Business Today Bigler-Ketchum Eyes Risky World By JACK MARKOWITZ Post-Gazette Business Editor Chan Ketchum wishes hospitals would have the courage to bill patients $3 to $5 per bed per day for the current cost of nothing but the pain of carrying malpractice insurance. Hal Biknows manufacturer, whose goods don't really kill and maim, whose liability insurance premiums on $3 million annual sales have zoomed from $20,000 to $50,000 in the past three years. "It's not a buyer's market anymore," says Chandler G. Ketchum, chairman of Bigler-Ketchum Inc. "It's a seller's market: Insurance has come through three straight years of losses: I mean property and casualty, of course, not life.
Life insurance is beautiful. It's vanilla. Practically all the risks are in nice neat tables." But Ketchum portrays a liability industry in which poor risks are being dumped like sour milk, in which safety sloppiness can mean not only aggravation from government bureaucrats but outrageous insurance premiums-or no policy at all -and in which big insurors feel pressed to shore up their oncemighty capital foundations this land of litigious customers and generous juries. "Do you know the phrase, 'the long tail?" President Harold S. Bigler said in an interview in his and Ketchum's temporary office in the Lawyers Building.
"It means the tremendous length of time- -maybe 50 years- after which a manufacturer, wholesaler, even a manufacturer's representative might be held liable for someone getting hurt by equipment, that could even have been modified several In' a simpler -but tougher on the victim -era, the maker of a product pretty well knew within the first three years all the damage claims it might stir up. Insurance costs were set accordingly. "Now a fellow might go 18 years without a loss-and not be sure he has a profit," says Ketchum. "As long as the attitude of the courts is that insurance is social instrument -we've got to do something for the poor guy who's been hurt -then, in effect, we have risks buried back in time that nobody can foresee." KETCHUM'S AND Bigler's business is insurance brokerage, eyeing the financial life-preserver on behalf of buyers rather than sellers, as an insur- Pittston Seeks Elgin Shares GREENWICH, Conn. (Special) -Pittston Co.
said it plans to seek all the stock of Elgin National Industries Inc. for more than $77 million in cash. Elgin specializes in engineering, manufacturing and construction- primarily for the mining industry -and also imports and makes watches and clocks. Sales were $173 million last year. Pittston is a diversified company with interests in coal mining, fuel-oil marketing trucking and warehousing.
Local 0-T-C Quotations from NASD: Stocks Allied Security. A.S.G. AVM Corp. Decorator Industries Duke Co. Edgewater Corp.
53 Federated Inv. Fortune Natl. Corp. Funding Global Hovermarine Industrial Jiffy Foods Kobacker Stoes, Mine Safety. Morgan's Mylan Laboratories Natl.
Valve 20. Nus Pah. Porter, H. 52. Present Robroy Rochester Pgh.
Roffler Ind. Inc. Spang Industries STV. Trion Inc. Tyrone Tyson Metals Union Elec.
Steel Washington Homes Werner Wm. Penn Racing Youngwood El. BANKS Mellon Bank 55 McKeesport Natl. Bank. Pah.
National Corp. Union Natl. US Nat'l. 19 Corporation Earnings period Net income (per Year earlier Latest Beiding Heminway a $3,131,000 (.96) $3,206,000 (.98) a Per share net reflects pc stock dividend paid in January 1977. Blinks Mfg (1976).
$4,652,413 (2.25) $3,285,896 (1,59) Downey Savings Loan Assn (1976) (1.66) $6,300,000 (3.00) $3,500,000 Foxboro Co (1976) (5.19) $18,300,000 (3.61) The cumulative effect on prior years from a change in accounting method $20,100,000 of $1,800,000 brought final net to (3.95). Global Marine Inc (yr. 12-31) $2,584,000 (.59) Deficit Hamilton Bros Pet (1976) $8,700,000 (1.74) (1.25) a Restated. (.73) Heinz Co (3rd $13,800,000 1-26). (.61) a brestated.
Hudson Bay Min Smelt $14,771,000 (yr 12-31) (1,49) d-Deficit Jonathan Logan (1976). (2.20) $6,234,000 (1,15) Includes extraordinary gain of $382,000 (.07) from gain repurchase of debentures; also Includes extraordinary charge of $754,000 Mervyn's (53 wks. 1-30) $11,853,000 (2.55) ended (2.23) a Figures are for the 52 weeks 31-76. $15,553,823 (2.57) Light. (12, mos (2.62) Power a Restated.
$7,600,000 Newfoundland (2.17), Light Power (1.76) (1976). a Excludes gain expropriation of property of $118,000 making final net (1.81). Pennsylvania (.62) Lite (.15) a includes special gain of $597,000. b-includes of $206,000. Preston Trucking Co.
(1976) $7,597,467 (2.42) (2.04) a Restated. Reece Corp (yr 12-31). $3,450,589 (1.20) $3,093,945 (1.08) Thalhimer Bros (1976). $3,710,000 (1.57), ins $4,175,000 (1976) (1.82) "Western States Life After $2,120,939 capital gains of $60,159, net was (1.89) (1.63) $2.161,098 b- After capital losses of $27,092 net was 51,810,837 (1.61). BIG SAVINGS ON PRINTED ENVELOPES No.
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Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 001 Death Notices Alan Wood Alan Wood Gets Credit Extension on CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. (Special) Alan Wood Steel Co. said it concluded arrangements with its principal bank to extend the company's existing line of credit. The company said arrangements provide for a secured line of credit up to $11 million at the bank's prime lending rate plus 4 per cent.
2 Furnaces Added CLEVELAND (Special) Republic Steel Corp. said in order to provide for increased production of flat rolled steel and bars it is starting up two additional blast furnaces. Heinz Income Up In Quarter H. J. Heinz Co.
said earnings for its third quarter ended Jan. 26 increased more than 25 per cent over a year ago to $17.3 million, or 73 cents a share. Sales during the quarter rose 2.9 per cent, to $473.6 million, compared to $460.4 million a year earlier. Third quarter earnings last year were $13.8 million, or 61 cents a share. Net income for the nine-month period was $52.5 million, or $2.21 a share, compared to $44.6 million, or $1.96 a share, a year ago.
Sales were $1.45 billion, compared to $1.36 billion. VICE CHAIRMAN R. Burt Gookin said the improvements in earnings reflects continued emphasis on sales of higher profit margin items. He voiced optimism that the fiscal year will show "satisfactory" increases in oncome and earnings, even though such amounts for the fourth quarter are expected to level out on a comparative basis with a year ago, when a $6.1 million currency translation gain recorded. Area Sales Down For the eighth consecutive week, department store sales in the Pittsburgh area were lower than the comparable week last year.
