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Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices The Pittsburgh Press, Thursday, Feb. 1973 37 A Tale Of Two Dogs I was told an unbelievable doe storv iust jected to the this past week. A Pittsburgh area family owns a young black Labrador retriever which chewed through the wire and escaped from his kennel. Great Outdoors The a was discovered along about dark. A search was instituted, without success, and the 1 i were asked to watch for him.

The dog final-ly returned at about 12:30 a.m., scratched on the door and was admitted. However, he had a piece of white adhesive tape attached to his col account. The state law places a 150-yard safety zone around every occupied building, not a 50-yard safety zone. Also, hunting with rifles is already banned in the boro by council ordinance. There is reason to believe that it was not hunters who were firing the shots, if they were fired at all, but some vandal or careless individual "plinking" at miscellaneous targets.

This is unfortunate publicity for the hunting fraternity. The complaint came during the deer season and the man who complained claimed that he and his neighbors dug bullets out of their homes. It is difficult to imagine deer being inside the boro limits, although this conceivably could happen. But considering the high penalty for shooting within the boro limits and within the state-established safety zone, mighty few hunters would be willing to take the chance. Also, since rifles are prohibited for hunting, the hunter would surely be risking his, neck.

He could be slapped with three separate fines all large. Sure, there are "crazy" people who go hunting, the same as there are crazy people doing everything else. But sportsmen feel that most of the stories concerning their supposed indiscretions or thoughtless acts are not true. By Rojcr Oufdoort Latham Edtor PREVIOUS DEATHS Bingaman, Marjorie Campagna, Catherine Caruso, Alice M. Casne, Carrie Catanzaro, Joseph A.

Coyne, Kathleen Curry, Robert C. Dobrozdravic, Peter J. Drago, Mary Dunn, Edward J. Jr. Ford, William S.

Freeman, Virginia Fucich, George Gazzo, Nellie Gerken, Richard Jr. Golomb, Fannie Gormley, James Jr. Guszczynski, Joseph J. Hillman, Robert G. Homer, Phoebe A.

Huber, Elizabeth Joseph, Elias M. Karman, Jennie Kazyak, Stanley J. Kessier, Shelly Killian, John R. Kraus, Carl H. Kuliatkosky, Nellie Martin, William Milner, Charles H.

Naleski, Joseph S. Offen, Elizabeth Osborne, Pearl Pacchiarini, Primo S. Pantoni, Guy Pingielski, John B. Sandrock, Franklin Schwalm, Anthony Seafler, Nanna May Skclly, Catherine M. Stcding, Julia Pauline Stiefel, Rhoda Szablewski, Johanna Szymanski, Leo L.

Turkovich, Lynne Wernert, Arthur W. Yates (Coates), Sara Gator Hunting lar with a note listing a telephone number and the words "Please call." Because it was after midnight, they decided to wait until morning. About three blocks away that same evening, a black Labrador scratched on the door of a house shortly after dark. The wife went to the door, saw the Lab and said, "How did you get out of the garage?" She let the dog in and he promptly walked over to the son, who was lying on the floor watching television, and laid down beside him. He stayed there all evening.

About midnight the man of the house came home, drove into the basement garage and called up to his wife. "How's come old is still in the garage?" The answer was prompt. "What do you mcan? 's up here in the living room." "How could he be, when he's down here?" It turned out there were two black Labradors. The one upstairs was not a part of the family. In order to find out who owned the interloper, they attached the note and pushed him out the door.

As a result of this incident, the two families became acquainted and so have the two dogs. I wonder if that was the first dog plan all along. Setting 'Em Straight Back in mid-December, a newspaper serving Plum Boro published a news item about hunter behavior. A citizen complained that hunters were endangering the lives of Plum Boro residents by shooting too close to buildings. The newspaper item called for an extension of the 50-yard safety zone law which applies to occupied buildings and also called for the banning of high-power rifles for hunting within the boro limits.

The Logans Ferry Sportsmen's Club ob Joseph, John and William Nemcslk. Friends received at SAVOLSKIS WASIK GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Moin Munhall; from 2-4 and 7-9 P. m. Funeral Services Saturday at 1 p. m.

In the funeral home. CONROY On Monday, January 29, 1973, Mary (Lrawiord) Lonrov, (tormerly of wife of the late Joseph Conrov; mother of Mrs. Margaret Goldberg, Rev. Paul B. Conroy of baircltord, Fo and Joseph of Baltimore, also survived by tour grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 at the L. BEINHAUER 4k SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Funeral liturgy at Resurrection Church Frldav at 10:30 a. m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. CONTI LUIGI suddenly on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1973, beloved father of Louis Michael, and Jennie. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 P. m.

at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, R. F. WINTER, 4730 friendship Ave. Services on Saturday at 9 a. m.

CORBETT On Thursday, Feb. 1, 1973, Ann Elizabeth, wife ot the lale James E. Corbett; sister of Mrs. Mary Bvers, Mrs. Catherine Stlehler and Mrs.

Anna Hummert. Friends received at the JOHN A. BRICK-LEY FUNERAL HOME, 7074 Lem-Ington where services will be held on Saturday at 11 a. m. COYNE On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, Kathleen Regan Covne, formerly of 3312 Dawson beloved wife of the late Thomas Coyne; mother of Thomas J.

