

15219. Notice Is hereby oiv en pursuant to the provisions of Act of Mav 24, 1945, P.L. 967, as amended, of Intention to file In the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburo, and In the office of the Prothono-tarv of the Court ot Common Pleas ot Allegheny County, on Wednesday, the lMh rii. nl A. 10D1 Jane F.

Sabel. 608 China- the provisions ot Act ot May 24, 1945, P.L. 967, as amended, of Intention to file in the office of the Secretary ot the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, at Hams-burg, and in the office of the Prothonotarv of the berry Monroeville, Pa. and Sears, 10th Floor. Frick Building.

Pa. 15219. Notice Is hereby given thai Articles of Incorporation ware filed with and approved bv the Depart, ment of Stale of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburo, on the 23rd day of March, 1981, tor me purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved If vou wish fo cha'lenoe Demarco. Yourick Davles, P.C.. 1315 Frlck Building, Pa.

Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Marrisburg, on the 22nd day of July, T981, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved 15146; Nicholas S. Sabel, 11315 Fiankstown the power or right of the Condemnor, the Urban Re Pa. 15235; Ruby G. Sabel, 13 5 Frankstown Schachter Psychiatric Associates. The purpose or pur-poses for which It was organized: The practice of medicine, Including the rendering of all professional services in connection ther-with, the ownership of real andor personal property necessary for or appropriate to the rendering of such professional services and me Investment of its funds Pa.

15235; Christine M. Sabel, 608 Chinaberry Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on! Wednesday, the 19th day of August, 1981, a Certificate Certificate for me' conduct wonroevine, pa. im4a, development Autl.or itv of Pihsbu.gh, to appropriate the condemned property, he sufficiency nf ttie security, the procedure followed bv the Condemnor, or the Declaration of Taking, you are required to file preliminary obiections with the Court of Common Pleas of for the condud ot a bust NOTICE is herebv given of a business In Allegheny Countv. Pennsylvania, under ness In Allegheny County, way ivjj, r.L JM, as amended. The name of the Pennsylvania, unaer me as sumed or fictitious name real estate, mortaaoes.

the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Mall Furniture Associates, with its principal place of stocks, bonds, or any other Hjri nf inuttmnl inri fnr style or designation of Kinco Employee Benefit Consulting! pursuant to the piovisions of Ad of Mav 24. 1945. L. 9A7, as amendea, of Intention to file In the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg and in the office of the Prothonotar of corporation Is Record Hut Productions, Inc. The purpose or purposes for which was organized: The corporation is organized for the purpose of rendering ser Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, within thirty (301 davs after publication ot this business at 108 oak Park Dlara DiHchxrnh Dm ItOll wav 3, ivjj, r.L.

J04, as amended. The name of the rorporatlon Is Robert McMinn Associates, Inc. The purpose or purposes for which it was organized: The corporation Shan have unlimited power to engage in and do any lawful act concerning any or all lawful business for which corpora, tlons may be Incorporated these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the Services, with its principal place of business at 938 MfK lnn I Ana PiHthuCnh The 'names and addresses rignrs, benefits ana privi of all persons ownino or In leges OT SO I a ACT oi Assenv the Court of Common Pleas terested In said business biy. Marion E. Popiel, Attorney for Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh.

vices; ana it may invest its funds In real estate, mort-QAQes. stocks, bonds or anv Pa. 15220. The names and addresses of all pet son, owning or Interested in said business are: John W. King, are: William Riesbera.

108 of Allegheny Countv, on Thursday, the 20th day of August, 1981, a Certificate STEPHEN Israel: Duffy. IS' Oak Park Place, Pittsburgh, rael. Cook Schulbera. At NOTICE is hereby given fa. for me condud of a bus! l.

ni, KuTieage xoaa, Fredonia, Pa. 16124. ness In Allegheny County, other type of Investment and it mav own real and personal property necessary or appropfiate for rendering Its services and It shall NOTICE Is herebv atven irtUM A Unnnmrr. iHnr under the Business corporation Law, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly. pursuant to the provisions Pennsylvania, unaer me as sumed or fictitious name that application has been made to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, under the provisions ot the Public Utility Code, by Lincoln Coach Travel, ney at Law, 1015 Chamber or act or way i ivo.

m.l. 967. as amende a of Inten have unlimited power to en style or designation of Swiss Summer-Ski. with its princi- 1528 Frlck Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15719.

Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department ot State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. on tne 6th day ot August 1981, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation tion to file In ttie office of i burgh, Pa. 15219. Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act of U6B1 HOUTe JU weST. Norrn ai place ot ousmess aT Bruceton 321.

gage 'n and to do any and an lawful acts authorized under the said Corporation law, and for these purposes the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Larrlchiirn anri in ika n(. Pa. 15236. The names and addresses of all persons owning or Interested In said Spring Suit News to have, possess and enioy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of of a DTOPOsed nonprofit cor flee of the Prothonotary ot the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Thursday, the 20th day of August, 198), a Certificate business are: Michael Flory, 500 F. Bruceton Rd.

321, Pa. 15236. Huntington, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania 1 S642, a corporation of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvaniafor a brokerage license evidencing the Commission's approval of the beginning of the right and privilege to operate as a broker, for the transportation ol persons, between points in Pennsyl or am on, jewisn mar nape ncounter ot Greater Pitts way ivi, vg, as amended, of Intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, and In tne office of the Prothonotarv of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Thursday, the 20th day of August, 1981, a Certificate for the Printed Pattern burgh, having Its registered office at 1704 Partridge Run FRANK E. Yourick. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA CIVIL DIVISION In the matter ot tonuem- Koaa.

upper m. ueir, kitts-burgn, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 15241, and or- tor me conduct of a business In Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Sunshine Development Company, with Its principal vania, arrangements tor such transportation to he anizea unaer me Nonprom orooratlon Law of the conducted at offices located condud of a business In Allegheny Countv, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fiditious name, stvle or des Commonwealth of Pennsylvania approved November si ace ot ousmess aT a uair-Ion Pa 15234. the counties ot Allegheny and Westmoreland. (A- 00103357) lb. iv2.

being Act no. in. The names and addresses ignation of Hair Designs by Michael, with Its principal Demarco, Yourick Davles, PC, 1315 Frick Building, Pa. Notice Is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pay on the 30th day of July, T981, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved nation by Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh of certain lands in the Twenfy-Sixth Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, being properties of: The purpose or purposes i his application win oe or ail persons owning or in- for which said corporation TeresTeo saio ousmess Is organized: (A) To orga Riace oi ousmess ar jm oble Street, Swissvale, Alleohenv Countv.

Pa 15218 are: John H. Thatcher ad submitted to the Commission without a hearing provided no protests are filed prior to August 31, 1981. nize exclusively for religious Vichy L. Thatcher, both of Nathan Mepnen ana The names and addresses purposes within the meaning of Section 50K3HO of the Fred Stephen property des pawn uairron, Ha 15025. of all persons owning or In inrernai Kevenue cooe or ignated as hiock ana lot 45-M-109.

situate at 2428 N. LINLUl LUAlM TRAVEL, INC. McNres, Wallace P.O. Box 1166, Harris 1954: TO sponsor and terested In said business are: Michael P. McCann, 17 23 Commercial Street.

New promoTe marriage fcneoumer week-ena meetinos both way 5, ivjj, K.i.. ja, as amended, The name of the Pittsburgh, na. iie, burg Pa. 17)08, Attorneys for Applicant. Charles Street, their heirs, administrators, executors, successors ana assigns, or any other persons found to have an Interest in the property.

If your puppy just had puppies of her own, find good homes for them with a classified ad in The Press and Post-Gazette. Call 263-1201 today to find new families for your pets with a classified ad. corporation Is Zanzibar Audio-visual tnTertamment within and outside the geographical limits of Greater Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and to sponsor and promote post-week end activities 821 Bids Proposals Company, Inc. The purpose or purposes for which It LINDA H. Jones, Attorney at Law, 674 Oliver Pa, 15222.

Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act of Mav 24, 1945, PL. 967, as wh ch provide enrichment NUTUfc TU CONDfcMNEES OF CONDEMNATION In accordance with Sedion amenaea, oi mienTion to rue In the office ot the Secre 405 of the Eminent Domain OFFICIAL McKEESPORT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT AUGUST 7, 1981 The Board of School Dl- Law ot the General Assem for marriages and the perpetuation of the fundamentals of Judaism in said marriages, and for these purposes fo have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of tary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harris-bura. and In tne office of bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Urban Redevelopment Authority of redors of the McKeesport the Prothonotarv of the Area school District requests bids for the follow Lourr ot common rieas ot was organized: i ne corporation is organized for the purpose of rendering services; ami It may invest Its funds In real estate, mortgages, stocks, bonds or any other type of Investment and It may own real and personal property necessary or appropriate for rendering its services and It shall have unlimited power to engage In and to do any and ail lawful acts authorized under the said Corporation law. and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy sata act or Assempiy. Pittsburgh hereby gives notice that: Alleohenv Countv.

on Thurs ing: 1. The Urban Redevelop day. the 20th day of August, IQQ 1 a. rr41f tnr fK Marriage license applications Coal ment Author itv of Pittsburah NOTICE OF ADOPTION HEARING In Re: Adoption of Dawn filed a Declaration of Tak condud of a business in Al Marie Mikula. No.