Sales fell 6.4 per cent in the week ended March 5. Sales at Downtown stores were down 11.9 per cent and branch store sales were off 1.7 per cent. According to the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Business, local retailers are unable to explain the sales slump, which and a new branch store For the four week per cent. This includes sales and a 3.3 per cent Year-to-date sales with Downtown sales sales up 0.3 per cent. 800 Legal Notice going to be created to lift umbrellas over the risks of regional or related customers when the majors of the seller's market just don't want to sell them.
Could it be, a reporter asked, that cause and effect have got turned upside down, that courts award giant damages, just because doctors or hospitals or product manufacturers are heavily insured? Might claims get smaller if a doctor, say, just refused to insure against malpractice? "You hear talk like that," said Ketchum, "but I don't think the medics really believe it. Maybe you'd see a change in public attitude if doctors put in black and white on their bills: 'This is what paying for my malpractice Year to Be 'Satisfactory' comes despite Sunday openings not included in the 1976 figures. period, area sales have fallen 6.4 a 10 per cent drop In Downtown drop in the suburbs. are 3.6 per cent below last year, off 8.1 per cent and suburban 800 Legal Notice TREASURY Department, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms: On January 11, 1977, one 12 gauge Winchester Model 50 shotgun, SN 117018; one 20 gauge Mossberg Model 185K shogun, bolt, action, NSN; and one 7mm Mauser rifle, bolt action, SN M4962, were seized at Apt. 3, Hyde Park Apartments, Hyde Park Boro, for violation of 18 U.S.C., Chapter 44.
Any person claiming an interest in said property may file a claim and deliver a 00 cost bond, with the undersigned on or before March 24, 1977 or file a petition for remission or mitigation of feiture; otherwise the property will be forfeited and disposed of according to law. Joseph M. O'Brien, Regional Administrative Officer, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, 2 Penn Center Plaza, Philadelphia, 19102. Attention: Seized Property. PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that household furnishings and personal effects consigned to C.
Hendersen, will be sold for paid Transportation and Storage Charges at Public auction to the highest bidder at 10:00 A.M., on March 18, 1977, at Gateway Moving and Storage Company 750 South Millvale Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213. NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES, INC. GATEWAY MOVING STORAGE Agent STORAGE Agent 805 Proposals PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION Harrisburg, Pennsylvania NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received by Mr. William S. for nelius, Director of Purchases the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission.
at the Administration Building, Harrisburg East Intervania (Mailing near Address: Post Ofchange Highspire, Pennsylfice Box 2531. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120), until day of March, oil and ImA.M. Local Time, the 30th mediately taken to the bly Room and publicly opened and read for the following Contract: CONTRACT NO. 6906-77-867 BITUMINOUS OVERLAY IDAND SHOULDER REPAIR from Milepost A-100 to Milepost on the Pennsylvania Turnpike System In Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania. The contract provides for the Resurfacing of the Turnpike the Repair of the Shoulders and the Installation of Guard Rail.
Milepost A-100 located in the vicinity of the Lackawanna River Bridge approximately miles north of the Wyoming Valley Interchange connecting TR the 315. Turnpike with A-105 81 and Milepost is located approximately miles south of the Scranton Turnpike Interchange with connectin8s Rte. 6 11. Plans, Specifications and Contract Documents will be available and open to public tion on March 1977, at the Administration Building. Copies may be purchased upon ment of $25.00 per set of plans, specifications and contract documents.
Payment shall be by check or P.O. Money Order (No Cash) to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, P.O, Box 2531, Pennsylvania 17120. NO REFUND for any reason will be made for pians, specifications and contract documents. In sodition, plans, tons and contract documents will be open to public inspec tion on March 1, 1977, at the following locations: Assoc. of Eastern Pennsylvania, 350 Suburban Star tion Philadelphia, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Builders Exchange, 2270 Noblestown Road, burgh, Pa. Constructors Assoc. of WestPennsylvania, 1201 Banksville Road, Piffsburgh, Pa. Dodge Reports, Chamber of Commerce Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Reports, Broad-Locust Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
Building Industries Exchange, 222 Kenhorst Boulevard, Reading, Pa. bank A cashier's, bank treas: urer's, certified check or bid bond with corporate surety, in the amount of five, per cent of the bid must accompa ny the bid proposal security as of bid the security. three (3) low bidders will be retained The until the execution of the contract. (The normal time for execution of the contract is 8p- proximately four (4) weeks.) A Prequalification Cerfification and Maximum Capacity Rating qualification assigned Committee of the by the Pre Pennsylvania Department of prerequisite for bidding on this Transportation Is necessary project. Provisions of the Penne svivania Prevailing Wage Act of August 15, 1961, P.L.
987, as amended, together with the rates and regulations of promulgated by the Secretary, Labor Industry fo applicable thereto, shell this Contract. PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION RAY M. BOLLINGER, Secretary and Treasuer Harrisburg, Pennsylvania February 1977 POST-GAZETTE: 001 Death Notices CAMARDA On Friday, March 1977, Peter Camarda of Mt. Troy, in his 78th year; beloved husband of Lucrezia Balestrieri Camarda; dear father of Joseph, Thomas and Charles Camarda; brother of Rosalla Busalacchi, Mary, Bellanti of Milwaukee, Frank Camarda and the late Charles Camarda; also survived by four grandchildren and the late Mary Camarda. Family will receive friends at the OSCAR MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Troy Hill.
Funeral Mass In Mary Immaculate and St. Cyprian Church on Tuesday at 10 a.m., friends invited. 831 Estate Notice ESTATE NOTICES Letters, have been granted the estate of each of the tollowing decedents to the personal representative named who requests all persons having claims against the estate of decedent to make known the same in writing to him or his attorney, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment to him without delay: CHESLEY, Eugenia R. of Poh. Pa.
No. 634 of 1977. Poh. National Bank, 5th Wood Poh. Pa.
15230, or to Owen B. McManus, Baskin, Bokeman, Wilner, Sachs, Gondelman Craig. 10th Floor, Frick Bide. Pah. Pa.
15219. BUNCE, Fred L. deceased, of Pa. No. 654 of 1977.
Margaret Bunce, Extrx. Ridge Pgh. or to Lisle A. Zehner, Atty. 508 Frick Bldg.
Pa. 15219. TRATNIK, Frank deceased, of Pgh. Pa. No.
779 of 1977. John M. Tratnik, Extr. 502 Foreland "Brueck 15212 or to Carl Jr. 1420 Grant Bidg.
Pgh. Pa. 15219. COUTS, John R. of Pah.