Covne. Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS 4900 Center at Devonshire on Wednesday 7-9 Si. Thursday and Friday 2-4 and -9 o. m.

Funeral Saturday morn-ng. Mass of the Resurrection In St. Bede's Church, Dailas at Wilk-Ins at 11 o'clock. CURRY On Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973, Robert husband of Lois father of Robert H.

and Ronald son of Raymond E. Curry; brother of Dorothy C. Ludermon. Friends will be receiver! 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

Wednesday and Thursday at the DENNIS W. SECKINGER FUNERAL HOME, 150 S. Neolev East End, where services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. DAILEY Grandvllle on January 30, 1973; of 2020 Chateau St.

Father of Herman Dalley. Friends received at the J. C. CRUNKLETON FUNERAL HOME, 1108 Liverpool St. Funeral services Friday 11 a.

m. from Chapel. DOBROZDRAVIC On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, Peter of 14)8 Claim In his 81rd year; husband of the late Frances Yankovlc; beloved father of Anne Kebllsh, Katherlne Copl of Michigan, Antoinette Calne and Rose Grlndland; also survived by 19 grandchildren ond 26 greatgrandchildren. Family will receive friend 2-4 nnd 7-9 at the OSCAR MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Troy Hill. Funerall mass In Most Holy Name Church on Friday at 9:30 o.

m. Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Local No. 864, K.S.K.J. Lodge No. 50 and friends Invited.

DOLFI On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, Amos (Ducky) Dolfl of 740 Large Clalrton; husband of Mrs. Cesarlna Dolfl; father of Mrs. Dorothy Florenz, Mrs. Evelyn Per-rone and Emit Dolfl; brother of Mrs. Mary Stura, Mrs.

Eva Basso, Mrs. Dlna Stura and George Dolfl; seven grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren. Friends received at THE A. J. BEKAVAC FUNERAL HOME, Fifth St.

at Waddell Clalrton. Visitations with the family Wednesday and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Funeral on Friday, February 2, 9:30 a. m.

Reaulem mass from St. Clare Church, Clalrton. Interment In parish cemetery. DRAGO On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, Mary Lutslt Drago, of 561 Broadway E. McKeesport, wife of the late John; mother of Mrs.

Stella Neshoff, Mike, John, George, Richard, Mrs. Marie Berkoben and Mrs. Naida Kenvon; also 13 grandchildren, ond 13 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the JAMES J. ALFIERI FUNERAL HOME, 201 Marguerite Wll-merding.

Services in St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church, Monroevllle, on Friday at 12:30 o. m. DUGGER Malor Lance on January 30, 1973; of 1316 Warner St. Survived by wife, Lotte L.

Dugger; father of Lance Stephen Grey D. Jenkins, one stepson, William S. Moves Jr. Son ot Fannie Dugger. Friends received at the J.

C. CRUNKLETON FUNERAL HOME, 1108 Liverpool St. from 7-9. Funeral services Saturday 11 a. m.

from Chapel. DUNN On Tuesday, January 30 ,1973. Edward J. of Swlssvale. Beloved husband of Bertha Dunegan; father of Sister Moura Anne Dunn CD.

Edward J. Ill; brother of Mrs. Estelle Qulnn, Mrs. Lorerta Brandt of Philadelphia, Joseph F. of N.

C. ond Gerald A. Dunn of Swlssvale. Friends received at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swlssvale.

Family hours 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. Mass of the resurrection at St. Anselm's Church on Friday at 11 o. m.

Contributions may be mad to the charity of your choice. ERHART On Wednesday, Jan, 31, 1973, Emll, beloved husband of the late Dora Llerman Erhart; father of Matthew Emll Mrs. Alberta Hanna, Mrs. Camilla Logon, Gilbert S. and Mrs.

Gloria Clccone; brother of Mrs. Mary Wltzberger Couttle; also 14 orandchildren ond four Family requests visitations of friends and members of Steam Fitters Union Locol No. 449 between the hours of 2-4 ond 7-10 p. m. nt the NORMAN 6.

HEARD FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perrvsvllle N. S. Funeral on Saturday at 10:30 m. Moss of the resurrection In the Church of The Nativity at 11 o'clock. ERVIN On Tuesdav, Jan.

30, 1973, Vesta, of 1341 Manning beloved mother of Clara Ervln, Renee Woods ond Wesley Woods; niece of Lucy Nor-fleet and Fonnle Rodners; olso other relatives. Friends rerelved 7-9 n. m. ot the GEORGE A. WARDEN FUNERAL HOME, 1100 N.

Homewood Ave. Funeral service Saturday, 11 a. In Homewood Ave. Church of God In Christ. FORD On Monday, January 29, 1973, William husband of Bernice DeHam Ford of 120 Washlnnton Bellevue; father of Pntrlda Kane, William S.

Jr. ond Ceroid Ford; also five grandchildren. ANGEL Clco H. on Tuesday, Jan. 30.

1973, sister of Marie Warrington; sister-in-law of Mrs. Joseph (Marguerite) Angel I also survived bv nieces and nephews. Friends received 5-4 and 7-9 p. m. at THE WINTER FUNERAL HOME.

R. F. Winter 4730 Friendship Ave. Funeral on Saturday at 9 a. m.

Mass In St. Josephs Church at 10 a. m. BARRETT Kotherine M. on Wednesday, January 31, 1973; sister of Robert J.

