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001 Death Notices 00 1 Death Noticft Nov. 15. 177-1) PREVIOUS DEATHS LATEST DEATHS Weather Partly sunny and warmer with a chance of 4,300 Acres Involved Texas Firm Eyes Coal Mines Here Adobe Oil and Gas Corp. of Midland, is entering the coal mining business at two undisclosed sites in Western' Pennsylvania. The southwestern energy firm-which engages in oil and gas exploration announced yesterday that it has signed a letter of intent with a group of individuals to acquire two coal mining companies Involving about 4,300 acres of coal leases here for cash and stock.

A spokesman for the firm said Adobe will merge the two coal mining firms into a new subsidiary for 320,000 shares of a new cumulative preferred Adobe stock which is convertible on a share-for-share basis into Adobe common. The spokesman refused to disclose the sites or other details Involving the tranaction. "I just am not liberty to disclose anything about the venture at this time the spokesman said. He did confirm, however, that this is Adobe's first venture into coal mining. The firm had options on coal fields in Wyoming last year but did not exercise them.

Adobe, which trades on the American Stock Exchange, is involved in production and management of oil and gas properties. It also operates and owns 87.S per cent of a natural gas processing plant in Martin County, Tex. Adobe earned $5.9 million, or 90 cents a share, on sales of $37.1 million last year. Founderi mcom 8.71 Mony 100 4.4 4J3 Grauo: li. i 9.74 nU4 Group: 3.31 3.57 4.85 739 sr mem Cap Egty 8M opt mc 73.10 Tai Vs.Vb Time 7.97 7.97 13 54 otc sec 1 Paramt 8.87 Penn Mt 4.14 5.20 5.61 1.71 1.84 im 2.66 5.87 139 3.65 8.18 i.30 So, 7.57 a Ftf 7.30 nil 7.73 Phili Pnonli Phonlx 9.41 Pilgrim Group: r-rm i.ou Group: Captal 144 9.25 8.02 8.77 incom 9.44 9,21 (6.39 Pine Pioneor Funds: SP 25 44 (II 9.08 NX pion po u.64 Pionr II 16.12 Grwltl Blfl AM Acorn Fd Adv Inv Aetna Fd Artna In Afuture AGE Fd Allstate Alpha Fd Am Birth Am Eqtv Amer Fun Am Bel Amcap Am Out Bnd FA CapF A Gfn Am Iik Am A Nw Pr Wash 15.MN.L.

9.09 N.L. 7.39 1X02 14.23 9.60 N.L. 5.74 584 IMN.L. 10.41 N.L. 960 10.49 4.94 5.40 Group: 1.14 I.W 6.15 6 72 40 10.77 14.92 16.31 0.7.

7.39 5.25 5.74 15J7 17.34 13.75 15.03 15949 14 93 Gwm Fr USGv Ufliitie Ret Rs FdMck Fundi comm. Impac GE Gen Grth Fund Grwth 0.41 incom Specll Franklin Brown DNTC 17.62 113312.32 10.39 11.34 Sec Ind Incom Hart Gth Hart Lv Meritge HYid Sec Hoidg Tr Horace Intrcap HI Invest mv Guld Inv Indie Inv Bos HantHtonl Piannd PLI Gro PI I Trn 4.04 4.43 4.84 7.47 7.41 N.L 12X1 NX. JINX. 1.40 (I) 11.95 111 1.00 N.L. 8 Prke Rowc Grwn Incom Nw Era Nw Hor Tas Fr 10.16 9.96 10.76 7.68 10.30 Ind FAit) Pro Fd 6.09 I.UU N.L.

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8.48 9.191044 Couniet: Eourty 8.47 9.11 Caolt Sh 6.09 LiS kweitort Group: IDS Bnd 5.83 4.04 10.1511.09 13.02 14.23 10.51 11.49 13.74 15.02 24.46 25.68 10.23 11.18 ueoro Grwltl mcom Invest Option Tax Ex Vista Voyag Ralnbw Reserv Revere 5.41 ill 4.84 $.26 3.18 5.45 5.02 5.27 a.v4 v.z 17.60 19.14 9.43 10.14 11.1912.23 2.01 N.L. 1.00 NX. IDS Git) IDS ND IDS Pro IDS Tax Mutual Stock Select ver Pay Inv Resh IS4 Grow Dally In 1.00 N.L. Grwltl 6.40 6.90 7.32 7.89 1 11 467 1 mcom Natl Audax A-Hough Fund 6 hxom Stock 8LC Gth BeM Ire Babs kiv Bcn Baacon 6 55 7.06 9.99 10.77 1.20 1.96 IK 7.62 1.21 4.92 5.35 SM 6.16 10,59 11.57 9.04N.L. I.MN.L 9.19 nU 4.33 4.87 5.38 SM 444 4J7 i ll 8.60 9.45 7.72 wtec to Saleco 51 PI gS 5IP1 7.53 3.54 3.87 Ut 2.84 (lY Sh 10.5811.57 Scudder Steveni: Comon 9.35 incom Intl Fnd Mot Rs Mun Bd 13.08 10.UU 10.46 rain.

Extended outlook for Western Pennsylvania: A chance of showers Thursday. Fair Friday and Saturday. Miia temperatures with lows in the 30s and hiehs in the mid-408 to low 60s. AAETEOROLOGICAL RECORD Highest temperature Nov. 15 since 1874 was 75 In 1W6.

Lowest temperature Nov. 15 since 1174 was 14 in 1933. AIRPORT TEMPERATURES Airport it 7 p.m. Yesterday Press. Wind Wther.

30,16 32 79 SE9 Cloudy v.7tem6p.7.7reclp,.:, Hlrjh 11 au 3s sj 2 1 30 30 66 LOW Precip 31 0 42 41 0 0 normil lamp. for th Ocftc. In temp. for ttwt Excess In temp, this month Defic. In temp.

mis Total orec Id. 371 1.17 mis month. Normal Precip. this month. Deflc.

In precip. this month Total precip. this year Normal precip. this year Deflc. In precip.

1.1 28.51 32.47 this 3.94 CITY OFFICE DATA Period Fndiiui 4 o.m. Mailmum 38 Mean 33 Minimum 28 0 High and low temperatures in selected cities in a 24-hour Hi Atlantic Cttv 49 43 Brownsville. 7 Buffato 35 Chicaoo 53 Inc i natl 5 2 Cleveland 37 8 anas 73 enver 65 Os Moines 60 Detroit 35 .19 66 34 50 35 63 34 23 39 Fairbanks Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Los Louisville -9 ....59 57 73 40 Milwaukee WH New Orleans New York Novfolk -69 .43 .74 .42 ....86 ...53 31 25 47 25 56 47 24 'Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Portland, Richmond St. Louis St. Petersburg-.

Salt Lake ..66 ..52 31 47 26 59 54 San San Frandsco. 4 51 31 Pimiursh Skits Sunset Tuesday 5:03 p.m. Sunrise Wednesday 7:07 a.m. Dial 263-1201 PnssPost Gmett Wont Ads Marriage Licence Applications SOFFER-KLFJIN, Harry 1160 Bower Mill Koaa; nnaxine 603 Kelso Road. JERAnA-DOAK, Donald 157 walnut Burgerrsrown; Cheryl 96 Duncan Station nul Utaunvl VHRENNA-VOGElT David 521 Agneu Road: bnerriu a.

686 Gensler Road. THOAAAS-THIEL, Darrvl, 4201 New Texas Roao; taroie nn. HARTZ-HOLTGROVER, Terry ore Linosay Koaa, s.arne- 8ie; Darlene 674 Lindsay McGAHA-QUINN, Timothy, 30 Lawson caroiyn, jiu oige- Inw St. BAIRD-WALSH, Charles James, 1110 Hulton Roan, verona: Diane Carol Olsiewskl, 450 rvriiiak Olum Dnrniinh PLACKE-FRAZttR, Clifford io Kent i an icresa 58 Hawthorne Ave. BRiGGS-MANN, Lester C.

