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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1972- Other Charges Dismissed 5 Industries Fined For Air Pollution Fines ranging from $30 to on five industries charged with day before Squire John Chandler Five other charges were U.S. Steel $300 for Magistrate Rules Today On Borghini A decision is expected today at 9 a. m. as to whether city Ptl. Richard Borghini, 32, will face the grand jury a second time for murder and other new charges in the shooting death of a fellow patrolman in 1970.

Seventh Ward Magistrate Kennedy Smith was to have given a decision on the case yesterday morning but Borghini's attorney, Ronald quested a postponeone ment. In addition to murder, Bor ghini was charged last week with voluntary manslughter, involuntary manslaughter and pointing a deadly weapon in the Oct. 13, 1970, death of Ptl. John L. Smith in the Northside police station.

A grand jury cleared Borghini on Nov. 19, 1970, of an involuntary manslaughter charge brought by the Allegheny County Coroner's office. The new charges were brought by Scott's widow, Mrs. Carol Lee Scott, and mother, Mrs. Margaret Scott, before Magistrate Smith last Friday.

Borghini pleaded not guilty. For home delivery of the easy-to-read morning Post-Gazette phone 263-1121. Applications For Marriage Licenses hill Lorraine, 7C Harrison Village, GARDNER-TODD, Dean Darlington, Thelma 12 Conestoga St. DOTY-PETROCELLI, Thomas 534 Parson Valeriana, 1406 Idlewood Rd. HUGHES-PIERCE, Donald, Fort Meyer, Barbara, 412 Church St.

REEFER-LANGEL, Berton Nu Mine, Patricia 332 George St. VOGAN-MARKUS, Thomas 5525 Bartlett Doris 501 Mifflin Ave. LEMAK-DURKIN, Charles 209 Maytide Rosalyn, 135 St. JosephSt. Louis, 1124 N.

St. Clair Susan 1178 woodbine St. OVERFIELD-ROBERGE, Earl 4925 Point Circle Phyllis 220 Sanlin Dr. KORTE-KRAMER, Dennis State College, Virginia 1355 Terrace St. Robert 7947 Thon Dawn 728 Willow Dr.

SARISCAK-CHANYI, John 251 E. 16th Nancy 1280 Overdale Dr. Charles 6957 Frankstown Marie 695u Ave. SMITH-RANDOLPH, William 310 Collins Evangeline, 5212 Baum Bivd. Woody 715 Reed Renee 1055 Walnut St.

TUDOR-NEGLEY, Jim, Springdale; Linda, 614 Roup Tarentum. BRUBAKER-RAIDERS, Richard, 573 S. Graham Mary 5340 Rosetta St. SMALLEY-HINSCH, Saul 254 Semple Marie 254 Semple St. DAVIES-GUEST, John 716 Edmundson Carol 199 Dome St.

RAFALKO-ROZANSKI, Robert 2648 Russell Margaret New Castle. MACKIE-SCHAFFNIT, Terry Mars. Deborah 204 Blaze Dr. WHITEFORD-CHRIST, William J. 666 Washington Sharon 963 Kirkbride St.

ALLEN-BURFIELD, Thomas 934 Western Loretga 934 Western Charles 2328 Hill Marlane 163 Charleston KIM-KANG, Jong Ho, Dayton, Ohio; Soon-Ja, 2533 Washinaton Rd. MILSOVIC-SILVIONI, Frederick 67 Westwood Linda L. Soffel St. CRANDALL-KELLER, John 3 Allegheny Center; Karen Cheswick. FAVO-KAHLE, Ralph 2833 Broadway Barbara 1115 Glencoe Ave.

KIRKPATRICK-MURPHY, James 326 Mercer Elsie, 326 Mercer Ut. Norbert J. 52 Orchard Kian 1860 Brett St. CRIBBEN-HOOKER, David 1382 Bower Hill Mary Jo, 1382 Bower Hill Rd. RUSH-ZORBAS, Edwin P.

South Fork, Stephanie 5490 Florida Ave. William 436 Lexington Theresa 715 Melbourne St. Terrence Bridgeville; Patricia 776 Shady Dr. East. HALL 7319 Susquehanna Seretha, 7321 Susquehanna KALISZ-CARTLEDGE, Ronald 210 Sirl 450 Marietta PI.

ALLENSWORT Ranotta 844 3rd Theodore Ave. LANZ Roy 4521 Gardenville Linda 651 McCully St. HOMICK-DAVIS, Clemet, 201 E. 6th Tarentum; Anna, 1108 Brackenridge Ave. Frank 73 Neville Janet 2651 W.

Carson Uw.7-FLEMING, John 1725 Skyline Louise 4051 Meadowbrook Blvd. PETRELLI-CHAWRYLUK, Donald 5403 Coral Ursula 32 48th St. DOWNER-PHILLIPS, Jervi 1935 Irwin Bernice, 2265 Bloomer Way BAUMANN-PICCHI, Harry 9 Hodgkiss Victoria 9 Hodakiss Dr. FENNELL-HUDDY, 61 Lawn Elizabeth 149 Beisner Ave. Arthur 561 Coraopolis Virginia 205 Village Dr.

STUDER-ZIMECKI, Gary 2418 Larkins Way; Carolyn 2309 Patterson St. REFT-HEINRICH, John 96 S. 11th Norma 106 S. 23rd St. 3554 So.

Park Linda, 3252 Thornwood Dr. John 161 Video Denise 45J Longfellow Dr. Joel 'Ingomar; Teresa 9347 Pannier Rd. David Fredonia, Carolyn Fredonia. GIMILIANO-DANNELS, Giullo 509 N.

Seventh Judith 1765 Skyline Dr. COLE-ARMSTRONG, Charles 151 hill Lorraine, 7C Harrison Village, Divorce Proceedings HINGER, Brigitte from Gerald D. ZUCCO, Marie H. from Victor. CAPLAN, Flaine G.

from Jav H. WADSWORTH, Ronald R. from Naomi R. SUPPA, Marion G. from Charles G.