Barrett. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, R. F.

Winter 4730 Friendship Ave. Funeral on Saturday at Ij noon. Mass In oil Saini Church, Etna, Pa. at 12:30 p. m.

BARTH Suddenly on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1973, Howard J. Sr. of 1039 Valonia Elliott, husband of Emplly Barth; father of Marie, Howard J. Jr.

and Walter E. Barth; brother of Wilbert Barth of Fort Louder-dale, also six grandchildren ond 13 great-grandchildren. Friends received after 1 p. m. Thursday, at the CONRAD BEGLINGER JR.

FUNERAL HOME, 1008 Chcrtlers Elliott, where services will be held on Saturday at 10 a. m. BEARD On Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1973, James beloved husband of Kathryn Hennen Beard, of 323 South Home Avalon; brother ot Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, Mrs.

Mary McPherson, Walter, Wllmer and Ross Beard, all of Washington, D. C. Members of Archie K. Henderson Lodge No. 739 F.

8, A. Trinity Lutheran Church and Friends received In THE ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, 1014 California Avalon, where Servlecs will be held on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Memorials may be made to The Suburban Genral Hospital Building Fund. BINGAMAN On Tuesday, January 30, 1973.

lorle of Milton Regent Square. Beloved wife df Lee F. Blngomin; mother of Mrs. Bar. bara M.maux of Penn Hills; also survived by one niece and three nephews.

Frlenas received at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swiss-vale. Family hours 2-4 and 7-9 m. Services on Friday at 11 BODEN Samuel age 80, January 30, 1973, of R.D. No.

1 Orwigsburg, Pa. (formerly of Monroevllle Mon-roevllle), husband of the late Margaret Ruth Gordon; father of Samuel H. Boden Jr. of El Paso, Texas; Fay Fennell of Orwigsburg, Anne Boden of Culver City, Daniel W. Boden of St.

Paul, and Ruth Kuhns of Kingston, N. also 13 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received after 2 p. m. Friday at THE JOBE FUNERAL HOME, 175 Church Turtle Creek, where Services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m.

Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. BROGAN On Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1972, John J. of 444 Caldewll Wlimerd-Ing, husband of the late Bridget Brogan; father of Mrs.

Mary Holmes, Mrs. Margaret Killl-an, William, George and Joseph Brogan; one brother, Anthony, In Ireland; also survived by two grandchildren ond two great-grandchildren. Friends received at THE CHARLES E. SCOTT FUNERAL HOME, 301 Marguerite Wll-merdlng. Mass Of The Resurrection in St.

Aloysius Church, Saturday at 10 a. m. BROWN Charles F. (formerly of Brookllne), on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973, husband of the late Nell Smith Brown; father of Charles F.

Jr. and the late Robert W. Brown; also survived by five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call 2-4 8, 7-9 p. m.

at the FRANK F. DeBOR FUNERAL HOME, 1065 Brookllne Blvd. Services on Saturday morning ot 11 o'clock. Family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Brookllne United Presbyterian Church. CAMPAGNA On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, Catherine Raffoele, beloved wife of the late Nicholas Campaona; mother of Mrs.

Anna M. Caoalbo and Alfred Camoagna; sister of Guy Raffaele; also survived by two grandchildren. Friends received offer 2 p. m. Wednesday in THE EDWARD P.

KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a. m. with Mass of the Resurrection In St. Philo-mena Church at 10 a.

m. Visitation with family 7-9 0. m. Wednesday and Thursday. CAREY On Tuesday, Jan.

30, 1973, Ellsworth E. Jr. cf Shaler husband of Eileen Rebel; father of Norma J. Steohens, Margaret Robert E. and Michael E.

Carey; brother of Dorothy Wedlock; Judy Cunningham, Edna Kotzer and John E. Carev; also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received at the HENRY C. BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royall Glenshaw.

Funeral on Saturday morning at 9:15 o'clock. Mass of the Resurrection In St. Ursula's Church at 10 o'clock. Visitation with the family 2-4, 7-9 p. m.

CARUSO Alice M. Torman, on Tuesday, Jon, 30, 1973, of 209 Westmoreland Traffora; wife of Domlnick Caruso; mother of Linda Yarbrough and Donald Caruso; sister of Ella Kardos, Charles Torman and Emma Lvtle; also survived by one grandchild. Family will receive friends 1-4 and 7'0 p. m. nt the DAVID A.

RITTER FUNERAL HOME, 220 Edgewood Traf-ford. Funeral on Saturday with Mass of the Resurrection In St. Regis Church at 10 a. m. CASNE Suddenly on Monday, January 29, 1973, Carrie Frances of Carrlck; daughter of Frank ond Rubv Whlta-ere Casne; sister of Thomas, Sondv, Debbie, Linda, Gregory and Rebecca; granddaughter of Mrs, Mary L.

Casne. Visitations 7-4 and 7-9 0. m. at the KOONTZ-BORON FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Br-wns-vllle Rd. Relatives and fi lends Invited to attend funeral Friday at 11:30 a.m.

