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001 Death Notice 001 Death Notice 26-POST-GAZETTE: April 20, 1977 Weather PREVIOUS DEATHS LATEST DEATHS Hazy and warm with a chance of showers. AAPTPORnt.OGirAL RECORD One Will 13.65 N.L. Highest temperature April 30 since 1874 was 86 In 1941. Lowest temperature April 20 OPPENHM FD: Tuesday April 19, 1977 Bid Ask Aim Fd 9.3310.20 Op Fnd 4.43 4.84 since 1874 was lb in wib. AIRPORT TEMPERATURES 6.21 6.79 8.62 9.42 2.27 3.41 incom Monv Tax FB a.m 57 1 p.m..

80 9.06 9.90 1.00 N.L. 10.43 N.L. 8.99 9.83 14.91 N.L. 9.79 N.L. 7.18 7.85 12.94 14.14 8.84 N.L.

5.29 5.40 8.37 N.L. 10.62 N.L. i a.m....... 55 2 p.m so 3 a.m 55 3 o.m 74 Acorn Fd Adv Inv Aetna Fd Aetna In Afuture AGE Fd Allstate Alpha Fd Am Birth 7.25 7.92 Time Barna. Ann Kovalik Behler, Earl S.

Berie, Helen A. Borchek, John M. Boustead, Mary Buczkowski, Catherine Birch Cohan, Lilian J. Davis, Russell M. Dodge, Anita OTC Sec 12.4213.50 4 a.m...

54 4 p.m .70 5 53 5 p.m 69 paramt 8.68 9.44 Fdn Gr FOUNDERS GROUP: Grwth Incom Mtual Specll FRANKLIN GROUP: DNTC Gwth Sr Fr Incm USGv Utliitle Res Cap Rs Egtv Fkl LfEq FdMt dp Fdpack 6.65 7.17 5.23 5.64 5.96 6.51 Paul Rev Penn Mt Penn Sq 1.75 I. 9.76 10.67 4.92 5.38 Am Eqty 6 a.m 52 6 p.m. 7 1 7 a.m 54 7 p.m 70 Sa.m 59 6 p.m ...68 a.m 63 9 p.m ,..66 10 a.m 67 10 p.m 65 11 a.m......... 74 ,11 p.m. .........64 AM FUNDS GRP.

3.69 N.L. 8.10 N.L. 7.15 7.81 8.03 8.78 9.58 10.47 Am Bal 7.99 8.73 pniia i-g Phonix Phonix 9.73 10.49 4.63 4.99 2.39 2.58 3.26 3.51 8.12 8.87 Bruoe-Wagner, Catherine Dobreuich, Stephen (Doby) Guerra, Frank (Cheach) Macha (Morris), Ella M. Massof, Lucille Mears, Edward C. Morgan, Edward W.

Morgan, Lance B. Quinten, Irene Schott, John W. Triano, Albert H. Vitte, Elah Yatzkan, Eva Amcao 5.44 5.95 9.69 10.59 PILGRIM GP: Noon 78 Midnight 56 Kll l-rm 12.84 IJ.52 8.00 N.L. 8.31 8.44 Afroort at 7 o.m.

Yeterdav Elliott, Hettie M. Wigle Captal Am Mut Bnd FA CapF A Gttl Am Inc Am Inv Am Nw Prs FUNDS INCP 14.97 16.36 6.30 6.89 4.51 4.93 16.16 17.66 13.83 15.11 16.1517.65 Press Wind Wther. 30.11 70 36 NW-6 Cldv incom Pilg Fd 9.23 9.72 8.37 8.81 11.00 N.L. pine 5T Comparative terno. and orerio.

PIONEER FD: 8.75 9.56 8.18 8.94 10.8311.84 8.29 9.06 '77 76 '75 74 73 72 Wash 7.03 7.68 Plon Fd 14.15 15.46 AM GEN GRP: 15.21 16.62 Plonr II 11.47 12.47 Plannd Hign a 1 8 2 7 1 58 74 78 Low 50 56 43 41 56 52 Mean 66 69 57 50 65 65 Preclp. .07 .01 .03 PLI GRO 11.0012.02 PLI Trn 8.00 8.74 26.0V N.L. 9.61 N.L. 17.10 N.L. GRP: A GnBd 8.99 9.83 A GCGr 4.07 4.45 A Gnlnc 6,49 7.09 AG Ven 11.2312.27 EaJv Gr 6.59 7.20 Normal temperature 4.18 4.56 Fnd Am 6.79 7.42 7.72 8.44 Grwth Incom Nw Era Nw Hor Tax Fr Pro Fd 9.93 N.L.

9.93 N.L. 10.86 N.L. 6.84 N.L. 10.26 N.L. 6.03 N.L.

7.55 8.25 9.38 10.25 group: Comm Impac Indus tr Pilot GE S-SP Gen Sec Grth Ind HAMILTON Fund Grwtti Incom Hart Gttl Hart Lv Herltge Holdg Tr Horace Ind FAm Integon Itl Invest Inv Guld Inv Indie Inv Bos INVEST Caoam for the day 52 Excess In temperature for the day 14 Excess In temperature this month 33 Deficiency In temperature this year 362 6.65 7.27 3.94 4.25 5.46 5.89 5.03 5.50 5.70 N.L. I2.12N.L. 2.80 3.06 provr in Am Grth Am Insln Am Invst A Iv Inc 1I.I5N.L. 7.60 N.L. 1.33 Ul 1.00 N.L.

001 Death Notices Provd Gt Prud Sys AmNt Gr 15.14 16.37 ANCHOR GRP: lOTdi preciprTOTion PUTNAM FUNDS: this 2.36 month Daily In 1.00 N.L. conver 12.03 13.15 Normal precipitation Grwth 9.75 10 J.U2 7n li 8.84 N.L. 1.51 N.L. Equity Georg Grwth this month 2.19 Excess In Precipitation this month 17 6.46 6.96 7.42 8.00 4.57 4.93 6.74 7.28 10.10 10.89 tncom Spectr Fnd Inv Wa Natl 13.70 14.97 10.3911.36 7.96 8.70 7.42 8.11 10.11 10.90 incom Invest COUNSE Torai precipitation this year 9.41 Audax in 8.42 Ex 24.07 25.27 Tax Norma orecio (ration LEHNER At Buffalo, New York, on Tuesday, April 19, .977, Agnes; wife of the late Louis Lehner; sister of Margaret Hartman and Lillian Miller of Perrysville. Friends received at the H.

P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville, Wednesday evening where Blessing services will be held on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. AXE HOUGHTON: Vista 9.96 10.89 8.15 8 91 Fund 7.91 8.60 6.03 6.59 Capit Sh this year 10.93 Deficiency in precipitation this year 1.52 5.01 5.45 incom INVEST GROUP: IDS Bnd 5.97 6.19 tiseie, Beatrice E. Grivas, Konstantinos (Gus) Gwynn, Koferd J. Huckestein, Elizabeth Kashuba, Joseph J.

(Kash) Klatt, Andrew Kontos, Nick J. Krekeler, Richard L. Lammie, James Leek, George Lehner, Agnes Lesher, Winona Maher, Catherine McCracken, Emma P. Miller, Lennie B. Morgan, June R.

Napoleon, Louis John Parker, Raymond F. Parr, Lulu B. Phillips, Harry Ramsey, Vincent J. Rogers, Fannie Sable, Andrew W. Schell, James Jr.

Sippos, Mary M. Smith, Jessie Stingi, Pasquale (Patsy) Swartz, Wendell A. Wichman, Bernice Stiller 5.28 CITY OFFICE DATA Dorlmi Fnriino i a.m. 5.93 6.48 10.34 11.30 1.80 N.L. 9.19 N.L.

8.41 N.L. 9.22 N.L. STOCK BLC Gttl Babs Inc Babs Inv Beacn HI Beacon Maximum 81 Mean 66 Minimum 50 11.94 13.05 1.96 N.L. 1.00 N.L. 5.44 N.L.