Pa. No. 778 of 1977. 2017 John T. Couts.
Columbia Pa. 15218, or to Homer Newion, Atty. 1802. Law Finance Bide. Poh.
Pa. 15219. WERLE, Miriam of Pgh. PA. of 1977.
George F. Taylor, 3936 Evergreen PA. 15214 or to George F. "Taylor, Atty. 1802 Law Finance Poh.
PA. 15219. JASKO, Mary, deceased, of Pgh. Pa. No.
5129 of 1976. Margaret Spisak, 349 Johnson Ave. Pa. 15207. S.
Sylvan Little, 218 West 8th Ave. West Homestead, Pa. 15120. CALVERLY, Martha L. Martha Calverley, ed, of Pah.
Pa. No. 755 of 1977. Poh. National Bank, Adm.
5th Wood Pgh. Pa. 15230 or to Julius J. Lorenzi, Mikias Lorenzi, Attys. Pa.
1107. Lawyers Bidg. 15219. TAYLOR, Richard deceased, of Pa. No.
806 of 1977. Naomi Shafer, Ferry Station Apartments, Apt. Q3, Camden, N.J. 08104 or 10 Florie Goidhammer, Johnson Johnson, 1919 Frick Pa. 15219.
MOORE, Mary deceased, of Penn Hills, Pa. No. 1298 of 1976. William R. Moore, Extr.
815. Churchill Ave. Pa. 15235 or to James W. Nardelli Ralph W.
Spencer, 206 McAllister New Kensington, Pa. CUMMINGS, Nellie G. deceased, of 878 of 1977. 2839 Shirley Mich. John G.
Cummings, Sr. Extr. or 10 James H. McLean, Pa. 15219.
1408 Frick PENTEK, Ellen, deceased, of Munhall, Pa. No. 877 of 1977. Steven Pentek, P.O. Box 150, Homestead, Pa.
15120 or to John G. Kish, 1100 Manor Poh. Pa. 15219. DALZELL, William E.
deceased, of Coraopolis, Pa. No. 80 of 1977. Martha J. Hoipfer, 156 Clayridge Coraopolis, Pa.
15108 or to John W. Giltinan, 1410 Grant Bldg. Pa. 15219. SCHNEIDER, Charles ed, of Piffsburgh, Pa.
No. 5239 of 1976. Maverna H. er, 2516 Spring Garden Poh. Pa.
15212, or to Elmer Beatty, Atty. Suite 404 Lawyers Poh. Pa. 15219. STEVENS, Willie deceased, of Pa.
No. 198 of 1977. James J. Fellin, D.B.N. C.T.A.
Adm. 252 Sleepy Hollow Pa. 15216, or to Everett E. Utterback, 1403 Law Finance Pa. 15219.
OSWALD, Eugene deceased, of Penn Hills, Pa. No. 788 of 1977. Esther Oswald, 223 Lane, Pgh. Pa.
15235, or to M. Victoria Geddis, 1408 Frick Pah. Pa. 15219. BARBONE, Mauro, deceased, of Pa.
No. 658 of 1977. Joseph Barbone, 419 Rebecca Ave. Pgh, 15221, or to Michael D. Foolla, 539 Fifth Pa.
15219. MALE, Mt. Lebanon, Denzel Pa. deceased, 775 of 1977. Olive W.
Penman, 198 Cochran Road, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. 15228, or to C. Donald Gates, Esquire, Atty. 3367 Babcock Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pa.
15237. SHIRLEY, Margaret, deceased, of Penn Hills, No. 758 of 1977. Phyllis N. Shirley, 1613 Galeton Penn Hills, or to James C.
Tallant, Atty. 2005 Law Finance Pa. 15219. CRAIG, Earle M. deceased, of Allegheny.
136 of 1977. Earle M. "Craig, Jr. and Mellon Bank, Extrs. Mellon Square, Pittsburgh, Pa.
15230, or to George D. hart, Esquire; Kirkpatrick, Lockhart, Johnson Hutchison, 1500 Oliver Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219. RICHARDSON, Bessie deceased, of Pgh. Pa.
No. 800 of 1977. Harry Richardson, 1346 Pointview Pah. Pa. 15206, or to Everett Utterback, Atty.
1403 Law Finance Pa. 15219. GUCKERT, Margaret, deceased, of Brentwood Borough. Pittsburgh, Pa. No.
630 of William L. Jacob, Jr. Extr. 1506 Law Finance Bido. Poh.
Jacob Pa. Jr. 15219., or to William and Richard P. Jacob, 1506 Law Finance Bldg. Pa.
15219. MULLIGAN, Thomas ed, of O'Hara Township. No. 4732 1976. Anna Roth, Extr.
Holland Avenue, Pa. 15221 or to Avenue Bidg. WilkinsDonald H. burg, Pa. 15221.
SHEPPARD, Bertha also known as, Bertha T. Sheppard, deceased, of Pa. No. 798 of 1977. Kathleen Salamony, Admx.
C.T.A., 116 Nielson Drive, Clairton Pa. 15025 or to Harold H. Harter Atty. 620 Frick Pa. 15219.
CARTER, Mildred, deceased, of Pa. No. 802 of 1977. Martha J. Coburn, 543 Cora St.
Poh. Pa. 15208 or to Bow vtz Harry Attys. Caplan, 1308 Harry Finance Pa. 15219.
LEWIS, Helen also known as Helen B. Lewis, deceased, of Pah. Pa. No. 100 of 1977.
Thomas J. Lewis, Chapel Driver. R.D. Wexford, Pa. 15090 or to Richard S.
Luse; Sikov Love 600 Plaza Bldg. Pgh. Pa. 15219. TAMULATIS, Katherine also known as, Katharine Thompson, deceased, of Wilkinsburg, Pa.
No: 774 of 1977. S. 102 Ridgecrest Penn Hills, Pa. 15235; Ruth Ann Young, 704 N. Hughes W.
Frankfort, Il. 62896 or to Charles R. Passafiume 520 Grant Pa. 15219. WEIGAND, Raymond deceased, of McKeesport, Pa.
No. 659 of 1977. Raymond E. Weigand, 322 Scene Ridge Road, Liberty Pa. 15133 or to Palkovitz Palkovitz Attys.
McKeesport, 206 Pa. Wisser 15132. JESTER, Gertrude Ellen, deceas: of Poh. Pa. No.
647 of Robert Burns Jester Jr. Extr. 903 Norwich Ave, Poh. Pa. 15226, or to John Cambest.
Zappala Zappala, Aftvs. 15219. 505 Second Ave. Pgh. RANKIN, Foster deceased, of Pa.