Mass of the Angels In St. Basil Church at 12 noon. CATANZARO Joseoh August Catanraro, on January 79, 1973, In St. Auaustine, Florida (formerly of Pittsburgh); husband of Mrs. Phyllis Catanzaro; father of Georae Catanzaro of San Antonio, Texas and, Henry Cntanzaro of Switzerland, Florida; also three arandrhlldrent brother of Mrs.

Marie Pino, Mrs. Rose Mercurlo, John Cotanzara ond Tom Catanznro, all of Pittsburgh. Funeral services ot the Chanel of THE CRAIG FUNERAL HOME, St. Auoustlne, Florida, on Friday, Feb. 2, 1971, at 2 o.

m. Interment St. Auoustlne Memorial Park, St. Augustine, Florida. CAVINS Margaret G.

Nemcslk, of Mifflin Lincoln Place, Jan. 31, 1973, beloved wife of Leslie sister of Then, the other day in South America, I was talking to two fellow outdoor writers one from Florida, the other from Louisiana. The latter is on the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission of that state. Our conversation was about alligators and the results of the experimental gator hunting season that Louisiana had this past fall. The results were extremely satisfying from the viewpoint of the professional wildlife managers.

In the first place, the harvest constituted only four per of the available gators hardly a dent in the population. Almost all of the gators taken were bulls (males) and were in a sense surplus animals. The season was designed to protect the females. And the hides brought about $11 per foot on the average, which is real money any way you look at it. The whole deal went very smoothly and probably will be repeated and expanded.

There was no cheating, no illegal hunting and no sacrifice of security for the alligator population of the area. So, a gator harvest makes sense, just the same as a fish harvest or a muskrat harvest rrfakes sense. The writer from Florida said his state now has 250,000 gators and they are becoming a nuisance in many places. He predicts Florida also will have experimental seasons soon. It looks like the alligator may soon be removed from the "vanishing species" list.

Basketball Scores misleading information In the GIRLS GRADE SCHOOL St. Gabriel (W.) 32 Clalrton Cath. 21 St. Michael (M.) 46 St. Michael (Brad.) 35 INDEPENDENT Pgh.

Steelers 78 N. fnstle Faculty 67 PARKS RECREATION LEAGUE Manchester 68 Xavler 46 Manchester 96 Xavler 56 Peabodv 62 Baxter 61 SALVATION ARMY LEAGUE N.S. YMCA 73 Carrlck 59 North Hills 71 N.S. Warriors 60 OXANAN LEAGUE Vann 24 Well School 18 Northvlew Hts. 33 Miller 32 TECHNICAL SCHOOL LEAGUE Duft'S 56 S.C.P.

28 JEWISH CONG. LEAGUE Parkway J. 33 Washington 21 Beth Israel 71 Parkway Center 35 Waterford Results YESTERDAY FIRST $1,400, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. Off 2:01. Menaces Threat, 112, D.

R. Karoo $24.20 10.80 7.00 Nemas Star, G. Cappacetli ....19.40 7.70 Slipover, P. Barton 3.40 City Plover, Ample Har- vest. Well Keyed, Across The Street, Stalk Cutter, Helio Maria and Racket Maker also ran.

SECOND $1,400, clnlmlnn, 4 end 5-year-olds, SVi furlongs. Off Clover's Girl, M. Sample $9.60 5.60 3.60 Queen Of Eagles, G. Steineman 10.20 6.00 Madam Gin Sling, G. Gilbert 3.60 Nlte Rclpn, Am A Busher, Belle McGraw, Sweep Deck, Seventy One Stick Rider and Cordoah also ran.

Daily Double" 9-9) Paid 1128.40 'THIRD $1,400, claiming, 4-year-old maidens, 5' furlongs. Off 2:44. Zeloy, J. Brlggs 00 7.40 3.80 Jane Kin, Dream, D. M.

Marlev 4.80 2.80 Idle Dream, J. Kraft 2.80 Nosllla, Lotiben, Beyer Lane Frank, J. Bar Flat and Nancy To also ran. Perfecta (5-7) Paid $1 30.29 FOURTH $1,400, claiming, 4-year-Olds and up, 5' furlongs. Dr.

Goodfellow, G. Schroeder M.M) 3.20 2.80 Proud C. R. Cove 3.00 2.60 Moore's Bond, C. Thompson 3.00 Jet Refelectlon, Mighty Wave, Fleet Session and Tulyar's LocK also ran.

FIFTH U00, claiming, 4-vear-old and up, 5 furlongs. Off siue bay tadct, r. add ibii $3.60 3 00 2 60 He Will Twist, J. Burton 5.20 3.80 Bee Bee Kratz 3 00 Time-: 59.3. Double Demon, Bavor, Gene's Monastlr, Stony Curt and Amber Dee also ran.

SIXTH $1,700, claiming, 4-year-oldi and up, 1 1-16 miles. Off 3:47. Ben The Bird, Marley 5.00 3.40 Glided Manpo, Schroeder 18.80 20 Prairie Village, Burton 5.00 Time 1:48. Lady Slnbad, Touoh Pilot, Sprlngbrook, ond Hasty Pat also ran. Bio (1H 3) Paid $1,884.00 ll'tlckets" SEVENTH $1,400, claiming, 4-year-elds ond up, 6 furlongs.

