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D6 Friday. October 3. 1986 The Pittsburgh Press COLLEGE FOOTBALL Slippery Rock coach aiming to stabilize his crazy' offense Shula's dream: to play for Irish DISTRICT PREVIEW A A I TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) Alabama quarterback Mike Shula wasn't the least bit upset when Notre Dame beat the Crimson Tide in consecutive bowl games following tbe 1973 and 74 seasons, In fact, Shula, a Catholic, attended the second game the Orange Bowl ii Miami and still remembers hjow excited he got meeting outgoing Irish Coach Ara Parseghian shortly bjefore kickoff. 'j remember meeting Coach Parseghian, but actually, after that, I remember what happened in game," said Shula, who's father, on.

coaches the Miami Dolphins. way point of its schedule against Lock Haven tomorrow and already Folmar has completed 84 passes for 1,169 yards and 11 touchdowns. Conference single-season records are 234 completions, 2,771 yards and 26 touchdowns. Lock Haven has one of the weakest pass defenses in the conference Scott Dodds' shoulder injury is a day-to-day thing, so freshman Jim Ross probably will start for Edinboro against IUP in the Pennsylvania Conference opener for Western Division champion IUP. Carnegie-Mellon (2-1) begins defense of its Presidents Conference championship against John Carroll (0-3) at Tech Field tomorrow at 2 p.m.

Untested freshman Dean Garo-fola will replace injured Mike Hen-sel (vertebra) at quarterback. That evens up matters. Don Stupica has been moved from quarterback to split end and freshman Chris Stablein has stepped in as quarterback for John Carroll. Duquesne (3-1) has lost all five games it has played with Waynes-burg since their series resumed in 1979, but that streak could end at Waynesburg (0-4) tomorrow. Sean McDonough, with 464 yards on 83 carries, already has surpassed the season total for the Dukes' best runner Tom White (435) last season.

Washington Jefferson is 3-1 and its victories have come so easily that A.J. Pagano has spent about as much time on the bench as he has on the field. As a result, Pagano is averaging 46.3 yards a game; last season he was the second leading ground-gainer overall in the PAC with 173 carries for 738 yards, an 82-yard average. By Ray Kienzl The Pittsburgh Press Slippery Rock has undergone a change on offense, but it's not the one Coach Don Ault had planned. "We had some good receivers.

We were going to be more of a passing team. But some crazy things have happened to us." The crazy things include using four quarterbacks in four games, changing the offense in the third game and getting off to one of the worst starts in school history. Slippery Rock will take an 0-4 record into its Pennsylvania Conference game tomorrow with Clarion. The Rockets' two worst starts were 0-5 in 1981 and 0-4 in 1937. The offense has been sluggish.

The Rockets scored only seven points in their first two games and were shut out by Wayne State and New Haven. In an effort to get something perking, Ault switched from a slot-I to a wishbone offense in the third game. Coincidentally, Slippery Rock has been going through quarterbacks like a politician through promises: Senior Eric Denton, troubled by injuries the past two years, hurt his right shoulder in the opener against Hillsdale. Senior Steve Statnick of Gateway cracked his collarbone in the third game (New Haven) and will be out for three or four weeks. Freshman Pat Strine stepped in when Statnick was hurt.

"He did a nice job, but he's a boy; he's not ready to step in with the wolves," Ault said. Sophomore Herb Lippencott of Monessen started in a 24-14 loss to Edinboro last week and the Rockets certainly didn't have a passing look. Lippencott ran for 133 yards and completed one of three passes. Denton is available but he didn't practice this week, so Lippencott will start against Clarion (1-2). Although Slippery Rock has six quarterbacks on its roster, Ault turned to Statnick and Lippencott, both wide receivers, in his search for a quarterback.

"Lippencott is a fine athlete who can run pretty well and he learns quickly. We tried to train him to be a quarterback, but it can't be done in a week. You can't expect him to drop back into the pocket and pass. And most coaches call the plays from the press box anyway," Ault said. "The other quarterbacks are young and they're not ready.

We want to throw, but we're young and we don't have depth. We've changed our attitu'de where passing is concerned." Ault said he has never used the wishbone, "but I'm familiar with it. Everyone uses the option there is not much difference between the I-option and the bold option." And when you're running out of quarterbacks and haven't won in four games, there's no option. "We need a victory, no doubt," Ault said. "But if winning is the only thing that's important, then you might as well drop football." At his present rate, California's Brendan Folmar has a shot at a few Pennsylvania Conference passing records.

California (4-0) reaches the mid But he does remember that the team he dreamed of one day playing for went on to beat Alabama, 13-11, after beating the Tide, 24-23, in the previous year's Sugar Bowl. "Growing up, I was always thrilled to watch Notre Dame on TV," Shula said. "It was a thrill watching their highlights with Lind-sey Nelson. I think every kid growing up dreams of playing at Notre Dame. "That's why it will be such a thrill playing them Saturday." Shula, who has hit 47 of 77 passes for 502 yards this season, will lead Alabama (4-0) against Notre Dame (1-2) at 3:30 p.m.

EDT tomorrow at Legion Field in Birmingham. Shula said he never came close to living out his fantasy about Notre Dame. In his senior year at Columbus High School, then-Irish Coach Gerry Faust actively recruited teammate Alonzo Highsmith, but "I Mike Shula listens to Coach Ray before joining the Dolphins. "He used to-tell me that there were few things on this earth that had never happened, but that one of them was Alabama never beating Notre Dame." Alabama is 0-4 against Notre Dame. never got anything but a questionnaire from Notre Dame," Shula said.

Highsmith wound up at Miami and Shula chose Alabama. His choice of Alabama prompted some kidding from one of his father's offensive linemen, Eob Kuechen-berg, who played for Notre Dame 800 Legal Notices 800 Legal Notices 001 Death Notices ments by GENE H. CORL, INC. OF MONROE VILLE, ii-l iuu MAGADOF rn ThurcHlw fr 1 100 A Sam; beloved husband of Esther Magadot; also survived by nieces nephews. Friends will gather at the BURTON L.