Box iseiiwooa; Anna nn 330 Park Tvrone. EHRHA9T-SC0RS0NE, Robert Mt nnoiey uetievue; Rica 250 Stevens -Drive, Ross Two. STOCK MA N-R OWE, John Wtw mt. 1 rov Koaa: uoiores I 111Q Dina Alri'iiainnrr YEllLENiK-GRiFFETH, Andrew i So tnger vtarparer A Pi 1 Vlnrijl PITT SMAN-BENJAMIN, Howard, 2 1 9 cnamoer tiatrron; Mary Cornelius, 35) Wyiie GOODMAN-BALL, tAar0 swallow him Koaa: orace RUL'LO-BEARDSLEV, Nicola, vrn lurrie v.reen; nnary, STRAYER-KOZUSKO, Richard 78iit taoewooo Maureen. 1038 Ardmore AAMnnr Drive.

JACK SON -BERRY, Thomas uuu nnapte unve. wnirentm, Bonnie 1400 Maple Drive, tAhrOhall SMiTH-SANCEWICH, Charles YOrK bl, (Viunndii, oaroa- IT 88laivil Cla MUELL'ER-RITCHEY, Robert 141 tasi weaaewooa unve Randl L.t 113 Wedge wood Drive. BUSCH-LEESE, Frank, 334 bnenanooan unve; carot, 04 Shenandoah Drive. SEITZ-DOCZY, Thomas KOcnesTer, n.t.; warno 190 Main Entrance Drive, Mt. Lehanon.

SABOTA-HANK, Theodore, 4f0 aecona 1 31 emum, Colette 426 Second Tarennim. BOEH-LE Daniel Morrow, unio ueooran k.u. Dl no in is nriifO lAjAvfnrH CUTERI-McCAFFERTY, 'Frank R. MorgcinTown, Robin 155 Greenlea Drive, Coraooolls. BINGHAM-ROMAN, Robert uox Kiace- nonnie REGINA-CARRO'Ll, Kenneth 2106 wendover Place; t-ynmia wendover Place.

CUSANO-SURDOVAL, Ronald 1 twing Koaa, melees Rocks; Nancy 4613 Roiling Hill Priori THOMPSON-SHEPPARD. Thomas 5., 2511 Bemora Ave. Andrellia 25 Bedlord Ave. WOOD-CHANDLER, Richard jv Mimeaa mat ienc 315fl Wet West Mifflin. LESKO VIC-DA VIS, Timothy jonn, 5 24 STanaara Springdale; Margaret Erin, D'ALESSANDRO-SULLIVAN.

Al fred iw New naven Dolores 197 Dailey DrMt4 ROSSl-DALESSld, John 323 Lucme Mariene via Jefferson Heiahts. WEBER-LANG, Albert T. 514 Washington ua-morrt; Deborah 631 Valley Oakmont, I a 24 I p.m 1A 9 o.m 34 ia.m 24 p.m. 33 a 24 4 p.m 52 25 5 p.m. 37 a.m.

25 I am 25 p.m.. a 25 I p.m.32 a 77 p.m. 29 10 a 10 p.m J7 vrwn mcorn t3 ftaroer AmiCK lot Fnd 7.30 N.L. 101 Fnd 9.06 N.L. Berkshr 7.64 1.35 Bonds 4.754 5.19 Bast Fdn 9.44 10 J4 Cv BuHock: Bull Fd 11J912.99 htel Ivy JP Janus Johnstn 1 N.L specai 24.62 Security Fundi: Bnd Fd 10.1610.45 Fnd 19.48 20.08 Fund 6.04 NX.

Gwttl 9.8510.71 Fd 18.10 NX. 19.24 NX 9.47 Bnd Fd 19.4121.10 Grwth 5.38 US Kempar Fundi: mcom 10.54 11.23 Grwltl 7.18 7.85 bK Eouify mvest Ultra 10 Sentry 12AI Sentinel Fundi: Grwth 8.18 Truste 10.03 MK 1.00 N. Bd 10 79 II senhnet orouo: 13.63 14.90 11.1712.21 ApexF 3.59 Bel Fnd 7.67 Com Stk 11.49 7.01 7.66 9.53 10.42 jnarenoioers orp: Fundi: ujmst Entrpr Fit Fd Hartr Legal Pace Fd u.l (B. 1TV5UVIJ Jl WH1 ShearsM Funds: 5.01 5.44 can Fd Dfv Sir Incom Ntwd 6.69 7 31 J.77 J.02 14.77 16.09 9.54 10.43 11 J4 .2.39 .43 10.19 8.62 9.32 NY ven 8 Fund Mon inCr- Mun CaSI) HIV Choi mv Chart Fd Fnd Bos Fron CP T( Sped sr Opt Sumtt Technl 11.36 12.25 10 05 10.M Total Out oi kevttone 4.10 6.67 J.75 4.10 7.11 7M 5.29 5.78 tM IS! VUiHL. LUST LUST Cust Gist Cust CUSt Anorc Incom 001 Death Not let WEAVER Thome, Nov.

12, l77. of 1403 A North Murtland beloved hutbad of Mrs, Nellie L. Weaver; fattier of Jean Martin, Louise CxIoUw, Car I Weaver ad Sandra weaver. Qernard, Gerald, David and Thomaa Weaver; also tur. vlved by 27 grandchildren and even great-gr andchlWr en.

Friends are being received at the FREDTRIClT L. HOPS-WELL FUNtRAL HOME, 7eO Tioga St. V.F.W. Service Tuesday at I pm. Funeral Services Wednesday at II a m.

from the Naierene Baptist Church, Lang 1 Hamilton WEISS On Nov. 14, 1977, Theodore; husband of the late Mamie Weiss' father nf Stanford Weis of N. Huntingdon, Pa; brother of Mis. Helen Rflsi. Alfred Weisf and Sidney Weiss all ot Mrs.

Fmll (Ruthl WK of Matdatt City, N.J. and Dr. SamuH R. Weiss of McKeespoit; grandfather of Michael Weiss N. Huntingdon, Pa.

and Mrs. Karen Lea of Alexandria, Va. Services at the RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL. 5509 Centie on Wed. at 1) a.m.

Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Visitation one hour prior to the set vice. Family suogests contributions to the charity ot your choice. WHIGHAM Buckinghamshire, Fngland, on Nov. TO, 1977; Patilcia Williamson Whigham; wife of btrtdie A.

Whigham, 33 Moie-land Ger raids Cross. Bucklnghamshlne (formerly of Pgh. and Lancaster, in her 5lst veai. The funeral will be held noon on Nov. 18.

at the Chlltern Crematm turn. Whielden Amersham. Eng. A memorial service will be held In Pgh. at a later date.

Contributions in her memo may be made to Church of England Chlidien Society, care of the Rev. G. Harrison, St. James Church, Cerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, fcng, WILES On Nov. 1977.

Frederick C. Wiles: father of William F. Wiles of Pqh. and Peggy Ann Sorocca of Bot a Rafon, also survived by five grandchild' en; brother of Ida Wiles. Funeral from McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn on Nov.

17 where services will be held at 1 p.m. Visitation with family Tues. Wed. 2-4, 79 p.m. WISNER On Nov.

14. 1977, Fthel R. Relnhoid of Osborne. wife of the late Charles mother of Mrs. William Buck ot Os borne, Edwin R.

Wisner of Giadwyne, Pa. and the late Isabel H. Wisner; also sur. vlved by three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; sister of Albert C. Remhold ol Marietta.