Off 4:08. Indlanbud, Kratz 3 80 3.60 Swear Me In, Coleman 3.00 2.60 Lazy Jay, Cooper 5 00 Time 1:13.2. Franks Owl, Jeffrry Pet, Belles Able, Elegant Love, Slusher, and Flashy Lass also ran. Perfecta (1-7) Paid 120.20 EIGHTH $1,600, claiming, 4-year-elds and up, 4 furlongs. Off Roval Duluxe, Schroeder 3 00 2.60 Lets Go Bob, Dalgo 6.40 4 60 Count Schnaps, Marley ..4 00 Time 1:12.4.

Eddie Waldron, Danish Devil, Baby Cry, Mark-It-Lucky, and Forced To Land also ron. Perfecta (2-1) Paid $24.20 NINTH $1,600, claiming, 4-year-olds ond up, about one mile Oft 4:54. Moon Chase, Cave $4 80 3 60 2.70 Needle Mold, Money 4.80 3 40 Roval Mantle, Sands 7.80 Time 1.39.4. Tres Dlos, Want A Cracker, and Miss Lynell also ran. TENTH $1,500, claiming, 4-veor-oldss on abnut one mile.

Oft 5M8. Chelated, Marley $6.60 5 00 3.40 Yes Miss Betty, Barton 10.20 8 80 Missouri Bob, Cove 5.40 Time 1:41. Too Little Man, Molave Desert, Liz, Mr. Finn, Free Award, and Roy's Problem also ran. Friends received 2-5 ond 7-9 p.m.

ot the LAWRENCE T. MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 460 Lincoln Bellevue. Funeral Mass at the Church of The Assumption on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. FREEMAN On Tuesday, January 30, 1973. Virginia Freeman; sister of Mrs.

Nctalie Lambing, of Edgewood, Mrs. Jessie Nelson, of Sewlckley, and Mrs. Anne Bailey, of Dallas, and the late Mrs. Ell-cheth Lamb. Friends received at H.

SAMSON 537 North Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center). Wednesday 3-5 ond 7-9 p. where services will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment In Wheeling, W.

va. Family suggests memorials to the charity of your choice. FUCICH On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, George; beloved husband of Mrs. Julia Churllla Fucich; father of Mrs. Helen Klos, Mrs.

Jennie Sllvka, Mrs. Juday Semega, Mrs. Mary Ferderbar, Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar, Mrs. Ann Maaer, Mrs.

Georgette Renze, Roscoe Fucich, the lale Mrs. Josephine Churllla and Svetln Fucich; also 22 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Friends received at the FRANK R. PERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 4825 Butler Lawrence-ville. Mass of the Resurrection at St.

Nicholas Church, Mlllvole, on Friday, February 2, 1973, at 10 a. m. Visitations with the family 12-9. GAZZO On January 29, 1973, Nettle, beloved wife of Mark Gazzo; mother of John, Richard, and Daniel; also seven grandchildren; sister of Genevieve; Edwin and Edmund Kar-nasiewlcz, Helen Pella and Stella Walleck. Friends received at the MORASCO FUNERAL HOME, 9406 Frankstown Penn Hills.

Funeral on Friday at 8:30 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection In the Mother of Good Counsel Church at 9:30 O.m. Vistlation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. GERKEN Suddenly at Vancouver, on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973, Richard C.

husband of Lois Lindsay Ger-ken of Timber Trail, Ingomar, McCandless father of Duane I. and Leigh R. Gerken; son of Gladys B. Gerken and Richard C. Gerken brother of Jerry B.

Gerken. Friends wll be received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Hwy Perrys-vl lie after 2 o'cock Thursday, where services will be held on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. GOLOMB On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, Fannie; beloved wife of the late Benlamln Golomb; mother of Mrs.

Ruth (Clssie) Martin and Russell A. Golomb; sister of Mrs. Harry (Ida) Broida of Norfolk, Mrs. Rebecca Nathan, of Orlando, Mrs. Abe (Sadie) Bleler, of New Kensington, also five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Services ot the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Sa. Hill (opp. MorrowflelrJ Aots.) on Thursday at 11 a. m.

Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Visitations 2 hours prior to services Family suggest contributions to your favorite chalrty. GORMLEY On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, James T. Gormley In his 86th year of 805 Kerr West End, husband of the late Frances S. Bradwell Gormley; father of James T.

Gormley; also survived by two nieces. Friends rerelved ot the BRADWELL A NIRELLA FUNERAL HOME, Chartlers St. at Mansfield Carnegie. Services on Friday at 10:30 a.m. GORNEY On Wednesday, Jan.

31, 1973, Rose of Penn Hills, wife of the late Michael Gorney; mother of Grace Stewart, Norma Johnson, both of Penn Hills; sister of Catherine Shook; two grandchildren. Friends received at the PAUL R. ELKIN FUNERAL HOME, 2300 Leechbura Penn Hills. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m.

Mass of the Resurrection from the St. John the Baptist Church of Unity at 10 a. m. Family hours 2-4 and 7-9. GROUSOSKY On Tuesday, Jan.

30, 1973, Frank (Buft) Grousosky of Mt. Washington; father of Linda, Dennis ond David Grousosky; brother of Joseph, Mrs. Sophie Jackowskl and Mrs. Ann V. Olkar ond Mrs.

Helen Vetock. Friends received at WM. SLATER and SONS Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, until 9:15 a.