9.03 9.87 8.95 9.78 7.23 7.90 8.07 8.82 STEV: 13.11 N.L. 10.40 N.L. 10.04 N.L. 1476 N.L. 9.31 N.L.

4.55 4.95 3.01 3.27 4.95 5.20 9.07 9.86 18.73 20.36 9.58 10.30 vovag Rainbw Reserv Revere Salec Eg Sateco StPI Gth St PI Cap SCUDDER Inft Fnd Mun Bd Mgt Rs Incom Comon PHILLIPS Harry, age 70, of 265 Wayne Beaver, Mon. afternoon, In his home; husband of Mrs. Mary Phillips; father of Dr Philip H. Phillips of Taos, N.M., Mrs. Nymphe (Nicholas) Kefal of Monroevliie, two grandsons, Alexander B.

and Gabriel H. Kefal; three brothers all on Cypress Island, Kyriakos, Demos and Neocles Phillips. Friends will be received Tues. from 7-9 p.m. and Wed.

from 2-5 4 7-9 p.m. at the J. T. ANDERSON JR. SON FUNERAL HOME, 205 College Beaver.

Funeral services will be held Thurs. at 11:15 a.m. at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, Altquippa, Pa. Interment in Woodiawn Cemetery, Aliquip-pa. Pa.

Friends may, if They wish, send memorial contributions to Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Aliquippa, 15001, or Beaver Area Heritage Foundation, Beaver, 15009. QUINTEN On Monday, April 18. 1977, Irene Schramm, of Swissvale, wife of the late John Quinten; mother of William Regis Raymod Edward Paul and Rosemary Ferguson; sister of Agnes Faulk, of Bellevue, and Mar-tha Watenpoal, of Perrysville: also 16 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Friends received at the the THOMAS L.

NIED FUNEkAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swissvale. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Anselm's Church on Thursday at 10 a.m. Family hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. RAMSEY On Monday, April 18.

1977. Vincent J. Ramsey; beloved husband of Rose Henry of the North Side; brother of Esther Zalis, Martha Spiegel, Wililam and Edward Ramsey. Friends received at the G. S.

SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, 2025 Perrysville Ave. Funeral on Thursday morning at 9:30. Mass of Christian Burial in the Annunciation Church at 10 o'clock. ROGERS Fannie, died April 15, In N.Y. beloved mother of John C.

Rogers of Richard Rogers of Cleveland, Dorothy King of Las Vegas, Helen Jones of N.Y., Charlotte Moore of Pgh, Funeral 1 p.m.. First Church of God In Christ. Beltihoover. Visitation Wed. after 3 o'clock at the First Church ot God In Christ.

OTIS McCREE FUNERAL HOME, 2516 Bedford Ave. SABLE Andrew of Duquesne; beloved father of Roy at home, Mrs. Margery Engstrom of Duquesne, Mrs. LaVerne Wilkinson of N. Versailles, Mrs.

Jean Ruhe of West Mifflin; also survived by 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Helen Oakes of East Mrs. Betty Fox of Florida and Mrs. Penny Thadeus, two brothers, John of West Mifflin and William of Swissvale. Friends received at the MALOY-SCHLEIFER FUNERAL HOME, 915 Kennedy Duquesne.

Mass of Christian Burial at St. Joseph's Church, Thursday at 11:30 a.m. SCHELL On April 19, 1977, James F. Schell beloved husband of Algena Potter of Mt. Oliver; father of Jacqueline Robertson, James F.

Schell III and Algena Strauss; brother of Anthony DICello and Lena Felix; also survived by nine grandchildren. Friends received from 2-4 7-9 D.m. BERGER GROUP RIVER REPORT 100 Fnd 7.07 N.L. 101 Fnd X9.05 N.L. 6.29 6.1 5.20 5.1 IDS Gfh IDS ND IDS Pro IDS Tax Mutual Stock Select Var Pay Inv Resh I Grwth Incom Trst Ut Trst Sh Istl Fnd Ivy Fund JP Gwth Janus Fd Johnstn ft- Berkshr 7.86 8.59 Bondstk 4.83 5.28 B05t Fdn 9.4510.33 CALVIN FUNDS: Bull Fd 12.87 14.07 4.62 5.05 Soecal 23.09 N.L.

BARNA April 10. 1977, Arm Kovallk of Forest Hills; wife of the late John J. Barna; aunt of Patricia Connelly; sister of Mrs. Betty Evans. Friends received at the ALBERT G.

LESKO FUNERAL HOME, Bell and Jones Aves, N. Braddock. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Michael's Church, Frl, April 22, at 10 a.m. BEHLER Earl of Monroevliie, on April 19, 1977; dear husband of Rosalvn Behler: father of Joyce Rodriguez of Tucson, brother of Allan L.

Behler of Churchhill. Friends may call at the MON-ROEVILLE FUNERAL HOME OF GENE Van HORN, Beatty at Haymaker Wed. i Thurs. 2-4 7-9, where services will be held on Frl. at 1 1 a.m.

BERIE On April 18, 1977. Helen A. formerly of the1 North Side) wife of the late Henry mother of Joane Cuda, Audrey Magnelll, Herbert and Charles; also 12 grandchildren; sister of Mary Dombroskl, Anna Kwaterski and John Fa-drowski. Friends received at the NOVAK FUNERAL HOME. 3313 Brighton Rd.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Leo's Church. 10 a.m. Visitation 2-4, 7-9 p.m. BORCHEK On Mon, April 18, 1977, John M.

of Brighton Hts, N.S.; son of the late Katherlne and Matthew Borchek; brother of Ethel M. Borchek. Friends received 2-4, 7-9 at the LAWRENCE T. MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 460 Lincoln Bellevue. Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Cyril's of Alexandria Church on Frl. at 10 a.m. BOUSTEAD Mary Wesoloskl, of Imperial, on April 19; sister of Andrew J. Wesoloskl and Mrs. Susan Maloney; several nieces and nephews.

Mass of the Christian Burial St. Columb-kille Church, Imperial, on Friday, April 22; at 10 a.m. Friends received at the HAROLD K. WHARTON FUNERAL HOME, Cliff Mine Road, Imperial, 2-4 7-9 p.m. BRUCE-WAGNER On Sun.

April 17, 1977, Catherine O'Brien Bruce Wagner; wife of the late Harry A. Bruce Sr. and John Wagner; mother of Ernest and Harry Bruce, Esther Oles. Virginia lannacchlone and James Bruce and the late Paul Bruce; also survived by 16 grandchildren and 16 great- grandchildren. Friends are elng received at McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn E.E., between the hours of 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Funeral April 21, 1977, at 8:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9:30 a.m. Friends and members of V.F.W. Jene-Mager Post No. 278 Aux.

invited. BUCZKOWSKI (Birch) On Monday, April 18. 1977, Catherine Birch Buczkowskl; beloved wife of the late Roman R. Buczkowskl; mother of Raymond Birch; sister of Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs.

Ann Gelssler, Mrs. Henrietta Dickey, Anthony Wack, and the late Mary Shlrum and Charles Carl Wack; also six grandchildren. Friends received 12 noon to 9 p.m. in the ANTHONY SUFAK FUNEk-AL HOME, 3509 Penn, Ave. Funeral Mass In St.

John the Baptist Church, on Friday at 10 a.m. COHAN On April 19, 1977. Lilian J. of 135 Meadowbrook Bethel Park; beloved wife of Joseph F. Cohan; mother of Susan and Joan Friends received 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Wed. at the ALBERT J. FREYVOGEL FUNERAL HOME, 112 Fort Couch Hatha! Dxrif Innn Uuiu'e J.49 3.81 The rivers In the Pittsburgh district remained about stationary Tuesday with little change expected for 24 hours. Scattered light showers were reported over the Allegheny and upper Ohio basins Tuesday morning with amounts ranging from traces up to less than .1 Inch. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny Iver: SECURITY FDS: 279 I Equity 7.48 8.17 3.06 3.34 Cdn Fd Dlv Shr 10.3611.32 19.57 20.18 3.93 4.30 7.34 8.02 9.70 10.60 3 LESHER On April 18, 1977, Winona of Upper St, Clair; beloved mother of Winona, Vivian, Jacqueline and Rowena Lesher; daughter of Winona Hassen; sister of Susan Koman, John Carter and Nora Bindrlm.

