. ·Testify At City Hearing
The Pittsburgh City Plan- enterprise has taken note of for the city to cover any ning Commission held its an these developments and costs not covered by HUD in nual public hearings last there will be dramatic results the building of , the new · .week at the Brashear Asso- if the · capital projects are senior citizen ' s highrise on ciation, 2005 Sarah Street. started as scheduled in Warrington Ave Present were director o.f the 1981. "
The final speaker from the commission, Robert Lurcott, Lou Loeffler, a member of Allentown. group was Dan members of the commission, the A/HCIA Execut ive Kinney. "The NDO office has Sister Rosita and Robert Board, stressed the need for become an important asset Whitehall, along with mem- the reconstruction of War- to our community, " he hers of other city depart• rington Avenue. He explain- began. Other city programs ments. Over 30 speakers ed the concern expressed by and services Allentowners testified to neighborhood the general membership of would like tb commend and problems and desires in an the organization and the see continue include the attempt get part of the businessmen of the com- NeighbQrhoods For Living federal money the hearings munity fqr the continuation Center, the tree planting proare required for. of the project l:le also said gram, 6 peration Paintbrush ALLENTOWN the project was an "integral and the citywide resurfacing Bob Kress, president of part of the ongoing commer• program, he said. Allentown/Hilltop Civic Im• cial development of the ARLINGTON provement Association ; area."
board-, askeci' for 'liuaget sup- •'plated. •Ile said the street is a
Mel Jackson, asked the revieweq projects and· serv• George Assenat, another planning commission if Patices a!reac;Jy begup' 9r'plann• _ member of the , !JHC!A. terson St could be coin· edl>y the;ci(y for,,the Hillto{
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port for 'the Allentown ~ead en<i no:w and it 'is im· sis were the Wmington and' Senior Citizen's Center. He possible for fire trucks to get Arlington aves. reconstruc- said for · the last two years 'through and could be made tion pr9jects, scheduled to I money has been budgeted for accessible from both ends begin in 1981 and 1982, the' addition of a ramp with another 40 yards of respectiveJy; the off street leading into the center, for street. He also wanted the clparking lots being built with updating the restrooms and ty to install playground matching funds from Allen· for an addition to the build- equipment for a tot lot in an town businessmen; also, the ing, but there has ~n no empty lot acquired for that senior citizen highrise plann- movement to carry out the purpose in 1963 ed for the near future ana the construction.
Jackson also wanted park· Neighborhood Deveiopment He also asked for rest· ing spaces alloted for use by Office which opened this rooms and lighting to be add· home care nurses He exyear and helped local resi• ed to Grandview Park during plained that the nurses now dents. the renovation of the grand- have to park either seve~al
Kress concluded "Private stand. His final request was blocks away or in an area where they receive parking tickets. The final problem he wanted the city to correct was the lack of water pres
Carrick Council Promises
Biggest Halloween Parade
The Carrick Community School of Dance and Ross sure on Eccles St during the
School of Dance In the line
by Carrick residents
Jack Heisler and Wayne
summer months.