Pa. and Paul B. Rptnhold of Pa. Friends received on Tues. Wod.

from 7-9 p.m. at the DALLAS IRVINE FUNERAL HOME, 70? Beaver Se-wickiey, wher services will be held on Thurs. morning att 10:30. It is suooested that contributions be mdde to Sewlck-ley Valley Hospital or Sewick-lev Public Library. WRIGHT Paul M.

of Monongahela, on Nov. 13- retired Division Mgr. of Peoples Gas of Monongahela; beloved husband of Dorothy Wright; father of Barbara Houston and Paul M. Wright. Friends being received at the L.

M. FRYE FUNERAL HOME, 427 W. Main Monongahela. Services Thurs. morning at 11 o'clock at the Funeral Home.

Interment Monongahela Cemetery. YANOSKO Mark 1 of West Mifflin, londay, Nov. 14, age lfi; beloved son of Mr. Mrs. Robert Yanosko; also survived by several aunts and uncles.

Friends received at SAVOLSKIS-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Mam Munhait, Tuesday Wednesday from 2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass Thursday at 10 a.m. In Resurrection Church, West Mifflin, 800 Legal Notice MARKEL. Levenson. Schafer P.

1 1 70 Grant Building, Pa. 15219. Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department of State ot the Common. wealth of at Harrisburg, Pa on the 21st day of October, 1977, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corpo ration Law or me commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved Mav 5. 1933.

P. 364, as amended. The name of the corporation is Investments. Inc. The corporation shall have unlimited power to engage in and to do any lawful act concerning any or all lawful business for which corporations may be incorporated under the Business Corporation Law, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges ot said Act ot Assembly.

831 Estate Notices ESTATE NOTICES Letters have been granted on me estate or eacn ot me 101 lowing decedents to the oerson ai reoresentatlve named who requests an persons having claims eaainst the estate of the decedent to make known the same in wrmng to him or his atfti-nau atnH all nnrenne lisHakt ed to the decedent to make payment to him without delay: PROVINI. Margaret, deceased, of Wilkins Township, Pa. No. 4530 of 1977. Alma Glovannirti ana joraan Hrovim, 14SA Laurel fVivtV Pa 15235: Jerome M.

Meyers; Meyers Keyser: Suite 300-301 Office Complex, Monroevilie Mall, Monroevilie, r. 1 110. of Warrendale, No. 4832 1 of 1977. The Union National Bank of Pittsburgh, A P.O.

Box 837, Pa. 15230 or to Frank C. Rayburn, DU4 tyrant ra. 15219 or John J. Corrarige, 1902 Law Finance Pa.

15530. 004 In Memoriam WILLIE L. LAY Our father who passed away three years ago today, in those loving memories we think of you and the things you have taught us, shared with us and made sure we were taken care of. You worked so hard, Daddy, but still you have given us your tender and gentle smile. We're so fortunate to have the beautiful memories and the love you gave us all.

We could never forget you on this dav. Rest, tamer, oeceuse we love you. After all you showed us the way. Sadly missed by children ana tamiiy. 007 BRADDOCK Cemetery-8 lots.

Will sacrlf. Exc loc. 271-3399 MOUNT ROYAL MEMORIAL PARK 1 -lot, 265 SO. Sec. 291-X, 7-grave spaces.

4.2-568- 010 Lost and Found BASSET-redwht male, Lost Oakland nr. Pitt Law School. On meaication. Hew. 6B-iiyj BEAGLE Brown and white, lost between Slippery Rock and But ler wewara.

BEAGLE Lost-Tri Colors Male no collar, Wexford-Bradford- wooai Kew VQofiuvcoe-ju CAT Found, grey kitten. So. Hills Catholic area. Call 561-623S an t. DOG lost Brook line area Friday, Nov.

11, small, black, wnne manungs. wnne nea cur lar, Reward, 531-4495. LOST Beaote, mate, small tan ana wnrre, Kewara. ooi-avM. WIN.

SC.HNAUZER orev wht. "Pepper, lost Sun. Nov. 13 in up. bit, uair.

Kewarp. i-aio SHEPCOLLIE PUP-5 mo. fern. black, brown, white. 832-2530.

SIAMESE -beautiful, spaved female, missing from Foyer of personal residence, 265 Pen-hurst answers to "Baby Enfant" 834-889V. SIBERIAN HUSKY tost, male, black 4 white, reward. 232-6137; 487-1564; 486-1137 019 Bulletin Board DISCO Dance Classes 8 wks, S3. 50 wk. Holiday Hse.

241-7162 020 Personal ALONE ft PREGNANT? A confidentiaL earing friend, LIFELINE, 341-3322. Butler. 282-1200. Mon Valley, 489-9(120. Free Pregnancy Testing.

ANYONE WITNESSING-accident nvoivina pedestrian b'ue car following steeier game at cor- ner heoerai can af 'v-eftv. FREE Pregnancy Tests Results are conftdermal ft available me same dav. For inform, contact Women Health Services, mc 562-1 too. PREGNANT-NEED HELP? Free pregnancy tests confidential counseling. Allegheny Reproductive Hearth Center.

641-8811 SENIOR CITIZEN Haircut soe- cei Menwomen. 881-1122. 821 BusIdmi Prrannali AIKITI'S BODY LANGUAGE Gift Certificates now avail. 74J-l(lj)4 ALIOUIPPA Studio-Eipert body toning save, parking. 375-9979, AU NtW TERRIFIC FALL SPECIALS TAUREAN FuH Service Health Clu Formerly Slud.o One UNDER Nfc MANAGEMENT $)i introductory Special too.

All new models. Came in ft see Cindy, Ginger, Karen. Linda, loti, iwarcie, rwimi, nancy Ooan 34 hatirl dav. Corner of 9th. A Penn Accept ing appiicationsctor new attend-anil.

391-949. )9i-7S4. ANNA'S MEMBERSHIPS HEALTH CLUB. 731-S5JJ ASK ABOUT OUR FANTASTIC AUTUMN SPECIALS S15 Introductory Spacial SPARTACUS Full Service Health Club its introductory Special tea. Come in A see Bambi, Candy, Donna, Hope, Jenny, Kelly, Kim.

Penny Tar a. Entoy lota) privacy in our new plush, air conditioned Spa. Relax tn our Authentic Sunken Geisha Bath. 529 Chanters MrKees Rocks, Pa. 331-5684.

Open 24 nourt evervoav. Banquet Hall-Swissvale, cap. 160 rvent-weooings etc KEYBORARD PlA YR-Needed tor established too 40 show band. Must be versatile, must travel. No other commitments Serious people only.

Need-4 seats together for Sun's eveiang game bjj jiuv SPA MEMBERSHIP Lite I ime, take over payments. 279-4808- WANTED 1 Steeier tickets any' home game. 834 8S64 eft 5pm Dial the Post want ads "results' number. 26J-120) 030 Help Wanted ACCOUNTANT Duties Involve cash disbursements, cash receipts, bank reconciliations, trial balance and other misc. duties as required.

Send resume and salary requirements to Box W- V44 co mis paper. ACCOUNTANT CPA firm In Youngstown hat audi! position open for qualified tndivtdual tn 1 to 2 vrs. auflit experi ence. Send resume to Box W- B3S co this paper. ATTEND ANT S-Full Service Health Club ANNA S.

731-5533 Automotive SERVICE MANAGER Washington County largest fastest growing import dealer seeks experienced import seiv-Ice manager. Apply in confidence to John DiAtrlgo. DON YENK0 PORSCHE AUDI FIAT CANONSBURG. PA 745-0100 344-6133 AUTO PARTS COUNTER HELP V.W. exp.

pref red. Good salary, excellent benefits, call Mr. Mmick, BilICO Motors, 935-4666 AUTO SALES PERSON Used new cars, Chrysler Dealer. Salary, hosp. Broadway Plymouth, 61? Broadway, McKees Rocks.