HIRSCH CHAPEL. 2704 Murray Sq. Hill opp. Morrowfield Ants.) on Friday at 10am to attend a graveside service at Beth Hamedrash HagodolBeth Jacob Cemetery at 1 lam. Family suggests contribu tions be made to the Beth Hamedrash Hagodol Synagogue, 1230 Colwell PA 15219.

Mcculloch On Thurs. Oct 2, 1986 Jane (Jean) MacFarlane McCulloch formerly of Fineview; beloved wife of the late Alexander McCulloch; mother of Nancy Graham James and David A. McCulloch; also survived by 14 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and 6 great great grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9pm at the G. S.

SIMONS FUNERAL HOME- 2025 Perrys-vilie Ave. Where Service will be held on Sat at Ham MCDONNELL On Thurs. Oct 2, 1986 In Fort Smith. AK, Ida Elizabeth (BettY) Nee Dines formerly ot Pgh: beloved wife of the late Tnomas L. McDonnell; mother of Mrs.

Carol Jakub, John McDonnell and Mrs. Mary Jane eel; sister of Mrs. Anna Mae Leahy, Mrs. Olive Car-others and David Dines' sister in-law of Anne McDonnell and Sr. M.

Ida IHM; also survived by 1 1 grandchildren. Friends re- Birmingham Post-Herald Perkins 001 Death Notices ceived in the EDWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME. 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Mon.

at with Mass of Christian Burial in St Ro-salia Church at 10am. Visitation with the family Sat Sun 2-4 7-9pm. McKISSOCK CwAl.m MrK icenrk ACit 63. ot Cambr idge Spr fngs. PA ucr.

itoo, Samuel McKissock; mother of Lt. Col. Gary. Richard, Onft anri AAtk MrKisSOCk' sister of Elizabeth Morgan and timer Kicnara ana James Virgin. Friends may call at the VAN MATR6 ciimcdai uomf In Cam bridge Springs, Fri.

2-4 7- held at the First Baptist Church, Cambridge Springs, iar. ar 1 1 a.m. MELECHENKO Tlllin flAJarnn nf Home- stead, on October (Grunt) Melechenko; sister nt I nnic Pnhprt William and Harrv Wargo; also sur vived ov sever di niettju onu nephews. Retired employee n1 h. Ooal vaIIau rhnnl District.

Friends received at WILLIAM R. WfcLaH l-UN-ERAL HOME, 309 E. 10th Homestead, visitation Burial Sat at 9 a.m. in SS. Peter Haul Lnurcn.

Interment St. John Cemetery METCALF Darrell M. (Bucky) of Moon Twp on Oct. lvsri; beloved husband ot Evelyn Pntlor' enn nt Inhn A. lr.

ginia Metcalf; father of Dar-rell Martin Jr. and Jeffrey Alan; preceded in death by a dauohter Jenny Lee Metcalf; brother of Barbara Ads The Pittsburgh Press Classified Advertising Information To Place Your Ad, Dial 263-1201 8:00 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.

Sundays and Holidays Counter Want Ad Service 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. Monday through Friday Closed Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays LATEST DEATHS Badolato, Joseph C. Balash, Anna Bridges, Greta Pearson Burke, Roy L. Czerniejewski.

Stella C. Oavis, Grace K. Harvey, Mattie Pearl Helfen, Howard R. Higglns, William E. Hritsko, Harry J.

Hutton, Elizabeth Hughes Innes, Jean E. Trohaugh Kunold, Regis A. Sr. Lux, Gertrude Magadof, Sam McCulloch, Jane MacFarlane McDonnell, Ida Elizabeth McKissock, Evelyn Melechenko, Tillie (Wargo) Metcalf, Darrell M. Sadowske, John L.

Smith, Thomas R. Weishorn, Esther Wood, Daniel 001 Death Notices BADOLATO Of Moon on Oct. 2. 9B6, Joseph beloved husband of Salvatrice (Tillie) Badolato; brother of Jose prime Comparetto, Lena i ani, Catherine Szmer Carl Badolato; uncle of Joan Kerlin; also numerous nieces nephews. Visitation Fri.

7-4 6. 7-9 COPELANDS MOON 981 Brodhead fd. Mass of Christian Burial Sat. 10 a.m. in Our Ladv of Fatima Church.

Donations to food Bank at Our Ladv of atima, 4001 Brodhead Rd. AJiquippa, 15001 appreciated BALASH OH Wed, Oct. 1, 198A, Anna of Homestead distr ict, age fit, retired emplovee of The bll Telephone daughter of the late Mr. Mrs. Coroe Balash, Sr; survived by two brothers, George Jbseph; also nephew nieces.

Friends received at the JOSEPH A PROKOPO-VITSH FUNERAL HOME, 4)1 9th Munhaii. Visitation Thurs. 6 to 9 pm Fri. 2-4 7-9 pm. Funeral Mass on Sat.

at 9:30 am at Michael Church, Munhall. BICKAR Martha of Baldwin Boro; of the late George flr Mary A. Bickar; sister of Marie Bickar, Agnes Dedig, waiter thenar, Anna nix, ftporge, Fdward the Iflte Albert Bickar; also survived av nieces and nephews. Or lends received at ClFS-iIaK ft TATKO FUNERAL HOME 2935 Browns-Jne Thurs, Fri. I 7-9.

Funeral Sat. 9:15. ass of Christian Burial St. endelin Church at 10am. Memorial Contributions may lip made to St.