Friends received 2-4 Thurs. 4 10 to 11 a.m. Frl. at the ALBERT J. FREYVOGEL FUNERAL HOME, 112 Fort Couch Bethel Park (Opp.

Home's, South Hills Village), where services will be held on Frl. at 11 a.m. N.L 0 invest UhYa Sentinel Sentry SENTINEL 10.54 11.46 8.01 8.71 11.9913.03 GRP: aV I. 26 N.L. 19.60 warren, fa.

j.sr-t r-ranKiin, ra, 4.5F. Parker. Pa. 3.6F. Monon- 14.87 16.25 10.05 10.98 11.3212.37 9.49 10.26 8.52 9.21 1.00 N.L.

10.87 11.72 9.96 10.89 incom Natwd NY Ven CG Fund CG IncF Cap Prsv Cent Shs Chal Inv 5 -O aflhHa River: Greensboro. Lock JOHN HANCOCK. Apex Bal Fnd 3.50 3.83 8.01 875 Balnc 9.09 9. 1, Pa. (Upper Gage) 10S.

Cheat Bnd Fd 19.45 21.14 6 42 Com Stk 12.31 13.45 SHAREHLO GRP Comst 5.94 6.49 Kiver; rafiuiib, w. va. j.r. West Fork River: Clarksburg, W. Va.

2.2S. Youghiogheny orwm 5.69 6. It KEMPER FUNDS' Chart Fd 14.02 15.32 CHASE BOSTON: 5.27 5.76 5.30 5.79 Fnd Bos 6.26 6.84 Incom 10.9211.62 Kiver: surersvine, ra. j.va. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa.

4.5F. Ohio River: Plttsburah. Pa. Entrpr Flet Fd Harbr Legal Mon Mk 8.61 9.4 1.00 N.L. 14 AO rthlo.ir4c nam unnar 6.67 7.29 Fron Cp ShTr Bs Sped Chem Fd 3.47 3.79 7.45 8.14 5.25 5.74 7.12 7.78 Mun Bd 10.67 11.20 Grwth 7.11 7.77 Pace Fd 10.45 11.42 Gage) 15.6S, Montgomery Dam, Total 9.95 10.87 SHbAKSUN rD5: Apprc 16.48 18.01 fa.

iLOwer vagei i t.tr-. rie kianri I nek and nam. w. VA. Chep Ool 11.68 N.L.

CNA MNG FDS: 86 20.61 (Lower Gage) 14.3S. Wheeling Librtv 4.47 4.89 10.40 11.37 wnarr, wneeung, w. va. o.vk, 10.2311.18 7.30 7.98 17.92 18.72 19.43 21.23 8.41 9.19 2.52 2.75 Incom Invest Sh Dean Slrra Gr SIGMA 7.44 8.13 19.10 N.L. 8.90 N.L, FUNDS: MACHA (Morris) On Monday.

April 18, 1977, Ella Mae Morris Macha; beloved mother of Mariorie Harris, Charles Morris and Ella Jane Rex; sister of Galbralth Weaver; also survived by 17 grandchildren and one great- firandson. Private service and nterment will be held on Thursday, April 21. If desired, contributions may be made to your favorite charity. Arrangements by the LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, Mt. 001 Death Notices High and low temperatures in selected cities in a 24-hour FND5: 8.98 9.81 Sumlt Technl KEYSTONE: Cust B) Cust B2 Cust B4 Cust Kl Cust K2 Cust SI Cust S2 Cust S3 Cust S4 8.55 9.34 cap bnr 7.79 8.5 Manht Schus COLONIAL Conver Fund Grwth Incom Colum penoa: 9.40 10.27 Sh 10.21 11.16 inv Trst 5.12 5.59 17.61 19.24 4.68 5.

1 btl B.9 9.61 EISELE Amarlllo 69 53 Atlanta 80 59 8.77 9.58 Ventur 10.17 9.4J O.J I4.VVN.L, Atlantic 75 45 Boston 60 47 COMMON WLTH .65 B.J6 3.66 4.00 4.00 4.37 3.29 3.59 81 72 Smith SB li.Gr So GenF Swst Inv Sw Inv Sovr Inv 999 10.52 12.58 13.24 10.87 11.38 7.86 8.50 4.71 5.09 12.07 13.19 Apollo Polars 1.00 1.1 Bunao 80 53 Beatrice on April 19, 1977, of Hunter Turtle Creek, formerly of McKees-port; wife of the late Frederick M. Eisele; mother of Rosabel Bradv and Carrie Brady. Charles Fred J. and Matthew Eisele; also 12 1.49 1.61 LEX GROUP: 9.05 9.73 Chicago 74 59 Cincinnati 72 60 Cleveland 80 56 Cp Ledr 14.4515.84 i. 1 Grwth 8.65 9.45 Spectra trust: Comp Bd Comp Fd Concrd Cons Inv Cnsln gw ConMt In Contry 7.53 B.

10 12.43 N.L. 10.00 10.50 STATE BND GRP: Incom Resrch 107011.69 15.1316.54 dallas 81 65 Denver 44 38 Des Moines 71 61 Com hd 4.27 4.67 Olveslt 4.95 5.41 Lite Inlv yranucniiaren. jj greaT-grana-children and 7 great-great- grandchildren. Friends recelv. 6.8V 7.53 5.6 N.L.

6.43 N.L. LINCOLN NATL: 3.84 4.20 Detroit 83 49 45 39 Progrs StFr 11.58 12.51 Selc Am 7.00 N.L. V.47 N.L I.SS N.L. St Fr Gr 5.93 N.L. Selc Spl 12.51 N.L.

t-airoanks. 45 17 Houston 81 70 ed at the NEW JOBE FUNERAL HOME, Corner of Shaw and Trlboro Turtle Creek, where services will uaviog DELAWARE GROUP: State Str 42.43 42.79 STEADMAN FDS: 74 62 MAHER Tuesday, April 19. 1977, of Forntenac Catherine M. Maher; beloved daughter of the late James Vincent and Bertha Burns Maher; sister of Mrs. John R.

Hermes of Mrs. J. J. Shephard. Seattle Washington, Rev.

John B. of and Thomas K. Maher, Chicago, Illinois. Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS, 4900 Centre Wednesday 7-9 p.m.

and Thursday 2-4 7-9 D.m. Mass of Christian Rui-i! Dec air jacks i 82 57 LUUMIb SATLbS: Cap Dv 10.29 N.L. Mutual 13.07 N.L. LORD ABB: Allilal 8.23 8.88 oe neia i-naay at I p.m. 12.41 13.56 9.33 9.77 11.3212.37 2.30 N.L.

1.09 N.L. 1.40 N.L Los 74 56 Am ind Asso Fd Invest Ocean Delch Delw Delta lou sv 74 61 Miami ...77 73 4,82 5.27 6.18 N.L. deVeah Milwaukee m74 521 STEIN ROE FDS: 31.14 (1) 4.17 4.56 Bnd deb 11.13 12.16 Incom 3.55 3.84 LUTHERAN BRO: Broh Fd 10.42 11.39 ELLIOTT Mrs. Hettie M. Wide Flllntt.

117.37 N.L MpIS 69 55 Balanc 22.18 N.L. 8.63 N.L. New Orleans 84 71 New York 77 51 Bro Inc 9.20 10.05 15.95 N.L. 9.81 N.L. XI2.I1 N.L.