FEY, Albert from Pamela E. LUDWIN, Wavne L. from Crol J. LOUGHRIDGE, Joan from Robert P. SIMKO, Dolores J.

from John M. HOPKINS, Charles M. from Margaret GOGICK, Charles G. from Roberta B. SCHRAUDER, Michael Gregory from Lucille Salene.

LISS, Marie from Conrad H. Arthur H. Jr. from Judith BARRINGER, William J. from Sheryll Judy J.

from Craig. GIBBONS, Mary C. from George R. Jr. FEOLA, Florence from Eugene A.

McMANIS, Lois H. from John Y. Divorce suits Filed WILT. Donna L. against Melvin E.

RICHIE, Robert H. M. GALFORD, Susan L. against Ralph, O. GEORGE, Cassandra E.

against Delmar. EAST. Diane L. against William E. GRAZIANO, Philip against Sandra WATT, Catherine L.

against William C. DIETZ, Donna F. againsr Charles W. BEATTY. MOLINARO, Patricia Leroy J.

J. against Robert FAIRLEY, Linda W. against David N. DOLENCH, Domenic E. Jr.

against Agnes B. DURDIE, Audrey L. against Stanley. NOLLE, Juanita M. against Carl.

STITELY, Frank RM. against Mary H. KLEER. Cynthia Peter. NOVOTNY, Mary against Machael.

ANDERSON, Wayne against Mary. KELLY, Marilyn against James J. Jr. ASHBROOK, Jolan E. against Warren K.

STEELE, Carolyn M. against George J. GIESMANN, Clarence R. Jr. against Susan.

SCOTT. Artha C. against William E. Thomas R. Ill against Deborah WEAVER, Linda L.

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Print Name, Address, Zip, Pattern Number. Death Notices Allsberry Mrs. Eizzie of 6637 Lyric widow of the late James E. Allsberry; beloved mother of Mrs. Maioria A.

Allen, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Eizzie Clarkson, Mrs. Ella Keen and Mrs. Sarah Mercer; sister of Mrs.

Ethear Lipscomb; also nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Friends received at the SPRIGGS WATSON FUNERAL HOME, 720 N. Lang E. E. Funeral services on Friday, at in the Carrone Baptist Church.

Interment family plot, Homewood Cemetery. Armenti James suddenly, on Monday, Feb. 21, 1972, husband of the late Angeline Fusaro; father of James of Akron. Donald of Costa Mesa, and Norman of also survived by seven grandchildren; brother of Rose Monturo of Elizabeth, Pa. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. at the A. STAAB AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 34 E. Crafton Crafton. Funeral on Thursday, Feb.

24 at 10:30 a. m. Bayers Deputy Attorney General for the State of New Jersey, on Saturday, Feb. 19, 1972, Wiliam beloved husband of Karen Lynch Bavers; father of Leslie Anne Bavers; son of Mrs. Ethel.

Seaholm and the late William Bavers, brother of Mrs. Patricia Bromfield, Nancy, Margaret and Robert Mayers. Services will be held in the Jefferson Memorial Park Chapel, on Thursday, Feb. 24, at 10:30 a. m.

Borger Suddenly, In Palm Beach, on Feb. 21, 1972, H. Donald of Blackburn Sewickley Hats. husband of Gladys father of Mrs. Kent K.

Nancy Wilkinson of Edgeworth, also survived by two grandchildren; brother of Denton Borger of Clarksburg, W. Va. Friends received at his late, residence Blackburn Sewickley on Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday from 1-2 p. m.

Services will be held Feb. 23, 1972 FOR NEW OR USED! DIAL 263-1201 Death Notices Noel On. Monday, February 21, 1972, Helen K. Beachev, of Essex Hall, Edgewood, beloved wife of Johnson R. Noel: mother of Col.

Charles Marshall McKeag of Columbus, Thomas H. McKeag of Penn Hills, Mrs. Mary Ebbiff of Plum Boro, Charles S. McKeag Lynchburg, Joseph A. Noel Carnegie and Mrs.

Alice Sterritt Whitehall. Sister of Mrs. Evelvn Reed of Bloomington, Mrs. Hilda Baker of Butter, Mrs. Elizabeth Huff of D.C., Frank Beachey of, Uniontown and James Beachey D.C.

Also 22 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Friends received at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swissvale. Services on Thursday at a. m.

Family hours. 2-4 and D. m. Osthoff On Monday, February, 21, 1972. Wilhelmina (Minnie) Osthoff of Elgin Ave.

Sister of Mrs. Emma O. Witt. Also survived by nephew Richard C. Witt, two neices, Jeanne Witt Bickerstaff and Osthoff Sipprell of Reno, sister of the late William E.

Osthoff. Friends received at H. SAMSON 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where services will be held Thursday at 3 p.

m. Interment Smithfield Cemetery. Peluso 1972. Anthony of D. on formerly.

of Feb. Shaler husband of Magdalen Shell Peluso; father of Joseph Leonard Mariann Turner of whispering Pines, N. Anthony D. Jr. and Victoria Hiester; brother of Elizobeth Zito, Jay Gruenwald, Margaret Robert of Dover, Ohio and Ernest.

Peluso of Phoenix, also five grandchildren. Members B.P.O.E.. No. 932 and friends received at WM. OGRODNIK FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butler Etna.

Requiem high mass in All Saints Church, Etna, on Friday 10 a. m. Phillips Suddenly on Monday, Feb. 21, 1972, Donald M. of Forest Hills, (formerly of North Braddock) husband of Wilma E.

Phillips; father of Kerry Lee Phillips, of North Braddock; son of William and Gervin Bush Phillips: brother of Mrs. Jane Wees, Miss Betty Phillips, Mrs. Edith Janger, William and Frank Phillips. Friends and members of Hailman Lodge, 321 tory Bodies and Shrine received at the E. ELKIN MORTUARY.

4th St. N. Brad doc k. Services and 7-9 p. Thurs.

at 1 p.m. (Famiy hours 2-4 Pirschl Feb. 20, 1972, Joseph of father of Aurellia, Marcella and Woodward McKees Rocks. Joseph brother of Mary. Bellan; also three grandchildren.