Ann Komlenic, vice presi
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Council speaking for ill presi-
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she has t e iggest an '.best parade Mus1·c will be provi'ded byh Id · c · k " been contacted by South ever e m arric · Carn"ck 's, South Hill's andTh d z • th Side residents about gas in para e iorms m e Seton LaSalle 's high school1100 block f B vill the sewer lines on 7th., 8th , 0 · rowns e bands·, The Fred Del MonteR d (C · k M Oli 9th , and 10th streets- That oa arric · t. ver Band·, Rm'ggold Band, fea•Sh · Ce ·· the residents are afraid if oppmg nter) at 11 30 turing Kitty Hackwelder,d will oceed al something isn't done, a a.m an pr ong Miss All Amen · ·ca Jr. MaJ·orB vill Ro d h tragedy could happen. rowns O 8 to t e ette of America·, St Basil' s2800 bl k Ste "For the third ye ar, the oc near wart Grade School band and cheerA t t t streets of Arlington have venue s ar mg a noon. leaders and P1"ttsburgh ' s b0 · M Ri h d een completely left out of · nee agam ayor c ar Rocketts Drum and BugleCaliguiri will be the 'P.ar~de C the city budget planning," marshall. Honorary Parade orp. she said. "There is no proMarshall will be Bob Kudz· Many local merchants and gress listed for my area in ma of KD,KA TV ·Together ~utshinessmedn willdhlavale flchilo~tds theSli'!_IXe.alsoyearstprelanssed." the need they. will head a list of n9t· Ill e para e an oc · ables which includes "Chilly ren in Halloween costumes for better water pressure in Billy" Cardille and the are invited to join the march the Arlington area Chiller Gang with Carrick'e as it is in progress BEECHVIEW _ GOING UP All over South Pitt.burgh, crimes, graders aud construction crews are busily own Stephon the castle Treats and novelties will Fred Curr, was interested working on maj~ p~jects t hat wj,11 ~efit the C9mmuruty. Our camera caught these scenes· Prankster; the Tri River be c:li~tributed by the partici- in making~ School, rece~to~ 8 recent sunny day ~m toP,, grading for th~ ne~ $30 inilllon-plus South Side · Clowns; Smackey and Hobo pants along the parade rout.a ly clo~. mto a commuru~y Hospit,al, at 2b!, BJld Mary Ste.; going up .at Arllngton and St. Patr.ick is a new fire house to Clown; Star Wars' Darth Security will be provided recreation center He s~d , rep~ace th~, Jf~mleaf St. station; and a parking lot o~ Warringto~ Ave. will be ready Vader; Tweety Bird and b the Pittsbur h Auxili the structure would be swt· In time ease traffic nroblems when the reconstructio nf th t ...:....-t ~" s 1 te th c t · M' · d • y, g ary able for 90 percent of local"'~ • ~···t••-l4'i •,-+•• ·,~ ,rf ···•l\t,1 , , ,~~ar ,i~ ~n~- ttt rves r e a, 1l"lD as Police. 1 ~t + .i,. •••-•.•. !,•.•• •t• •.,.•,..._ ,,,, t ,.\ ,••"/•t•• ,,.•..,• , ' ,,,.• •"'--,•• ~•~., ., \".' 'l '// / / · -. r t t_.t, ~, ": i, ,"; : t, ' ' ', 't'• ',. ,,•. ,,,.,.,.' ,/ •••"t'. 1 /, 't"f't' f', 1 }r' i' , 1 t 1 1C (VlitirJU~~.r Qn.!llllR '\f 1 ' 1 1 1 ~ ," t,, ~t ·•
South Pittsburgh People
Until last August 2, Tom Cardello was a typical 19 year old, enjoying all the things a young man his age enjoys, including swimming. But on that bright summer Saturday, his love of the water turned to tragedy when he suffered an injury from an accident at a popl which will leave him paralyz• ed. from the neck down for the rest of his Ufa.
Tom is currently undergoing treatment at Mercy Hospital and is naturally depressed by his physical condition. Some cards or notes of cheer from his South Pittsburgh friends and neighbors, even those who don't know him, might go a lot to cheer him.
When there is a bed available for him at Harmarville Rehabilitation Center, he will be transferred there for some rehabilitative therapy. After rehabilitation, he can return • to him home at 2624 Mission St., if his parents, Louis and Dorothy Cardello are able to make certain drastic, and expensive, changes in their home.
· First, the Cardellos will have to ·install a drive~ay outside the home, then either build on a separate first floor room and bath for Tom, or install an elevator, f<> ~ P,r& sent third floor room.·
In order to help defray the many expenses brought about by Tom's accident, St. 'Josaphat's Church conducted a special collection
Officials ·Hear Local Testjmony
Continued from page 1" opened that were covered 'tP MT.WASHINGTON programs and that there is when the city paved the mam Joseph Debecco asked for no other land available on streets of Beltzhoover. the steps between Boggs the hill for such a community There is a need for Warr- Ave. and Southern Ave. to · building. He also asked for ingtoµ · ~ecreation Center be "repl~ced, He said this hlls more maintenance on the lit- and pool to , be revitaUzed, · been promi~ for several · tie league field and the addt· Ms. Smith told the commie- years and has always '' been 1 · tion of lights for winter foot- sion. Also the community scheduled for "n~t year." ball playing. center in McKinley Park. De becco also wanteo " BELTZHOOVER · The roof leaks and it needs Boggs Ave. to be mad13 one • Bill Wright, had a number 'soundproofing. There is a way beginning at Southern of remarks about city ' pro- large number of senior Ave. to pre".ent parking P,rograms now offered through citizens tllat·meet there and blems and people driving on · the NDO offices: · First, he it is "impossil;lle to hold a " Private property to tum. , would like ,Operation Paint· meeting because of the noise
Also, tlie wrought iron curbs brush to return to the;Beltz• · fro~ the kids in the ,gym. ·· are ll proble~ 'in the ~tef.