Friday, February 2. Funeral liturgy In St. Mary of the Mt. Church at 10 m. GUSZCZYNSKI On Tuesday, Jan.

30, 1973. Joseph beloved husband of Helen Gous; father of Robert and Elmer (Zip) Guszczynskl; also seven grandchildren; brother of Frank, Brownie, ond Mrs. Pearl Pechor. Friends received at THE WALTER J. ZALEWSKI HOME, 216 44th St.

from 12 noon until 9 p. m. Funeral on Saturday ot 9 a. Funeral Mass In Holy Family Church at 10 a.m. HAM Joseph (Joe), of 1420 Elm Wllklnsburg, beloved husband of Annie Ham; father of Dennis, Joseph, Cynthia, Phyllis, Donna and Shannon Ham; brother of Edgar, Frank, Esau and Jacob Ham, Margaret Curney, Josle Samuel, Christine Nettles, Ruby Benlamln ond Marlorie Green.

Friends received 2-4 and 7-10 p. m. of the FREDERICK FUNERAL HOME, 605 Brushton Ave. Funeral Saturday II a. St.

Mork A.M.E. Church. Wllklnsburg. He was a member of Iron Workers Union Local No. 3.

HARPSTER On Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1973, John W. of 303 South Wllklnsbura, survived bv an aunt and several nelces and nephews. Friends received at T. D.

TURNER'S, 729 Wallace Wllklnsburg, 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Services Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. HERR Of Mt. Lebonon ond Boco Roton, on Thursday, February 1, You Can SELL, BUY, or RENT Almost Anything With a Pittsburgh Press or Post-Gazefte WANT AD To Place Your WANT AD Dial 263-1201 LATEST DEATHS Angel, Cleo H.

Barrett, Katherine M. Barth, Howard Sr. Beard, James E. Boden, Samuel H. Brogan, John J.

Brown, Charles F. Carey, Ellsworth Jr. Cavins, Margaret G. Conti, Liugi D. Corbett, Ann Elizabeth Dailey, Grandville Dolfl, Amos Dugger, Major Lance Erhart, Emil Ervln, Vesta Gorney, Rose Grousosky, Frank Ham, Joseph Harpster, John W.

Herr, Philip K. Hill, Wilhelmina Iacovino, Domenico A. Jakobsen, Otto Kintz, Sr. Annina C. Klein, Casper Kraeling, George P.

Krall, Rev. J. V. Landefeld, Mary Leitzel, Raymond Lotz, William J. Lux, Samuel J.

Lytle, Marie Mansfield, Kathryn Martin, CTT 2 William J. McGee, Margaret M. Mewhirter, Robert Miller, Donald M. Misko, Andrew A-Mittelmeier, Karl Naylor, Percy Nichols, Harry J. Poller, Dr.

Sam Rosen, Arthur Rutka, Agnes Sanders, Jacob W. Sjoden, Anna G. Stanczak, Stanley Straus, Freda Tindall, Ethel Van Nerven, Theodore L. Wakefield, John A. Wall, Catherine Wright, Garfield Wuenstel, William J.

Death Notices 1973; Philip beloved husbond of Ida Jeane Brown Herr; brother of Stephen T. Herr of Lexington, Mass. Also eight nieces and nephews survive. Friends received ot the E. B.

LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, 3310 W. Liberty Mt. Lebonon on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. ond Saturday from 10 tj.

m. 'til 12 noon. Private services and Interment Saturday afternoon. In fleu of flowers contributions may be made to the St. Clair Memorial Hospital.

HILL Wllhelmfna, of 31 Ophelia on Jan. 29, 1973, mother of Tomettl HIM and Yvonne Hill, Dirk Hill, Rlcardo Hill, Michael Hill and Eric Hill; dauahter of James Tate of Pensacola, Florida; sister of Ce-lestlne Turner of Los Anneles, California, Mary Madison, Millie Sim-mans and Edna Broughton, all of Pensocola ond Robert Tate of Birmingham, Ala; an uncle Thomas Synder. Friends received at the WEST FUNERAL HOME, 2215 Wvlle Ave. Funeral Friday 11 a. m.

HILLMAN Robert beloved son of George E. and Margaret Kudlac Hlllmon, unexpectedly on Tuesday, Jon. 30, 1973, brother of Mary Michael James Victor L. and Thomas J. Hlllman.

Friends may call at THE GEORGE A. THOMA FUNERAL HOME, Perry McCandless Twp. Mass of the resurrection In Nativity Church on Saturday at lo a. m. HOMER On Tuesday, January 30, 1973.

Phoebe A. ot Mt. Lebanon; beloved mother of Mrs. Phoebe Gordon, Mrs. Arllne Knight, Mrs.

Lconore Whetstlne, Mrs. Virginia Betts, Miss Jean Homer, oil of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Kathleen McLean (Washington, Mrs. Mory Louise Weber (Albuaueraue, N. Mexico), Robert Homer (Cherry Tree, Daryl Homer (Brunswick, Ohio), and the late Theodore Homer ond Hugh Homer; sister of Mory and Roland Brown (DuBols, also survived by 23 grandchildren, and nine areat- firondchlldren.

Friends received at he L. BEINHAUER SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 W. Liberty Ave. from 2-4, 7-9 p.

m. beginning 7 p. m. Wednesday. Funeral llturay Saturdoy, February 3, 1973, In St.