8 64 9 44 age 84, of Palntertown, mother of William Grace E. Brown, Robert L. Jr. and cap Slock Survey Tempi Temp Iv Tran Cap 10.20 11.15 9.87 10.79 12.28 13.42 Drecf Cp Dodg Bal DodgCx Dr Burn DREYFUS Dryf Fd Eqtv Fd DrvT Lv Dryf LA So tncm In Sacred Heart Church on Friday at 10:30. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.

1.00 N.L. warren iu granaennaren; 11 areat-aranrithilrirpn. Br MBd Bro US MASS CO: Freem Indp Mass MASS FNC 7.14 7.76 GRP 11.81 12.91 5.42 N.L. 15.57 17.02 10.01 N.L. 7.30 N.L.

8.15 8.91 7.16 7.83 Iran inv V.J6 10.17 Nofolh 82 58 Orlando 84 59 Philadelphia 81 52 Portland Ore ..59 33 Richmond 88 54 St. Louis 60 St. Petersbury 84 65 Salt Lake 57 28 San Diego 67 58 San 74 55 82 58 Travl Eq 10.14 11.08 Friends received SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, Irwin, Pa. Services Thursday, 1 1 a.m. Christian Missionary Al 13.68 N.L.

Ta EB 15.66 N.L Tudor 20th CG 20th CI Unified 3rd Cent 13.15 14.37 liance cnurcn, jeannerre. 3.V8 N.L. 5.81 N.L. 8.38 N.L. 10.6711.66 10.47 11.29 8.33 8.98 14.52 15.65 11.86 12.79 13.04 14.06 15.91 17.15 Eagle Gr 10.17 11.11 EATON HOWARD MIT MIG MID MFD MCD MFB (il lil Unltund Edmonton 48 27 bain l-d 8.J5 9.00 UNION SERVICE Foursa 8.38 N.L Montreal 72 37: GRIVAS GROUP: Mather IJ.52 N.L.

BrdS Iv Natl Inv 11.7612.68 6.17 6.65 onawa 75 4i Toronto 68 48 Winnipeg 54 25 ML CptF 13.10 14.01 ML RAs 1.00 N.L. Un Capt 10.86 11. South Hills Village). Funeral Union in 12.79 13.79 Gwth Incme Speed Sfck Fd EOIE So Edson Gl Egret Fd Elfun Trt Falrfld 8.38 9.04 6.03 6.50 6.12 6.60 9.00 9.70 16.25 N.L. 8.90 N.L.

10.91 11.86 14.35 N.L. 9.64 10.48 UNITED FUNDS: Think Small Linirgy in st. nomas wore Church on 10 A.m. Mid Am Monev Monv Fd MSB Fd MtlBn On Monday, April 18, 1977, Konstantinos (Gus), of Vance Coraopolis; husband of Martha D. McBrlde; father of Marc of Richmond, Vlra.

Funeral Services will be held on Wednesday, April 20, 1977, in the Coraopolis Cemetery Chapel at 2:30 p.m. Arrangements by ANTHONY A. SANVITO FUNERAL HOME, Family suggests contributions 5.21 5.69 1.00 N.L. 9.13 9.98 13.99 N.L. 9.13 9.98 8.63 9.33 3.83 4.14 MIF Fd MIF Gro Fm Bure 8.08 N.L.

6.28 6.86 7.42 8.11 8.90 9.73 9.4310.31 10 08 11.02 5.40 5.90 5.10 5.57 1.47 N.L. 7.44 N.L. 11.92 N.L. Accum Bnd Fd Cont gw Cont Inc Incom Selene Vangd Utd SvcF USAA Ca USAA In FEDERATED GR MUT OMAHA FDS: A Leadr 9.84 8.97 Amer 11.7011 For Biq Results" 18,74 III 17.74 13.04 ML Grwtti Incme Mut Shrs 4.00 4.35 9.31 10.12 28.74 N.L. Dial 263-1201 lo place your Press Want Ad 9,85 10.00 Nat Indu U5 Gvts IU.V4N.L.

GUERRA NAT SEC FDS: VALUE LINE FDS: Val Lne 7.12 7.30 Baianc 9.47 10.16 5.23 5.36 Bond Sr Dlvidn Pre! Stk Incom Stock Sr 4.56 4.92 4.07 4.39 7.67 8.27 5.43 5.85 8.17 8.8 1 5.47 5.90 tmpre 4th Emp Tax Fr FIDELITY Bnd deb Captal Contra Dly Inc est Equity I Fund Maglln Muncp Purltn Salem Thrift Trend FINANCIAL GROU- 8.86 8.24 9.01 10.63 N.L. 1.00 N.L. 9.57 (zl 15.86 N.L. 16.05 17.54 23.24 (il 10.51 NX. 11.05 12.08 4.96 5.42 10.50 N.L.

21.18 23.15 Val Inc Lev Gth Val Soc VANCE Incom Invest VS Com Sped Vndrbl State Approving South Fayette Juvenile Unit Post-Gazette Harrlsburg Bureau HARRISBURG The Department of Public Welfare has been given conditional approval to establish a 15-bed "secure unit for juvenile offenders" at the Oakdale School for Boys in South Fayette Township. The announcement was made by Milton Berkes, special assistant to the governor. Berkes said the governor will support the Oakdale site if the following conditions are met: All security installations be completed before the site is utilized. A citizen group is formed to monitor the security programs at Oakdale and serve as an advocate for the community's viewpoint. No more than 15 persons are admitted at any one time.

No further expansion is considered at anytime. Berkes, who is also Democratic chairman of Bucks County, said the new facility would not house "hard core juvenile offenders." He said it would be situated on a four-acre site surrounded by the Oakdale school. The new unit, he said, was made necessary by overcrowded conditions at the New Castle Youth Detention Center as well as the closing of Camp Hill. Township officials have been fighting the state over the juvenile center for more than a year, contending that such a detention facility would malign the safety and well-being of residents. In addition, local officials fear the impact of the center on South Fayette's efforts to redevelop nearby land.

The township, officials have noted, has more than its share of tax-exempt properties and it was their hope that the bulk of the Oakdale tract-still privately owned and now taxable could be utilized in the community's growth. Strike Cancels Private Classes In East Liberty Striking employes yesterday forced the cancellation of classes yesterday for approximately 100 students who attend the Craig House-Technoma Workshop, a private school for exceptional children at 751 N. Negley East Liberty. The teachers, social workers and other staff members have been trying for more than two years to have a union representation election which school officials oppose. On Monday the employes filed unfair labor practice charges with the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board and picketed instead of attending an in-service day.

The employes contend that an employe was fired for union activity and others were questioned by administrators concerning their union feelings. Richard Kerchner, administrator of the school, refused to comment yesterday on the dispute. He referred all questions to the school's attorney who was unavailable for comment. A spokesman for the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board in Harrisburg said a hearing on whether the employes could unionize was held last September but no decision has been made. Man Shoots Three, Flees In Hill District A 20-year-old man escaped after firing twice with a shotgun at a Hill District man last night and striking three others, police said.

Officers said a warrant for multiple charges would be filed today against the man after he fired twice at James Wilson of 2418 Allequippa St. as Wilson was walking across Herron Avenue toward the 630 Bar, 630 Herron. Wilson said the man reloaded and fired again, striking the three others as they were leaving the tavern. The others injured were James Edwin Smith of 9 Miller Wilbert Vaughn of 341 Robinson St. and Charles Walton, 33, of 1413 Elm St.

All four walked to Presbyterian-University Hospital for treatment, police said, adding Wilson was the most seriously hurt with about 50 pellets in his body. Mayors9 Unit Elects Whitehall's Powers Whitehall Mayor L.E. Powers last night was elected president of the state Mayors Association, succeeding Bethel Park Mayor Peter J. Page, who died last week. Powers was elected by the association's executive board at its headquarters in Bethel Park.