hoover area.
been there
When it had She also asked for more lie said, the iron sticks
several years ago, street lighting, stricter
he felt it, wasn't
clean
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Louis Petty,
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SPECIAL VISITOR Steeler Rocky Bleier paid a surprise Wright also wanted the ci- become dangerous and ce- Shiloh St. parking Jot. In visit to Tom Cardello, South Sider who was paralyzed from ty to watch over the contrac- ment steps leading to the addition, he would like the , the neck down in a swimming pool accident. South Pitts- tors used in "the low interest South Hills Trolley Junction. parking meters taken out for burghers can send get well greetings to Tom at Mercy loan programs more."He said CARRICK · the IX!llce to park- and to Hospital.
· his mother recently had a Rick Polota, a member of allow, construction to be ' last Sunday. Money from 16219. He has had many visi- great deal of work done and the Carrick Commu:i:iity repla,ced since the police stat his collection will be tors, includin:g Steeler Rocky he could have done a better Council, , requested '.repairs tion has been moved,,and the deposited in a special ac- Bleier, and Tom's former St. job with "match sticks and and additions to Plu)llps building is completed. · ·
c O un t O pened by the Adalbert •s basketball coach paper:" Park. Specificly, the park Petty also asked, for a ~t Cardellos at South Pitts- Ben Savinis; who has been a He al110 said the area has a steps in the rear of the park of steps leading into the , burgh Savings and Loan at constant visitor and help, ac• problem with · absentee replaced; water fountain'!' ad- South Hills Ti;olley J~ct~of ,, 1712 E. Carson St., and held cording to Mrs. Cardello. landlords collecting the rent ded, one at the recr,eation At the present, there 1s in trust for Tom. Don •t forget the cards and for "places I wouldn't put a building and one 11t the ten- n q thing t here put a: ·' ,
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It would be nice if others letters, and, if you can; the dog in." nis courts; a bike ta~ at th~ 'cowpath,;' · could send contributions to donations. Let's show Tom MaryLou Smith, from the building and a' gate at the ,. SOUTH SIDE this fund; perhaps sol_Ile local and his family that there's a Concerned Citizens of Beltz- tennis courts -' along with · Dee Meade,' hoover, again stated neighborhood. She also buildingPAGE TWO
THE SOUTH PITI'SBURGH REPORTER TUES .. SEPT. 30. 1980
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' president of organizations could sponsor spirit in South Pittsburgh
the fencing around the Jower South Side Community, fundraisers to aid the family. that is found nowhere else, a desire for Operation paint- bask13~bal1 court. . .,: . · Counql, :began,',j'ijwe. ~e go-· Anyone interested can con- caring that makes us res• brush to return to hei: He said the recref,ltloll ing to be a revitalized eectfon , tact Mrs. Cardello at pond: when one of our own