786 Rankin, 1977. Extrx. Nancy 2590 Summit St. Bethel Park, Perkins Pa. 15102, or fo U.S.
Lawrence McBride, Atty. 3180 Steel Bida. Poh. Pa. 15219.
BIESIADA, Antonina, also known as, Antonia Byeseda, of McKees Rocks, Pa. No. 492 of 1977. Virginia B. Rakowsky, 305 Pa.
Wright St. McKees Rocks, or 3400 to Edwin Grant Martin Pa. Atty 15219. of SLOCUM, Pah. Pa.
Robert No. of 1977. deceased, Robert J. Slocum Extr 125 S. Dallas Ave, Poh.
Pa. 15208 or to F. McVerry Pgh. Pa. 1000 Lawyers Bido.
15219 Paul Lenhart, deceased, of Pah. No. 797 of 1977. Gavia J. Lust.
Adm. C.T.A. 218 Oak Street, Manor, Pa. 15665, or to George Allen Butler, Mahady Mahady, Attys. 119 South Maple Greensbura, Pa.
15601. March 8. 1977-17 001 Death Notices BERARDINO James on Mar. 7, 1977 father of Frank, Rita and brother of Mildred Ferragonio; Sister M. Florinda and Anthony also four grandsons.
re celved at MORASCO FUNERAL HOME, 9406 Frankstown Penn Hills. Funeral on Thursday at 9 a.m. with Mass of Christian Burial in Mother of Good Counsel Church at 10 a.m. Visitation 2-4 7-9 p.m. BERTRAM Anna of North and Shaler mother of Rose Elza a and Dorothy Beckley; sister of Margaret Ringeisen, Mary and Martha Godshall; also six grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren.
Friends re celved 2-4 in the ROBERT. B. NEELY FUNERAL HOME, 2208 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Mass of Christian Burial Thurs.
at 10 a.m. in St. Sebastian Church. CALDWELL On Mon. Mar.
1977, Mary wife of the late John Caldwell; N.S.; mother of Alice Metzger, Vivian C. Majes tic. Edith Grembo, Virginia Donics, Marie Caldwell and Marjorie C. Sounes; sister of Clara Schume and Matilda and three great FItz; also nine grandchildren Friends received FUNERAL HOME, 460 Lincoln LAWRENCE MILLER Bellevue Mass of Christian Burial Annuncia: tion Church on Thurs. 10 a.m.
CECIL On Saturday, March 5, 1977, Zack Robert, husband of Mary Louise Cecil of 116 Oakland Greensburg, PA. father of Miss Sally Cecil and Robert D. Cecil both of two sisters, Mrs. James W. Myers, Faisst Poh.
Mrs. A. of Palo Alto, Calif. Friends may call at H. SAMSON 537 Neville St.
(Oakland Civic Center), Monday noon 2-4 and until 7-9 2 p.m. when services will be held. Tuesday 12 Interment Allegheny Ceme tery. L-0-F Buying Into Solar Firm TOLEDO (Special) 3-Ford Co. said it acquired a per cent interest in Photon Power an El Paso, Texas research firm.
Photon Power was formed to research and develop photovoltaic cells. for the direct conversion of the sun's energy into electricity. Now Available MODERN BUILDINGS FOR MANUFACTURING DISTRIBUTION WAREHOUSING 10,000 to 200,000 SQ. FT. RENT STRATEGIC LOCATIONS IN GREATER PITTSBURGH AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA the Luncher Developers COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL el PARKS CENTERS company 5600 Forward Pittsburgh, Pa.
15217 805 Proposals PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION Harrisburg, Pennsylvania NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Proposals will be re ceived by Mr. William S. Cornelius, Director of Purchases for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, at Its Administra: tion Building, Harrisburg-East Interchange and Route 283, Pennsylvania (Mailing Address: Post Office Box 2531, burg, Pennsylvania 17120,, until 11:30 A. M. E.S.T., March 29, 1977, and immediately taken to the Assembly Room and publicly opened and read for the tollowing Contract: CONTRACT NO.
6926-77-723- Cleaning, Spot Coating with Primer and Applying Two (2) Coats of Aluminum Paint on twelve (12), Steel Bridges on the Pennsylvania Turnpike System in Chester County, Pennsylva: nia. Approximately 1,629 Tons to be painted. Specifications and Contract Documents will be available and open to, public inspection on March 3, 1977, at the Administration Building. Copies may be purchased upon ment of Fifteen (15.00) Dollars per set by check or P. O.
Money Order (No Cash) Pennsylvania Turnpike, Commission, P. O. Box 2531, Pennsylvania 17120. NO REFUND for any reason will be made for specifications and contract documents, In addition, Specifications and Contract Documents will be open to public Inspection on March 1977, at the following locations: Contractors Association of Eastern Pennsylvania 350 Suburban Station Bido. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Bullders Exchange 2270 Noblestown Road Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Constructors Association of Western Pennsylvania 1201 Banksville Road Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dodge Reports Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dodge Reports Broad-Locust Building Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Building Industries Exchange 222 Kenhorst Boulevard Reading, Pennsylvania A bank cashier's, bank urer's, certified check or bid bond with corporate surety, in the amount of Ten cent of the bid must accompa ny the bid proposal security as of bid the security.
The three (3) low bidders will be retained until the execution of the contract. (The normal time for execution of the contract is ap proximately four (4) weeks.) A Prequalification tion and Maximum Capacity Rating assigned by, the Pre qualification Committee of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is a necessary prerequisite for bidding on this project. The Provisions the Penn: sylvania Prevailing Wage Act of August 15, 1961, P.L. 987, as amended, together with the rates and regulations promulgated by the Secretary of Labor and Industry applicable thereto, shall apply fo this contract. PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION Ray M.
Secretary and Treasurer Harrisburg, Pennsylvania February 77 001 Death Notices ANDERSON On Friday, March 1977, Anna of 109 Meadow Ave. Penn Hills; beloved wife Frank Lewis Anderson; mother of Margaret Fluent, Jane Fitzmartin, Clara ton, Ruth Howe, Frank Donaid, John William and James H. Anderson; sister of Mrs. Glenn Rogers and. Harry Barnett; 22 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
Friends received at the family residence, 109 Meadow Penn Hills, from 12 o'clock Sunday. Services from the Unity United Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Body will lie In state one hour prior to service time at the church. Contributions may be given to the Memorial Fund of Anna Anderson. Interment Plum Creek Come: PET EL HOME.
BARTH Robert 46, of 706 March 5, trust officer lington MCK on Equibank, in McKeesport; husband of Elva Lee Hatcher, ther of Lee Ann Sparks, White Oak, Roberta and Pamela at home. Brother of Jack Barth, JeannettG, Pa. and Dorothy Hruby, McKeesport. Friends received 2-5 and 7-9 at the CRAIG FUNERAL HOME, 3000 Versailles Ave. McKeesport.