Joseph's Hursing ter, 535. Ifursing Heairn care Len 4 Penn Avenue. 0HNEMAN uth (Kremer) on Oct. 1986, of Beechview, be-ved wife of Ludwtg P. hother of Ludwia P.

irtrbara Buciek and Carl ster of Fdna Grioo. Dor- ithy Johnston, and Ethel fagner; also eight grandchildren and four great- h-andcniidren. visiTaTion nn rl. 2 4 and 79 at frank DeBOR FUNERAL HOMfc, INC. 1065 Brook line Bivd.

where Service wtll be held on Sat. at 10 a m. Interment, Smithfield Cemetery. BRIDGES Of Mt. I ebanon, on Oct.

1 1986 Greta Pearson; long-time friend of Mane Oder matt; Sister-in-law of firace Pearson; also sur-Iived by five nephews, friends may call at lAUGHLIN'S, 272 Washington Mt. Lebanon. Notice time of visitation and prvice later. lURKE nv on Sept. 27.

1VBS; -loved husband of Marv kurkat Burns; arier a kmjrhly Illness at nis nome uni. I AJitnn pichaei T. Burke and the i)te ROV Jetlrev Hume, MM.r n. ErAW irk langer, Elliabeth L. Lanoer, Incia M.

Langer and Shar-in Langer: Brother of Iharles J. Burke Margaret Baugnenv- Served with the 101 Air-orne Division and was a ftfe-long memoer o' Ik's Club. Funeral Service ind Burial were held in Jompano beam ru. ri eauesfs Donations to the Iharity ot your cnoice CARDWELL Tues. Sept.

30, 1986 Mel on cardwen age oveo nuMJoim father of 800 Legal Notices 60.000 feet to its intersection with the easterly line of Sandusky Street: North 75 14' 08" Easf-383-719 feet to its intersection with the westerly line of Anderson Street; thence; easterly crossing Anderson Street north 76 04' 13" feet to its Intersection with the easterly line of Anderson Street; thence northerly along said easterly line, north 13" 59' 47" feet to its intersection with the northerly line of Canal Street; thence easterly along said northerly line crossing Cedar Avenue for a distance ot 138-feet, more or less, to its intersection with the easterly line of Cedar Avenue: thence southerly along said easterly line a distance of 25-feet, more or less, to its intersection with the northerly line of North Canal Street; thence easterly along said northerly line a distance 661 -feet, more or less, to its first angle point in said North Canal Street; thence continuing northeasterly a distance of 636-feet, more or less, to its second angle point; thence continuing north-easterly along said northerly line of North Cdnai Street a distance of 51.25 feet, more or less, to its intersection with the westerly line of Madison Avenue (50-feet wide); thence south-easterly cross I ing Madison Avenue, a dis-j tance of 70 feet, more or i less, to its Intersection with the easterly line of Madison iutnn (11 to t.i luirial- thence southerly along said easterly line a distance of 360 feet, more or less, to its intersection witn me northerly line of Progress Street (50 feet wide); thence north-easterly along said northerly line a distance of 90 feet, more or less to a point at its intersection of property on the easterly line in biock v-a, lot no, 152 as extended north-west erly across Progress Street: thence southeasterly along saia easterly line crossing Progress Street, Saw Mill Way and River Avenue a distance of 455 feet, more less, to its intersection th the northerly right bank of the Allegheny River at pool level (elevation appro. 710); thence westerly along saia right bank of the Allegheny River measured along pool level crossing under the bridges of the P. F. C. R.

R. (P.R.R.), Ninth Street, Seventh Street and Sixth Street Bndaes tor distance of 3850 feet, more or less, to Its intersection with the easterly boundary (now or formerly) ol Th Drooertv of the Stadium Au thority of Pittsburgh; thence northerly along the dividing line ot tne btaaium Autnor itv and the General Electric Company, North 13 44' 50" west-j5 teeT (appfox.) to a poinr rnence north-easterly along the northerly line of property, now or formerly, the General Electric Com pany, north 76 19 28" east- 4.055 feet to a point: thence northerly along the westerly line ot propertyi now or formerly, the West. mghouse Electric Company, north 13 38' 07" west- 288.190 feet to its intersec tion with the southerly line of General Robinson Street west: thence easterly along said southerly line north 76 2H' 73' teeT to ts intersection with the easterly line of Cremo Mreet, aiso The easterly boundary line of the Stadium Proiect the PLACE OF BEGINNING. The properties on the fol lowing streets are included; in me Hroiect Area: Herb Wav both sides from Cremo St. to its eaWiv terminus.

Cremo Street easterly side only from Zinc Way to the northerly proiect bound ary, inci. d4-w) even nos. only. Baikam street Doth sides from W. Lacock to its northerly terminus.

west canal stteeT Doth sides from General Robin son St. West to W. Lacock ind. 207-219. 7inc Wav both sides from the wester project boundary to w.

Lanai Waino Way both sides' from General Robinson St, West to W. lacock. Dasher Street both sides from General Robin son St. West to W. Lacock incl.

201 323. Burdock Wav both sides from River Ave. to Lacock. incl. 103-117.

Cabra Wav both sides' from Alcor Street to Bur- dock Wav. Alcor Street both sides from River Ave. to General, Robinson St. West, incl. 100- River Avenue DOtn sides from its westerly ter minus to the eastern project boundary, incl.

6 thru 816. Federal Street bothl sides from southern project! boundary to the northern boundary, tnci. nil wot lacock iireet both sides from Cremo Str eet to Federal inci. 14-24 even, iiv, ana jui- 3H. General Robinson btreet West both sides from the western proiect boundary to Federal Street, incl.

101-310. Plush Street both sides from Federal St. to Sandus kv St Range Way both sides rrom wieseck way to Hiusn St. Caiou Wav both sides from Federal St. to Sandus ky, incl.

18-32. unnamed way oorni sides from River Avenue tol Isabella Street, Isabella Street both ide from Federal St. to Anderson incl. 5-236, Vulcan wav both sides from Isabella St. to Plush St.