could use a new of the city, I 'believe we 8J'8 , 4&1·3669, or send donations needs help. wanted tlie · storm sewers ventilation system. Though behlg~eglected. The city has ,» to the Tom Cardello Trust, in , · the building isn't very old ' been lacking, you should see care of the savings and loan GRIP Has Recycliilg,Ctr. the old system •provides no some of the lots ' the tjcy or to_his home at 2624 Mis- p k , cross ventilation and it owns, some of the walls are sion St. Sundays .In Bethel ar ' . beco~es ~iic?esible ,~ b~ld''. f~~own;'it'l! ;acij.sgi~.:: , And don't forget to 90nd GRIP (Group for Recycl- hand every second Sunday of meetingeh" duriJ;ig the summer Ms. ,M~ Cfl~ented 9~ •· those cards and notes to Tom the month to collect · the for t ,t ~ell.E\Pn. , ' the three minute time limi,~ at Mercy Hospital, Pride and in g In pen n s yl v a 1'l i a) , ·KNO~V,u,E set for public testimony and , reminds area residents that following it,eµlll: newspapers Bill Rohe, a member of tlie 'called it ••,not,up top ar," and Locust streets, Pittsburgh the Bethel Park Recycling bagged or bupdl~ with 1 f d K ·11 1 of So h S'd" · al B ul tr d ( , , • new y orme noxv1 e said, the Pf30P e ut 1 e our continuing efforts to Center on I ndustri O e- 8 ong cor · magazines 0 c,itizen'e group, as~ed fqr coµldn't go ,oil~ and find o~t Consumer 's eliminate bureaucratic road- vard will be open for telephon!l · books, pleal!e), · more street lights ~or both, · what -is wr~Jig :1 with ,J;he : blocks. business on Sun~ay, October ~S:.~~ -:-- all tJ7J?0s, the maiJ;i and the ,ide s~eets. , µeighbor~9()(l and tell it · in 0 "It is a concise summary 12 , from ll:00 until 2:00. nn ' ·· ' m cans nns- He wanted the sewage ana ' three imriutes. ' r of all the permits and Recycling helps to reduce ed; f1B:ttened, labels removed; the water systems ;upgra,ded C~I McAllls~, a·elopes n State Has Gµ,idelicenses we issue, who should our country's dependence on cont~er ~lass bottles and Knoxville to be includeq resident and co-chairperson ,. • · apply for them, where to go {oreign oil, since products andd J~e, nnsed, edm~tallascat~s in Operation Paintbrush. He of- t~e couu:nunity cquncile ,,, DE' D R ts f th th t d fr te ·a1s an nngs remov • p IC ted d . th t t' 'ttee 'asked '.l o .l\. ermt or wnt-e or em, e curren ma e om scrap ma n milk sed fl ·tte no urmg e recen recrea 10n comrm ,f charges, and the estimated require less energy to pro- ed· J~gs term ank h street )·epaving some of the that the !!lopes and flats processing times." duce. There is also a tremen- •. an was C:1' 0 streets were made hl.gher treated as one unit and both "A users Guide to DER Jones pointed out that dous savings in precious -GmRleakpIProof conttamert.h t 1than the sidewalks cau~ing be included in the city's li · · · · t DER · 't t al sugges 8 a th dr · ble · 'taliz t' ·Permits," a pub ·cation sum- smce mos pernn s are na ur resources. , hbo h tak t e amage pro ms. revi a 10n program. marizing pe r~its and issued by the regional of- As an extra bonus, n~ig rs w O 8 ~8. '' Rohe wanted a feasibility Some of the recreation ' licenses issued l}y the state ficel!, questions concerning a citizens who bring 'their ~~~ec.~g ~n1h car~oling study to ·s~ if the bridge needs of the South, Side, acDepartment of Environmen· permit or application should thr t • th B th 1 ell' 1 ms e cen r can · over· Bausman St, could be cording to Ms. McAllister in- , i; ,.owaways .' o e e e save even more energy. ced 1 if th ' 1 d d A 'p1 ,·tal Resources, is available be directed to the appropri- Park center help raise funds T h th llect' repla . A so, to see e cu e : rmstrong • ay- · through DER's regional ate remonal office 0 reac e · co ion t · adiue could be d · eedina e· urfaced · e· for -the local Explorers who site, follow South P.ark Road ~rdrunedg r th f grod~ n 1 " · nds " offices. The Allegheny County staff the center with to I d t 'Ill B ul d d w1 en on e comer o an new p aygroun eqwpDER Secretary Clifford L. regional office is in the Koss- volunteers. · f ll n n. 0 e~~h' r Charles arid Kno,t so the bus ment; Ormsby Park is in the Jones, in announcing avail- man Building, 100 Forbes O ow 8 signs pas 8 us could t11m without going on budget and they hope ' it will ability of the publication, Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 16222, The Expl ers will be on garage the sidewalk. stay ther~; Oliver , Bath s_ai_it_·_·T_h_e_gw__de_is_p_ar_ · t_o_f_o_r_te_Ie_p ho_n_e-66_6_-s_o2_a_.--.., State ·Increases Firewood pe~its :~~S:/~~:uttu:e:: , vation and South Side ,P,-rk PUBLISHED WEEKL YON TUESDAY OFFICE ADDRE,SS: 1713 E. C-orson St. 2nd Fl. ~AI_Llf'."G ADDRESS; '.¢> ..Box 4285 ':•,;,,, ·. •, Pg'h., PA 152Q3i, 1 • • ..._ .• 1 TELEPHONE 41n to266' ,~ "r. / ·, ROBERTA F. SMl:i'ti ·; •,: / EDITOR & PUBLISHER \."t,: " TOM SMITH ' / EDITORIAL ASSISTANT SERVING THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF SOUTH PITTSBURGH & MT OLIVER Sub1crlpflon & Adv•rtlslng lotes On Request With mor-e people turning newcomers who have never to Pennsylvania's state ventured into the forests for forests for firewood, · 1980 firewood and believe much of could be another record it can be fo1,1Dd along forest breaking year for the number roads. Unfortunately, since of firewood permits issued,. the onslaught on the forests The likelihood that this in 1979 when 33,606 permits could be a banner year is bas· were i8sued by the district · ed on the increasing number foresters' o~cee. there is ~tof telephone inquiries concer- tie firewood" lyµig about. ning the firewood F,ogram Most of it bas to be cut. being received by ,~ Penn· , '· ·· I · • · h.....:art · • · of E -· Durmg 1~7~ only 18,975 vama ..,.,~ ~n~ , :.. -.~: -'. ,permit(! were ', iesueq. Thie ·
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the procedure Becau~ f..ntJj:' !P,~~ee, ,for obtaining a permi~ for particularly m ~:if~li ,p,n~~ cutting · or collecting Penney)varµa, forestry fll'ewood and where it is are bu y m ark i ,n g available in the state forests. undesirable timber for cut Many of the· callers are ting. However, this s1B:Dding timber is generally green and ,will 'not be suitable for burn· could be cleaned up, part of iting this ye~: Jt will have to'' has been used as a public , .: be stoc\{piled and allowed to d~lra ~o~t~owzer, , ~; dry f~r sevei-al months chajrperson ,of the·commw;tibefore it can 00 used 88 fuel. ty,council i-ecreation commit- ,So~e dead wood can l;>e found in 'the forests of north µie, would, like tbe ~lesion • \ • Street lll'8a of ,South Side ce,Jltr"' · J'el198Y1Y~ but -,. , Park to have IQOre work done · there ' iii a ,' p~blem of ac• ban in h s~1tcl · 1 • t t e ,past. , -,u y, , , ·, ~. ~, ,-ce~si,~~ty, ~ 0 !1t. of 111lis she would like' /the weeds .·,'! · t ' falloi:i,:tlDlber 18 deep in the ~---.I fro be.t•.1'd ,: lit't1e ''' ·. '',,,,cTtZ £,.:: , , , C.itninN m UllJ wie yr forea1,11., ,\ '· ,:. ' •,.J';. league 'building ' r'ubble '' ·· ' ?,,~~,·niis •;~ t~«! price of$~ ~ ;, c;leared and a Pm:~ , ·: ,_, ·• :~< permit'- is,'·14'. Each permit\' t add~ · an'd a · fence '· CQn{.' -'::/ ' :' obtained from the district of• .:etrilcted behind th~ build,ing. · ,.~.. ·+ fice ~on'g ,witli a nia1i sli<,w-· ' . .{Me. 