Mayor Page founded the association which represents small towns primarily in Allegheny and surrounding counties. I Coppersmith Named A Trustee at Pitt State Sen. W. Lewis Coppersmith of Johnstown has been named to the University of Pittsburgh board of trustees replacing Sen. Thomas Nolan of Wilkins Township.

Nolan resigned and Coppersmith will begin his term immediately and serve until October, 1979. Ross Fireman Dies While Fighting Blaze A volunteer fireman from Ross Township collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack last night while at the scene of a minor brush fire off McKnight Road, the coroner's office reported. Leroy Ehrrosa, 55, of 113 Marie Drive, was pronounced dead at North Hills Passavant Hospital at about 8:30 9.55 9.79 4.14 4.25 SANDER' 13.51 14.77 7.24 7.91 6.70 6.78 7.96 8.70 3.79 N.L. orwtn Frank (Cheach) of West Homestead originally of Hays, on April 18, 1977; beloved brother of Oresta; beloved uncle of Mrs. Dorothy Paian, Mrs.

Sherry Schenk, Mrs. Dorothy Guerra and the late Arthur. Friends will be recelv. ed from 2-4 7-9 at the R. V.

ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME, 806 West Homestead. Mass of Christian Burial on Thursday at 10 NEW ENG LF: Marriage License Applications Equity 17.1318.62 8.84 9.61 Grwth Incom vnorDIt I 3.B3 N.L. to ai. i nomas wore rarisn, DAVIS On Tuesday, April 19, 1977, Russell husband of Eleanor Grimm. Life member of Syria Temple of Scottish Rite, Corinthian Lodge 573 F.

A. the Islam Grotto and American Legion Post 81, member of the 4th Presbyterian Church. Friends received Wednesday evening 7-9, and Thursday 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the RAYMOND C. WAPLES FUNERAL HOME, Baum Blvd.

at Graham E. where serv ices will be held on Friday morning at 11 o'clock. DOBRENICH On April 17. 1977. Stephen (Doby) of 146 Watkins Wilmerding; beloved husband of Olga Nelak Dobre-nlch; father of Charlotte K.

Harfman and fether-ln-law of Artie Hartman; son of Agnes Dobrlnlc; also granddaughter. Stephanie Marie; brother of Mrs. Barbara Perlchak, Joseph Dobrenlch, Ann, Mary, Millie and George Dobrlnlc. Friends received at the JAMES J. ALFIERI FUNERAL HOME, 201 Marguerite Wilmerding.

Mass of Christian Burial In St. Alovsius Church on Thurs. at 10 a.m. DODGE VANGUARD GRP Explor 18.51 N.L. 1st Indx 1372 N.L.

a.m. TTom noty Angeis k. c. Church. 4.82 N.L.

4.37 N.L. 7.86 N.L. 14.18 15.41 13.23 14 38 BRM 14.79 N.L. 28.36 N.L. 9.62 N.L.

7.99 N.L. 8.22 N.L. 11.43 N.L. 9.97 N.L. 10.68 N.L.

14.20 N.L. 9.58 10.30 14.92 N.L. 9,63 10.08 10.47 10.59 side NEUBRGR Energ Guard Partnr NEA Mt Neuwttl Newtn Newtn Iv New Wld Nichias Nmura Nest Ivtr Nuveen Omega PROGRAMS: Fin Dvn Fin Ind Fin Inc FIRST INVESTORS: Disc Fd Grth Fd Incom Stock 1st Mulrl lslMI Inc 44 Wall Ivest Morgn Trust Welsly Welltn Wstmn Wlndsr Varied I Waiist gr Weing eq Wslld Gr Wise Inc 7.56 N.L. 11.02 N.L. 8.95 N.L.

12.08 N.L. 979 N.L. 9.68 N.L. 10.26 N.L. 3.49 3,79 6.25 6.83 11.19 N.L.

7,02 7.63 5.26 J.75 5.12 5.60 6.38 6.97 8.58 9.38 8.33 9.10 8.03 N.L. 10.00 N.L. 15.75 N.L. GWYNN 'erd suddenly at his home. Alter E.

Carnegie, on Mon. April 18, hf-husband of the late Ida Mae Gwynn; father to Mrs. Gwen Qulnn; brother of Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs. Emma Porter, Arcol, Rahno and Mrs.

Val' dorls Heckler. Private Inter, merit Chartlers Cemetery. No visitation. Arrangements bv BRADWELL NIRELLa! Carnegie, Pa. COMMODITIES Frfday, April 15, 1977.

'Anita HUCKESTEIN weymoum, wire or tnion o. Dodae survived also bv a daughter and three sons and father and mother-in-law Mr. Mrs. Elliott G. Dodge Sr.

of Pgh. Memorial Services were held on Monday, April 18, In the First United Methodist cnurcn, omana, Nebraska. WIESE-FALWELL, Michael 703 Colieqe Park Drive, Coraqpolls; Emma 703 College Park Drive. Coraopolis, DOUTT-WALKO. Ronald 162! Hailett New Kensington; Judith 1115 Wayne McKees Rocks.

BLES-LOUIS, Vaslllos. Thessalo- Rlke, Greece; Terry, 540 orth Verona. MORI-GREIJACK, Daryl 1211 Center St, North Versailles; Janie U720 Catherine Drive, Irwin. FOX-DUNAIS, Dennis, 153 Penn Deborah 24 Beltz-hoover Ave. GERMANY-SMILEY, Garl, 711 Cassstt Paulette, 711 Cas-satt St.

CEPUll-CRITCHLOW, Dale Fort Sill, Cindl 1427 Pacific Natrona Heights. FAPRELL-ZUGATES, William 1444 Morningslde Louise, 6370 Jackson St. MORROW-STEFFEY, David 1224 Resaca Place; Sue Anne, 104 South Central Canonsburo. Victor 36 North Third Duquesne- Yvonne 164 Hillcrest Drive, Munhall. FETCHO-MOJTA, George 500 Mill! Braddock; Mamie 15 North Meadow-croft Ave.

HUNSICKER-SEVACKO. Gary 53 Belvldere Nancy 150 Fountain Ave. KLEIDER-SHENEFELT, Lawrence 22 Aluminum City Terrace, New Kensington; Cheryl 540 Wood Pltcalrn. BAKOWSKI-URBANIC, Chester 681 Linda Drive; Rose 1963 Berkwood Drive. NICHOLS-McAFEE, Norman 641 Beverly Road; Mary 1436 McFarland Road.

KARAYUSUF-LATTA, Lee 555 Sloop Rod; Ann, 9271) Highland Road. KIVIAT-VOGEL, Fred 202 Delaware Oakmont; Janice 600 Virginia Oakmont. ROBERTO-KROLL, Eugene, 2822 Oak Bether Park; Evelyn 4111 Library Road. On April 18, Elljabeth Bopp; wife of the late Joseph; beloved mother of Joseph, of Texas, Harry of Mrs. John (Leona) Mitchell, of Mrs.

Adams (Glnnvl Renko, of Penn Hills, and the late Evelyn Horlbeck; also survived by nine grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Friends will be received at the PAUL E. VonGEIS FUNERAL HOME, Center at Wallace. beginning. Tues.

at 7 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St. James Church Thurs. at 11 a.m. PITTSBURGH EGGS AND POULTRY Shell Egos: Priced to retail-rs, cents per doien, store delivery, cartoned, minimum one case, A extra targe white 67-73 cents; A large white 64-70 cents; A medium 57-62 cents.

Ready-to-cook poultry; Price to retailers, cents per pound. Ice packed delivered. Grade A broilers and frvers, 2li-3l'a pounds, 44-48 cents; roasters 4 to 5 pounds, 65-69 cents; hens over 4 pounds, 53-55 cents; ducks, frozen, 4-6 pounds, 61-83 cents. SPOT NONFERROUS METALS iicCo5Je, 7J.H cerrts Pound, U.S. lead 31 cents Round- zinc 37 cents a pound, delivered; tin $4.7689 a pound New York; gold S150.4Fper f'younce.