Rieseo'k Way both) sides fr fm Range Way tn 800 Legal Notices in accordance with the Urban Redevelopment Law, Act of May 24, 1945, P.L. 991, as amended that on the 14th day of October, 1986, at 10:30 a.m. in the Council Chambers of the Council of the City of Pittsburgh, City-County Building, Pitts-burgh, Pennsylvania, public hearing will be held by the Council of the City of Pittsburgh upon the Proposal dated September 1986 for rede velopment activities for Redevelopment Area No. 39 North Shore located portions of the 22nd and 23rd Wards of the City of Pittsburgh Said Proposal has been prepared and submitted by the Urban Redevelop ment Authority of Pitts burgh and includes Modification No. 4 to the Redevelopment Area Plan, The purpose of said hearing is to consider said Proposal for the un dertaking of redevelopment activities by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh under State and Local Law Said Proposal provides for the acquisition of certain properties, the demolition or removal of certain buildings or improvements, changes to certain rights- of-way, and making land available for redevelop ment by private enter prise or public agencies as authorized by law.

Any person or organiza tion desiring to be heard will be offered an oppor tunity to be heard at such hearing, at which time the Council of the City of Pittsburgh shall receive, make known and consider recommendations in writing with reference to the Redevelopment Proposal. The boundaries and le gal description of Redeve lopment Area No. 39 North ihore are as follows: All that certain tract of firound situate in the Twen-y-second and Twenty-third (23rd) Wards of the City of Pittsburgh, County of Aileqheny, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, bounded and aescrioea as lonows: BEGINNING at the point of intersection on the south erlv-line of General Robin son Street West (70-feet wide) and the easterly line ot Cremo Street (40-feet wide); thence norineriy alonq said easterly line of Ci emo Str eet (the easterly line of the Stadium Proiect) a distance ot 595 feet, more or less, to a point; thence easterly at a right angle a distance of 63.21 feet, more or less, to a point; thence norther fv a distance of 19 fpet. more or less, to point ot intersection with southerly nqht-ot-way line of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Cincinnati Rail road (P.R.R.); thence northeasterly crossing the aikoad right-of-way a dis tance ot 75-teet, more or less, to its intersection with the northerly right-of-way of said nennsyivania Railroad, thence easterly by curves and tangent a total distance of 700-feet, more or less, to Its Intersection with the westerly line ot Federal Street; thence northerly aionu saia westerly line a distance of 5-feet, more or less, to a point: thence crossing overhead by bridge across Federal Street a distance of 80-feet, more or less, to Its intersection with the easterly line of Federal Street; thence northerly along said easterly line a distance of 6-feet. more or locc tn a nnint at it inter.

secfion with the southerly line of the former freight house site, now owned bv the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh and the southerly Itne ot the Allegheny South Proiect; thence easterly along the said dividing line of the Urban Redevelopment Author-itv and Pennsylvania Rail road, the following five (5) courses (by Survey bv Mackin Engineering Com-panvl: North 76- 24' 00" feet; North 13 3V 02" feet; North 75 14 OfT Fast-448-512 feet to its intersection with the westni ly line of Sandusk Noifh 76 04' 13" fc ast- PREVIOUS DEATHS Bickar, Martha M. Bohneman, Ruth Kremer Cardwell, Nelson Cheek, Loretta E. Lufly Duco, Louis Duse, Marie Hammer Fayfich, Michael Hlakcsak, John M. Hoesly, Verna (Fany) Hostovich, Ann Kenny, Delia King, Walter A. Lobert, Betty Nickolay, Catherine C.

Quick, Margaret Mary Zappas, William P. 001 Death Notices HIRT FUNERAL HOME, 704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice. Services Sat. 10am.

CHEEK Of Knoxville, on Oct. 1. 1986, Loretta E. Luffy Cheek; wife ot the late Edward F. Cheek; beloved mother of Caroline Lowrev, Patricia Slaale.

Donna E. Cheek and Loretta J. Leach- sister of Norbert Richard Luffy; also 12 grandchildren ftve great-grandchildren. Friends received HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville Mt.

Oliver. Funeral Sat. 10 a.m. rurav St. JoseDh Church 11 a.m.

Visitation with family 2-4 7-9 p.m. CZERNIEJEWSKI Stella C. on Oct. 2, 1986: wife of the late Steve: mother of Martha Bee, Stephen, John and Richard Czerniejewski; sister of Margaret Andreiasik and Walter Spoharsk also survived by six grandchildren. Friends received Sat.

and Sun. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the L. J. SZ AFR ANSKI FUNERAL HOME.

101 3rd Carnegie. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Ignatius Church on Mon. at 9:30 a.m. DAVIS On Tues.

Sept 30, 1986, Grace K. of Regent Square, wife of the late Daniel; mother ot Arthur K. of Regent Square; sister of Elsie Kline of Penn Hills. Memorial Service, Sat. at 10 a.m.

at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, 744) Washington Swissvale. DUCO Louis on Wed. Oct 1, 1986 of Oakland; beloved husband of Dornthy Blachut; father of Louis also survived by three grandchil dren; brother of Helen, Marv Palione, Concetta Rl-chardson, Carol Bucci, Annette Pontier, Gloria Poivckl, and the late Amelia Graham and Rose Covne. Friends received at JOHN N.

FLACHKO FUNERAL HOME, 3447 Dawson St. at Semple, Thurs. Fri. l-9pm. Funeral on Sat.

at 9am. Funeral Mass in St Regis Church 10am. DUSE Of Bon Air, Wed-, Oct. 1, 1986, Marie Hammer Duse; wile of the late Frederick E. Duse; beloved mother of Marie L.

Dixon, Alice H. Pockets and Frederick A. Duse; also survived by seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends received HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville Mt Oliver.