Mass of Christian burial, a.m. Wednesday, St. Joseph Church, Port Vue. BISSONETTE Hilda Helen, of Highland Ave. Coraopolis, on Saturd March 5, beloved wife of Emanuel (Biz) Bissonette; sister of Mrs.
Idella Gaudy. The family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. the COPELAND CORAOPOLIS FUNERAL HOME, 867 Fifth where services will be held on Tuesday at 10 a.m. PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION Harrisburg, Pennsylvania NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Proposals will be re celved by Mr. William S.
Cornelius, Director of Purchases for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, at Its Administra: tion Building, Harrisburg Interchange and Route 283, Pennsylvania (Mailing Address: Post Office Box 2531, Harris: burg, Pennsylvania until 11:00 A.M. March 29, 1977, and immediately taken to the Assembly Room and ly opened and read for the following Contract: CONTRACT NO. 6926-77-420 Cleaning, Spot Coating with Primer and Applying Two (2) coats of Aluminum Paint Fourteen (14), Steel Bridges on the Pennsylvania Turnpike System in Berks and Chester Counties, Pennsvivania. mately 1,927 be painted. Specifications and Contract Documents will be available and open to public Inspection on March 3, 1977, at the Administration Building.
Copies may be purchased upon ment of Fifteen ($15.00) Dollars per set by check or P.O. Money Order (No to the Pennsylvania Turnpike P.O. Box 2531, Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 17120. Each set cludes.
all contracts. NO FUNDS for any reason will be made for specifications and contract documents. In addition, Specifications and Contract Documents will be open public inspection on March 3, 1977, at the following locations: Contractors Eat ern Pennsylvania, Suburban Station Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh 2270 Noblestown Road, CONWAY On Mar. 1977, Ida E.
(nee Fabrizi) of Penn Hills; beloved wife of Bernard; mother of Mrs. Jean Ann Cherock and Mrs. Rose Marie Trainor; sister of James and Eugene Fabrizi; also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends will be received at the WILLIAM GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd. (at Rodi Rd.) Penn Hills.
Funeral on Wed. at 11:30 a.m. Mass of tian Burial in St. Gerard Majella Church af 12 noon. Visitation 2-4 74 p.m.
COYNE S. Mitchell, on March 5, 1977, Port Richey, formerly of Buffalo, N.Y. and Turtle Creek; wife of Earl Coyne, daugther of Blanche Mitchell; sister of Ellen Cutler. at Friends the NEW received JOBE Tuesday, FUNER. AL HOME, corner of Shaw Ave.
Turtle Creek, Services will be hsid, Weds. p.m. DANIELS On Saturday, March 5, waid (Smitty) of Rankin; loved brother of Elizabeth Gray of Philadelphia; uncle of Gwendolyn Davis of Wash ington, D.C; one ew and two great-nieces. Friends will be received af the RIGGINS FUNERAL HOME, 122 Harriet Rankin, where services will held Wednesday, March 9, at 1 p.m. He was the owner of The Daniel's Moving and Hauling Service of Rankin Ketchum ance agent would.
There are some dozen or so brokers working the Pittsburgh market, including branches of national firms, and one that K. and B. used to head, Babb Inc. They spearheaded that firm's growth to 100 employes and annual volume of $4 million, then suddenly were replaced as top officers last April in a reorganization which, from their point of view, justified meeting certain former coworkers in court. The matter remains in litigation, but Bigler and Ketchum said insurance brokerage excites them too much to stay out, even if they have to start over again, smaller.
They acquired the office space and client list of a national branch here, will move to permanent quarters in the Oliver Building May 1. Bigler pointed out that giant-sized companies tend to have their own insurance departments, many of them not unscathed in recent years, but the big expertise-gap is in moderate-sized enterprises of 25 to 500 employes, where the virtual revolutions in safety and environmental requirements and pension administration and foreign business risks have left executives with paperwork mountains and swimming heads. About a third of Bigler-Ketchum activity is in the employe benefit field, the rest in property and liability work. A BROKER'S STOCK in trade is showing management how to minimize risks (and premiums) by engineering improvements where feasible, helping determine how much financial exposure a firm can stand on its own as opposed to the portion insured, and helping place the insurance with carriers here or overseas. Chan Ketchum thinks more "captive insurance companies" are Market Action In Commodities CHICAGO SUMMARY Wheat- Mixed; late liquidation.
Corn -Mostly higher; commercial demand. Oats Higher; Improved trade. Soybeans-Mixed; late ing. SPOT NONFERROUS METALS pound, Copper U.S. destinations; cents lead 31 cents a pound; zinc 37 cents a pound, New delivered; York; gold $148.65 tin $5.4275 troy ounce, New York; silver $4,890 per troy ounce, New York; quicksilver $171.50 nominal per flask, New York.
SUGAR, COCOA, COFFEE Raw spot sugar, .1142 per pound; Accra cocoa, $2.17 pound; Parana (Brazil), spot coffee, $3.25 a pound to wholesalers. PITTSBURGH EGGS POULTRY Shell Eggs: Prices to retailers, cents per dozen store delivery extra large white 73-79 cents; A cartoned, minimum one case; large white 71-76 cents; A medium white 63-68 cents. Ready-to-cook poultry: Prices to retailers, cents per pound ice packed, delivered. Grade A broilers and fryers, pounds cents; roasters to 5 pounds, too few to report; hens over 4 pounds, 55-59 cents; ducks, frozen, 4-6 pounds, 79-85 cents. MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT Open High Low Close Mar 2.94 2.94 2.94 2.94 May 2.98 3.00½ 2.97½ 2.97½ Jul 3.02 3.08 3.10½ 3.05½ 3.08 3.02 3.02½ 3.08½ Sep Dec 3.15 3.18½ 3.15 3.16½ Open Low Close Prev.