New York; silver ounce. New ZS'iL'ty'yV nominal per flask. New York. MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT Open High Low Close Divorce Proceedings DIVORCES GRANTED SUGAR, COCOA, COFFEE Price per pound to wholesalers: Raw spot sugar, Spot Accra cocoa, Parana spot coffee, $3.35. LUMBER FUTURES Open High Low Close Prev.

May 184,70 184,70 184,70 179.70 Jly 196.70 196.70 19670 19670B 191.70 Sep 202.00 202.00 101.00 202.0OB 197,00 Nov 203.00 203.00 203.00 203.00B 198 00 Jan 204 00 204.00 204 00 204,00 199 00 Mar 211,00 212.90 211.00 212.90 207.90 Estimated volume: 299 contracts. Bid. PLYWOOD FUTURES Tn High Low Close Prev. 204.00 204.00 204.00B 197,00 Jly 207.50 208.50 107.50 108.506 201.50 Sep 211.00 212.00 210.00 211.80 205.00 Nov 212.00 214.00 212.00 213.50 207.50 Jan 214.00 215.20 214 00 215,00 209.00 Mar 215.00 215,00 215.00 215,008 208 00 Mav 215.00 215.00 215.00 215.006 2080)0 B-Bid. CHICAGO SUMMARY Wheat Mixed: light trade.

Corn Lower; late selloff. Oats Lower: with corn. Soybeans Limit lower; heavy liquidation, CHICAGO GRAIN Open High Low Close Prev. Do: per bu May 2.69' 2.70 2.681. 2.69") 2.69'i iJIv 2.78 2.78'i 2.76U 2.77, 27 7V, at the G.

S. SIMONS FUNERAL.HOME, 2025 Perrysville where services will be held on Frl. morning at 11 o'clock. SCHOTT On Monday, April 18, 1977. John beloved husband of Nell Mofchman Schott of Ben Avon Heights; father of Joanne S.

Dowdy, of Truss-vilie, Ala. and Carol S. Howell of Columbus, OH; brother of Clarence Schott, of MD and Freda Mutzig of also survived by three grand- children and one great-grandchild. Friends received on Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In the ORION C.

PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, 1014 California Avalon (North Boros), where services will be held on Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. SIPPOS Mary of Lindberg Roosevelt Acres, April 18; beloved wife of Stephen; mother of Mrs. Bernard (Betty Mae) Novak, Mrs. Thomas (Mildred) Tomko, Robert, Bernard, Richard, Thomas and Daniel; sister of Sr. Rose Urban, Mrs.

Josephine Thompson, Michael and George Urban; also 19 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends received at SAVOLSKIS-WASIKGLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Munhall, from 2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass Frl. at 11 a.m. In St.

Teresa Church, Munhall. SMITH On Monday, April 18, 1977, Jessie, age 95, of North Braddock: wife of the late Simon S. Smith; mother of Mrs. Richard (Margaret) Koehler of Churchill and the late William A. Smith; sister of Mrs.

Louis (Edna) Wagner of Bellevue; also one grandson, Richard D. Koehler Jr. and two great- grandsons. Friends and mem-ers of the First United Methodist Church, of Braddock received at Wm. E.

ELKIN MORTUARY, 4th N. Braddock, where services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. IFa-mity hours 2-4 7-9). STINGI On Tuesday. April 19, 1977, Pasquale (Patsy), of a st father of vie of Swissvale.

Nellie Mae of North Braddock and Marian Palmer of brother of Frank Stige and Theresa Bertuccl of Florida; also four grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swissvale. Family hours 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial in Madonna Del Casteilo Church, on Friday at 10 a.m.

SWARTZ On April 18, 1977, Wendell A. Swartz; beloved husband of Helen Specht Swarht. Friends received at the READSHAW FUNERAL HOME. 1503 Brownsville Road, where -funeral services will be held Thursday evening at 8:30 p.m. Monongahela Lodge 269 F.

A. M. Service will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. Further viewing will be at the Dale E. Ranck Funeral Home, Milton, Friday evening.

Interment Saturday at 11 a.m. In Mazeppa Union Cemetery, Mazeppa, Pa. TRIANO On April 18, 1977, Albert H. of n. Versailles; beloved husband of Mary Heintz Triano; father of Mrs.

Carol Anne Bilak of Versailles, John R. at home; brother of Leslie Troiano ana Mrs. Renist Ciuca of Vandergrlft; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received at the LOUIS W. FEIT FUNERAL HOME, 1119 Broadway, E.

McKees-port, Tues. Wed. from 2-4 7-9. Mass of Christian Burial St. Robert Bellarmine R.C.

Church, Thurs. at 10 a.m. VITTE Elah Akynes, age 89. of Cor. eopolis, on Sunday, April 17, at Flnley, Ohio; wife ot the late Clyde vitte; mother ot Elah Peek, Frank and Claude Vltte; also eight grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and three great-great -grandchildren.

Family will receive friends Tuesdav 2-4 4 7-9 COPELAND COR-fWy? FUNERAL HOME, 8A7 Fifth where services will be held on Wednesday, at 1:30 p.m. WICHMAN On April 18, 1977, Bernice Stiller wlte of the late frank Wichman; of Williams Ross mother of Mrs. Cecelia Wlnsky, Mrs. Johanna Beran, Mrs. Sally Beran, Mrs.

Bernice McClure, Carl Wichman and the late Alex Wichman; also survived bv 14 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville, from 2-4 1.1) p.m. Mass ot Christian Burial In the Vlncentlan Chapel at the Home tor the Chronically III, Pcrrymont Rd on Thurs. morning at II o'clock. Contrl-butions to the vlncentlan Home appreciated.

hamuy nours 2-4 and KASHUBA MASSOF On Sunday, April 17, 1977, Lucille Maggo; beloved wife of isadore Massof; mother of Edward M. and William P. Massof, Molly Mensor and Sel daughter of Nellie Maggo; sister of Angellne Celll, Joseph Maggo, Mary O'Rourke, Virginia Kuzneski and Delores Blanchard. The family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at, the CHARLES T.

GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME, 4520 Penn Ave. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a.m. with Funeral Mass In Immaculate Conception. Church at 10:30 a.m. McCRACKEN On Monday, April 18, 1977, In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Emma age 92 years; wife of the late William W.

McCracken formerly of Brookline; mother of William W. of Whlttler, and Ralph P. McCracken of Allison Park; five grandchildren and one great-grandson. Services In the Mt. Royal Cemetery Mausoleum, Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.

Family requests contributions to the Asbury Methodist Church, 583fi South Sheraden Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74135. Arrangements by DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME, MEARS On Monday, April 18, 1977, Edward of Bethel Park, husband of Gertrude Kevser father of Alyce Ann Mears; brother of Robert. Tom, George. Mrs. Martha Gingrich, Mrs.

Marybelle Sander-sen. Mrs. Sara Felten, Mrs. Betty Hickes. Friends received, Tuesday, 7-9, 2-4 and 7-9 at the HAROLD E.

CONNELL FUNERAL HOME, 5120 West Library Bethel Park, where services will beh be held, Thursday, 1 1 a.m. Mr. Mears was a member of the Bethany Lutheran Church, retired western divisional manager for Armour after a number of years service. Services to be conducted by Pastor, Gerald M. Gundersen.

MILLER Lennie age 72, of McKees-port, on April 18, 1977; sister of Frieda Wingerf. Friends received beginning Wednesday. 10 a.m. at STRIFFLERS OF WHITE OAK. Lincoln Way at O'Neil.