331-5800' AUTO TITLE CLERK For Volume GM dealer. El-pertence necessary, eiceVent workini conditions. Salary negotiable. Free health care. Replies held in confidence.

Send complete resume to Boi w-809 care ot this paper. BABYSITTER eiper. wanted in my home. Lincoln PL area, 44-9i0 afl 6pm. BAKER GIMBELS MELLON SQUARE Musi have experience in Danish pastries, exc.

working conditions and pood fringe benefits. (Uniforms meals.) days per week, 1 AM-9 30 AM. Apply: GIMBELS MELLON SO. 11th Floor Employment Office. Interviewing Mon 112:30.

Equal oppor. Employer. BARBER STYLIST Excel, guarantee. 264-21J7, Eves. BAR PERSON For mohH.

Also waitresswaiter for Fri. A Sat. mghts, will train. Lemon Tree, hi. au, cuooy.

BARTENDER-BARMAID mixologist. Apply in person. Wlegands Restaurant, 424-422 For land North Side. BookkeeperRestaurant Experience presferred. auram re- ports, typing, calculator requlr- ed, telephone answering.

Fringe benefits. No Sundays or holidays. Call 9 to 5, 361-5675, ask tot rvianager BOOK KEEPER -Our expanding. ooeration reaulres us to nire 1 bookkeeper, if you are a dependable, honest Individual with automotive bookkeeping experience, you should Investigate this opportunity. We offer excellent working conditions, free insurance hospitalization, 5 day work week.

All replies confidential, tor personal Interview, call Mrs. Branik 437-9827, iNarionai r-org unionrown. o--iirzrzr-r Qualified, top pay, benefits, must call btwn. 6pm 9pm only. MarK poorosxy 4B9-V54I BUS PERSONS daylight, full or part time.

Apply in person, bet. 5-4pm, Nino's 214 N. Cralp. No phone calls. CASHIER Self-Service Gas.

7am-3pm, week gays. 364-7B 10. CHEF-COOK. ITALIAN Experienced. Call 6fl 1-7256 CHEF'S ASSISTANT For East-side Hotel.

Good future. Excellent salary and companv benefits. Must be experienced in all Chases of food preparation and anquets. Must be aible to supervise Kitchen personnel. Only qualified need apply for consideration.

For interview Catt Mr. J. Sperli. (412)247-2700. CLEANING Person instlt'n.

exp.518 So. Aiken 671-6660 CLERK Part time, weekend mornings, downtown location, cash register experience prefer-red. Reply Box T-a2? co paper COLLEGE GRADUATES Mar keting trainee. Multi billion dollar companv, 1 in Its specialized field seeks Individuals to enter its marketing trainee program. Positions available in Pittsburgh State College.

Applicants must be a college graduate able to suoply references. Opportunity offers rapid advancement, bonuses, national paid training school, retirement other fringe benefits. Please direct confidential reply to Fidelity Union Lite, College P.O. Box 365, Monroevilie, Pa. VS14A or rMi 379-00H4 dur- ing the day or "an appointment.

COMPANION Nurse. female, light housework, live-m. 5 days per wk. Pleasant surroundings. Personal flat Is, refs.

exp. Wnte P.O. Box 98214, PA, 15227 COMPUTER OPERATOR Must have exp. inventory control, liberal benefits compensation. Salary open.

Call CEN TRAL PURCHASING, 362-7194. COOK-Most have broiler knowledge, evenings 4 weekends. Paid vacation. Apply Johnny Garneau Restaurant, sim MCKnignT wa.f prwn COOK or CHEF-exp, gd. wage Apply Tarquinio's Vintage House, wre Murrysvme COOK'S Helper fi, Salad Maker.

Apply In person. Taylor's Dlnlrrfl Room, Rt. 30, Norm Versailles. Phone for 824-2477. COOK SHORT ORDER EXPERIENCED-RELIABLE ALSO DISHWASHER NEEDED SAMRENY'S RESTAURANT 4808 Baum Oakland Area Call 682-1212 COUNTER CLERK-deaning shop, some sewing parttime, apply In person: Footer Clean-ers 4609 Centre Ave, Oakland CUSTODIAL COUPLE -Maintenance, plumbing electrical nowiedpe.

Competitive salary. Apt. furnished. No children or pets. Call 833-2600, 833-3137 be-tween 9 5.

DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS ANALYST Dollar Savings Bank, Poh's 4th largest bank is recruiting for a Systems Analyst. 1-3 vrs. Data Processing e.per. required. Banking background, user inter, face accounting knowledge he'pful.

Please send resume wifh salaru requirements to: DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK PERSONNEL DEPT P.O. BOX 987 Pgh. PA 15230 EOE DENTAL ASSISTANT-Sq. Hill. Send resume tn lfiAT hjt, Pgh.

15217 or 421-1(33 aft DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION SUBURBAN ART CENTER Full time, Monday thru Friday. Send resume bv Dec 1st. Box V-BZ3 rms paper DOUGHNUT FRYER I UTILITY PESON-prt time, 5 day week, early morning hours. Winter's Bakerv, 3051 Brighton Rd. SlCVV 706-0300 ELECTRICIAN INDUSTRIALW evpenence necessary.

jjt-44J5 FILE CLERK MESSENGER for firm 0-10 to 5.30 Monday through Friday. Ask for Terre, FINANCE INSURANCE MGR. So. Hills autor.ioblte dealer, demo all employee benefits desirable Dirt not neces sary. Reply to box v-vj4 mi paper MATTHEWS On Nov.

IJ, 1977. Bea-It ice beloved wife at Wallace S. Matthews; mother of Nancy Lee Huuer and Petrkla Ann Sclranko; sister of Lav-arn Miller, Mauda Vogel, Florence Miller, Catherine Kulsls, Sterling Miller, Frances Fromm. William, Lfovd and Kennetn Miller; also survived by five grandchildren. Friends received at the LAUGH-Lin FUNERAL HOME, Casne Shannon, where services will be held on Thurs, Nov.

17. at 15 a.m. Visitation J-4, 7-9 p.m. McCABE On Monday, Nov. 14, 1977, Dorothy Lacock; wHo of Jo-sevn; mother ot Ethel Discoid, Carol Gorman and Robert; six grandchildren; sister of Homer fnd James Lacock and Ethel homes.

Friends are Invited to call at the LEO i. M.N-NEY FUNERAL HOME, 321 Secdnd Carnegie, where services will be held on Wednesday at 11. McCAUUY On Monday. November 14, 1977, Mary C. McCauily; sister of the late Cornelius H.

McCauily; also survived by two nephews. Funeral from McCABE BROS. INC. FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut St, Shadvside, on Wednesday, November la, at 8:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial In Sa-cred Heart Church at 930 fi.m.

Visitations with the feml-y Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. McCUNE On Monday, Nov. 14, 1977, Alice Maxwell McCune; wife of the late Dr. John R. McCune ot Edgewood; mother ot Mrs.

Harry R. Edelman III of Fox Chapel and Mrs. B. C. Munday of Fort Lauderdale, Fla; sister of Mrs.

David Nor-ris, Mrs. Ruben Dobbie and Ronald D. Maxwell; sister-ln-law of Mrs. R. P.

McClure; also eight grandchildren. Friends received at T. D. TURNER'S, 779 Wallace Ave, Wlik, Tuesday 19 p.m. and Wednesday 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Services at the Second U. P. Church, Wilkinsburg, Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. (Living memorials may be made to the Forbes Health System, 500 Flndley St, Pgh, 11206.) MILLER On Sunday, Nov. 13, 1977, Anna; beloved wife of Joseph (Sonny) Miller; sister of Mrs.

tsteile Solomon, Abe and Theodora Hersh, all of Los Angeles, Cal. Services at the RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, S509 Centra on Tuesday, 11 a.m. Irrrerment Beth halom Cemetery. Visitation one hour prior to the Service. Family suooests corriY to the Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged.