Funeral Sat. 8 a.m. Liturgy St. Canice Church 9 a.m. Visitation with family 7-9 p.m.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Fri. FAYFICH On Wed. Oct 1, 1986 Michael Fayfich of McKees Porks; father of Mary, Anna Rama Petro and the Susan, Joseph and Michael: five grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, two qreat great grandchildren. i lends received from 7-9 Thurs.

2-4 7-9 Fri. at the VALERIAN F. SZAL FUN- FRAL HOME, 238 Helen MCKees kocks. Mineral sar Oct 4. 1986 at Divine Liturgy in The Holy Ghost Bvrantine Catholic Church at 10am.

Parastas Friday at 8pm. HARVEY Sept. 30, 1986, Mattie Pearl; beloved mother of Equina Miller of James Harvey or Macon, GA. and Josephine Harvey of 12 four great-grand, and one great-great-grandchild. Visitation Fri.

2 4 and 7-9, GEORGE A. WARDEN FUNERAL HOME, 1100 N. Homewood Ave, Funeral Sat 1 1 a.m. Christ Baptist Missionary Church, 344 Hale St. HELFEN wedx October 1986, Howard husband of the Idle nrmv nriirn brother of Jeanne Stumpf, John Herbert, Huth rtrej and late Irma HpI- fen Visitation, pm at BORON FUNFRAL HOME, 17)9 Brownsville Pd.

Relatives friends invited to attend his Funeral Sat at 9:30 Til. IHUVT J' Church at 10 a.m. Memorial rnnfr ihi it inn. niAtf matin to American Cancer Society. HIGGINS on Thursday, Oct 1986.

William E. Beloved husband of Maryan (John): father of Lt Commander William G. of Norfolk, VA, Douglrts I 001 Death Notices ot Venn Hills, Scon u. ol Brunswick, ME; brother of Grace Wise of N. Huntingdon; son-in-law of Beatrice Coodlett of Memphis, Tenn.

Friends received at the LAWRENCE McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 9311 Frankstown Rd. (Henn Hills) where services will be held on Monday at 10 a.m. Visitation Sat. Sun. 2-4 7-9.

HLAFCSAK Suddenly on Tues Sept 30, 198A John beloved hus band of Anna Liptay; father ot John and the late Lillian; grandfather of Dianna Fave; brother ot Joseph. Friends received at THOMAS J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 2323 E. Carson St. s.s.

Fun eral Sat. 10:30 am. Mass in Holy Angels Church at 11 Visitation Thurs 7-9 and Fri. 2-4 7-9pm. HOESLY Verna (Fany) on Thurs.

Oct. 2, 198A; beloved sister ot Barbara Wittman, Frieda Hoeslv. Martha Wisniewsk and John Hoesly; aunt of Verna Tavlor and Debbie Donoghue. Friends received -v p.m. 7-4 a.

-v pm Friday at ANTHONY G. STAAB FUNERAL HOME. 900 Chartiers W.E., Pgh. Funeral Services in the Emanuel United Methodist Church, Crucible St. and Lorenz Ave.

on Sat. 12 noon HOSTOVICH Ann (Fekete) ot Bethel Park on Wednesday Oct 1, 1986; a nl tha lata A nHr a.i, mother of Betty Zelinsky of Hobart IND, Andrew J. of Finleyville, Gene of South Park, Robert of Elizabeth and William of Baldwin; sister of Mary Wayner of Can-onsburo and Irene Gllmore of Belle Vernon- also eight granocniiaren. visifanon and 7-9 at PAUL L. HEN-NEY, Funeral Home, 5570 Library Rte.

88, Bethel Park. Where service will be held Sat. at 10am HRITSKO Harry J. age 49 on Thurs. Oct 2, 1986; husband of Delia DeJohn; father of Har ry Brian, Karen, all at home.

Friends being received De ANGELO FUNERAL HOME, 194 F. College Canonsburg, PA. Visitation 1-9pm. Funeral Mass Sat. loam St Michael Church.

Burial In St Michael's Cemetery. HUTTON On October 2. 1986 Elizabeth Hughes Hufton of Mt. beloved wife of Phares Hutton; mother of Eluabeth J. Henzler, Joan Laguttuta, Phares Jr.

and Thomas Hutton; also 17 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; sister ot Mary Boyle and the late Margaret Clover. Friends received 2-9 m. at JAMES J. BARRY JR. FUNERAL HOME, 608 Warrington Ave.

Services Sat. 10 a.m. INNES (Trohaugh) Of Chesapeake, VA, on Sept. 30, 1986, Jean Trohaugh Innes; beloved mother of Jeffery L. and James R.

Innes; dear sister of Judy Stephenson of Up- Cer St. Clair; also survived two grandchildren. Service and Interment in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Wexford, will be private. (LAUGHLIN'S) KENNY Delia Smyth enny, widow of Patrick, on Wednesday. October 1, 1986, beloved mother of William V.

Kenny, the late Francis P. Kenny, and Helen Orr survived also by grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The family will receive visitors 2-4 7-9 p.m. at O'BRIENS, 3724 California at Cooper N.S. Funeral mass in St.

Cyril of Alexandria Church, Saturday, 10 a.m. KING On Wed. Oct. 1, 1986, Wal ter or uakmont; ocioveo husband of the late Neine (McCafferty); father of Nellie Weihrauc Walter A. Jr and Cathie 7ona; brother of Margie Gess and Virginia ipp; 8 grandchildr en, 4 great grandchildren.

Ftiends mav call at The BUWKi-i-TRUBY FUNERAL HOME, 471 Allegheny Oakmont, Thurs. 7-9, Fri. 2-4 7-9. Services Sat. 12 noon KUNOLD Regis A.

on Thursday, Oct 2, 1986 of Castle Shannon; husband of Nancy Miller Kunold; father of Karen Regis inda Urban and Michael Kunold" son of Fred and the late Ruth unold; brother of Dolores Panko, Ruth Reith and the late iames Kunold; also survived bv granddaughter Megan Urban. Friends received at JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsvillel Brentwood, Saturday I Sunday 2-4 7-9 p.m. Fun- eral on Monday morning at 9 Mass of Christian Burial in St. Gabriel of the Sorrow 1 Virgin Church at 10 a.m.