WHEAT Mar 2.75½ 2.79 2.73½ 2.73½ 2.73¼ 2.83 2.86 2.80½ 2.80½ 2.81¼ 2.90 2.93½ 2.88 2.88¼ 2.88½ 2.97 3.00 2.95½ 2.95¾ 2.95 Dec 3.06 3.09¾ 3.05 3.05½ 3.05 Mar 3.19 3.19 3.14¼ 3.14¼ 3.14¼ CORN Mar 2.53¼ 2.53½ 2.53 May 2.61¾ 2.60½ 2.60½* 2.60¼ 2.66 2.68½ 2.66 2.65¼ Sep 2.70 2.68½ 2.67½ Dec 2.71½ 2.70½ Mar 2.77 2.80 2.77 2.77¼ 2.76 OATS Mar 1.82 1.85 1.82 1.82 1.80¾ 1.76 1.80 1.76 1.76½ 1.74¾ 1.70¼ 1.69¼ 1.70¼ Sep 1.64 1.66 1.64 1.64½ 1.62¾ Dec 1.67 1.68 1.67 1.67 1.64¾ SOYBEANS Mar 8.23 8.45 8.23 8.34½ 8.16½ May 8.31 8.49 8.31 8.36 8.36 8.21 8.20¼ 8.28 8.28 Aug 8.19 8.19 8.24 8.09 7.73 7.81 7.69 7.70 7.61½ Nov 7.26 7.34 7.19 7.19 Jan 7.28 7.38 7.30 7.25 7.26 7.26 Mar 7.32 7.43 7.30 7.31 May 7.44 7.44 7.32 7.32 7.32 SOYBEAN OIL Mar 24.65 25.15 24.65 24.95 24.64 May 24.90 25.45 25.74 25.15 24.85 25.15 25.45 25.21 24.92 25.15 Aug 25.25 25.80 25.25 25.40 25.23 Sep 25.20 25.35 25.45 25.79 24.90 25.30 25.35 25.05 25.24 25.03 Dec 25.15 25.35 24.85 24.90 24.97 24.92 Jan 25.05 25.35 24.80 24.95 Mar 25.30 25.35 25.00 25.10 25.07 May 25.20 25.20 25.05 25.05 25.00 SOYBEAN MEAL Mar 233.00 240.00 233.00 237.00 231.80 May 238.50 246.00 239.50 238.50 243.00 242.00 237.90 237.40 241.00 246.00 Aug 227.00 245.00 229.50 224.00 239.50 241.00 225.00 224.00 235.80 Oct 204.00 206.50 200.50 201.00 202.20 Sep Dec 202.50 205.00 198.00 198.00 199.80 Jan 201.50 202.60 198.00 197.00B $00.00 Mar 197.50 197.50 197.50 197.50 200.50 May 199.00 199.00 199.00 199.00 200.00 8-Bid. CHICAGO MERCANTILE High Low Close Prev. Units LIVE BEEF CATTLE: Apr 39.35 41.47 38.55 40.62 38.755 40.805 41.02 38.80 5,030 5,665 Aug 42.15 42.05 41.52 42.075 41.655 42.42 41.92 1,694 530 Oct 42.55 Dec 43.60 44.47 43.07 44.02 43.12 44.158 44.45 43.47 304 Feb Apr 44.97 44.60 44.658 44.75 Estimated volume: 13,360 contracts. FEEDER CATTLE: Mar 39.80 39.10 39.15 39.47 112 Apr 40.70 40.00 40.00 41.15 40.37 May 41.45 40.70 40.70 Aug 42.30 41.77 41.77 41.70 42.15 42.20 Oct 42.45 42.15 42.15 42.22 Sep 42.10 41.75 Nov 42.60 42.25 42.25 42.45 Estimated volume: 585 contracts. RUSS POTATO: May 7.70 7.52 7.35 7.67 Jan Nov 7.70 7.70 7,70 7.70.
Mar 8.56 8.56N Apr 8.50 8.30 67 8.50 contracts. 8.10 Estimated volume: FROZEN TURKEY: Mar 51.50N 51.50N May 51.37N 51.37N Aug 51.90N Estimated volume( No contracts. LIVE HOGS: Apr 34.65 34.00 34.155 34.77 Jun 36.70 35.92 36.125 36.67 38.50 37.92 38.02S 38.45 Aug 37.72 35.77 37.425 A 36.07 37.65 Dec Ocf 37.07 36.50 36.525 37.00 36.17 35.75 Feb 38.55 38.00 38.05B 38.50 Apr 37.05 36.70 36.70A 37.00 Estimated volume: 4,713 contracts. Mar 52.50 50.80 51.05 52.52 FROZEN PORK BELLES: May 53.40 51.57 51.75 53.57 3,437 1,036 54.30 52.45 52.705 54.40 Aug 53.00 51.10 51.30 52.95 6.70 175 50 Feb 56.15 54.70 54.808 Mar 53.90 volume: 53.95A 5,114 55.90 contracts. Estimated IRON AND GLASS BANK Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Board of Directors of this bank declared a quarterly dividend of $4.50 per share, on the capital stock payable March 9, 1977, to shareholders of record, March 7, 1977. GARY L. OLSON Secretory DITTENHAFER On Mar. 6, 1977, John R. of at Union Wilkinsburg) Pa.
husband (former: of Verna Haenel; brother of Mrs. Helen Warner of York, Pa; also survived by three nieces and one nephew. Friends received at the ALBERT BRUSCO FUNERAL HOME, 214 Virginia Mt. Washington, on Tues. 2-5, 7-9 p.m.
Committal services Tues. p.m. Interment private. If de sired, contributions may made to the Cancer Society. DOLBY Sun.
Mar. 6, 1977, Philip beloved husband of dred Henneman Dolby; father of Philip C. and Thomas L. Dolby; also five grandchildren. Family requests visitation be tween the hours of 2-4 79 p.m.
at the NORMAN G. HEARD FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perryville N.S. Funeral on Wed. at 11 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in the Church of the Nativity at 11:30 o'clock.
DOUGLAS Thomas G. of 1111 Craig McKeesport, passsd away Mar. 6, in McKeesport Hospital, 81 years of age; survived by wife, Margaret Mitchell, one daughter, Agnas McCormick of Liberty Boro, one son, Thomas, A. Douglas of Penn Hills; 10 grandchildren; one great grandchild: retired employee of the U.S. Postal System, Past State of the Disabled Amer.
Veterans, member of Chapter No. 52 Dis. Amer. Vets of McKees: port, U.S. Veteran of World War I.
Frisnds will be received 2-5, 7-9 at the CRAIG FUNERAL HOME, 3000 Versailles McKeesport. Service Wed. 2 p.m. Interment Grandview Cemtery. DRYBURGH Jessie, on March 7, 1977, of 728 Middle Wilmerding, sister of Florence Dryburgh; also nieces and nephews.
Friends received at the NEW JOBE FUNERAL HOME, ner of Shaw Triboro Ave. Turtle Creek, where services will be held Thursday 1 p.m. Plant Dedicated Ala. (AP) Degussa of West Germany has dedicated its first American manufacturing facility, a chemical plant that marks the first stage of a $200 million investment here. Weather Sunny and warmer.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD Highest temperature March 8 since 1874 was 74 In 1921. Lowest temperature March 8 since 1874 was 3 in 1960. AIRPORT TEMPERATURES a.m. p.m. a.m.