Friends received in the ANTHONY SANVITO FUNERAL HOME, 634 Broadway. McKees Rocks until Wednesday, Feb. 23. Blessing serv: Ices 10 a.m. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. Plack On Sunday, February 20,, 1972, Anna Plack of Forest Hills, beloved wife of Martin C. Plack; mother of Mrs. Jeanne McWilliams, Martin C. Mrs.

Barbara Woodhall and William Plack, all of Pgh. Mrs. Patricia Henshall of Baltimore, Md. Also 14 grandchildren. Friends, received at the ROBERT E.

WOLFE MEMORIAL HOME, 925 Franklin Ave. (at Coal St.) Wilk. where services will be held on Thursday at 11 a. Family visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p. Policari On Sunday, Feb.

20, 1972, Rocco, of 4th Coraopolis, husband of Caroline; father of Richard Green: house of Sewickley, Mrs. Rose Gozzi and Mrs. Camille Skeewis of Coraopolis; also surviving, 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the ANTHONY A. SANVITO FUNERAL HOME, 1316 4th Coraopolis, until Thursday, Feb.

24, at 9:30 a. with high mass in St. Joseph Church at 10 o. m. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. Rebmann On Monday, February 21, 1972, Henry F. Rebmann of Mt. Washington, beloved husband Mary Dewan Rebmann; father of Mary Virginia Rebmann; brother of Mrs. Lamont Bonini.

Friends received at WM. SLATER SONS Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Thurs- Mt. Washington, until 9:15 a. m.

day, February 24. Funeral mass in St. Justin Church at 10 a. m. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Rubinkowski On Monday, Feb. 21, 1972, Stella F. Ciemielewski, wife of Stanley C. Rubinkowski; mother of Barbara Ann Pawlowski, Cynthia Louise RUbinkowski; also five grandchildren; sister of Leona Potoski. Funeral from the VERNRER G.

LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, (formerly Henninger), 4635 Butler on Friday, Feb. 25, at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Scholastica Church at 10 a.

m. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Schaup (Egley) On Tuesday morning, Feb. 22, 1972, Margaret McLean Egley Schaup, widow of the late George K.

Egley Sr. and William Schaup; mother of the late George K. Egley aunt of Leslie J. and Joseph R. Thompson of Pah.

and Carlisle McLean of Miami, Fla. Friends received at McCABE BROS. INC. FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn between the hours of 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

and where funeral services will be held Friday, Feb. 25, 1972 at 1 p. m. Sciranko (Scripko) On Monday, Feb. 21, 1972, Elizabeth, formerly of Rankin, beloved mother of Albert (Pal), Joseph, Edward and William Scripko, Mrs.

Anne Mitchell of Phila. and Mrs. Mary J. Lengyel of Beaver; also 21 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the AUGUST GORICKI FUNERAL HOME, 107 Fourth Rankin.

Funeral mass at St. Barnabas Church, Swissvale on Thursday at 9 a. m. Shellkopf On Friday, Feb. 18, 1972, Elmer of Baltimore, formerly of beloved husband of Lillian S.

Shellkopf (Stotler); father of Milton Earl and Robert E. Shellkopf; brother of Lawrence of Fla. and OF Mrs. Elizabeth Jamison of also four grandchildren. Friends received at the ROBERT E.

WOLFE MEMORIAL HOME, 925 on Franklin Ave. (at Coal where services will be held on Thursday at p.m. Family visitations 2-4 and 7-9. said Slemenda Suddenly cn Saturday evening, ty Feb. 19, 1972, Charles W.

Slemenda, beloved husband of Lillian Thompson Slemenda; son of Margaret note Mahoney Slemenda and the late Charles A. Slemenda; brother of John C. Slemenda, Elva Gieder, Robert J. Siemenda, Jean Rittmeyer. Friends received at McCABE BROTHERS INC.

FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn Ave. Funeral Thursday, Feb. 24, 1972 at 9 d. m. Funeral mass in St.

Mary's Church, 46th at 10 a. m. Smith (Driskill) On Monday, February 21, 1972. Dolores, wife of George Driskill, beloved mother of Donald, Lois Bristow, Yee Collins, Charles, Sheila Huemme. Also 14 grandchildren.

Sister of Catherine Book and William Carroll. Friends received at THE J. McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 7204 Thomas funeral on Thursday at 9:30 a. m. Requiem Mass In Holy Rosary Church at 10 a.

m. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Smith Mrs. Joann Graves, of Silver Springs, formerly of beloved wife of John L.

mother of Diana and Jack Smith; daughter of Farney P. Graves sister of Mrs. Joyce Futch, David and Roland Graves; daughter-inlaw of Lawrence R. Smith. Friends of the family will meet at THE SPRIGGS AND WATSON FUNERAL HOME, North Lang.

E. on Friday at 9 a.m., then to Homewood Cemetery where Graveside services will be held in the family plot. Rev. Anderson of Silver Springs will officiate. Smith On.

Smith of Monday, Verona, Feb. 21, 1972, husband Earl of Dorothy (Cleland) Smith; brother of Elizabeth Powell, Ruth Notz, Mildred Means. Friends may call Monuments- Death Notices $300, plus costs, were imposed air pollution violations yesterDowntown. dismissed or postponed. The fines excessive smoke from a stack at National Duquesne Works, McKeesport, Dec.

8. Baltimore Ohio Railroad: $50 for excessive smoke from the Glen wood power house stack on Vespucius Street, Dec. 22. Borden, $50 for incinerator smoke at 7621 McKnight Road, Ross Dec. 19.

G. L. Marhoefer: $50 fines for two incinerator violations in a group of townhouse apartments on Fifth Avenue. Keystone Auto Wrecking: $50 for open burning Dec. 22, Charges were, dismisseed against U.

Irvin Works and Pittsburgh Asphalt Driveway and Paving and hearings were postponed for Louis Hahn and Son, and Sto-Rox School District. The county withdrew a charge against G. C. Murphy Harmarville store. State Bears Prison Cost? Post-Gazette Harrisburg Bureau HARRISBURG The state House last night passed and sent Senate legislation that have the state "would gradually assume the full cost of housing prisoners in correctional institutions.