48 of; ing In the Court of Common Pleas of Alleohenv County. legheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or 1981 the Orohans" Court i PTACEK-DUNN Paul Pennsylvania, on the 28th Division of the Court of I Common Pleas of Allegheny Countv, Pennsylvania. To aay ot juiy. ivi, pursuam to the requirements of the fiditious name style or designation of Richlin Imports, with Its principal place of business at 348 Highland East Pa. 15112.

The names and addresses an me ngnr, oeneins nu privileges of said Ad of 4478 SeharNng Helen A. 1408 Beachvtew Ava. JOHNSTON-FULTON -Kannath 177 N. Stauben St. Bonnie 117 Stauban St.

lerence, Konaia. Jim ana I Cathsr r.ar nf act of June IV64, p.l. No. 84. as amended.

26 P.S. Dawn Marie Mikula, born on the 14th day of Febru-1 i- ioi et Known as "Eminent Domain Code" ot all persons ownino or In FRANK -DELFAVEE OAMIAN Damlan, PC, terested In said business Chartaa 201 Canter Su- Grant BuMOing, pa Notice is herebv giv are: Richard D. corbeft ary, ivai at Hinsourgn. Allegheny Countv, Pennsylvania. A petition has been filed at NO.

GD81-20525. IN PFM. the address of the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh is 200 Ross 7128 Delaware en that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and fB. IDaf It). Two Spindle Horizontal Borer (1) Electronic Typewriter (9) Typewriters Copies of specifications pertaining to the same can be had by applying to the offices of the Secretary Business Manager, 72 75 Fifth Avenue.

McKeesport, Pennsylvania 15137. Bids must be In the hands ot the Secretary Business Manager. Administrative Offices, 2225 Fifth Avenue. McKeesport, Pa on or before Tuesday. September 8, 1981 by 12:60 o'clock noon, prevailing time.

Bids will be opened at 12:05 P.M. Bidder may be present at opening. The Board of School Directors reserves ttie right to reject any and all bids submitted. By order of the Board of School Directors. STEVEN E.

MOLS, SecretaryBusiness Manager raving tot leave to aoopr awn Marie Mikula and NOTICE Is herebv Given Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl vania. approved oy tne ueparr-ment of State of the Com-mnnwpriitti ot Pennsylvania pursuant to the provisions 2. Th Is condmenat on Is specifically authorized bv or act ot way iA. IVO. f.L.

967. as amendea. of Inten asking the court to put an end fo all rights you have to your child Dawn Marie Mikula. The court has set a hearing to consider the adoption and the ending of at Harrisburg. on the 28th dav of Mav.

1981, tor tion to file In the office of the Secretary of the Com Sedions 2, 12 and 12.1 of the Ur ban Redevelopment Law, Ad of May 24, 1945. P.L. 991 as amended, 35 FKIDS-MORGAN Stamp 0 Wilmington. 8uaan I3fc Rcttog Mam Road VACOBUCCISHERMAN Quv 223 Mooo-CHnlon Rood; Won 221 Uoon-CMon Road MeORATH-tKDMORE Tnomaa 442 Cart Bar-bara 117 Homaday Road DVM-WfISS Jattray laa, 32? 3. Atlantic Mar Jana, 327 S.

Atlantic Ava. MANCINI-CHAViZ Data NMtn Sharon SOS Wood St. HEYL-OAVIS Raul 527 Crtdar HUt Road: Oaraaa 527 CrkMr HW Road MALiSZEWSKI-ROPfTTI UKfiaal 9" Roup 81, Jama 204 Lafcaatta Road TARDV-lAWSOai Har-oW P. Ill, 3930 Monroavllla Danlaa, 3SJO Monroavllla Blvd. MATMN-ZAREMBER Fradric Jay.

1515 loouat Apt. 7E; Lori, RKjgafMd, Conn. FUiMiR-UI Scott C. 312S Daarwood Driva; Linda RD 2, Boa 23 niAr.nuc.scHR AIDER your rights to your chiia That hearing will be held In the purpose ot obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corporation aw of the Commonwealth H.b. $1701 et seq.