Mr. Kunold was member of the Plumber Local 27 LOBERT On Thurs. Oct 2, WR6 Betty (C.nldie); wife of the Idte Joseph Lobert; sister of James rVCFanr; aunt or Anna Wnght, Bernnrd and Jerome Burns. Fnnds received at the JOHN MURRAY FUNFRAL HOME But ler at 52nd Mass of Christian Burial tn St Kier-an's Church on Sat at 10am. Parish Wake Services Fri evening at Visitation 2-4 7-9.

LUX On Thurs. Oct 2, 1986 Ger. trude: beloved stster ot June Maholflge, and Marilvn Gannon. Committal Services: in MiuiuitAri MrmnrAl Park i on Sat at 11am Ai range-' 001 Death Notices baowski, Cheryl Roy, l-aith Comb, Wendy Edowski, Dennis Donald Metcalf; also two grandchildren. Visitation FRIDAY ONLY 2-4 7-9 at COPELANDS, COR-AOPOLIS, 867 5th Ave.

Funeral Saturday 1pm. NICKOLAY Catherine C. Kumpf, of Carnegie, on October 1, 1986; wife of the late Henry Nickolav; mother of Kathleen and late Joseph Nickolav; sister of Olive Rodda. Friends are Invited to call 7-9 Thurs. and 2-4 7-9 Friday at LEO J.

HENNEY FUNERAL HOME. 2nd Carnegie. Funeral on Saturday with Mass of Christian Burial In St. Joseph Church at 9.30 a.m. QUICK Margaret Mary Nee Krick, 07 nr.

Ann 1( IQUa in Tin. cinnati, OH. fWn In her ashes have returned to be with her husband family and friends; wife of me late George Quick mother of George Qutck Jr. of Cape Catteret. NC and Robert Quick of San Diego, CA; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Memorial service win ne neia on Oct. 3, at 7 p.m. at St. Michael Chapel, corner Rhine and Walz, Spring Hill, SADOWSKE On Thurs. Oct 2, 1986 John beloved husband of Isa-belle B.

(Bombich); father of Gloria J. Swazuk and John L. Sadowske Jr; brother of Mrs, Marv L. Sommers of Ravenna, OH and the late Mrs. Helen Chicko Mrs.

Betty Heuenroether, Chester M. and Walter J. Sadowske. Friends received In the EDWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave.

Funeral Mon. with Mass ot Christian Burial in St. Rosalia Church 12 noon. Visitation with the family Sat. Sun.

2-4 7-9pm. SMITH Thomas 88, born in West Virginia, lived in Pittsburgh and retired to St. Petersburg, 20 years ago, husband of Fthyl Beers Smith; a daughter in Boiton and a son In Portland; 1 3 grandchildren; three brothers and one sister. Mr. Smith was a member of Northwest Presbyterian Church, Veterans Foreign Wars and American Legion.

Memorial Service will be held in St. Petersburg, Fla. at a later date. WEISHORN Esther, on Oct. 2, 1986 of Turtle Creek, wife ot Ralph Weishorn; mother of Beverly and Richard Gumoher; also brothers and sisters.

Friends received J0B6 FUNERAL HOME.Cor. Shaw Tnboro Turtle Creek. Service on Sat. at 10:30 a.m. WOOD Of Castle Shannon on Wed.

Oct. 1, 1986 DANIFL WOOD; beloved husband of Lena M. Wood; father of Shirley Toll, Jovce O'Brien and Thomas Wood; brother of Dorothy Ringefsen; also survived by four orandchtldren and one great-grandchild. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S, 1008 Castle Shannon FRIDAY 2-4 and 7-9PM. Service from the funeral home Chapel Saturday morning at 10:30.

Interment jenerson Memorial Hark. ZAPPAS Witliam suddenly in his jna year, on uct. i 1986. beloved husband of Rrkjida (Marchese) father of Kelll, Jason and George Zappas; son of Paul and Agnes Zappas; brother of George, John and Amy Zappas; son-in-law of Eugene and Carmen Marchese. Friends received 2-4 7-9 p.m.

STEPHEN M. BRADY FUNERAL HOME. 90 Cedar Ave. at Tripoli (across from aii. oen.

Hosp.) Visit. 5at. 9 am. at Holy Trinity Greek Orth. Church.

Funeral Service at 10 a.m. Trisagion Fri. eve 7 30. Family requests memorials to the Rehabilitation Institure of Pittsburgh, 004 In Memoriam BOB LEROCH RROTHhR WE MiSS YOU. NICK A.

LIBER TO I oved and missed by wife, Nancy and family. RAYMOND A. MILLER You are gone from us 2 years today. We miss you. We love you.

Your wife, Kay daughter, Gerrie gr anddanqhter, I ori Rae 007 HOMEWOOD CEMtTERY-Graves, 2 single 1 double. J350 each or BO. 241-8939 JFFFERSON MEM. PARK Compan. lawn crvpt grae tnr 2 memorial.

Value: Sell: IfiOO. JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PK 1 grave plot, 412.659-56U. SINGI GR A VF -United Cemetery, ISO, 766-0W9 800 Legal Notices NOTICE is hereby given that Joyce Miller, Tally Drive, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15237. on Sept.

9, 1986, was grant, ed a Temporary Permit bv the Penna. State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators to serve temporarily as the Administrator of the Ladies G.A.R. Home, 22? Woodstock Pa. 1S718. This Tern-notary Permit has been issued to Joyce Milter hecatise ithe I ad.es A Home wys without an Ari- Sandusky St.

Sandusky Street both sides from southern project boundary to the northern project boundary, tncl. 100-309. East Lacock Street both sides from Federal St. to Madison incl. 11-732.