The cost of maintaining a prisoner in a state correctional institution, such as Western State, now must be paid by the county from which the prisoner was sentenced. If the Senate goes along with the House amendments, and Gov. Shapp signs the bill, the state would assume the cost in four steps, taking over the total burden in the 1974-75 fiscal year. The takeover was expected to cost the state $19,101,000 in fiscal 1974-75, the first year in which the state would assume total cost. The measure was passed by the House on a 146-to-42 vote.

UF Honors 514 Firms Allegheny County United Fund honored 514 firms and organizations at an awards dinner last night in the Pittsburgh Hilton for their contributions during the 1971 campaign. Fair Share winners averaged $52.08 per person for an average participation rate of 79.8 per cent. This was the first time special awards were given to employe groups and others who set and met their goals. The Weather Cloudy and cold with chance of snow. METEOROLOGICAL RECORD Highest temperature Feb.

23 since 1874 was 70 in 1922. Lowest temperature Feb. 23 since 1874 was -1 in 1963. AIRPORT HOURLY TEMPERATURES d. m.

34 p. m. m. m. D.

m. a. 30 p. m. 5 a.

m. NO m. p. m. 8 a.

m. 10 p. 9 a. D. m.

10 a. m. 22 11 p. m. a.

m. 21 Midnight Noon 22 a. m. 12 D. m.

a. m. Airport Data for Feb. 22, 1972. 7:30 a.

m. Press 30.29 22 60 NW-17 Weather 7:30 p. m. 30.51 21 48 NW-8 Clear Comparative Temp. Precipitation for: '72 '71 '70 '69 '68 '67 66 '65 Low High 43 18 47 56 51 23 0 35 32 24 34 28 19 8 Mean Precip .02 31 1.06 41 42 40 12 26 .02 .02 Normal Temperature for the day 30 Excess in Temp.

for Day Total since Feb. 1 3.13 Normal Precip. since Feb. 1.66 Excess in Precip. since Feb.

1.47 Total Precip, since Jan. 4.97 Normal Precip. since Jan. 1 4.63 Excess in Precip. since Jan.

1 0.34 CITY OFFICE DATA For Period Ending 4 p. m. today 45Mean 32 Minimum 18 Precip. .03 RIVER REPORT Rivers In the Pittsburgh District were about stationary Tuesday morning and were to change little during the following 24 hours. Light rain and snow fell over the Allegheny and upper Ohio basins with light to moderate precipitation over the Monongahela.

Snow depths Tuesday mornIng ranged from 1 to 25 inches over the Allegheny Basin, from none to 27 over the Monongahela and from none to 10 inches over the upper Ohio. Considerable Ice was reported on the Allegheny River from Lock 4 Natrona to above Parker, Pa. and from Oil City to near West Hickory, Pa. The gorges still held at oil City and in the Parker-East Brady area. French Creek was full of ice from lust above Meadville, Pa.

10 Cambridge Springs, Pa. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 3.4R, Franklin, Pa. 4.2S, Parker, Pa. 7.9F.

Monongahela River: Greensboro, on Lock 7, Pa. (Upper Gage) 11.05. Cheat River: Parsons, W. Va. 4.0R.

West Fork River: Clarksburg, W. Va. 3.4R. Youghlogheny River: Sutersville, Pa. 4.4U.

Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa. 4.8R. River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16.0P, Dashields Dam (Upper Gage) 16.0R, Montgomery Dam, Pa. (Lower Gage 12.1F, Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.

Va. (Lower Gage) 15.7S, Wheeling Dam 12, W. Va. (Upper Gage) 15.0S. Falling R- Rising Stationary Pool Unknown MWissing High-low temperatures in Pittsburgh and other cities during a 24-hour period.

Albany 24 07 Little Rock 48 41 Amarillo Albuquerque 51 63 27 38 Los Louisville Angeles 70 54 41 32 Asheville 54 30 Memphis 46 38 Atlanta 63 48 Miami Atlantic City 27 Milwaukee 19 Birmingham 49 Mpls-St. P. 13 -10 Bismarck 49 New Orleans 80 59 Boise 41 New York 40 Boston Norfolk 56 Buffalo 08 Okla. City 42 Charleston Omaha 30 09 Charlotte Philadelphia 40 Chicago 20 Phoenix 80 55 Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh Ore. Denver 23 Rapid City Des Moines 05 Richmond 50 Detroit 16 St.

Louis 35 Duluth 09 -13 Petersburg 73 Fort Worth 55 Salt Lake 63 Helena 26 San Diego 67 Houston 62 San Fran. Indianapolis 24 Jacksonville 33 35 Spokane Kansas City 19 Tampa Washington 31 Pittsburgh Skies By BAILEY R. FRANK Sunset Wednesday 6:03. p. m.

Sunrise Thursday 7:03 a. m. MWoonset Thursday 4:19 a. m. Full Moon Feb.

28 PROMINENT 'STAR Sirius In the south 8:51 p. m. VISIBLE PLANETS Venus In the west 8:37 p. m. Mars high above Venus.

Saturn high above Mars. Jupiter rises 8:49 a. m. in the Chapel of The Resurrection. of the Presbyterian Church at 3:30 ciock.

in lieu of flowers it is suggested that contributions made to Suburban General Hospital, Bellevue, Sewicklev Academy or your favorite Interment private. Arrangements by the DALLAS S. IRVIN FUNERAL HOME, Sewicklev. Pa. Brown On Monday, February 21, Rebecca formerly of 547.

Rossmore Brookline, currently of Whitehall Boro, beloved wife of Clyde Brown; mother of William C. Brown of Whitehall, Jack E. Brown of sister of Richard Presly W. also survived by four orandchildren, Friends will be SON received CO. at the MORTUARY, BEINHAUER 2630 w.

Liberty 2-4 and 7-9 where services will be held day at 10:30 a. m. Park. Interment, lieu Jefferson Memorial In of flowers. the family suggests those wishing may contribute 10 The Womens Society of Christian Service of Brookline.