MOHAN Mrs. Madoe Flick, age 83. of 235 W. Diamond Butler, on Mon. morning at her home: mother of Clarence J.

and Margaret M. Stahl both of Butler; also survived by three grandchildren and three great-grandchildr en. Friends received THOMPSON-MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 124 E. North Butler, Tues. 7-9, Wed.

2-4, 7-9. Services Thurs. morning. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. NICHOLS On Monday, November 14, 1977, Caroline beloved mother ot Norman H.

Fr ends received at the L. BFINHAU-ER 1 SON CO. MORTUARY, 2t.30 W. Liberty Ave, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday.

Services 11 a.m. Thurv dav. Interment Mt. Royal Cemetery. NUCCI On Monday, November 14, 1977.

August beloved husband of Pat (Pasqualina) nee Mastreanne; father of Joseph M. and John August Nucci Jr. ot Valencia, Calif; son of Mrs. Vera Nucci Manfredo (nee CaltoJ; brother of Mrs. Angela Riccelli of San Jose, Mrs.

Rose DeFazio and Mrs. Sarah DeFaiio; also survived by nine grandchildren. Friends received in the EDWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a.m.

Funeral Mass In St. Rosalia Church at 10 a.m. O'KEEFE Suddenly, on SaturdaY. November 12, 1977, David age 21 years; beloved son of William and JoAnn Donovan O'Keefe. Family requests visitations between the hours of J-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at the NORMAN G. HEARD FUNERAL 4047 Perrysvllle N.S. Funeral on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in the Anu iation Church at 10 o'clock. OSWALD Suddenly, on Sunday.

Nov. 13, 1977, Edward of Bauers-town, Shaler husband of Armella Fries; father of Bonnie and Cindie; brother of Marie Schaming, Alberta Me-dack, Olive Riley, Raymond, Robert and Jack. Friends received at the PFEIFER FUNERAL HOME, 512 Grant Milfvale. Mass of Chris-tian Burial in St. Anthony's Church.

Millvale, on Thursday, Nov. 17, at 10 a.m. PFEUFFER Marie Chuchua, on Sunday, Nov. 13, 1977, of Carrlck; wife of Florenz J. (Mike) Pfeuffer; mother of Mrs.

Mary Lou Long; sister of Mrs. Ann Waddell, Mrs. Julia Loxter-man, Mrs. Helen Coiza. Mrs.

Antoinette Ervin and Michael Chuchua; grandmother of Patricia Marie, ktmberly Jean and Michael David. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, Brownsville Brenw-tood, Tuesday Wednesday, from 2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral on Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Sylvester Church at 10 o'clock. PIERCE On Srday, November 12. 1977. Hazel Milliard, wife of the late Gardner B. Pierce of 823 Mt.

Royal Shaler sister of the late Robert G. and Clair R. Milliard. Friends received at the H. P.

BRANDT FUNEJtAL HOME 1032 Perry Per-rysville, 2-4 ad 7-9, where services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. POLIVKA John, 221 South Sth St. Duquesne, at McKeesport Hospital, Saturday afternoo: husband of Anna Shimko; brother of George Shimko and Mrs. WHma Bishop, both' of Duquesne; nieces and nephews. Friends received at M.J.

SHAUGHNESSY 2-4 and 7-9, Monday and Tuesday. Funeral services at 10 a.m Wednesday SS. Peter and Paul Byzantine Church. RILEY On Saturday, Nov. 12, 1977, Melva (Payne of Mt.

Lebanon, widow of Leonard Rilev; mother ot Leonard Kiiev Jr, Mrs. John (Merilynn) Nascf, Donald Rilev and Mrs. Wayne (Dianne) Cimperman; also 1 1 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Ralph (Nellie) Richardson, Paul Patram and the late Fred Payne.

Friends received Monday. 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the WILLIAM E. GRIFFITH MORTUARY, 5e36 Brownsville Broughton-Curry, where Services will be held Tuesday evening at 8:30 p.m.

Entombment private. ROSCOE Unexpectedly on Saturday. November 12, 1977, Dora Dyson Roscoe, of Fourth Aspinwall; mother of Bonita DeTar and Marcia Stallard, both of Sharpsburgj daunhter ot Dora Cramer Dyson, and the late William O. Dyson; sister of Eveivn Netf of New Castle, and William S. Dvson ot Hara grandmother of James R.

and Mark Stal lard, and jenna Lynn DeTar. The family Is receiving friends 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the H. BLAINE WEDOELL FUNERAL HOME, too Center Asplnwan, where services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. SCHIDLMEIER On Nov.

12, 1977, Mary j. ot urooKime; wire or me late John J. Schidlmeier; beloved mother of John J. of Paul. Mrs.

Marllvn Richards, David Mrs, Ar-lene Cornacchione and Dona M. Schidlmeier; sister of Mrs. Clara Matte Francis Carse, Dorothy Rhodes Ruth Auth Anne Coudreit, and Coudrier and John Carse; also survived bv sin grandchildren. Friends received at the BEINHAU-ER A SON CO. MORTUARY.

2630 West Liberty 2-4 7 9 p.m. Mon. Tues. Mass of Christian Burial Wed. 10:30 a.m.

at Resurrection Church. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. SEIBERT On Sunday, Nov. 13, l77, Edward beloved husband of Bette M. Werner SeiOert; father ot Susan, Daniel E.

and Wicnelle Seiuert. Friends received 2-4 7- at the CHARLES W. TRENZ FUNERAL HOME, 11110 FrankMown Penn Hills, where services will be held on Wednesday at 1 p.m. HENSELL E. Earl, Nov.

1977. of Turtle Creek; husband of Eleanor meumanK father of Dr. Daniel aS LJn.l A rtiarril UIM kill brother of Alleen Hetherlrvgtor. of West Oranue, NJ, Samuel Hensell of Irwin, Gladys Hen-sell and Dorothy Fleck, both Of Turtle Creek. Friends received at the NEW J06E FONfcRAL HoME, corner of Shaw and Trlboro Turtle Creek.

Services will be held Weds. 10 a.m. visitation 2-4 nd pm HORNING John age 7, bom July 17. 1910 In Felrhaven, died Nov. 14, In Mt.

Pleasant, Michigan, a former employee of Mmla Machine son of John p. and Maria Horning of husband of Sue; father of Sandra Cavanaugh of Ohio, Lendis Bullard of Karen Gloss of Michigan, Robert C. of Dallas, Texas, John C. Jr. of California and Richard K.

of California; brother of Cordelia Schroeder ot West Chester, Pa. Funeral Services yvednesday, Nov. la, 1 p.m. from the First Presbyterian Church, Mt. Pleasant.

Rev. Malcolm Brown officiating. Ar. ranoements by STiNiON-HELMS FUNFRAL HOME, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, HOUSER On Mon Nov.

14, 1977, Sam. uel W. Houser; beloved husband of Helen Rust Houser; father of Jechuellne H. Wilson; grandfather of Jeftery H. and Craig S.

Wilson. Friends received at WM. SLATER 4 SONS, INC, Virginia Ave. tKearsarge Mt. Washington, where service will be neld Wed, Nov.

16, at 2 p.m. HUTTNER On Nov. 14, 1977. Jennie York; beloved wife of the late Samuel J. Huttner; mother of Mrs.

George (Rosalie) Joseph of Pgh. and Leroy H. Huttner of Palm Beach, sister of Mrs. Frank A. (Julia) Gllck of Columbus, Mrs.