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Yesterday Wther. 30.18 31 W-10 Cloudy Press. 33 Wind Comparative, temp. and '76 '74 High Low Mean Precip 4 .15 Normal temp for the day. 35 Defic.
in temp for the day. Excess in temp this 18 Defic. in temp this year 553 Total precip this .63 Defic. in precip this Total precip this year 3.56 Normal precip this year 5.88 Defic in precip this year 2.32 CITY OFFICE DATA Period Ending 4 p.m. Maximum 3 Mean.
34 RIVER REPORT The rivers in the Pittsburgh district were falling slowly Monday morning and were continue a slow fall for 24 hours. Pittsburgh Skies Sunset Tuesday 6:42 6:19 a.m. p.m. Sunrise Wednesday In selected chichi 24-hour Low temperatures period: Amarillo Anchorage Atlantic City Brownsville. Buffalo Chicago Cleveland.
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I City. State Zip. WILLIAM McClure, Attorney at Law, No. 1410 Grant Building, Piftsburgh, Pa. 15219.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act of May 24, 1945, P.L. 967, as amended, of intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, and in the the office Court of of Common Prothonotary Pleas of Allegheny County, on Tuesday, Certificate, day for of the March, conduct 1977, of business In Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the sumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Romall Associates, with its principal place of business at Timberyoke Road, Coraopolis, Pa. 15108. The names and addresses of all sons owning or interested in sald business are: Charles Lanza, 315 Ewing Road, aopolis, Pa. 15108; David A.
Lattanzio, 211 Timberyoke Road, Coraopolis, Pa. 15108; Orlando A. Falcione, Jr. 1005 Marion Drive, Coraopolis, Pa. 15108; Richard O.
Marchionda, 416 Amherst Avenue, Coraopolis, Pa. 15108; and Robert A. Sylvester, 2124 Pococen Drive, Coraopolis, Pa. 15108. THOMAS Gravina, Atty.
1102 Frick Bidg. Poh. Pa. 15219. Notice Is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department of State of the Commonwealth Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on the 14th day of February, 1977, for the purpose of obtaining Certificate of incorporation of business corporation which was Corporation Law of the Comorganized under the Business monwealth of Pennsylvania, proved May 1933, P.L.
as amended. The name of the corporation is I.p.p.. inc. The purpose or purposes for which was organized; The tion shall have unlimited to engage in and do any lawful act concerning any and all ful business for which a corpo: ration may be Incorporated under the Pennsylvania Business Corporation Law of 1933, as amended, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly. NOTICE hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act of May 24, 1945, P.L.
967, as amended, of Intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Friday, the eleventh day of March, 1977, Certificate for the conduct of a business In Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Crafts, with its principal place of business at 1201 Highwood N. Versailles, Pa. 15137. The names and addresses of all persons owning or Nelson interested Calu- in said business are: dio, 1201 Highwood Rd. N.
Versallies, Pa. 15137; Denis DeMarco, 1701 Union McKeesport, Pa. 15132. DONN A. Wilke, Attorney Law, No.
933 Greentree Rd. Poh. Pa. 15220. Notice is here: by given that Articles of Amendment were filed with and approved by the Depart ment of the wealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pay on the 27th day of January, 1977, for an amend ment the Charter of M.
Wallace Memorial United Pres: byterian. Church, a non profit corporation, having 1146 its registered office at No. Greentree Rd. Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the provisions of Nonprofit Corpora ton Law the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved November 1972, being Act No. 271.
The nature and charac: ter of the proposed amendment are as Changing, the name from J.M. Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian Church to Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian Church, and establishing a unicameral board vesting all corporate and spiritual powers in the session, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits privileges of said Act of Assembly. Money Rates Discount rate: rate: Federal funds market 51. rate: high, low, close. 30- Dealer's commercial paper: 180 days Commercial paper by finance company: 30-270 days Bankers, acceptance- Indie cations: 30-59 4.70-4.65; 60- 89 days.
1.80-4.75: 90-119 days, 4.90-4.85; 120-179 days, 5.00-4.95; 180-270 days, 5.15-5.10. Certificates of deposit: 30-59 60-89 davs, 180-360 days, 120-179 days, Recover those LOST DOLLARS hidden in your freight bill files. Let us audit them. We split refunds with you 59-50. NO refunds -NO CHARGE to you.
TRANS-TRAFFIC CORP. 444 Rd. Pa. 15228 805 Proposals burgh, Pennsylvania. Constructors Assoc.
of tern Pennsylvania, 1201 Banksville Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dodge Reports, Chamber of Commerce Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dodge Report, Broad-Locust Bullding. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Building Industries Exchange, Kenhorst Boulevard, Reading, Pennsylvania.
A bank cashier's, bank urer's certified check or bid bond with corporate surety, in the amount of Ten cent of the bid must ny the proposal as bid security. The bid security of the three (3) low will be retained until the execution of the (The normal time for execution of the contract is proximately four (4) weeks.) A Prequalification tion and Maximum Capacity Rating assigned the Prequalification Committee of the Pennsylvania Department Transportation Is a necessary prerequisite for bidding on this project. The Provisions of the Penn: sylvania Prevailing Wage Act of August 15, 1961, P.L. 987, as amended, together with the rates and regulations promulgated by the Secretary of Labor and Industry applicable thereto, shall apply fo contract. PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION RAY M.
BOLLINGER Secretary and Treasurer Harrisburg, Pennsylvania February 1977 831 Estate Notices February 1977 Pa. 15222. FLIPPEN, John deceased, of Pittsburgh, No. 656 1977, Melinda Administratrix, 111. Ninth Pittsburgh.
Pa. 15215, or to Owen B. McManus, Baskin, Boreman, Wilner, Sachs, Gondelman Craig, A 10th Floor, Frick burgh, Pa. 15219. deceased, HILLENBRAND, of Poh.
Dorothy Pa. No. 158 of 1977. Lawrence brand, 486 Songo Drive, J. Poh.
Pa. 15227, James Lestitian, Johnson Johnson, 1919 Frick Poh. Pa. 15219. SHAPIRO, Anne E.
deceased, of No. 757 of 1977. Louis Schwartz Extr. 1200 Law 15219, Finance to John Pot Duff, Atty. Union Bank Pa.
15222. JOHANSSEN, George deceased. Pa. No. 5624 of 1976.
Sidney sen and George Johanssen, Kearns Pa. or to Edward Gold1408 Law ESTATE NOTICES Letters have been granted on the estate of each of the following decedents to the al representative named who requests all persons having claims against the estate of decedent to make known the same in writing to him or his attorney, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment to him without delay: LANHAM, Leonard L. Sr. also known as, Leonard L. Lanham, deceased, of Poh.
