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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Wednesday, October 25, 1989 28 Archives recall 'shuls' Maazel finds applause amid acrimony in Berlin 4 If .1 I if By Bob Hoover Post-Gazette Stall Writer As the waves of immigrants arrived in Pittsburgh in the last century, they naturally sought out their own people, frequently those who had come before them from the same village. For the Jews, emigrating as they did from so many different areas of Europe and Russia, the establishment of a place of worship with a congregation of familiar faces and names from their former country was crucial. The Congregation Machsikei Ha-das was typical of these "shuls," or synagogues, formed by immigrants from Galicia in Eastern Europe. Settling first in the Hill District, Machsikei Hadas built a three-story synagogue on W'ylie Avenue in the early 1900s. The congregation moved in the 1950s, remodeling a house on Negley Avenue in East Liberty.

But, times changed. The congregation dwindled to the point where Machsikei Hadas finally closed earlier this year. Machsikei Hadas will soon live again, but this time as a permanent exhibit mounted by the Jewish Archives project of the Western Pennsylvania Historical Society. The archives have been designated the official repository of synagogue materials. Using volunteer labor, the project staff removed such religious artifacts as the Ark, the Bimah or pulpit and the Mckhistsah or partition that separated the men from the women in this Orthodox congregation.

Also preserved were other parts of the sanctuary including pews and other furniture as well as ceremonial items and records. Undamaged Torahs and prayer-books were donated to other synagogues. "Machsikei Hadas is an example of a part of Jewish culture in Pittsburgh that's pretty well vanished," said Tina Rieger, who's overseeing the archives project. "These shuls were formed during a time of major Jewish immigration to Pittsburgh. The Jewish population here jumped from about 10,000 in 1900 to 80,000 by the 1930s." The localized congregations were gradually supplanted by larger synagogues that attracted younger generations of worshipers.

Machsikei Hadas represented the Sephardic ritual of Eastern Europe, yet most congregations in Pittsburgh were Ashkenazi or Western in ritual. The dismantled sanctuary is currently in storage, waiting to be installed in the future Pittsburgh Regional History Center, which the historical society is planning as its new home. Currently in Oakland, the society intends to move "somewhere lSr" I I --iim 5 F) Ik This Ark and other furnishings of the Machsikei Hadas congregation are now in storage awaiting installation in a planned Jewish heritage exhibit. near the Downtown area," as society It's administered by the United Jew-director John Herbst puts it. An ish Federation of Greater announcement is expected soon.

Pittsburgh. The Jewish archives project is As well as acquiring the Machsi- funded by the Allen H. and Selma W. kei Hadas sanctuary, the project is Berkman fcnaowmeni in memory 01 wueciing iu I I- knn Hvman L. and baran n.

KerKman. coras 01 jcwiau mc ucic. By James Helme Sutctiffe WEST BERLIN Lorin Maazel has been associated with this divided city's musical life for more than 35 years, but his appearance with the Pittsburgh Symphony here Monday night may have brought that era to a sudden end. Earlier Monday, he had announced at a contentious press conference that he was severing all ties with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra while extending his contract with the Pittsburgh. Still, Maazel's large and devoted musical following here built during his years as musical director of the Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Deutsche Opera Berlin and as a regular conductor for the Berlin Philharmonic gathered at the almost sold-out 'Philharmonie' to hear a hypertense performance of Mahler's dark Symphony No.

7 in minor with its two central movements titled "Night Pieces." There were some erratic tempi in the opening movement's Allegro con fuoco and the horns were encouraged to brutally dominate the rest of the ensemble although their thematic material was often subsidiary. Also the sluggish beginning of the second movement brought some unclean horn solos and no differentiation between the opening themes and the lyrically romantic nature of the second section. But from the third-movement (Scherzo) the performance began to gather musical momentum, as if the exhausted players were getting their second wind. The superbly springy string rhythms in the fifth movement, the clarion trumpet calls, the breathtak-ingly lovely woodwind colors and the blazing brass chorale that first punctuated then crowned the passage of the final movement proved Maazel to be in masterful control of Mahler's subtly shifting rhythmic demands, countering what had sounded like inflexibility as the symphony began. The audiences responded with rapture and after seven curtain calls Maazel conducted an encore, unusual in Germany except when U.S.