S. H. (Anna) Adler of Beverly Hills, Mrs. Bar-nett (Minnie) Wooffsteed, Mrs, Albert (Maude) Orrlnger and Mrs. David (Leona) Klmelman all of the late Lillian York Moses, me late Jacob T.

York and me late A. Philip York; also one granddaughter and two great-grandchildren. Services afthe BURTON HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray So. Hill (opp. Mor-rowfleid Apts.) on Tues.

at 1 p.m. interment Beth Shalom Cemetery, visitation one hour prior to services. Family suggests contributions to your favorite charity. JEFFERY On Nov. 1, 1977, Mary Ruth of 4614 Sth daughter of the late Charles T.

and Eleanor M. Jeftery. Friends may call at H. SAMSON INC, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), Mon.

4-9 p.m., Tue. 10-12 noon. Services will be held In Shadvside Presbyterian Church, Amberson and Westminster Place, at 2:30 p.m. Interment Homewood Cemetery. KAMINSKY On Sunday, Nov.

15, 1977, John J. of North Breddock; husband of Susan Verosky; father of Hllarlon Budol, Dolo-rus Zaldel, Cyril, John and Rkhard kaminsky; 12 grandchildren and rive great-grandchildren. Friends received at the RONALD V. LUCAS FUNERAL HOME, 445 Fourth Braddock. Funeral on Wednesday, Nov.

16, with Mass ot Christian Burial In St. Michael's Church at 10 a.m. KARAKO Genevie M. Dragan, on Nov. 14, 1977; wife of Daniel karako; mother of Shirley Remensnyder, Stephanie Russell, David F.

and Kenneth D. Karako; two grandsons; daughter of Stephanie Dragan; sister of Stella Tamblvn and John E. Dragan. Friends received at the JOHN D. O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME, 4744 Clalrton Rte.

51, Whitehall. Funeral on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Services In the Elizabeth Baptist Church at 11 a.m. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. KEENER On Nov.

13, 1977, Elizabeth Meyer; mother of Mrs. Christine Miller of Monroe-vine, Mrs. Jean Lowman of Onlo and and Gary V. McKee of Ohio; sister of Miss Allison J. Meyer of Edgewood.

George D. of Cooks Forest and Alex M. Meyer of also seven grandchildren. Friends received at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swissvale.

Services on Wed. at 11 a.m. Family hours 2-4, 7-9 p.m. KLINK On Nov. 14, 1977, Alvin Christian of 334 New York Brldgeville; husband ot Emma Genot fattier of Carol L.

Doo-ley, Dennis A. and Bruce C. Kllnk: brother of James and Merinn Kllnk; also three grandchildren. Visiting hours from 12 noon to 9 p.m., however friends will be personally received by the family from 2-4 i 7-9 p.m. at the SAMUEL BLAKE FRYER FUNERAL HOME, 729 Washington Brldoevllle, where services will be held on Thurs.

at 1 p.m. Contributions may be made to the Brldgeville Methodist Church. LAND Of Upper St. Clair, on Sunday, November 13, 1977, Ellen C. (nee Cronln), beloved wife of J.

Stanley Land; mother of Jav S. Land of Athens, Tenn. and Patrick Land of San Francisco; also survived bv four grandchildren. Friends received at the E. B.

LAUGH-LIN FUNERAL HOME. 3310 West Liberty Ave, Mt. Lebanon, Mondey 7-9 pm, Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of the Christian Burial in St. Louise deMarillec Church, on Wednesday, November li at II am MACIOCE Suddenly on Nov.

12, Carmen B. Macioce of 532 Waddell Ave, Clalrton, son of Mrs. Emilia DtSarrtis Macioce; husband of Mrs. Mary Jane Harrington Macioce; tamer of Emily, Mary Ann and James C. Macioce; brother of Mrs.

Margaret Da-Baldo, Mrs. Bernlce Drnach, Patsy and Louis Macioce; also two grandchildren. Friends received In the A. J. BEKAVAC FUNERAL HOME, Sth St.

at Waooell Ave, Clalrton, Pa. Family hours on Mon. Tues. 2-4. 7-9 p.m.

Mass of Christian Burial on Nov. 16, at 930 a.m. In St. Clare Church, Ctalrton. Memorial donations may be made to the Heart Fund.

MALL On Monday, Nov. 14. 1977. Miss Ida Bertha Mail, beloved sister of Charles Mall; also survived by two nieces and three nephews. Family requests visitations between the hours of 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at the NORMAN G. HEARD FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Per-rvsvlile N.S. Services on Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. MANSMAN On Sunday, Nov. 13.

1977, Mary Ann Mansman; daughter of Mildred Paulls Mansman and the tate Anthony J. Mansman; sister of the late Michael Mansman. Friends may call Tuesday Wednesday from 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the WILLIAM C. HIRT FUNERAL HOME.

704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice St. Funeral Thursday at 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Albert the Great Church at II a.m.

MASON On Sun, Nov. 13, 1977, Llllle of Beechvtew; beloved wrfe of William- mother of Roy Ruth Peloubet of Sarasota, Fla. and Janet Julln, Joan Jenkins and the late Jack Mason; sister of William J. Cousins ot Hollywood, also 16 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren. Friends received at the L.

BEINHAU-ER I SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Ave, 2-4. 7-9 p.m. where services will be held Wed. at 1 p.m.

Interment Jefferson Memorial Park. Mrs. Mason was a member ot Ruth Chapter 0Ji. NO. 9.

MATEJKO On Sat, Nov. 12, 1977, Edward S. of Penn Hills; beloved husband of Dolores (nee Labiek tamer of Judith Hoffmann, Edward P. and Robert M. Meteiko; son of Adeiio and the late Joseoh Matelko; brother of Joseoh and the late Henry Mateo.

Friends received at me WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNFRAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Road (at Rodl RD) Penn Hills. Funeral on Weds, at 9:30 a.m. Mass ot Christian Burial I St. Bartholomew Church 10 am Invest 9.90 Sh Dean 17.69 Slrra Gr 8J4NX.

Acton, John (Blackie, Adams, Henry J. Sr. Boyd, Betty B. Fish, George H. Sr.

Getz, Alwilda J. Gumbert, Charles K. Jr. Hensell, E. Earl Jeffery, Mary R.

Land, Ellen C. O'Keefe, David J. Pierce, Hazel Riley, Melva Roscoe, Dora Schidlmeier, Mary J. 001 Death Notices BETZA On Sunday, Nov. 1J, 177.

Mary; beloved daughter of the late George arid Helen Betra; sister of Ann Moore, Kirmrvn Novak. Nancy Czulko, Christine Savut, Eve Valley, Helen Berhosky. the late Theodore (Frank) and John E. Friends received 2-4 i 7-9 p.m. at the THOMAS P.

UMIAK FUNERAL HOME, 31S? California Ave. at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass at St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church on Thursday at a.m. Pares-tas Wednesday, I p.m.

BOFF On Sunday. Nov. 13. 1977. Paul A.

of Penn Hills, beloved husband of Ruth; father of Ronald P. Boff and fatner.ln-law of Judith Boff. Friends will be received at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11733 Frankstnwn Ri (at Rodl Rd.) Penn Hills, inter-ment private, visitations Tuesday, J-4 and 7-9 p.m. BOUCHER On Mon- Nov.

14. 1977, For. est L. (Barney) of 129 Roval Oak Whle Oak' husband of Mary Christy; lather of Jane Forest and James G. Boucher; also survived dv two grandsons; brother or Mabel Thomas.

Visitation with the family Tues. 2-4. 7-9 p.m. at the JACK L. T6ICHART FUNERAL HOME, Kennedy Ave.

at Wll-mot Duquesne. where services will be held Wed. at I p.m. BOYD On Nov. 1977, Betty sister of Martha J.