Pa. No. 576 of 1977. Linda L. Fleck, 1210 Woodbourne Ave.
Pa. 15226 or to Michael Ford; gher Ford 818 Frick Pa. 15219. ANDERSON, Wilhelmina deceased, of Ben Avon Boro, Pa. 15202 No.
763 of Rosa E. Huffmyer 236 Hilands Pa. 15202. John Richards, Richards Kelly Attys. 605 Law Finance Bido.
Pa. 15219. SHAFFER, Rose also known as, Rose Shaffer, deceased, Coraopolis. Pa. No.
660 of 1977. Alice Ruth Purdy, Extrx. R.D. 2, West Darrow Rd. Vermillion, Oh.
44089 or to Joseph Raiston 118 Lincoin McDonald, Pa. NEVINS, Ruth A. deceased, of Poh. Pa. No.
474 of Myrille Levenson, 5637 Beacon Pa. 15217 or to Benjamin Rosenshine Atty. 1201 Law Finance Pa. 15219. BRAEMER Ella, deceased, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
1977. Fayette Bank and Trust Company C.T.A.. Uniontown, 15401 or to William E. Miller Jr. Reed Smith Shaw McClay, 747 Union Trust Bido.
burgh, Pa. KEISLING Gilbert deceased, of Wilkinsburg Borough, Pa. No. 986 of Donald H. Melaney Extr.
101 ton Avenue, Oakmont, Pa. 15139 or to Donald E. Rohall, 752 Chartiers Avenue, McKees Rocks, Pa. 15136. JUSTUS, Carnegie, Elizabeth, Pa.
No. deceased, 5563 of 1976. Marie Hoffman, 15 Third Carnegie; Agnes Kientz, 428 Carnegie; Rose Mary Walwender, 506 son Heidelberg, Pa. or to Ronald N. Watiman; Shelley 1103 W.
Elovitz Commonwealth EHNI Suddenly Mar. 6, 1977, Charles Ehni of survived by two brothers, Edward Sr. of Poh. Howard Tarpin Springs, nieces and nephews. Friends, received FUNERAL at the LOUIS FEIT HOME, 1119 Broadway, where McKeesport, services will from be held Wed.
at 11 a.m. EISAMAN Sara Logan Elsaman, age 89, of RD Irwin; sister of Elizabeth Cuthbert, George Logan, Isabelle, Knight, Ruth Swinter, Clyde Logan; aunt of Carl Logan, Virginia Davis and Meredith Grabeak. Friends received at the SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, Irwin, 2-4 79. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. ESPENSHADE On Friday, Afternoon, March 4, 1977, Mabel R.
Espenshade, beloved wife of the late Fred Espenshade; mother of Wayne Espenshade; also survived by two grandsons and one greatgrandson; sister of Daryl C. Hare of Saxonburg, Pa. Friends are being received at McCABE IN AL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyside after 12 noon day and between the hours of 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.. where funeral services will be held on Wednesday March 9, 1977 at 2 p.m. FALVO On Mar.
7, Rosina Elizabeth Calabria; wife of the late Thomas Falvo; moth er of Theresa Bonadio, Elizabeth Vescio, Anthony, Thomas Jr. Edward and Eugene Falvo and the late Anna Faulisi; sister of Emilio Calabria, the late Frank Calabria and the late Thomas Zucco; daughter of the late Frances: co Calabria; also 16 grandchil dren and 12 great grandchil dren, Friends received at BRUSCO the FUNERAL RAYMOND. HOME, Broadway Visitation beg. Tues. p.m.
Ave. Beechview. Wed. Thurs. 2-4, p.m.
Funeral Mass in St. Catherine of Siena Church on Fri. at a.m. FRARIRR On Saturday, W. Deimar, McMurray, "PA." Husband Margaret Schramko; father Mrs.
Donna Ross of Plurn Boro, William of Penn Hills and Delmar at home. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday SPEAKMAN FUNERAL HOME, Houston, PA. Funeral Services Wednesday. at 11 a.m.
at the Central Assembly of God Church, Houston, PA. GOSS Anna Matthews, of Beaver Grade Rd. Moon Two. on Sunday, March 6, 1977 wife of Robert O. Goss; mother of Joseph Biddle, Arnold Goss and Linda Cowen; sister of Loretta Hertzier and Mildred Blakeley, five grandchildren.
Family will receive friends. 2- and 7-9 p.m. at the LAND MOON TWP. FUNERAL HOME, 981 Brodhead Rd. where services will be held on Weds.
1:30 p.m. HAMBLEY Henriette For of N.Y.C., on March 6, the late James Y. Hambley; mother of James Y. Hambley Jr. of Scarsdale, and Clarke Coleman.
Hambley of Bronxville. Service at the The Reformed Church of Bronxville, on Thursday, March 10, a.m. HARCHICK Suddenly on March Andrew, Helen Pah. loved husband of dock); father of Mrs. Marianne (Honey) Sabot, of Monroeville, Richard Andrew, of Plum Boro; brother of John of Monroeville, Sophie of East Mrs.
Margaret Soles, Versailles, Mrs. Susan Mailse, Mrs. Katherine Misencik and Mrs. Ann Bodnar, of Ohio, Mrs. Mary naik of also five grand children.
Friends received, the RAYMOND YUHAS FUNERAL HOME, Main. Franklin East Poh. Mass of Christian burial, Weds. 9:30 am. St.
Helen Church. Visita: tions Mon. Tues. 2-4 and 7-9. HELLMAN On Mon.
Mar. 7, 1977, Lillian Hellman of Meadowlark the late Scott wife of Abraham Hellman; mother of of Mrs. Scott Joseph Twp. Sister of Abe (Betty) Brunner Goldberg of England; one grandchild. Services will be held at BLANK BROS.
Ave. FUNERAL at Craft, at 2:30 p.m. on HOME Forbes Tues. Visitation one hour be fore service time. Interment Beth Abraham Cemetery.
HESELBARTH On Monday, March da 1977, T. Snyder Heselbarth of the Kirk; husband Helen University Square Heselbarth uncle of Oakley W. John E. Heselbarth, Fred Hesel- R. Heselbarth.
Thomas P. barth, all of Poh. of and Edgar Heselbarth ter, Massachusetts. Friends 537 received Neville St. (Oakland Civic at H.
SAMSON Center). 3-5 Tuesday and Wednesday p.m. where services will be held Thursday morning at o'clock. Cemetery. ment Homewood.