General Robinson Street East both sides from federal St. to its easterly terminus, inc. 7-615. Factory Way both sides from Isabella St. to General Robinson St.

East. Birn Way both sides from Factory Way to Anderson St. Arbuckie Way both sides from General Robinson St. East to its northerly terminus. Stoddart Way both sides from Arbuckie Way to Anderson incl.

214, 221 223. Anderson Street both sides from southern proiect boundary to the northern project boundary, Incl. 100-315. Scoville Street both sides from River Avenue to its northerly terminus, Incl. 104-118 207.

Unnamed Way both sides from Anderson St. to Scoville St. Unnamed Way both sides from Unnamed Way to its northerly terminus. Phelps Way both sides from Scoville St. to Its easterly terminus, tncl.

14, Mendota Street both sides from River Avenue to its northerly terminus, Incl. 108-310. Carlisle Wav both sides from Scoville St. to Grantham incl. 316-414.

Unnamed Way both sides from E. Lacock to Faun Way. Faun Wav both sides from Mendota St. to its easterly terminus. Grantham Street both sides from River Avenue to its northerly terminus, incl.

105-315. Bronco Wav both sides from River Ave. to E. Lacock, Incl. 213 215.

Unnamed Wav both sides from Its westerly terminus to Goodrich St. Goodrich Street both sides from River Ave. to E. Lacock, incl. 200-222.

Unnamed Wav both sides from Goodrich St. to its easterly terminus. Hope Street both sides from River Avenue to E. Lacock. Voeghtly Way both sides from River Ave.

to E. Lacock, incl. 114-117. Voeghtly Street both sides from E. Lacock to Its northerly terminus, incl.

201-238. Madison Avenue both sides from River Ave. to Progress Incl. 115-211; westerly side only from Progress St. to N.

Canal incl. 213-239. Progress Street both sides from Madison Ave. to the eastern project boundary, incl. 800-811.

Saw Mill Wav both sides from Madison Ave to the eastern project boundary, incl. 804-816. North Canal Street southerly side only from Ce dar Ave. to Madison Ave. Ft.

Wavne Con necticut Railroad entire length ot track from west ern protect boundary to eastern and southern boundaries. Allegheny River Bank northerly side from western proiect boundary measured along pool level to eastern proiect boundary. The Proposal provides that the following oroDerties be acquired: 100 iandusky streei (Block Lot 8-H-245) 222 Isabella Street (Block Lot B-H-261) 14-126 Anderson streei (Block Lot 8-H-261) 120-122 Anderson Street (Block Lot 8-H-283) 112-118 Anderson Street (Block Lot 8-H-285) 110 Anderson Street (Block Lot 6-H-288) 108 Anderson Street (Block Lot 8-H-289) 106 Anderson Street (Block Lot 8-H-291) 100-104 Anderson bueet (Block Lot 8-H-293) 304 River Avenue (Block Lot 113-115 Scoville Street (Block Lot 8-H-302) 117-123 Mendota Street (Block Lot 8-H-3IO) 104-118 Scoville Street (Block Lot 8-H-31A) 400-407 River Avenue (Block Lot 9-E-1381 406-412 River Avenue (Block Lot 9-E-130) 407 Phelps Wav (Block Lot 9-E-145 414- River Avenue (Block Lot 9-E-148) 416 River Avenue4 1 1-4 iv General Robinson Street (Block Lot 9-E-150) 409 E. General Robinson Street (Block Lot 9-E-131) Portion of 501 E. General Robinson Street (Portion of Block Lot 9-E-124) Portion of property at Grantham Street and River Avenue (Kortion oi biocr a Lot 9-E-121) Portion of 511 F.

General Robinson Street (Portion of Block Lot 9-E-115) Portion of property at River Avenue and Ninth Street Bridqe (Portion of block Lot 9-E-200) The weaeveiopmem rro- Dosal with maos. plans and other documents, together with the recommendation ol the Planning Commission of the City of Pittsburgh will be available for public in spection at the office of The Urban Redevelopment Au- thority of Pittsburgh, 11th Floor, Civic Building, 200 Ross Street, Pittsburgh, and at the office of the City Clerk, City.County Building, Pittsburgh. Pa. 15219, tot a period of at least ten (10) days Krior to the hearing thereon City Council. MICHAEL PERRY Cleik of Coiticil ministralor due to the ter mmation of the oreviou Administrator.

This Tempo rary Permit shall be vati' for 90 davs and shall exoir at midnight, Dec. 31, 1986 and cannot be renewed or extended thereafter. BANKRUPTCY SALE Notice is hereby given that Carlota M. Bonm, Trustee of Nardulli Sons, Inc. a Jit nnb rnntf-u Wn JW.

1723 nas tiled a Motion by Trustee to Sell Coal Leases and Assume Said Leases or in the Alternative is selling 21 coal leases. The property covered by said tease is situated in Pennsylvania at West Pike Township Wash-Inoton' Centerville Borough, Washington; Somerset Township, Washington- North Hernienem, wasningion, West Pike Run, Daisyrown; West Pike Run, Washington, Bentieyvuie, wasnington Centerville Borough; Fallow ship Township. For a complete set of the Motion, the leases or other infor matton contact counsel for the Trustee, Schaftier Bonm, 967 Liberty Avenue, Pitts burgh, PA 15222 (412)765 An order has been issued, setting a hearing tor Oc tober 8. 1986 at 9:30 o'clock a.m. at 1603 Federal Building, Pittsburgh, PA, at which time objections to said sale will be heard, mgner or better offers in piecemeal or hulk mav be received.