Oarn-him of PhlledHpnia, James Boyd of Pompano Beach. FL. and Florence G. Boyd of Pittsburgh Friends may call at H. SAMSON tNC, 537 Neville S.

(Oakland Cvlc Center) Mon. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., where services will be held Tue. morntna at It o'clock. Interment Homewood Cemetery. BRADLEY On Monday, Nov.

14. 1977, Jean (Zimmerman), of Baldwin Boro; beloved wife of Charles B. Bradley; mother of William Bradley and Mrs. Kathryn A. Chrlstofer: also one grandson- daughter of Mrs.

Kathryn Zimmerman and the late William C. Zimmerman. Friends received Tuesday and Wednesday, 2-4 and 7 9 p.m. at the WILLIAM E. GRIFFITH MORTUARY, Brownsville Broughton-Curry, where services will be held Wednesday evening at p.m.

interment private. BUTERBAUGH Mary Margaret Fleming Buterbaugh, age 32, formerly of Irwin; momer of Vincent, Danielle, and Melissa De-Blesio; sister of Corlnne Blasko, Shirley Jane Is In, Lawrence A. Fleming. Michael F. Fleming, Bernaoette Rallng, and Jerome Fleming.

Friends received at the SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, Irwin, Pa. Blessing Service Wednesday at 10:00 am BUTLER Robert Lee of Coraooolls, on Nov. 14, 1977; brother of Annie Morgan and Thomas Butler. Family will receive friends Tues. 7-9 p.m.

at the COPELAND CORAOPOLIS FUNERAL HOME, S67 Sth Ave. Services on Wed. at 1 CONN Edna of Munhalt, Sunday, Nov. 13, 1977; survived by a nephew, Robert C. Hofer and a nleoe, Lenore Hofer- a cousin Ada Loomis McCat)-dles.

Funeral Services Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the SAVOLSKIS-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOMll 3501 Main St Munhalt. CONWAY (Appel) Dorothea A. Apoei, on Nov. 14, 1977, of Mt.

Washington; wfte of the late James B. Conway; sister of Margaret Klein; also survived by nieces and nephews. Members Con-fraternlry of Christian Mothers and friends received J-4 4 7-9 p.m. at the JOHN T. CONNORS FUNERAL HOME, 209 Allen (next to St.

George's Church). Funeral Mass In St. George's Church on Thursday at 10 a.m. CUPPS Guy on Nov. 13, 1977, of Greenville, suddenly; survived bv his wife, Alice Purdy Cupps, two daughters and one son, one brother, Calvin Cupps, one sister, Esther Stephens.

Friends received at the MOOOY FUNERAL HOME, Clinton, where services will be held Nov. 16, at 11 a.m. Visitation beg. Tues. 7-9 p.m.

Interment In Clinton Cemetery. FISH George H. Sr- on Nov. 13, 1977, of Whitehall; husband of the late Anna Goeti Fish; father of Lois, Jane George Jr. and Richard Fish; brother of Mrs.

Harriett Wright; eeven grandchildren. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Road, Brentwood, Mon. 7-9 and Tues. 24 and 7-9 p.m..

where funeral services will be held on Weds, at 11 am If desired family suggests contributions to charity of your choice. Mr, Fish was a member of McKeesport Lodpe No. 641 AM and a life member of Syria Temple. FLANDERS (George) Cora H. nee George, on Monday, Nov.

14, 1977 of Cerrtck; wife of Myron Flanders; mother of Albert Myron E. Flanders Jr, Betty Oulnet and Gloria Bradburn; sister of William Earl J. and Kenneth O. George; also survived by 28 grandchildren and six great-gr andch 1 Idr en. Friends received at the JOHN F.

SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Tuesday Wednesday, where funeral services will be hetd on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, with Funeral Services at the Concord Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. Interment Allegheny Cemetery, Temple of Memories. GETZ On Sunday, Nov. 13, 1977, Alwilda J. Callio Getz, In her 61st.

year, beloved wrfe of Kenneth S. Getz; mother of Jane E. Getz. Family will receive friends Monday, 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday.

2-4 and 7-9 at the OSCAR MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Troy Hill, where services will be held on Wednesday, at 10 a.m. Friends IvHed. CROPPER On Saturday, Nov. 12, 1977. Hermina; beloved wife of Marcus Cropper; mother of Kenneth Gropper of Boston.

Mrs. Elaine Jacobs of Santa Barbara, Cal. and Sheila Gropper of San Francisco, sister of Mrs. Sarah Welner of Miami, Rose Friedman of New York and Morris Rieter of Fort Lauderdale, sister-in-law of Mrs. Pearl Rubenstten and Sarah K.

Gropper, both of also survived by two grandchildren. Services at ttie ALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre on Tuesday at 2:30 pm visitation one hour prior to the Service. Interment New Light Ce tery. Family suggests contributions to the Hermina Gropper Memorial Scholarship Fund of Hlilel Academy. GUMBERT At St.

Petersburg, on Friday, Nov. 11, 1777, Charles Kent husband or Catharine Kelso Gumbert; formerly of Avaion; father of Mrs. Eleanor M. Owens, of St. Petersburg, also two grandchildren.

Members of East Liberty Lodge, 72S FiAM and friends received by the family on Tuesday evenlrxj 7-t in the ORtON PiNKER-TON FUNERAL HOME (NC, 1014 California Avaion (North BO os), where Memorial services will be held on Weds, afternoon at 3 o'clock. Memorials are suggested to Heart Fund. Mr. Gumbert was E-d Industrial relations eftarteoer of Pgh. Foregtng Co.

and a member of Pgh. Consistory and Syria Shrine. Abner, Hattle Adarai, William L. Barrett, John Sr. Betza, Mary Boff, Paul A.

Boucher, Forest L. (Barney) Bradley, Jean Buterbaugh, Mary Margaret Fleming Butler, Robert Conn, Edna L. Conway, Dorothea A. Appel Cupps, Guy H. Flanders, Cora H.

George Cropper, Hermina Horning, John C. Houser, Samuel W. Huttner, Jennie York Kaminsky, John J. Karako, Genevie M. Keener, Elizabeth Meyer Rlink, Alvin Christian Macioce, Carmen B.

Mail, Ida B. Mansman, Mary Mason, Lillie Matejko, Edward S. Matthews, Beatrice McCabe, Dorothy Lacock McCauily, Mary C. McCune, Alice Maxwell Miller, Anna Mohan, Madge Nichols, Caroline E. Nucci, August J.

Oswald, Edward C. Pfeuffer, Marie Cbuchua Polivka, John Seibert, Edward R. Weaver, Thomas Weiss, Theodore Wbigham, Patricia Williamson WUes, Frederick C. Wisner, Ethel R. Wright, Paul M.

Yanosko, Mark R. 001 Death Notices ABNER On Sunday, Nov. 12, 1977. Hattta Abner, beloved wife of Hosla Abner; mother of Samuel McPnerson, of Phoenix. Arizona and Henry Abner of Los Angeles; also survived by five grandchildren and one great -gi andson and other relatives.

Family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 at the WALLACE ft. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, 418 Lincoln E.E. Services Wednesday, 11 a.m. In the Lincoln Ave. Church of God.

Interment Allegheny Cemetery. ACTON On Sunday, November 13, 1977, John (Black le), of Allison Park; father of Mrs. Debra Metier, Christine, Jacqueline, Jeanne, John and Brian Acton. Son of Mrs. 3osephlne Acton and the late John Acton; brother of Mrs.

Alice Groom and Ronald F. Acton; also survived by one grandson. Friends received at the HERBERT R. KING JR. FUNERAL HOME, Route I at Woodland Circle, Allison Perk.