Services following at 11 a.m. in the chapel of the funeral home. Interment Elrod Cemetery. MORGAN At Champion, PA, Fayette County, on Saturday, April 16. 1977, Edward husband of Gloria Chalcraft Morgan, formerly of the North Hills; father of Edward J.

and Dennis C. Morgan; brother of John Morgan; also survived by two grandchildren. Friends received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville.

where services will be held on Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock, MORGAN On April 19, 1977, June wife of the late Noah Morgan-mother of Hazel Frlck, Biille Klotz, Winifred Ladley, Noah Norman and Thomas B. Morgan and the late Grace James; sister of Edna Geneva and Robert; also 16 grandchildren and 1 1 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the PAUL C. FORSAITH FUNERAL HOME, 126 Hazelwood Hazetwood. Services Thursday morning at 11 o'clock MORGAN On Monday, April 18, 1977, Lance son of Brent D.

and Sharon Emler Morgan, of Pine Heights PL McCandless; brother of Roderick Albert Morgan. Friends received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME 1032 Perry Highway, Perrysville, where services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. NAPOLEON On Monday.

April 18, 1977, Louis John of Mill Valley. age 29; husband of Helen; son of Dr. Louis N. Napoleon and Claire C. Napoleon; brother of Sarah Jane and Andrea C.

Huxley, Friends received at the ALBERT J. BRUSCO FUNERAL HOME. 214 Virginia Mt. Washington, beginning Wednesday, 2 p.m. Funeral Mass at St.

Paurs Cathederel. Oakland, on Thurs. 10 a.m. If desired remembrances In Louis John Napoleon's memory mav be made to the Stanford Medical Center, at the funeral home. Visitation 2-9 p.m.

PARKER On Tuesday. April 19, 1977, Raymond husband of Margaret Adams Parker of paler an Drive, Ross father of Mrs. Alice Llsak, Mrs. Doris Hffslop, Robyn and Raymond F. Parker also survived by two grandchildren.

Friends received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Highway. Perrysville, from 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Teresa Church on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. ERRICO, Dorothy L. Irom Kav- 0 CD Joseph J. (Kash) of W. Mifflin, April 19; beloved husband of Julia; father of George, Ronald and the late Joseph; brother of Stanley, Adele Mates, Jean Rahuba and Jennie Getsv; also seven mono k.

CARDINALE, Joseph S. from Freda M. ISLER, Rebecca Mae from Kooen josepn MOUNTS. Harold from Marion BROWN, Barbara A. from Larry gr anocnnaTen.

i-nenas receiv ed at Jul i.tvZ 2i94 293 i.Wi, Sep 3.00'l3.01 2.99V4 3.0Oi5 GLENN FUNERAL HOME, GIEBEL. Joseph L. from Sallv L. Dec 3.W 3.06 108. jjw i mam rvtunnau, veu.

from 7.9. Thur. Pri 9-i A MILLER, Theresa M. from 7-9. Funeral Mass Sat.

at 9:30 a.m. In Resurrection Church, Robert Francis cruAim D.nl frMn A CHICAGO MERCANTILE CAMPBELL, Joyce A. from ivrone L. KLATT Andrew of Bronkllne nrt HOUGHTON, Richard C. from JOHNSON-FLECK, Leonard R.D.

Box 117. Boswell; Ar- MP 2.8511 2.86'a 2.84' 2.851'! 2.85'4 Dec 2.96" 2.9614 2.95 2.954 2.96' Mar 3.05'4 3.05'i 3.05 3.05". Mav 3.1H; 3.11"i 3.10") 3.11 3.11 iCorn 5,000 bu; per bu May 2.59 2.60"i 2.58 2.58'i J.S8V. tJIv 2.64 2.64V) 2.614 2.61V. 2.63 Sep 2.67".

3.63. 2.634 2.66V, Dec 2.704 2.71V4 2,67 2.67 270 Mar 2.77V, 2.78") 2.744 2 7 5 2.77V, VICkl L. FOUCH, Dennis J. from Sharon lene jii ven urive. April 19, 1977; beloved husband of the late Margaret Smith; fattier of Henry Klatt.

Harvey Hauger, Margaret i w. JOOS, Dennis from Debra LANE, James H. from Christine DIVORCES FILED LANDERS-MYL. Robert 110 Sandlin Drive. Coraopolis; Rebecca 105 Tory Road, auuuus.

miov t.Bf I.1'1 2.B2 Oats 5,000 bu; i per bu Mav 1.87. 1 79 179V. 187 BOE-McGREGOR, John 317 MEDf-ORD, Marilyn against JOV 1.72 1.73V, 1.69 1.694 1.71, Diane, 317 Rldgepolnt Circle; JANKOWSKI. Friwarrf nln 'uvcvnie. xa 1,03.

1.6 I.6Z") I.6J 1.65 Dec 1.69'4 1.66 1.66 1,68 Mar 172 1,72 1 68V, 1.68V) 1.70 (nuhaAMC IIA6 tin- ha. lu. Virginia M. BERNHART, Harris A. against May 10.53'! 10.53"! 9.931,, 10.

10V, 10.23", PALLOTTi, Elizabeth against WATTS-HAUSER, Leroy, 7843 Mulford Carol 7643 Mulford St. SNYDER-WELT1, Joseph 1984 Plttvlew Diane 3740 Mount Troy Road. HECKMAN-SAHAR, Robert 3801 Hllpert Elizabeth FERRY Mary F. against Ken J'V IV IU.J, V.V4 vs 10,24 Aug 10.32 978 10.061 Sep 8.77 8.85 8.31 8.31 8.61 Nov 7.76 7.76 7.36". 7.36'4 776' Jan 7 75 7 79 7 40 7jni, 7 701 Mitchell, Gerald against Evon jncrru, cioine agflinsr jemes GILES, Kevin C.

against There Mar 7.79", 7.83 7.45V4 novel run rvuau. GILLESPIE-REHAK, William 519 Dawson Rpll.vu.' WELSH, Dominic J. egilnst Roberta 55 Tapered Oak Mcpherson, Gavle A. against CHICK, Karen E. against Gary CONNELLY-MAR VENKO, Keith 1418 Brlnton Road, Brad-dock Hills: Antoinette 7644 open High low close Prev.

live Beef Cattle 40,000 lbs; cents per Apr 42.10 42.35 41.82 41 90 41.65 Jun 45.30 45.40 44.85 44 15 44,82 Aug 45.10 45.25 44.67 44.85 44.77 Ocf 44.70 44.85 44.25 44.35 44.35 Dec 45.70 45.75 45.35 45.40 45.37 Feb 45.70 4570 45.32 45.37 45.32 Apr 45.95 46.10 45.82 45.95 45.65 Jun 47.00 47.15 47.00 47.15 47.00 Estimated volume: 14,444 contracts. Fuller Cattle 42,000 lbs; cents per lb Apr 44.95 45.07 44.80 45.00 44 90 May 45.30 45.35 44.75 44.80 44 90 Aug 45 45 45.70 45.25 45.25 45.15 Sep 45 00 4 5.20 44.80 44.87 44.87 Oct 44 90 45.10 44.80 44.95 44.90 Nov 45.25 45.55 45.25 45.25 45,25 46 60N 46.60 Estimated contracts Live Hogi 30000 lbs; cents per lb Apr 38 10 38 20 37.55 37.97 37.77 Jun 43.15 43.30 42.30 43.15 42.80 Jly 45.07 45.25 44.42 44.95 44.72 Aug 44,30 44.40 43 65 43.95 44 05 Ocf 40.30 40.57 39.80 40.10 40.20 Dec 40.70 40.20 39 70 39 97B 3982 Feb 40.05 40.12 39.57 40.12 3970 Estimated contracts. Frozen Pork Bellies 36,000 lbs; cents per lb May 62.15 62.55 60.10 62.25 61.57 Jly 62.80 63.15 60.80 62.40 62.17 Aug 61.00 61.85 59.80 60.55 6072 Feb 58.30 58.80 57.50 5870 57,85 Mar 57.90 58.15 57.20 57.90A 57 25 Mav 58.60 57.50 58 40B 58.00 Estimated volume: 8,639 contracts. Russet Potatoes 80,000 lbs; cents per May 1.50 8.52 1.41 I.46B 8.51 Nov 7.75N 7.75 8.06N 8.06 Apr 8.37N 8.37 Mav 9.35N 9.35 Estimated volume: 40 contracts. Frozen Turkeys 36,000 lbs; cents per lb Mav 51.75N 5175 Aug 52.25N 52.25 Estimated volume: no contracts.