Bernard's Catholic Church. Inter-ment Mornlngslde Cemetery, DuBols, Pa. HUBER On Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973., Elizabeth O'Connor Huher (Toots), of Mt. Royal Glenshaw, Shaler beloved wife of Bernard (Lorry Huber sister of Mrs.

Lucille Appt McCoy and the late James P. and Judge Francis J. O'Connor. Also surivied by three nieces three nephews. Friends will be received at JOHN A.

FREYVOGEL SONS, INC. 4900 Centre Ave. ot Devonshire St. on Wednesday 7-9 p. Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. Funeral Friday morning, Mass of the Resurrection St. Agnes Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment In the family cemetery, Somerset County. IACOVLNO (Yacavino) Domenico on Wednesdoy, Jan.

31, 1973; husbond ot the late Philo-meno Yocovino; lather ot Elizabeth lannone of Loretta Metiger, Antoinette Marrone ond Henry Yacavino; six grondchlldren, three great-grandchildren; brother of Dolarota Quoquaruccl of N.J. Friends received at the DAVID O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME, (formerly O'Toole 8, O'Connor), 5106 2nd Hazelwood. Funeral liturgy In the church of St. Stephen Saturday 10 o. m.

JAKOBSEN On Wednesday, January 31, 1973, Otto Jakobsen of Mt. Washington; beloved husband of Margaret Bernhardt Jakobsen. Friends received at WM. SLATER SONS, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt.

Washington, where service will be held Saturday, February 3, at 10 a. m. Visitations 1-10 P. JOSEPH On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, Ellas husbond of Eleanor Porter; father of Mrs. Mary Bonlnl, Mrs.

Ellen Beare, George and Ann Joseph; brother of Debe Joseph, Mrs. Rose Joseoh. Also 3 grandchildren. Friends received ot the RAYMOND J. BRUSCO FUNERAL HOME, Broodwav at Shlras Beechvlew.

2-4 and 7-9 Mass of the Resurrection In Our Ladv of Victory Church. On Friday ot 10 a. m. KARMAN On Monday, Januory 29, 1973. Jen-Die, her 87th year.

Wife of the lote Emonuel Karmoo ot Uooer St. Clolr mother of Howard Kor-man of Arljona; olso live grandchildren; sister of David ond Herman Frledmon of Detroit, Michigan. Memorial services will be held crt the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Uooer St. vClolr Two. on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

In lieu i of flowers, the family reauests thot contributions be made to Westmln. ster Presbyterian Church Memonat Fund. Arro'wemenH bv L. BEINHAUER AND SON CO. MORTUARY.

KAZYAK (Casper) Stanley J. of the S. on Monday Jounory 29, 1973., beloved husband of Mory Stlefvator Kozvak; father of Donna Mae Darkowskl, Catherine Wyman, Mary Lou Raelt, Lorraine ond Koren Kozvak; brother of Adorn Kazvak (Casper) and Josephine Gonaak. Also survived by six grandchildren. Friends ond members ot Teamsters Local No.

249 received ot THE CHUPIJS C. CIEJLAK FUNERAL HOME, 81 South blh St. Funeral on Friday ot 9am Moss of The Resurrection In St. Michaels Church ot 10 o. m.

KESSLER On Wednesday, Jonuory 31, 1973, Shelly, beloved daughter of Ariene ond Robert Kessier; sister of Mrs. Victor (Karen) David of Chicago, III granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dovld Gordon ot Miami Beoch, Florida Services ot the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2104 Murray Ave So.

Hill (oio. Morrowfieid Aots), on Thursday at 2 o. m. Interment West View Cemetery of Rodef Shalom Congreotfion. Vlsita-tlons two hours prior to services.

Fomllv suooeiti contributions mod to your favorite charlt. Death KILLIAN Suddenly on Tuesday, January 30, 1973. John beloved husbond of Angela (Nellie) Bortoslewlci; father of John R. Jr. ond Sr.

M. Lucille) Killian, S. also two grandchll- dren; brother of Joseph ond Mrs. Veronica Toboka. Friends receiver! ot the WALTER J.

ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th St. from 12 noon until 9 p. m. Funeral on Friday at 9 a. m.

Funeral Moss in Holy Family Church at 10 a. m. KINTZ January 29, 1973, Sr. Annina C. Kintz, R.F.M.; daughter of the lot John F.

and Frances Bollinger Kintz; sister of Mrs. Helen K. Hartman of Mf. Pleasant, Mrs. Florence Neller of Johnstown, Pa.

sister-in-law of Mrs. Agnes Kintz of Latrobe, niece of Sr. St. Jude -Kloos, R.F.M. Friends received at the Mt.

Mercy Mother House all day Thursday, Feb. I. Funeral liturgy on Friday In the Mt. Mercy -Chapel at I p. m.

Interment St. Xavler's Cemetery, Latrobe, Pa. Arrangements by HOWARD A. -FARNSWORTH FUNERAL HOME. I KLEIN i On Wednesday, January 31, 1973i Casper Klein of Loyal Way.

Huss bond of the late Ida Johnson Klein; beloved father of Mrs. Betty Reed; brother of Mrs. Anna Schmltf. Friends received ot the FUNERAL HOME OF JAMES J. BARRY 608 Warrington Ave.