United Methodist Church, Brookline Blvd. Chamberlin On Monday, February 21, Clara Austin of Dormont, wife of the late Charles; beloved mother of Mr. Robert T. of Castle Shannon and Miss Helen Chamberlin of Virginia: also survived by two grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends will HAUER be received SON CO.

MORTUARY. 2630 W. Liberty 2-4 and p. Wednesday. where private services will be held Thursday.

Church On Monday afternoon, Feb. 21, 1972, Edna Gleim, in her S. 88th year, wife of the late William Church, of of Bellevue; beloved mother Mrs. Charles F. (Frances) Wednes- Hinkel, of Ross Twp.

Beginning on day at 2 p. friends will be recelved af the McDONALD-LINN FUNERAL HOME, 366 Lincoln be held on Friday morning at 11 Bellevue, where services will o'clock. Cozza On wife of Monday, Ralph mother of John Feb. 21, 1972, Anna, R. Cozza; daughter of Mrs.

May Miller and the late Michael Miller sister of Mrs. Marie Kienast, Edwin and Arthur Miller, Mrs. Florence Gregor and the late received MIchael Miller. Jr. Friends at the RAYMOND J.

BRUSCO FU. at NERAL HOME, Broadway Shiras Ave. Beechview. Services on Friday, at 10 a. m.

Cvetich On Monday, Feb. 21, 1972, John, husband of Amelia Kreutzer; father of Mrs. Joseph (Dolores) Grimm; grandfather of Joseph Jr. Deborah, Timothy, David and Donald Grimm; great grandfather of Gina Marie Grimm; brother Mrs. Anna Thomas, Mrs.

Rose Imhoff and the late. Frank Cvetich. Members of Lodge 163 K.S.K.J, and friends received at PAUL C. PHENS FUNERAL HOME, 860 Lockhart St. N.

S. Funeral at St. on Friday with funeral Bloomfield Mass at 10 Josephs Church, a. m. DeLacio On Monday, February 21, 1972, Louis age 74, husband of Joann beloved father of Mrs.

Ruggero J. Bastolla DeLacio of Mt. Lebanon; (Agatha) Aldisert of Mt. Lebanon, Mrs. James E.

(Sandra) John R. Brophy and the 111 of Phoenix, late Louis R.Jr.; also 3 grandchildren; brother of Pasal N. of Mt. Lebanon and Louise Montano at the of Brookline. BEINHAUER SON CO.

MORFriends received TUARY, 2630 West Liberty 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Church Funeral Moss in 10 a. St. m.

Bernards (Visitations beginning Teesday evening.) In lieu of Towers, be family, sent to the St. Bernard's Church requests. that contributions Bell Fund. DeSarno (Durso) Feb. 20, 1972, late Mary Joseph; Louise, mother beloved of wife of the Joseph four grandchildren.

Friends received at the MORASCO Road, Penn Hills. Funeral on FUNERAL HOME, 9406 Frankstown Thursdav at 8:30 Mother a. m. of Requiem Good mass Counsel in Church at 9:30 a. m.

Visitathe tions 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Fasso On February 21, 1972, Jennie, wife of the late Mary Joseph Imburgia, Fasso. Thomas Mother of Mrs. Mrs.

Rose Lewis, Mrs. Margaret Gerlovic, Mrs. Cecelia Poloka and John Fasso. Ten grandchildren, 26 Friends BIANCO received at THE PHILIP A. Brighton Rd.

FUNERAL Requiem Mass in Regina Coell HOME, 719 Church on Thursday 7-10 at 9:30 a.m. Visitations 1-5 and p.m. Finch At the Sewickley Hospital. William on Sunday, Feb. 20, husband 1972, of Ruth Harold, beloved Woodward Finch, of 368 of Huntington Donald Ave.

Finch Emsworth; of Mt. father Nebo: also surE. vived by two grand ch 7-9 at Friends the received LESTER from C. MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME, 529 California will be held on Thursday where afternoon at services 1:30 o'clock. Members of Doric Lodge 630 will hold at services Wednesday evening o'clock.

Gable On Tuesday, Feb. 22, late 1972, Helen B. Stromple, wife of the (Elizabeth) Michael; Davis, Mrs. Joseph (Mary Ann) mother of Mrs. William Morocco and Mrs.

sister Earl of John (Barbara and Jane) Dumm; Edward Stromple, Mrs. Marie, Lockwood and Mrs. Clare Watson. Friends received at FUNERAL the PAUL HOME, E. VON Center at GEIS Wallace Wilk.

High mass of the Resurrection in St. James Church, on Friday, and at 7 to 10 a. m. Family hours 2 to 4 9 D. m.

Glasgow On Sunday, February 20, 1972, husband Malthe late Mabel; beloved father of colm of Beechview, Mrs. Mary Barber, Mrs. Lois Elliff, Mrs. Frances Myrick and Wilson S. Glasgow, all of Texas; also survived by 11 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren: brother of Mrs.

Euphemia Sedoris, Mrs. Florence Hazen, Everett W. and Willard S. Glasgow. Friends received starting Monday at 7 p.

m. at the L. BEINHAUER AND SON COMPANY MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty where services will be held on Wednesday at 11 a. m. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Hanna On Monday, February 21, 1972. wilson Hanna, husband of the late Jean B. Hanna, father of Wilson A. Hanna of Cleveland, Ohio and Margaret H. Canfield of Pah.

Also survived by four grandchildren. Brother of Charles T. Hanna of Fla. Friends received at H. SAMSON 537 Neville St.

(Oakland Civic Center) Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 lieu of o'clock. flowers Interment conprivate. In tributions may be made to a charity of your choice. Heinritz On Monday, Feb.

21, 1972, Albert of 806 Fifth Trafford, husband of Margaret Heinritz; father of Richard J. and Mrs. Lorraine' Hughes; brother of Mrs. Susan Shaeffer and Helen Rouser, both of Homestead Park; eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Visitations with the family 1-4 and 7-10 p.

m. the w. N. W. E.

DAUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME, Trafford. Funeral service Friday at p. m. from St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Trafford.

Hill Estelle, of 120 W. 13th 21, Homestead, on February beloved cousin of Rose Mae and Milligan Garth, Clarence and Fred Garth, Magnolia Riggins, Emma Conley and other relatives. Friends received at FREDERICK FUNERAL HOME, 319 E. 9th will' Homestead, where funeral be held Thursday 2 p. m.

Hotujec On Tuesday, February 22, 1972, Joseph beloved son of Mrs. Anna Staresinic Hotulec; brother Frederick Hotulec; grandson of Mrs. Mary Staresinic. Friends, rethe FRANK R. PERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 4825 Butler Lawrenceville.

Mass of the Resurrection in St. Mary Assumption Church, 57th on Friday, Februarv 25 at 10 a. m. Visitations with the family 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

Hinkle Riley C. of R.D. No. 4, Belle Vernon, Pa, died Feb. 21, survived by his mother Maude Hinkel, R.

D. 4. Belle Vernon; one son Harry of Ft. Lauderdale, one daughter Mrs. Parks Duncan, Orlando, Fla.

Friends will be received at the JAMES C. STUMP FUNERAL HOME, Sweeney Plan, R. D. Belle Vernon, 2-4, 7-9 Wed. Funeral Thursdav, 11 a.

m. Hunter On Sunday, February 20, 1972, Edna Almendinger Hunter. of Rialto In her 73rd year, Wife of the late Harry J. Hunter, beloved mother of Milton F. Hunter of Mechanicsburg, Pa.

Also survived by two granddaughters. Family will receive friends Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. at the OSCAR Hill. MILLER Funeral FU.

NERAL HOME, Trov mass in Most Holy Name Church on Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. American Legion Post No. 565 Auxiliary, V.F.W. No.

7090 Ladies Auxiliary. Rosary and Alter Society, Poor Souls Society, Christian. Mothers and Catholic Women's Union and friends Invited. Keller of Clair 2047 Outlook, Upper St. 20, on Sunday.

Feb. 1972, George beloved husband Mrs. Virginia K. Fish of Ellicott father Virginia Tressel Keller; CItV. and George E.

Keller LATEST DEATHS Armenti, James E. Allsberry, Mrs. Eizzie A. Borger, H. Donald Church, Edna Gleim Cozza, Anna Mae Cvetich, John' Daugherty, Albert H.

Gable, Helen B. Hill, Estelle Hinkle, Riley C. Hotujec, Joseph N. Klein, William M. Lang, Mary (Mame) H.

Laub, Hanna McCawley Menehan, Della Marie Mitchell, Dr. Robert E. Mohn, Margaret Saul Moysey, Andrew Najphor, Albert D. Myers, John C. (Jiggs) Phillips, Donald M.

Rebmann, Henry F. Rubinkowski, Stella F. Schaub (Ebley) Margaret MsLean Smith, Mrs. Joann Graves Death Notices of South Charleston, W. brother of Mrs.

Golden Gustafson, of Sarasota, and Floyd E. Keller of Jonesboro, also four grandchildren survived. Friends received at the E. B. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, 3310 West Liberty Mt.

Lebanon on Wednesday, from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Memorial services will be held in the Westminster United Presbyterian Church, Upper St. Clair, on Thursday, Feb. 24, at 1 D.

m. in lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Westminster UP Church Scholarship Fund. Interment private. Klein William M. of 230 W.

9th Ave. West Homestead, on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1972, beloved husband of Mrs. Margaret (Fitzsimmons) Klein; father of John William James R. and Mrs.

Albert (Mary, Jayne) Merkel; also 10 grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Jacob Pfeil, Mrs. James Burton, Mrs. Raymond ettl and Mrs. Dominic Klein, Friends received at the WILLIAM R.

WELSH FUNERAL HOME, 309 10th Homestead, from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Requiem high mass Sat. in St. Mary Magdalene Church at 10 a.m.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Lang Mary (Mame) on Tuesday, February 22, 1972, of Connellsville, wife of Lawrence (Pop) Lang; mother of Mrs. Ernest (Anna) Indof of West Newton, Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) Kooser of So.

Connellsville, and Mrs. John (Barbara) Furtney of Bloomfield, N.J. Friends will be received at the SAMUEL C. BROOKS FUNERAL HOME, 111 Easi Green Connellsville, after 6 p. m.

Wednesday and until 1 p. m. Friday at the hour of the service. Interment West Newton Cemetery. Laub At Bablyon, N.

on Monday, Feb. 21, 1972, Hanna McCawley Laub, wife the late Max Laub, formerly of N. Hills; mother of Mrs. Hazel Hernly of Babylon, N. Mrs.

Alys B. Mellen of Gulfport, and Mrs. Isabelle Laico of Nutley, N. sister of Vilo McCawley of No. Hills; also survived by several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Friends received at P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville, where services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Lutz On Sunday, Feb. 20, 1972, Howard husband of Eleanor Davis; father of Howard R. Lutz; stepfather of William H.

Barker; also five grandchildren; son of Carrie Meyers; brother of Marie Jene Wineberner, Gene and Verner G. nephew of Marie and Albert Henninger. Funeral from the VERNER G. LUZT FUNERAL HOME (formerly Henninger), 4635 Butler on Thursday. Feb.

24, at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass in St. Augustine Church at 10 a. m.

Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Mahr Of 135 Ridgewood Drive, Moon Twp. On Monday, February 21, 1972, Walter beloved husband of Mary Tesla; father of Robert E. Venanzio, Mrs.

Michael (Rosemary) Meller, Mrs. Donald (Kathrvn) Strickland and Jovce Angela Mahr; son of Carolina and Joseph Mahr; brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Foor, Joseph Robert Mahr; also survived by three grandchildren. Friends may call at the COPELAND CORAOPOLIS FUNERAL HOME, 867 Fifth Ave. Funeral mass in St.

Margaret Mary Church on Thursday at 10 a. m. Martin Suddenly, on Saturday, Feb. 19, 1972, Miss Laurita H. Martin, of 5624 Fifth Ave.