orchestras visit. And yet a Berlin colleague remarked after the concert, "I felt more like booing!" The reason? The press conference that afternoon at which Maazel had read the text of an open letter to the members of the Berlin Philharmonic, a self-administrating body, which made the German press at first nonplussed and then very angry. In the letter, Maazel, as reported yesterday in the Post-Gazette, announced a MUSIC REVIEW four-year extension of his contract with the Pittsburgh Symphony and the cancellation of all his projected subscription concerts with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra through 1992, a series he has conducted for 30 years. Also canceled were 40 recording sessions, which would have produced 12 CDs, and a tour of Australia in June 1991. German critics immediately and understandably assumed that Maazel was suffering from a severe case of "sour grapes" because the BPO had on Oct.

8 chosen Claudio Abbado and not Maazel as its new music director. One prominent German critic left in disgust, saying the press conference was the most disgraceful he had attended in his journalistic career. Another was completely dis-. mayed and asked Maazel if he did not feel this to be a complete betrayal of his many Berlin devotees. Others asked why he had waited until now, when he was in Berlin, to announce a decision that he said he had made last May.

Nobody was convinced by his explanations, which were: that he did not then want to add to the BPO's difficulties at a time when the orchestra's 35-year musical director Herbert von Karajan had just handed in his resignation after a period of internal unrest; and that he merely wanted to give his younger colleague Abbado more time to work with the orchestra, which has added many new, younger players during the past few years. Their disbelief was compounded by the fact that Maazel mentioned, in the same breath, how many concerts he had taken over on short notice at great cost to his own obligations, when from 1983 to 1989 the aged and ailing Karajan had been forced to cancel. It came across as if Maazel considered the BPO's choice of Abbado as blatantly ungrateful, and the Berlin press understood it that way. So Lorin Maazel's Berlin concert with the Pittsburgh Symphony took place in a valedictory atmosphere. If the Berlin Philharmonic understands his decision as an affront and it certainly will he will have conducted in the city for the last time, except for future possible visits of his own orchestra, the Pittsburgh Symphony.

The author is a former Pittsburgh resident who now works as a freelance music writer in Berlin. PEOPLEPL ANTING THE SEEDS OF AWARENESS lwr- f-N eys Jimmy Roach and Steve Hansen have been running their own campaign this fall under the slogan, "Two Heads are Better Than None." Their radio show was simulcast yesterday on PCTV, the local-access television channel on Pittsburgh Cable. And who should walk in during the show but Masloff herself, who asked Roach and Hansen to concede. They refused, of course, to give up their tongue-in-cheek campaign. WMYG program director Dave Er-vin swears Masloff's appearance was spontaneous.

"We've been trying to get the mayor to come on the show and she's refused," he said. Rockin' to fame The Rock 'n' Roll Class of 1990 has been named, and it includes the Who, Bobby Darin, Four Tops, and Simon and Garfunkel. They will be inducted in January in New York into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame, along with the Four Seasons, the Kinks, the Platters and Hank Ballard. Three "early influencers" also were selected for honor: Louis Armstrong, Charlie Christian and Ma Rainey. Groundbreaking for the $48 million hall of fame and museum will take place in 1990 in Cleveland.

Praise far and near Kudos: The Museum of Broadcasting will pay tribute to the TV and radio career of George Burns at a black-tie dinner Nov. 5 at New York's Plaza Hotel. Burns recently told Emmy magazine the secret of his success: "We talked in vaudeville, we talked in radio, we talked in television. It wasn't hard to go from one medium to another." Closer to home, 69-year-old Dorothy Hileman of West Homestead has been crowned Miss Pennsylvania Senior at a pageant in Hazelton. A former teacher in the North Hills district, Hileman will compete in a national seniors' pageant in April in Atlantic City.

Compiled by Bob Hoover Doing her part for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month Monday was actress Jill Ireland, herself a cancer sufferer. She planted a daffodil bulb in the Garden of Hope in New York's Central Park, a garden dedicated to breast cancer victims. Ireland is the wife of film star Charles Bronson. Jail for Zsa Zsa "If you strike a cop, you go to jail," Municipal Judge Charles Rubin told Zsa Zsa Gabor yesterday in sentencing the Hungarian-born actress to three days in jail and 120 hours of community service for slapping Beverly Hills police officer Paul Kramer. Her other convictions stemming from the June 14 incident were driving without a valid driver's license and having an open container of alcohol in her car.