Services on Saturday at 10:30 a. m. KRAELING On Tuesday evening. January 30, 1973, at the Veterans Hospital, Aspinwall, George P. Kraeling, beloved husband of the late Genevieve Condon Kraeling (formerly of Washington uncle of William D.

Kraeling of Santa Ana, Calif. Friends received ot McCABS INC. FUNERAL HOME, .5300 Penn where funeral services will be held on Saturday, February 3, 1973 at 11 a. m. KRALL On Wednesday, January 31, 1973.

Rev. J. V. of S21-A Soxonburg Dorseyvllle. Husbond of the late Anna Marie Stoltz Krall; father of Rev.

Fronklln H. Krofl, of Dorseyvllle, and Mrs. Josephine Niethomer of Erie; olso survived by seven grandchildren. Friends received ot the HENRY C. BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt.

Royal Glenshaw on Thursday 7-9 p. m. and Friday 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. Service in the Community Church of Dorseyvllle on Saturday morning ot 10 o'clock.

(Memorials mov be mode to the Building Fund of the Church.) IRAUS Carl On Monday, Jan. 29, 1973, ot St. Petersburg, retired) from Fdwln Welgan Co.) beloved husband of Eleanor Bruene; father of Eleanor Gray, Beatrice Wolfe, Betty Jock, Mary Irene Moore, Edna McCoy, Rosemary Clmbalo, Debbie Tiberll, Carl Normoft Kraus; brother of Richard Kraus. Also survived by 13 grandchildren. Friends received at the FINDLAY C.

WYLIE FUNERAL HOME, 1098S Frankstown Penn Hills, Reaulem hlah mass In Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Church on Friday at 11 a. m. KULIATKOSKY (Koski) On Tuesday, January 30, 1973, Nellie, ol Swlssvale, wife of the late Stanley; mother of Cecelia Terk, Edward Koski, and the late Walter Koski. Also 5 grandchildren. Friends received at REGIS J.

PASTOR FUNERAL HOME, 808 Talbot Ave. Broddock. Funeral on Saturday at 8:30 a. m. Reaulem High Mass In Sacred Heart Church ot 9:30 a.

m. LANDEFELD On Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1973, Mary Finn Landefeld, of McKees Rocks, wife of the late William; mother of Jeonanne Rose, Ruth Kullo. Lorraine Gratkie, William and Robert! 10 grandchildren; sister of Cather-Ine McGowan, Anno Smith, Sore 1 1 Margaret Burkhard, Agnes ond Francis Finn; the lale eiifuijcui i cu- CImHi rwv uM fit una joni? nun. i -W McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Chartlers McKees Rocks.

Mass of the Resurrection will be held In St. Francis deSoles Church on Saturday, Feb. 3, at 9 a. m. LEITZEL On Wednesday, Jonuory 31, 1973, Raymond Leitzel of Forest Hills) beloved husband of Lillian T.

Leitzel. Friends received at the RORFRT E. WOLFE MEMORIAL HOME, 925 Franklin Ave. (At Cool St.) Wllkinsburg on Thursday evening 7-9 where services will be held on Friday at 2 p. m.

LOTZ William retired organise sr. Joseph's Church, on Wednesday. Jonuarv 31, 1973; brother of Horrv uncle of Ethyl Patterson of Canton, Ohio. Friends jecHved 24 and 7-9 m. at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, R.

F. Winter. 4730 Friendship Ave. Funeral on Saturdoy ot 10:30 a. m.

Mass In St. Joseph Church 11 a. m. LYTLE On Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1973.

Marie Peduizi Lvtle; beloved wife of Deon W. Lvtle of 722 Middle Wilmerdlng; mother of Deen Jr of St. Ciolrsville, O. and Mrs. Svlvlo Arendas of Irwin, Mrs.

Kathleen Siepsky of Irwin; dough-ter of Mrs. Silvio Peduzzl ond sister of Lucille Peduzzl both of Wilmerdina: ol six arandchlld-ren. Freinds received at the EMMA J. JONES FUNERAL HOME, Hermon Westmghouse WHmerding. Services Sot-uraay at II a.

m. LUX On Tuesday, Jon. 30, 1973, Samuel J. of Box 247, Export R.D. No.

1, Pa beloved husband of Margaret) tamer ot Mis. June Mahoioge, Gertrude Lux, Marilyn Gannon and the la'e Melvin Lux; brother of Mrs Gertrude Hudock, George and Edwin Lux; also grandchildren. Fr.ends received from 2-4 79 ot the MONROEVILLE FUNERAL CHAPEL OF GENE H. CORL, 4335 Northern Pike, (One block east of Mosside Rt. were services will he held on Saturday at 1 p.

m. Valley Lodge Ni 61 1 8t AM Services Friday at 7:30 P. M. In lieu of flowers donations to Columbia Hospital Memorial Fund appreciated. MANSFIELD On Wednesday, January 31, 1973.

Kathrvn, wite of the tote Jock Mansfield; sister of the late William A. Eaton Sr. Friends received 2 4 8, 7-9 p. m. at the RAYMOND I WAPLES FUNERAL HOME, Baum Blvd.

at S. Graham E. E. where services will be held on Saturday morrtlno at t'ClocK. Ronaventure 103 St.

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