Friends received at SAMSON, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), Monday 7-9 p. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p. where services will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. May On Saturday, Feb.

19, 1972, Edward, husband of the late Isabelle Stevenson May. of 255 Ashford West View; father of Mrs. Mariorie L. Suess, Edward William, of Hollywood, Calif. and John S.

May; grandfather of PREVIOUS DEATHS Bayers, William III Brown, Rebecca P. Chamberlin, Clara DeLacio, Louis R. DeSarno, (Durso) Mary Louise Fasso, Jennie Finch, William Harold Glasgow, Malcolm S. Hanna, Wilson Arbuthnot Hunter, Edna Almendinger Keller, George E. Lutz, Howard J.

Mahr, Walter A. Martin, Lavrita H. May, Edward Meeder, Walter H. Naser, Lawrence C. Noel, Helen K.

Ostoff, Wilhelmina (Minnie) Peiuso, Anthony D. Pirschl, Joseph Plack, Anna K. Policari, Rocco Sciranko (Scripko) Elizabeth Shellkopf, Elmer E. Slemenda, Charles W. Smith (Driskill), Dolores Smith, Earl L.

Szilard, Nandor Jr. Death Notices Laureen and Cynthia May, of Los Suess, of Pgh. Friends received at Angeles, Collf. and Barbara Greer the H. P.

BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Hwy. Perrysville, from 2-4 and 7-9, where services will be held on Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Meeder On Sunday, Feb. 20, 1972, Walter H. Meeder, beloved husband of the late Amelia C.

Rahn, formerly the Northside; father of Mrs. Betty Griffith, W. and Robert H. and Harry also survived Meeder; brother, of Clarence C. by 14 grandchildren.

Friends received at the SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, 2025 Perrysville where services will be held on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Menehan On Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1972, Della Marie Menehan, sister of Mrs. Helen M. Johnston and the lote Alex, Menehan.

A. Friends FREYVOGEL will be received at SONS 4900 Centre Ave. at Devonshire after 2 D. m. Wednesday.

Funeral Friday. High mass of requiem in St. Agnes Church (time later). Visitations with family 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

Mitchell Suddenly, on at his Feb. 18, 5600 1972, Penn Dr. Robert home, professor of French at the University of survived by a sister, Miss Faith Mitchell, of Columbus, Ohio and Dr. J. Arnett Mitchell, of San Francisco, Calif.

Services and burial in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday. Arrangements by the MORRIS S. FOUNTAIN FUNERAL HOME. Mohn On Monday, Feb. 21, 1972, Margaret Saul, 220 So.

Home Avalon, wife of the late Walter; mother of James, Marie, Louise Knapp and Robert; sister of August Saul and the late Marie: also five grandchildren. Funeral from the R. D. SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME, 388 Center Ave. (Off Horseshoe Bend), West View.

Services on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the Providence United Presbyterian Church, Corner Davis California Ave. Friends invited. Moysey Suddenly, on Feb. 20, 1972, Andrew, of 780 Cooke Castle Shannon, formerly of Rankin, husband of Gertrude Tompas Mosey; father of John of Philadelphia; brother of Mrs.

Anne Stefanscik of and the late Sue Ferrance; also four grandchildren. Funeral on Thursday, Feb. 24. Burial private. ARRANGEMENTS BY THE EDWARD T.

PERRONE MORTUARY. Myers Suddenly on Tuesday, February 22, 1972, John C. (Jiggs), age 82, of 100 Delaware Oakmont; husband of Ruth Franklin Myers. Friends received at the CLOWES-JARVIE FUNERAL HOME, 801 Pittsburgh Springdale, where services will be held on Thursday at 2 p.m. Najphor Albert Donald, on Tuseday, Feb.

22, 1972, brother of Joseph and Steve Naiphor. Friends received at the JOHN D. O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME, 4744 Clairton Rt. 51, Funeral on Friday at 9:15 a. m.

Funeral liturgy in the Church of St. Elizabeth at 10 a. m. Visitations with the family 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

Naser Suddenly on Sunday, Feb. 20, 1972, Lawrence C. of 613 Sixth Trafford, Pa. Son William Charles Naser; husband of Anna M. Naser; father of Richard L.

Naser; also three grandchildren. Visitations with the family 1-4 and 7-10 p.m. at the W. N. and DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME, Trafford, Pa.

Funeral service Wed. at 1 D. m. CLE IT WANT Good home appliances you don't need anymore are needed by other families and the cash you get for it will come in handy for things you need now! FOR MOAT RESULTS DIAL 263-1201 PITTSBURGH PRESS AND POST-GAZETTE WANT ADS to LEONARD and P. 7 BURKET PONCRAC HOME, 421 Allegheny Ave Oak: mont, where services will be held on Thursday, at 2 p.

m. Szilard Nandor J. Jr. of 1224 Old Concord Monrueville, suddenly, on Mondav. Feb.

21, 1972, beloved son of Elizabeth and Nandor Szilard Sr. Friends received Tuesday, 7-9 p. Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the MONROEVILLE HOME OF Havmeker EUGENE R. Rd.

VAN Requiem HORN, Beatty mass, at North American Martyrs Thursday, 10 a.m. BEAGLE Swissvale area. Small tri-color. Friendly. "Tuffy." Reward.

271-4521. DOBERMAN Pinchers (2) male, female, bid-rust. Greengate Mall, Greensburg; liberal rew. 837-8622. SHETLAND Sheepdog Collie-like, month male puppy.

Lost Tuesday, Sq. Hill, No collar. 521-4492. TO trade or 10 sell use Classified Ad. 2 Personal DESCENDANTS OF MEYER MARKS We are seeking the names, and locations of descendants of Mever Marks who in October of 1928 lived in Pittsburgh and was a brother of Edith Strausburg who died at that time in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Such descendants may be entitled to a share in the estate of Adrian Strausburg who died recently without a will. FACKENTHAL, TEEL STETTZ 616 ALPHA BUILDING EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA 18042 DO you have a stained glass, domeshaped, lampshade made around 1900? Will pay cash. 364-7254. TO the fox from the turtle. I love you.