She also was fined $2,350. He ordered her to perform the 120 hours of community service in a shelter for homeless women. The judge ordered the actress not to say anything to anyone about the case or give interviews while performing her community service, and asked reporters to stay away from her. The maximum possible sentence for the misdemeanor conviction was 18 months in prison and a $3,500 fine. "I can't believe this is happening to me," said Gabor, who is secretive about her age but according to court documents is 66.

"I'm 100 percent innocent," she told the Associated Press Monday night. Criticized editor here The editor whose publication drew the fire of Soviet leader Mik- 1 hail Gorbachev last week will be part of the Soviet delegation attending the Chautauqua at Pitt Conference on Soviet Relations that opens Sunday. Vladislav Starkov, editor of Argumenty i Fakty, the world's largest-circulation weekly, is scheduled to arrive with the dozen or so other journalists who are among the 200-strong group of visitors. Gorbachev criticized Starkov's publica- i 5, SHORT SUBJECTS Two singers featured in Pittsburgh Opera's coming production of Strauss' "Elektra" Nov. 4-11 will give special master classes for singers in Duquesne University's Recital Hall.

Soprano Johanna Meier will give the first session, Nov. 4 from noon to 2 p.m. Contralto Maureen Forrester will follow Nov. 6, from p.m. These sessions are part of the Pittsburgh Opera Center at Duquesne University, directed by Tito Capobianco, and are open to the public as auditors without charge.

1 Associated Press independence, will be unveiled in the lobby of CNG Tower, Downtown. The agreement was written and signed in the now-razed Moose Hall, Penn Avenue. The bronze portraits of Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Thomas G. Masaryk by Pittsburgh artist Eleanor Milleville have been placed near the escalator in a 5- by 7-foot wooden case designed by Charles Froom of Design Associates, New York. Milleville's work includes a relief of Roberto Clemente in the Allegheny Club, Three Rivers Stadium, and "Heather," a life-sized bronze of a girl on a swing, at Children's Hospital.

The monument is a project of The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust. Jill Ireland plants a daffodil in Central Park's Garden of Hope. tion of a reader survey critical of him and praising his political adversaries. Also coming here from Moscow for the conference will be editor Andrei Baidak who worked as an intern in the news department of the Post-Gazette earlier this year. Sophie's surprise The Pittsburgh mayor's race is heating up.

What's that? You say there is no mayor's race? You say the November election is a mere formality for Mayor Masloff? Ah, but WMYG-FM morning disc jock On Saturday, a monument, honoring the 1918 Pittsburgh Agreement, a major event in Czechoslovakian 821 Bids Proposals 800 Legal Notices 800 Legal Notices 800 Legal Notices 800 Legal Notices 800 Legal Notices 800 Legal Notices West Virainia. or at the oo- Corporation Law approved the 5th day of May, A.D. tion of the holder the Union hirwi.int in Omer of Court ot Common PIiMj of AllPoheny County Genial Dorktf Nil D.iurt A (i'jt'JOfO DiMjftor Of rMflmrnt of Gwwal Services tor cud C' Of PiTtshi qh will ottt'f Jor public, sjlti on NovemfiT 8 ivjj r.L. jo4, as amenaeo. under the Business Corporations Law, Act of May 5, 1933, P.L.

364, as amended, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of rights and privileges which a business corporation may now or hereafter be organized or authorized to do or to exercise under the Business Corporation Law uf Pennsylvania. no pawling time at ine lily low Pouna ana a National Bank, Clarksburg, West Virginia, on December 1, 1989, and cease to bear interest on that date. City of Clarksburg FRANK L. FERRARI, Director of Finance 821 Bids Proposals ity Rating assigned by the Prequal ideation Committee of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is a necessary prerequisite for bidding on this project. Contact the Director of Purchases for listing of other locations where plans and specs can be Inspected.