"P6" HighTow Close Prev, ICED BROILERS: ked Broilers 30,000 lbs; cents per lb Apr 39 50 39.8 5 39.12 39.17 39,95 May 41.70 41.90 41,55 41.65 41.75 Jun 43.40 43.50 43.25 43.30 43.40 Jly 44.15 44.15 437 0 43.85 44,05 Aug 44.15 44.15 43.75 43.85 44.05 Sep 43.20 43.20 43.05 43.05 43.35 A-Ask; Bid; N-Nominal; Settlement prices on previous and close. may r.01 .48 7.78 Jlv 7.77 7.77 7.50 7.50 7.80 Soybean lbs; cents per lb May 30.60 307 5 29 20 29.20 30.20 Jly 30.85 31.06 29,35 29,35 30.33 Auo 30.90 30.90 29,20 29,20 30.70 Sep 29.60 29 60 28.10 28.10 29.02 Oct 28.05 28.20 26.65 26.65 27.85 Dec 27.40 27.60 26.30 26.40 27.22 Jan 27.16 27.35 26.10 26.10 27.03 Mar 27.00 27.25 26.10 26.05 26.95 May 27.00 27.10 26.00 26 00 26.90 Jly 26.90 26.90 25.90 25.90 26.80 buha.n Uul IA1 niurnonu mvb. uii a 1.1 FLECK, Frederick E. against Patricia G. ROHBRACH, Barbara against Parkhurst Marlene ROSTOSKY-JARMAN.

William 4bi oum Aiken Anne, 3105 Shlrlene Road, Norrlstown. WARCOLA Freda E. against Michael J. DROPPA, David C. against Irene MALONE, Doris J.

against Louis Jr. SEF2IK. Raymond C. against May 307,00 307.80 291.00 297.80 Jly 309.00 310.20 293.00 295.00 300.20 Aug 304 00 306.30 288 20 288.50 296.30 SAGER-KLAUSS, Paul 3414 rofToro uonna Roseanna Drive. Allison Park.

WRIGHT-HOIST, James 668 TAMBurri, Karen E. against natTHiTon kooo, amryn 7600 Briahton Road. 3 i'm Dec 208.00 209 00 196.S0 196.50 206 00 Jan 206.00 208 50 194,00 195.00 204,00 Mar 210.00 210.00 194,00 194 00 204 00 May 204.00 206.00 197.00 197.00 207,00 Jlv 202.00 204.50 197.20 197.20 207 20 A TIM I STANIK-KOCON. John 134 isaoei narwick; Yvonne UT OV.I'I.I DEMKO, Kathleen B. against George N.

BOUGHTON, Judith against I ywesT damn or. TRA NI-TAYLOR. Louis 5511 TREASURY STATEMENT HiDfooK unve, nnonroevme; nntrvoianon onu MUfl (viae Hauger; brother of Erwin Klatt; 37 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren and great-great, -grandchll-dren. Friends may call at the FRANK F. DeBOR FUNERAL HOME, 10AS Brook line Blvd.

An 11 o'clock service will be held Thurs. In St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Brook I lne. (Family hours 2-4, 7-9.) KONTOS On April 18, 1977, Nick beloved son of Patricia Kravas Kontos and the late James Kontos; brother of Gus Kontos and Mrs. Maria Kostalas; also one nephew and several cousins, aunts and uncles.

Friends received beg. Tues. 7 p.m. at the JOSEPH M. McAVOY FUNERAL HOME, 1700 Forbes Ave.

Funeral Mass Thurs. at 11 a.m. In St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral, in Oakland. KREKELER Richard on Monday, April 18; beloved husband of Agnes McMullen Krekeler; father of Peggy Bechtold and Corrlne O'Leary; brother of Alice Gibson; also survived by 13 grandchildren, three greatgrandchildren, Friends may call at MAURICE L.

KNEE Center at South. (parking on premises). Mass of Christian Burial In St. James Catholic Church, on Thursday at 10 a.m. hours 2-4 7-9).

LAMMIE Jamas, In Denver, on April 17, 1977; husband of the late Anna Mae Lammie nee Gordon; father of Thomas Lammie and James Esqulvel; eight grandchildren; brother of Elizabeth Lammie, Alberta Sarver, Irwin Lammie and the late Marcella Bentley. Friends received at the DAVID O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME, 5106 Second Haze I wood. Funeral Masi In the Church of St. Stephen, Thurs. at 10 a.m.

Visitation from noon til 9 p.m. on Wed. LECK In Detroit, on April 17. 1977, George (formerly of McKeel Rocks) husband of Geneva Leek; father of Elva Bracken; brother ot Martha M. Jones.

Helen Heumann and Karl Leek. Friends received at the STOVER FUNERAL HOME, 534 Island McKees Rocks, 3-5 7-9 p.m. Funeral services on Thuri. at 2 p.m. BERG, James Jr.

against WASHINGTON Withdrawals and deposits In Treasury accounts tor the fiscal year through April 15, (rounded urevce: fvwy, ju. Motor St. FERRONE, Florence J. against Richard J. RECKER.

Sherry against David DANA, Joseph J. against Mary iy me nearesi minion ooiiarsi: THIS Year HVOZDIK-GAYDOS, Robert u.j nnceesporT; Patricia, 1820 Port Vue Ave, Withdrawals $462,858 Deposits 451,656 Cash balance 6,212 Public debt 673,875 internal Revenua collections on April SAL VI, Dorothy L. against Michael A. Mitrick, Paul i. against WIKERT-NICOTERO, Paul QUJ CVCTUfCeil MVH, JflnBT 805 Everoreen Ave.

KNUTSON-MEHAFFEY, Eric, GOODE, Gloria A. against ojj nemiutn vvov, uiasspon Pamela, 833 Hemlock Way, asMjorr. TAYL OR.rjIIINlr). Laurent springneio, Patricia Think Small Leonard YATZKAN 316 West 51h St, Homestead. On Monday, April 1977, Eva of the Morrowfleld Apts.1 PARR LANGER-RATTERREE, Herbert kan; mother ot Mrs.

Miriam mi Dram-n uarnegie, Reglna Corpus Chrlstl, Texas. Mrs Lulu age 88, ot JM Maple Bufler, for. merly of died Mondav, "oh ui mum uuui ana Irwin Yatikan of N.Y., and the late Or. David N. Yatz- TAKOS-MORAN, Dennis 4388, AVAILABLE NOW PRIME OFFICE SPACE Individual Offices, Suites, or on Entire floor partitioned to your requirements, Ample Free forking Excellent labor Morlcet No Business Privilege Tax PENN CENTER 400 PENN CENTER PITTSBURGH, PA.

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vaiBitua, janics n.t oox 140, Marienv lie. For Big Results Dial 263-1201 to place your Press Want Ad grandchildren. Friends will be ne THOMPSON-MILLER FUNERAL HOME, CARY-SCOTTI, Joseph 4025 ST.iiuenvnie kirb, wcneei Rocks; Lis 42J Newkirk CArnealA. hikslh chapel. 2704 Murray So, Hill (opp.

Morrowfleld Apts.l, on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Interment Beth Abraham Cemetery, visitation one hour prior to services. The family suggests contrlbu-tlons be made to the Pitts-burgh Chapter Hadassah. KAZMIERCZAK -LARK INS, Wil Wednesday 2- 7-9 p.m. where services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m.

Interment will be In Sutler County Memorial Park. liam 224 wayon Patricia 2246 Waion Ave. p.m. I.