Mass of Christie Burial at St. Ursula's Church, Allison Park, on Wednesday morlng at Id o'clock. ADAMS Henry J. on November 13, 1977, beloved husband of Leah Bremer Adams; father of Diane Peluso, Nancy Weiss, Gall Adams and Gerald lne Peluso, Henry J. Robert, Richard and Wayne Adams also survived by his aunt, Mathilda Adams and fifteen grandchildren.

Friends will be received at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, 4730 Friendship Ave. where Blessing services will be held on Wed. at 10 a.m. ADAMS UUIIIInm I Hf Mai Avaais Oak moritbe loved husband of Dorothy Adams; father of William, Robert, and Kenneth Adams and Virginia Rush; brother of Walter. Tienry, Clifford, Clinton, Harold, and Stansbury Adams and Geneva Pannell.

Friends received at st. paui sapnsT uiurcn, (second and Delaware Oakmont, beginning 2 p.m. Tuesday. Family hours 2-4 7-9, where funeral will be held Wednesday, 2 p.m. Inter, ment Oakmont-Verona Cemetery.

Arrangements by FREDERICK FUNERAL HOME, He was a retired employee of Edgewater Steel Co. and a resident of Oakmont for 26 vrs. BARRETT On Monday, Nov. 14, 1977. John W.

Sr beloved husband of Elizabeth Ready Barrett; father of John W. Barrett Jr. and of the late Dorothy French; also six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9 rn. at the THOMAS P.

KUN-AK FUNERAL HOME, 3652 California Ave. at Davis Ave. where services will be held on Thursday at am Lottery Number Yesterday's number in the state Daily Number drawing was 737. ANSTINE, Ray H. against Irene R.

BURKE, Linda L. against Alan BUTCH, Suzanne against William BROWN, Jennifer M. against Kooerr l. VARHOLA, Carol against Richard J. MEYERS, George against Theresa A.

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6.75 13.74 ft Ofl 12.5913.11 9.81 1041 1.00 NX. 5.24 5.73 1.00 NX. 8.92 9.75 13.64 N.L. 8.94 9.77 8.01 8.64 3.89 4.21 Omaha: 11.6512.20 3.93 4.27 9.45 10.27 15 39 14.73 30.18 N.L UnlTled Union Service: BrdS Iv 11.2412.12 Natl Inv 6.26 Un Cast 11.5312.43 UnionTi 12.74 umtea arums: Accum o.i5 Bnd Fd 7.36 Com pw Cont Inc Incom Mun Bd Selene Vangd Utd SvcF 8.CT 9.33 9.91 10.16 5.57 5.37 1.86 Mun Bd RdV Art Mid Am Money Mony Fd MSB Fd MttBn MIF Fd MIF Gro Mutual of Amer Grwth Incmt Ta Fr Mut Shrs Eagle Gr 10.54 11.52 Eaton Howard: Bain Fd 7.96 8.58 Fuirao. 7 97 N.L.

Gwth Incme Specll Sick Fd Edle Spc Gl Egret Fd Stun Trt 9.07 9.78 6.08 6.54 6.44 6.94 8.74 9.42 17.68 N.L 8.97 N.L. 10.44 11.35 14.54 III Falrtld 9.23 1i Federated Group: A Leadr 7.83 7.95 4th El Nat Emore UmH USAA Ca USAA In 7.44 11.73 104 NX. Eaeuritiat: 9.29 10.02 5 4.59 4.95 US GvtS 9.69 VaUe Line Fundi: tmsu UP! Tan Inc 13.58 14.84 Balanc Bond r-r HJL. Fidelity Grouo: uividn BOO IPT e.in.L. Pref 4.04 4.3 7.33 7.90 5.45 5.88 7.75 8.36 Stk Incom stock Sr Grwth Val Lne 7.28 7.47 Val Inc 5.06 5.19 Lev Gth 11.7312.03 Val Spc 4.50 4.62 Vance Sanders: Incom 13.55 14.81 Invest 7.05 7.70 VS Com 587 6.42 New England life: Equity 16.68 18.1 Grwth 8 92 9.7 Caotal 7.95 8.69 10.09 HJl.

1.00 N.L 8.08 (I) 15.54 Nl. 15.62 17.07 23.65 10.59 NX. 10.3611.32 4.80 5.25 10.30 N.L. 71.06 23.02 Contra Dly Inc Dest Equity I Fund Magltn Muncp PurHn Salem Thrift Trend mcom Neubergar. Enero 5.42 5.84 soeel 8.81 1399 Side Vanguard Expior 1st rati Ivest Moron Trust Welsly Welltn Wstmn Windsr Varied I WallSt gr Weing eq Wstld Gr wise mc NL no Group: 20.89 13.16 7J4 11.93 9.18 12.13 8.90 9.60 9.69 3.52 6.05 1257 4.84 5.10 lad.

IJ.rj N.L. 25.87 N.L. 9.64 N.L 7.85 NX. 8.24 N.L. 12.04 N.L.

9.69 N.L 10.60 NX. 16.52 NX 9.77 10.51 14993 N.L. 9.81 10.27 One Wl N.L N.L NX. N.L. NX.

NX. N.L NX. N.L. 3.83 tJ NX. 7.48 5.58 xx Guard Partnr NEA Mt Neuwlh Newtn Newtn In New Wld Nicnias Nmura Nest Ivtr Nuveen Omeoa Fd 9.04 9.88 Fnd 58 6.21 i dividend.

I-unevailable. Fifi'd Programi: Fin Dyn 4.87 N.L Fin Ind 4.08 N.L Fin Inc 7.24 NX. First Investors: DISC Fd 5.34 5.84 Grth Fd Incom Stock 1st MulN IstMl Inc 44 WaU Fdn Gr 4.79 7.42 8.73 9 54 8.31 9.08 7.78 N.L 10.00 NX. 17.26 NX. 3.77 4.12 Onoenheimer TREASURY STATEMENT WASHINGTON Withdrawals and deposits In Treasury accounts tor the fiscal vear through Nov.

10 rounded to the nearest million dollars): THIS YEAR Withdrawals 8104,202 Deposits 587,163 Cash balance 52,065 PuOlic debt 8495,917 Internal Revenue collections on Nov 10 were S705. Divorce Proceedings Aim Op Foreign Exchange Mon. Argentina .001900 Australia 1.1280 Austria. .0624 Belgium .0284 Bolivia .0495 Brazil .0659 Britain 18135 Canada .8998 Egypt 1.43 .2053 Greece .0282 Holland .4114 .2136 Iran .01410 Israel .0445 Iftiy 001138 Japan 004085 Mexico ,.0441 .1362 Portugal .0246 .2841 So Africa 1.1505 Spain .0120 Sweden .2085 Switzerland .4536 Uruguay .1908 -Venezuela .2328 W. Germany.

.4445 Thu. .001920 1.1283 .0622 .0282 .0495 .0659 1.8105 .9007 1.43 .2052 .0281 .4122 .2133 .01410 .0645 .001137 .004005 .0441 .1361 .0245 .2841 1.1510 .0120 .2084 .4519 .1908 .2328 .4447 Money Rates Prime rate: 7. Discount rate: 6. Broker call loan rate: 7. Federat funds market rate: 8 high, 4'i low, 6 916 close.

Dealer's commercial paper 30-180 days 6.45-4.625., Commercial paper by finance companv: 30-270 davs 6.45-6.625. Bankers acceptance dealer Indications: 30-59 days. 6.45-O.40: 40-89 days, 90-lld davs. 6.60-6.55: 120-179 days, 4.70-7.65; 180-27) davs, 4.80-4.75. Certificates of deposit 30-59 days, 6'4-448; 60-89 days, 6V 4'i; 90-119 days, 6Vj-4H; 120-179 days, t'i-OH; 180-360 days, 4-7.

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