JAMES B. WILSON, P.E. Secretary Treasurer Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Harrisburg, PA. Sealed proposals from prequalified bidders will be received at the office of the secretary of Transportation, 12th Floor, ih Pwinsvivama MAKE PLATfc SERIAL NUMBER AMOUNT 0 Pi )8 i i'ir TlT' miu: r-urt I Vl2i; H': Jjj! 113 "-M C-viO 1 1 0 Ha nd u-ic Vv. b.iVjHi r- i 1 loAnwnfl l'Vf(Wt 'him; RitflV Ln HJ vl 1 I et i to i i- I rr i.

vT' 'v K'i 3 tC 1 'i 4 iLmdjJo' 3 mil Linrc.n nr 7U31I 4t'ird0 mrr M.n.itT i fr 4 1C ne in i- 3 MmMC by.W NOTICE is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Departmeni of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, ai Han isburg, Pa. on the Isl day of September, 1989, bv Ferraro, Krebs McMurtry, Professional Corporation, a Pennsylvania Professional Corporation having its registered office at No. 108 Market Street City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Said Articles of Amendment were filed under the provisions of the Professional Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved July 9, 1970, Act No. 160.

The nature and character of the amendment is as follows: Ferraro, Krebs and Associates, Professional Cor- oration name changed to errarq, Krebs McMurtry, Professional Corporation and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of oaid Act of NOTICE OF REDEMPTION CITY OF CL ARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Parking Revenue Bonds, Series Dated: June 1, 1972 Notice is hereby given that the City of Clarksburg has exercised its option to call for redemption on December 1 1989 $8,000 Clarksburg Parking Revenue Bonds. Series dated June 1, 1972, numbered C-53, C-72, C-79 C-117, C-122, C-156, C-157, C-164. Said bonds are being redeemed pursuant to mandatory redemption provisions and will be paid upon presentation to the Kanawha Valley Bank, Charleston, West Virginia, or at the option of the holder, the Union National Bank, Clarksburg, West Virginia, on December 1, 1989, and cease to bear interest on that date. City of Clarksburg FRANK L. FERRARI, Director of Finance GUSTY A.E.

Sunsert, 710 Copeland Street, it 12, Pa. Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved bv the Department of State of the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on the 21st day of Seotember, 1989, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5, 1933, P.L. 364, as amended. The name of the corporation is Ninety-Four Enterprises, (a close corporation). The purpose or purposes tor which it was organized: Bakery Operations, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly.

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES HARRISBURG The Department of General Services, 414 North Office Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17125 will publicly open all sealed bid proposals received on or before said date and time for the following contract: Contract 0014-1001 "All Using Agencies" Books Over 32 Pages Including Cover. Books will vary in size and quantity from 3 4''3 to 9 12. Typesetting, make-up preparation, presswork, foldling, binding and delivery required. Contractor to furnish complete. Contract effective beginning February 1, 1990 an ending January 31, 1991.

Bid opening date Friday, December 15, 1989. Blanks and Information may be obtained upon application to the above office. They will become available approximately 3 weeks before the bid opening date. The Commonwealth reserves the right to reject any or all parts of bid. Security requirements must be submitted with the Bid Proposal.

831 Estate Notices 83 Estate Notices 831 Estate Notices ESTATE NOTICES ESTATE NOTICES ESTATE NOTICES i etters have been granted Letters have been granted Letters have been granted on the estate ot each of the on estate ot each ot the on the estate of each of the following decedents to the following decedents to the following decedents to the oersonal representative Personal representative personal representative named who reauests all named who requests all named who requests all rjersons having claims Persons having claims persons having claims aoainst the estate of the de. against the estate of the de- against the estate of the decedent to make known the cedent to make known the cedent to make known the same in writing to him or same in writing to him or same In writing to him or his attorney and all persons nis attorney, and all persons his attorney, and all persons indebted to the decedent to indebted to the decedent to indebted to the decedent to make Davment to him with- make payment to him with- make payment to him without delay! ou1 delav: out delay: BEHLER, Allan deceased, HASER, Ferdinand also MEADE, Donald de- of Churchill Borough, Pa. kr)OW'n as Ferd kaser, ceased, of Pittsburgh Pa. hlo 762 of 1989. Brian A BIua Fred w.

Haser No. 5IB7 of 1989. iJebra hlef, DALmoii4 I6 k'a Erlti W. Haser, de- Jean Meade, 494 Churchill Road, Pittsburgh, of Ross Pa. Kerrwood Drive West, Pa.

15235, or to G. N. No 5j'95 0( Robert Pittsburgh, Pa. 15215, or Evashavlk, Esquire, Eva- Haser Eth 318 to Richard S. Crone, shavlk DelU i Vecchia, smith RrL Pittsburgh, Pa.