UNWANTED Don't want abortion. Call Birthright, 621-1988. Legal Notices Lost and Found ESTATE NOTICES Letters have been granted on the estate of each cf the following cedents to the personal representafive named who requests all persons having claims against the estate of the decedent to make known the same in writing to him or his attorney, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment him without delay: McGUCKIN, JOSEPH, deceased, Pa. No. 3706 of 1954.

J. Murray 1902 Lincoln 15206 and John E. Murray Thon R.D. No. Verona, or to John 'b.

Stedeford, 1414 Frick 15219. MacCREDIE, BERTHA deceased, of Pa. No. 738 of 1972. J.

Parent, 206 Olympia Pa. 15211 to William Donatelli, Esq. 524 Pa. 15219. HOUSTON, GRACE deceased, Pittsburgh.

No. 720 of 1972. Stephen E. Nash, One Oliver Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222, or to Blaxter, O'Neill, Houston Nash, One Oliver Plaza, Pittsburgh, 15222.

ORNE, THERESA deceased, Pa. No. 761 of 1972. burgh National Bank, Wood Pa. 15222, or James L.

Bruggeman Union Bank Pa. ADAMS, HANNA, also known. Hanna McG. Adams, deceased, Pa. No.

664 of 1972. Mellon National Bank and Trust Company, Mellon Square, 15230, or to Kenneth W. Behrend, Esquire; Behrend and Aronson, 1502 Frick Building, Pa. 15219. SHAW, FRANK deceased, Findlay Pa.

No. 613 of Mellon National Bank and Mellon Square, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230, or to Joseph 1. Marshall, Reed, Smith, Shaw McClay, 747 Union Trust Building, Pa. 15219.

EGER, FRANK J. deceased, Churchill Borough, No. Eleanor Jeanne Eger, Churchill Road, Pa. 15235, to Krause Baker, Frick Pa. 15219.

SCHALL, EDWARD M. deceased, of Brick Town New Jersey, No. of 1970. Margaret Schall. Westlake Drive.

Brick Town, Jersey, 08723 or to John J. Atty. 1405 Lawyers Pa. 15219. HEFFLEY, Mary, E.

a-k-a Mary Heffley, deceased, of Pa. 634 of 1972. James P. Heffley, 3651. Baytree Edward M.

Larkin, 15214 or to 5151 Penn 15224. NERKOWSKI, Mary, deceased, Pa. No. 633 of 1972. Alexander Nerkowski, 2717 Shelley Pa.

15203 or to Michael W. Huron; Huron Guernsey, 314 Frick 15219. BROWN, Leona deceased, of Lebanon Pa. No. 628 of William G.

Brown, Cochran Apt. 303, 15228 or to John R. Bowman, 1200 Standard Life 15222. WILLMERING, Joseph 638 deceased, of Scott Pa. No.

of 1972. Lois A. Hodson, C.T.A., New Haven Pa. 15216 or to Harry D. Brownlee, 3115 W.

Liberty 15216. KOCHANOWICZ, MARY, deceased, of Pgh. Pa. No. 636 of 1972 seph Kochanowicz, Bethoven Pa.

or to Alan J. Stone, 630 Grant Pa. 15219. COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES In the Matter of ERG, Main Street, New Eagle, Pennsylvania 15607, Applicant. DOCKET No.

B-72-1 Application No. 3271-BSM-17 Operation of a strip mine Nottingham Township, Washington County Mines and Land Protection. CORRECTION OF DATE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES, IN RESPECT TO PERMIT APPLICATION ERG, NEW EAGLE, PENNSYLVANIA. Notice is hereby given that date of the public fact-finding hearing this matter published in the February 15, 1972, edition of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette was incorrectly stated. The Resources Deparment will hold Environmental hearing on March 1, 1972, 10:00 a.

in the Orphan's Court Room, Third Floor, Washington CounCourt House, Washington, PennsylAll concerned parties should take vania. of this change of date. WILLIAM M. EICHBAUM Deputy Secretary for Enforcement TREASURY Department, Internal Revenue Service: On February 1972, one "Bay State" 410 gauge, single barrel, firearm made from a shotgun, SN 908722, w-six 410 ga. Remington No.

shotgun shells, was seized at 657 Elm Spring Court, Pittsburgh, for violation of 18 U.S.C., Chapter 44 and Chapter 53, Internal Revenue Code. person claiming an interest property may file a claim and $250.00 cost bond as provided by C. 7325, with the Supervisor Charge, Alcohol, Tobacco House, and Room Fire- 500, U.S. Custom and Chestnut Philadelphia, 19106, on or before March 24, 1972; otherwise the property will be forfeited and disposed of according to Edward J. Fox, Assistant Regional Commissioner, Alcohol, Tobacand Firearms, Mid-Atlantic ReFRED C.

Cohen; Cooper, Schwartz, Diamond Reich, 112 Frick Pa. Notice Is hereby pursuant to the provisions as of of May 24, 1945, P. L. 967, amended, of intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harand In the office of the Prothonotary of the Court fo County, ComPleas of Allegheny on Monday, the 28th for day of February, of a Certificate the conduct business in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation Meldan Associates, with its principlace of business at 2633 Murray venue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said business are: Melvin Ziker, 580 Bigelow Pittsburgh, Pa. 15217; Daniel Silverman, 125 Washington Road, New Kensington, Pa.

Monuments-Cemetery HOMEWOOD CEMETERY RES enduring beauty. free from commercial encroachment Homewood Cemetery offers the finest facilities for ground burial, cremation or. mausoNeum entombment, in surroundings of dignity, and beauty. For information, call 421-1822. Homewood Cemetery, Dallas and Aylesboro WHEN YOU THINK OF WANT ADS THINK OF THE P.

of James 8012 Pa. Pa. Daniel F. Grant of Plaza, Pa. of Pitts414 to 1809 15222.

as of Pa. of 1972. Trust of 1972. 47 or 1102 555 476 New Kirk No. Pa.

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