The Board of Urbai Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh bv Resolution a courtroom on the eighth floor of the City-County Building, Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on monweaith of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg and In the office ot the Prothonotary ot the Court of Common Pleas ot Allegheny County, on Thursday, the 20th day ot August, 1981, a Certificate for the condud of a business In Allegheny County, duly adopted on June 1 1 1 1. condemned the orop mursaay, septemoer iu, 1981 at 10:00 a.m. If vou do erfy referred to above and aJthorized the Executive Di-rertor of said Authority to KUSHNER-OIASIN Rebart 8. Canton, Onlo; Ji 442 Pacific Ava. VEITM-8TRIFHER Raymond 5535 Kantuoky Wandy 5536 Kantucky Ava.

CHE8AREK 8EASLEY Robart 3155 Mormngakta Oriva; Jana 2371 Saddkt Driva BALL-QALtCtC Kaltn 7006 Haian Dianna RO 3. Tarantum STEMER-IALE Jamaa 8., 3837 StonacUH Oriva; Judith 777 13lh St. 08E-BENJAMW Dan-M A 131 E. 14lh Roohaaa. 4t Jamaa St.

NOWECK-RENO Paul 1206 Mapia Diana, 441 Oloaaar 81. KRAUtAND-O'BRIEN John 211 Maadowood Oriva; Mauraan 3442 E. Stag Oriva RAW-WOO VER 8hawn 1047 lapiah Road; Sally 1047 LapMh Road WLODAR8KI-C ANNA-VINE Edward 370 Park Linda 437 Galar Oriva HOFFMAN-WEI LARO Jamaa 1333 Harrod Ba-bacca 1511 Barr Ava. COLLEGE -MAUCK Ja-aaph 5431 Kaaport Driva; Karla 4738 Jawal Driva POIOVICH-DIGGONS William 14112 Gardnar Joyoa 5 W. Proapad St.

WHITAKER-WILLI8 Bobby, 1552 CohvaU Ruby 1272 Blackadona Ava. MISZCZVCHA-JAN- not appear at this hearing, the court may decide that of Pennsylvania, approved Mav 5, 1933, P.L. 364, as amended. The name of the corporation Is Speth Building Corporation. The purpose or purposes for which It was organized: To have unlimited power to engage In and do any lawful business tor which corporations may be Pennsylvania, unoer me assumed or fictitious name, stvle or deslonation of Pitts vou are not interested in ean 88 Midway Driva KNAFLER-DIULUS Dannie 1008 Fidelity Driva: Michete 4872 Meadow Park Driva McCUTCHEON-MOONE David C.

906 Erdnar Lorraine, 808 Erdnar Ava. ANT ASK IE-ALLISON Robart A 365 Iroguoia Pattl 85 Herbal Road WATT-BARTON Robert O. Bon 242. Apollo; Joan, 488 Laugaay Road ROLES-ROSSI Ronald 112 Oakville Driva; Barbara C. 112 Oakville Drive KORDESICK-KlTZKV John, 5038 Harvaat Lane; Martha 5038 Harvaat Lane PECORA-KANE Michael C.

8S36 Castktton Drive; KalhkMn 3243 E. Hardka Road TISHAK-MENDERHALl John 281 OakvHIe Driva; Paula 8.. 108-D Jamaatown Drive AUMAN-MePAia Erie 428 Bloeeom Drive; KathkMn 4876 Meadow Park Drive 8TIGER-DUBAS Jo-eeph 803 Broaa Sharon 5511 McCendleae Ava. execute ana tne a DtCLA RATION OF TAKING. 4.

The purpose of this retaining your rights fo your child and your failure to appear mav affed the court's decision on whether to end condemnation Is to acquire certain property, which has been certified as blighted SIZES 8-18 KJM IncorporaTea unaer tne busi burgh Mattress Co. East Hills, with Its principal place of business at East Hills Shopping Center, D-4, Penn Hills, Pa. 15235. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested In said business are: Melvln K. Lewis.

1445 Sandusky ness Corporation Law, ap- nrowrl Mav 5. 1933. P.L. 6ty 7310 oy me vacanr rroperTy pre view committee of the litv Barnard lit laurW Road; Cnaryt Ann, 5225 Cantra of Pttshurah and the an 364, as amended and that corporation Is incorporat-d under provisions of said Ad, and for these purposes no Commission of the City va. of Pittsburgh pursuant to Sedion 12.1 ot the Urban ra.

lai. Raymond 10 Darlington to have, possess and eniov all the rights, benefits and your rights to your chiia. You are warned that even If you fall to appear at the scheduled hearing, the hearing will go on without you and your rights to your child may be ended by the court without your being present, You have a right to be represented at the hearing by a lawyer. You should take this paper to your lawyer at once. If you do not have a lawyer or cannot afford one, go to or telephone the office set Insets at each side point to a waist-whittling affect-fall's suit news couldnt be better news tor Your figure.