Warman and Crone, At- A'tvs-. 300. Allegheny 15237, or to Alvln J. Lud- 3220 Grant Building, Jl Pittsburgh, Pa. w0 and Bran H.

i.udWio, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219. 603 Frick Building, MULLEN Marv A diT COLES. Jane also known Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219.

ceased of Port Vue' Boro, as Jane J. Coles de- KNAKE. Walter de- PA. No. 5378 of 1989.

Rita ceased of Pttsburoh Pa. ceaserf. of Pittsburpfi, Pa. Kelly, Extrx co Cooper No. 3643 of 1989 Jane F.

No 52j4 of 1989. eliiabeth German, Kelly Purcell, Burns, Extrx 1638 Tiffany Knak, 1000 PC, 10th Floor Frick RidAe, st- Vtts5fLoh'. Pf- Peermont Pittsburgh, Pa 152W or to 15227, or to Albert G. Pa ,52, to Robert M. James J.

Anfang, Feciko, Jr Esquire, Entwlsle, Miller co Cooper, German, Feciko and Seymour At- Entwisle, 614 Oil- Kelly Purcell, P.C, At- Professional Office Jef Bulldfno, Pittsburgh, 10th Floor FVlek Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. pa, 15222 Pa 15219. KROLICK, Charles, deT MUNSON, Louis de- ceased, of Forest Hills, eed, of Library Pa. Pa. No.

5189 of 1989. Don: 'No. 5054 of 1989. Carol A. 5251 of 1989 Donald P.

Brown, Adm. c.t.a., 11 Munson, 4107 High 2itViKE'' Sue vi5t Drv Delmont, Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. pa- '526, or fo Charles 15219, or to Robert G. Kenneth G. Judson, Es- F0erster, 2008 Bovle, Esquire, Laughlin, Mv.er' a Finance Building, Ditenderter Bovle, P.C, Scott, Attvs 300 Oliver Pittsburgh, Pa.

15219. Suite 140 Fort Pitt Com- Pittsburgh, Pa. mons Bu Idina 445 Fort 15222 MCKINNE Maerean Sn Pittsburgh. TARCSON, Anthony Georoe PeaNe0d' 5219-1358. also known as Anthony G.

Allna Dudiev STUART, Mamie Eggert, de-Tarcson deceased, of 1347 Bessemer ceased, of Verona, Pa. NO. Fi tL J2? Biaddock, Pa. 15104, or to 5185 1989. Christine Eg-1989.

Michael M. Tarcson, Laurence B. Green, gert Lord, Admrx RD 4, 4043 Murray Ave, Beroer ad Green, Attvs. Valencia, Pa 16059, or to p9nj PA Suite 300, 5850 eilsworth John R. Walters, Attv M.

Kish, 1105 Manor A Pittsburgh, Pa. '08 6. Diamond But-Complex, P. 15219. tjjjj- er Pa 1600 The Ot rinht to reject any jnrj all digs This snir is to satisfy or lowing and impouncmq uh jil coLia ol not Quarantft the tries to 'ht; aDOve wfchit.lt';, Ah fwrtrct of secure the mits tn mow vehicles shall oe ai me purcnast-r excise Pcllfonni Ci'v Lows Cults Asbistani City Solicitor TransporTanon ana sareiy Building, Harrisburg, until 1 1:00 A.M., prevailing local time, November 9, 1989 when proposals will be publicly opened and read for: The reconstruction of an existing Bituminous Overlaid Concrete roadway i using subbase.

3" depth (OGS and 2A), Plain cement concrete base course, bituminous concrete base course, Bituminous binder course, Bituminous concrete wearing course, ID-2, SRL-E, concrete pavement patching, type A and upgrading existing traffic signals using 2" and 3" conduit, signal cable, vehicular signal heads, loop sensor, traffic signal supports and controllers, removal of two existing railroad structures over the roadway, including guide rail and drainage, all within an overall length of 3,725 linear feet. Allegheny Coun-ty. West Mifflin Borough, State Route 2040 Section 008. Construction drawings and proposals are available for review at Four Parkway Center, 875 Greentree Road. Pittsburgh, PA 15220.

And must be purchased at the PennDot Sales Store, P.O. Box 2730, Harrisburg, PA 17105. The department. In accordance with title VI of the U.S. Civil Rights Act ot 1964 and parts 21 and 23 of 49 C.F.R., notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively insure that minority business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and that no person will be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in consideration for an award.