and a confirmation hearing will be held. MAS-CON ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW The Health Systems Agen cy (HSA) of Southwestern Pennsylvania is required by the State Health Care Facilities Act to review certain certificate of need applica tions for oroDOsed new insti tutional health services and to make recommendations to the State Department of Health. Notice is given in accor dance with Title 28. Pa Code, Chapter 401 that the njM nas i eceiveu ine iui- lowing complete proposals Replacement of Management Information System, Allegheny General Hospital, 320 East North Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15212; and Cost Increase of Ambulatory Surgery Facility Proiert, South Hills Health by stem, jenerson cenrer Coal valley Pitts burqh, Pennsylvania 15236. Persons wishing to com ment or request a public hearing on these projects must do so in writing by October 18, 1986, to the HSA, 11th Floor, Convention i ower, vou renn Mvenue, Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania 15222-3811. It a hearing is to be held, the date, time, ana place win oe announcec through a paid advertise ment. LEGAL NOTICE Butler. September 29, 1986, First Seneca Bank application for the Installa tion of a remote service fa ciitty to be located in The Western Pennsylvania Hospital OAfl ErianrRhiri AurannP Allegheny County, Pitts burgh Pennsylvania 15224, was ilea on aepremoer 1986. Any person wishing to comment on this application mav file his or her com ments in writing with the regional director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at its regional office.

452 Fifth Avenue. 21st Floor, New York, NY 10018 before processing of the applications has been completed. Processing witl be completed no earlier than the 15th day following either the date or the last required publication or the date or receipt ot me appn cation bv the FDIC. which ever is later. The period mav be extemeo by me re oional director for good; cause.

The nonconfidential pot tion of the application hie is avaiiaoie tor inspec tion within one day tollow ina the request for such file. It may be inspected in the Corporation's regional office dut ing reqular business hours. Photocopies of information in The nonconti dential portion of the aupli cation file will be made available upen request. schedule ot chataes for such copies can be obtained from me regional ornce. LEGAL NOTICE Butler, September 29, 10AA nn ipntpmhpr 99 19HA First Seneca Bank, whose hnarfauarters are located in Butler, Pennsylvania, filed an aDD cation wnn rne Commonweaitn or Mennsyi nmorlinant nl KAnk ina.

(or the placement of a remote service facility to be located oft the lobby ot The western Pennsylvania nupi" tl asnn Cr irnnrlcihin AunniiP Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15224. Any person wishing to comment on this application mav file his or her comments in writing with the Department of Banking, 333 Matket Street, 16th Floor, Harnsburg. Pennsyl- na 17101-2290. Ail com munications to be consider ed must be re ceived bv the department before processing of this spplirration has been com pleted. Processing will be completed no later than 1 5 davs aner me dare ot me required publication.

NOTICE OF REDEVELOPMENT IN PORTIONS OF THE TWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY-THIRD WARDS OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH Notice is hereby jiven Corrections and Cancellations Dial 263-1201 Billing Adjustments Dial 263-1141 Monday through Thursday 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Friday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Rates: Within 50-Mile Radius of Pittsburgh (OTHER RATES UPON REQUEST) Sunday per agate line S5.75 S4.37 S4.05 S3.

91 Transient Daily per agate line 1 2 or 3 times 5 or 6 times 7 times Family Want Ads: 7 lines I dv (mv iiooal line Sft 8S 1 Unfs, 7 consei rtch Addition! Iini. S8 amu v.rtnt Ails nfl nl nnlv to fsTiPs Not dvtiil.ililp tot tht 14.35 S3. 37 S2.96 S2.64 utive ot mptoved pmlieitv Not Available lot items and or advtrtmnq roiv.i-tried ot a tiiisincs'. n.tt'iir ol piimai mtcpt tn business NO Ol Of Pi. Iv Ml Tt.

AdvPrtlMtlrnt'. Ofdrrpd to, (IHVS "lOttfir SunrMv) S13 70 tMrh artfli djvs (including unddv) S17 9fi mdividudl nol Kdildliie lot Onsin- i put 'it icrtl rstrttr, vacant or iina include r.niiila.) Tlie Pi ev. In the mav tie cancelled before the Vh dav It cancelled ill prevail iVimmum charge 10, Must Be mav tie cancelled tor rpvilts ot customer tiinvenient tietoi equation, hut rost remains the same dvertisements oidfed lor 7 davs and faro the 4.time rate it cancelled on the Slh or 6th day, the 7-trme Situations Wanted: FMt r6'e. 70c oer Imp agHe type paid in advance. rate WARNING EMERGENCY CALLS ON PARTY LINES, OBSCENE OR INDECENT LANGUAGE AND ANONYMOUS CALLS Thn Prpnjl rotflf ff van' O'lvKlP'.

tMt 1 An, AiM'Mltf (o i ni.nn i a tidrt, Itiit' rAtieri n'otfiieil tf-rtt tf ricriji'fl nn i-xfwn-f rail Urr a tment, a rpim tment, lor meiji-rai ani or amhu'anrp i guilt 'A an Mteiisi anil to a tine mor i-nt 1,1 tmth Tr.p sTatutf. a iei qene as a situaton hirh aiwri, h.nnan lilf ai 'f p'omut ot es- M'Htial It i alsn an oft'-nv sutufM to ltip samp ufnait" fr oiit.nn imp a pf li'i by talspi stating that it i ncpiWl tin vurh an pmer'Qfncy call (I It I-, a nitS'(pntaniif anron tA tfip ttlfption a nm ans nl onypving Ofosi" enc or intW nt language 0 to ftpie-pnn'P annfhpr pfrf son rpppatfll tor th pij' POSF ot annoying, moiptiny oi harassing surh pptsnn at his tamil i. Veannine L. r(rr md John Nelson Cardwell Westerville, OH; also sev-Vn grandchildren 4 great irandchildren; brother ot 5 -hzabeth Mackie of Scotland nd Martha McRae of Pgh. Jriends and member; of Sviasonic Lodge 45 iy call Thurs A Fri 7 9pm at WILLIAM 1 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Boi 546, Pittsburgh Co.

15230 (263-1201) HW od Headquaritrt.