Crisp, smart collar, string Save a lot, crochet smart Jitar.lrkt vftunelf! Redevelopment Law. to promote the public health, safety, convenience and welfa e. noaa; Patricia nu Cramk A iiAu-aiiaa. privileges of saia act ot as sembly. PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION P.O.

BOX 8531 HARRISBURG. PENNSYLVANIA 17105 AUGUST 11, 1981 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Bids tor purchase of: Furnish and Install heating boiler at A-Butler Service Plaza. Mllepost 30.9 Westbound (Mandatory Site Inspection, 10:30 a.m., August 26). ZeHenqple Plaia, Mllepost 21.7, Eastbound (Mandatory Site Inspection 1:30 p.m., August 76), Opening Date: 10:00 a.m., E.D September 3, 1981. Bids will be rceived by the Director of Purchases not later than the time Indicated above, Bid Proposal Forms and Conditions may be obtained, free of charge, by communicating with Mr.

W. S. Cor-nellus, Director of Pur. chases. Please refer to the Item.

RAY M. BOLLINGER, Secretary and Treasurer NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the provisions Of Ad Of Mav 24. 1945, P.L. 967, as amended, of Intention to file In the office of the Secretary of the Com-monweaith of Pennsylvania, a Uirrlchnrn a.ni in Mo All one plecel Crochet jacket from the neck down of two strands of bedspread d. i ne nature or me ime acquired herebv Is the absolute fee simple title Anna, 3225 Ovartao Oriva Printed Pattern 4894: S.

ASHER Wlnlkoff; Rosen- Ir.hnar k. aU.inhar 8EWCHAK-GOLII whether fee simple or less cotton. Pineapple yoke Is so lacy, graceful. Pattern 7310: Directions for sizes 8-14 P. Suite 1000, Law and er estates, together with all Una; Judith 5211 Oanruda 6, U.

Size 12 (bust 34 takes 2Va yards 60-inch fabric. Send S2.00 for each pat-torn Add lev for each pat forth below to find out Finance Building. Pa 15219. Notice is hereby giv-en that Articles of Incorpor easemems, ignis oi way and real property Interests fit whatever nature. at.

IIBUtlW UJAIITUIEtt Included. Send for each pat trn Ariri Sftr for each pat ZIBREQ-COX Chirk. 6. This property has been ation were filed with and where vou can get legal help. Lawyer Referral Service.

The Alleohenv Countv 2020 Hulton Road; Donna no2; Retort 427 Hook ElkOT RO 2, McDonald BtmiiftHiTrurrr unaawick approved by the Depart ment of State of the Com conoemnea in iots annreiv as of the 28th day of July 10m flee of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Thursday, the 20th day of August, 1981, a Certificate for the condud of a bust-ness in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, unoer the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Sa-beico Enterprises, with its nr mr.ioal Plae business tern for first-class mall and special handling. Send to Alice Brooks, (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette), 771. Needfe. craft Box U3, Old OoJj.M 227 Roenaatar QADSON-FIELD8 William 58-D Soltla Drive; Maud 8-D Mllrvu Acraa tern for first-class mall and special handling. Send to Anne Adams, (Pittsburgh Post-Gaiette), 140.

Pattern 243 West 17tti New YorK, N.Y. 10011. Print Name, Address, Zip. Sist toad; Joyot Mcivragm UltWICl nvrm oo Comar Dvtana 825 Col-liar Ava. KLIEN-NALEPA Edward Bar Association, 920 City-County Building.

Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219, (4T2J 261-2088. Peter Smith, Three Gateway Center, Suite 2085. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222, (412) monweetth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pa, on the 24th day of July, 1981, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporarion of a professional corporation Chelsea Station, New Yor-v 7.

a Plan showing the condemned property may be Inspected at the offices ot the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburah at TOY-EDMONSTON Douglae RD 4, Bon 41; Hekjl N.Y. 10011, Prim Name, Ad wircta TURKOVICH-ZINKAND Albarl 1045 Paralt Nancy 040 Cllva St. 41a HKultl uourt; uraicnan Ann, 3834 Andaraon Road dress, Zip, ranern umoer, and (Style Number. HJi r-raepon noao.