HOWARD YERUSALIM, PP. Secretary Of Transportation CASH MINIMUM BID S30 00 TERMS Of SALE- HiW If AUCTION TP HIGHEST BlPDFR PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION Harrisburg, Pa. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Proposals will be received bv Mr. W.S. Cornelius, Director of Purchases at the Administration Building, Harrisburg-East Interchange near Htghspire, Pa.

(Mailing Address: P.O. Box 8531, Harrisburg, Pa. 171051 and publicly opened and read at the date and ime indicated below for the contract: CONTRACT NO. 6903-84-204 Bituminous overlay, ID-2. shoulder reconstruction and hririoe reoairs MP.

1 1 5.98 NOTICE OF REDEMPTION CITY OF CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Parking Revenue Bonds, Series A Dated: December 1, 1965 Notice is hereby given that the City of Clarksburg has exercised its option to call for redemption on December 1, 1989, $9,000 Clarksburg Parking Revenue Bonds, Series dated December 1, 1965, numbered A-54, A-87, A-112, A-118, A-137, A-138, A-168, A-182, A-192. Said bonds are being redeemed pursuant to mandatory redemption provisions and will be paid upon presentation to the Kanawha Valley Bank, Charleston, West Virginia on December 1, 1989, and cease to bear interest on that date. City of Clarksburg FRANK L. FERRARI, Director of Finance PHILIP M. Belt; 4415 Fifth Pa.

15213 Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on the 11th day of August 1989, for the purpose of ohtaimncj a Certificate of Incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5, 1933, P.L. 3A4 as amended. The name or the corporation is NDC-Oakian(l inc. (a close corporation). The purpose or purposes for which it was organized: 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 Corporations Law, Act of May 5, 19 J3, P.L.

364, as amended, and for these purposes to have, possess and eoiov all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act ot to 122.11 on the Turnpike in BARBARA Ann Mohaierv, Esquire, Suite 800, 600 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Notice is hereby given that Global-mark, 709 One Bioelow Square, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219, has tiled on October 3. 1989 with the Department ot State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Harnsburg. Pennsylvania an application under the Fictitious Names Act, Mil Ot Act 1982-295 (54 Pa. C.S. 311) to conduct business under the name, style or designation ot Global-mark, inc.

The names and addresses ot all person owning or interested in said business are: Sally M. Mi-zerak, 118 Marlin Drive West. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15216; Paina J. French, 4413 Vista View, West Mifflin, Pennsylvania; and Walter W. Kotar.

9939 Neuhart Boulevard, Wexford, Pennsylvania 15090. BARBARA Ann Mohaiery, Suite 800, 600 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219. Notice is hereby given that Globalmark, inc. nas been organized as a business corporation uncW the provisions ot the Business Corporation Law of 1988, December P.L. 1444, No.

177. The purposes for which the corporation is organized are: To engage in, and do any lawful act concerning any or all lawful business for which corporations may be incorporated under the Business Corporation Law of Pennsylvania act of December 21, 1988, L. 1444 No. 177, including, but not limited to, international marketing and communications that market European and Asian products and services to the American consumer. Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of State at Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania on October 19, 1989, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation. Somerset county. BID OPENING 11:00 A.M. local time, De eember 7, 1989 BtD SURETY of Bid Amount JOSEPH R. Melech, 1 130 Grant Building Pgh.

Pa. 15219. Notice is hereby given that Articles ot incorporation were approved by the Department of State, Pennsylvania, on March 7, 1989, tor a nonprofit corporation, Friendship Development Associates. with its registered office at 5)49 Penn Avenue, Pgh. Pa.

15224. and organized under the Nonprofit Corporation aw of Pennsylvania, approved Nov. 15, 1972, being Act No. 271. The purpose for which the corporation is organized: To assist in the development of proiects, undertakings, studies and other activities in cooperation and in coordination with local government, education, charitable and civic bodies tor the elimination of slums, blight and blighting influences and to aid, assist and foster planning, replanning, development, renewal, redevelopment and improvement in the Bloomfield-Garlield-Fr iendship area of Pittsburgh.

ART YN I. Gefsky 4268 Northern Pike. Vonroe-ville. PA 15146 Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on the 18th day of September, 1989, for the puroose ot obtaining a Certificate of incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corporation Law of tne Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, approved May 5, PL 3M as amended The name of the corpoa-hnn is Liang's Hunan, Inr. The purpose or pur poses tor hn it was nnccd tn in a'i Jn any Mwful art r.on rtnmq anv and -111 laA'K' biiMr.

tor Plans, Specifications, and Contract Documents will be availaole and open to public inspection at the Administration Building. Copies may be purchased upon payment of Porthu (KiCt nnl Dollars per THE Deer Lakes School District solicits sealed bids for the sale of nine used school buses. The years or manufacture range from 1971 tn Passenaer ca set (Do Not Add State Tax) bv check ot U.S.P-S. Money Order (No Cash) to the pacities range from 22 to 77. The vehicles can oe seen at the District's Bus PHILIP M.

4415 Fifth Ave Pa. 15213 Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pa on the 31st da of July, lOfjw, tor the of ohamina a Cer- Garaae (phone 265-1511) be ICHARD Welch, 1240 Lawyers PA 15219. Notice is hereby given that Articles of incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department of State of the Com-monweaith of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on the 27th day of September, 1989, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-vama, approved May 5, 1933, P.L. 364 as amended. The name of the corporation is Doris R.

Kunkle, Inc. (a close The purpose or purposes tor which it A-as organized: Real Estate einpment. To have unlimited power to engage and anv lawful act con-rrt mnq anv and all lawful tween 7:00 A.M. and 300 Monday through FN dav. Bids shall be submitted on Find it fast with Press and Post-Gazette classifieds can 203-a 2 a the District Torm to Deer Lakes School District.

Atten tion: Business Manager, East Union Road, D. 2, Ches-wick, Pa. 15024, by 2:00 NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Section 311 of Act 1982-295 (54 Pa. C.S. 311), that a certificate was filed in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on the 30th day of August, 1989, tor the conduct of a business in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of The Medicine Shoppe.

with its principal place of business at 4 1 38 Brownsville Road, PA 15217. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in sa'd business are: George Thomas Bishop and Deanna J. Bishop. Both of 4904 Poplar W. Mifflin, PA Pennsylvania lurnpine commission, P.O.

Box 8531, Harrisburg, Pa. 17 105 Attention SecretaryTreasurer's Office. No Refund will be made for any reason. A mandatory pre-bid on-site review of the project under the direction of the engineer is scheduled for November 15, 1989 at 10:00 A.M., Local time, at the Somerset Maintenance Building; Milepost 1139 E.B. on the Turnpike.

Attendance At The Pre-Bid, On-Site Review Is A Prerequisite For Bidding. Failure To Be Represented At And Registered With The Fnginer Shall Re Cause For Reiection Of Bids. A Prequahficatron Certification ant) Maximum Capac- h.m,, Nnvemner ivuv. HICHAk'D L. TRUI.ICK Board Secretary NOTICE OF REDEMPTION CITY OF CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Parking Revenue Bonds, Series Dated: June 1, 1974 Notice is hereby oiven that the City ot Clarksburg has exercised its option to call tor redemption on December 1, 1989 000 Clarksburg Parking Revenue Bonds.

Series dated June 1 l74, numhered D-51. O-60, DM, D-67, D-71, 0-76, D-87 Said bonds are being rp-deemed pursuant to mandatory redemption provisions and will be pa-d upon pe-sentation to the Kanawha tlev Rank rhriectnn tihcate of Inrtir pora'on of a bu'-iness CO; por ation which was orqanirei under the i BiiMnvs Corporation Law nt the r.mmor wealth ol Penn-1 vlvan-a, Mav 5, I 1913, PL. 3h4 amended T.p name of the corpra-i tion is til'r -Ml l.ehannn, lr (.1 Iq rni ri rt'ion) i he or DurooS tnr it wis The corpo' ation shan nave I unlimited P' Ar to engue 1 in anrj to no an lawful net iconcetning or ail lawful business for wh-ch mav be incorporated I wrurh ro-nor i'on iaj be I mro'potted under the Busi The hottest buys in today's Press and PG are in the want ads. business for which cotpota-I tions mav he mc ot uor ated urd. th.s Act, as amended and for these purposes to i have, possess and emoy all the rights, benefits and pnv-! iieqes of sad Act of Assembly the Business ness oruoianon Law o' Penns mcludmg "th-out limit.

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