'iI~ltzhowzef 'ii1110 , ''. :, ; • ~1•1} ing · the loQation of tlie w~ted ,a lighted path aria ' · ''·• 1 ~ewood, allows ' cutting ' or 'steps constructed from ,: tile collecting one standard ¥ission St. Brid'8 do~ rough cord of ,firewood. <;ontinue1 on page 3_, · ·. ,, , ""•f".J~ '" Con ti the ice fl(lnt · , · hi~ , Yl ,.. , · ' i•y cniHh:·.,·., ,·d• ~,,-,.,, T ' ,'. r ~bout~<~;· the :' Bil , 1),f r, mani •·:Jp~:,,;1/~~t~ ·,. ' -u;.: Y. ,. ' -~same £ ,, ,. t ; · ;: ~ )11 .:s··~- .:'t;~ !~ h ; ', _, t,be SoJl ·: ' ., ,deJit& 0 " < • of ~eJl ,111m '' ,:J ,•·..::.' MIPly •. : liave \.ti .- ~~IH!J perty:t ' stated and ':ste replace • mainte11 Irene ·· :=~ ,. tliat the ... its proldw ·, re · elderly. mented notth~ low reri .,,.,She· ..;: en~ugli to ~8'~ geeted t third'
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;;:::; PAGEFOUR County, Council Sponsor Mt. Washington Clinic Members of the Health Street in Mt. Washington Education Committee, Mt. between the hours of 4:00 Washington Duquesne p.m. to 7:00 p.m. , Heights Community Council Immunizations against have distributed posters seven potentially crippling or throughout the area to an· fatal childhood diseases will nounce the October 2nd be · provided · Measles, ·Immunization Clinic at Sulli· Mumps, Rubella, (German van Hall, St. Mary of the Measles), Diphtheria, PerMount School, Bigham tussis, (Whooping Cough), COSTELLO BROTHERS •IOOflNG• TIie &Wto4 Slllll• l Sp • ALUMINUM SIDING • SOFRT & FASCIA • WOODIN DECIS •WINDOWS ALL NOME IMPIOVEMENTS .,....,..381-9063 Tetanus (Lockjaw) and Polio. Parents are urged to bring · their children's immunization records to the clinic. Children under 18 years old must be accompanied by an a~ult: The Immunizatio~ Cijnic will , be conduct.ed by ,Allegheny ·County Hea,lth Deparbnent in cooperation with the Healtb Education Committee, Mt ~ Was~ ton-Duquesne Heights Com· munity Council ' THE SOU1H P.ITTSBU~~II TUEs.; sEPT. 311. 12so Air Force As~n . Honors V.' Moyer · The Greater Pjttsburgli Chapter of the'Air Force Association · will hold: its mon· thly II).eeting on Wednesday / ' · Oct. 8 at 8: 15 p:m. at the ViJ'· ing Motor ,Irin, 1150 Bariksville Rd -, The New Air Foree Asso- , ciatio~ Community ~artner, ; · • Vic Moyer, owne,:- of the Sµn- _ ny Acres sta&!.e3 ftj>m Cpal · ; Center, Penna~ will •· be ·· honored for his "dedication_,1 ~ BUpJ;M>rt" 'to the U.S. Air.· Force)md the Air fpnie f\.slioclatio:ii. l , ,,· ' ;·· , New 'ehiapter P~fic~rs, , · ~esiden,t ·, Tillie Metz~r, • cam»t,. Vi n.....:.:c1ent · E«r"""'' ~· ce .- -~ · , Qold~n. Wilkinsburg; BeereSPREADING THE WORD a~t the lmmmi&atl~ clinic to be ·spouored by the Health tary Lee S~tii. Bethel !>ark; ' ;, t Education Committee, Mt. Waahingtc,n-Duqueaiie Heights Community Co~ on Oct. 2 are imd Frank Tyka."'." · these committee members who will act as-tegbitws.~~om lef!, Claire Furman, RJ~t; Jo Amle ski t B,~ad~~ ~ ll¥'ta1!:·,· Moore, CC!DUDtttee chairman; Anita Caputo; an~ Mary Anderson. , .'.· • · ' ed -by the newlr-tlioot.ed Afr _ ......,,..,.._..,..,~a--,i~...,.~..e_,...,.+111 · · ·· _ · · · • Force , As~tion ;NatlomtlHILLTO:P - Parents Of ~an4if.~pped Childten··· ·( -,~ .1: ·:.·· ~~r,~::.m carr~k , .REST-AURANT W-elcome At ·Special/Program < _; ~·-·. ·:·,~,.:-.--: • i;~;~ ,~~ _ ; , · •REAL HOME C.O(mlNG •" Th~ ~IJtill a f~o~ ~: · ._t Z11i::JL; ·,,:~.:bili ~ti · · L...--~ ~11-'be •" ,,I.:~ ~1r~,.~~.: >;.-;,:-.: •• · • •DAILY s· 'PECIAts ·.. • ·• -.;, ..,._1:; sr...... on ~s , F::;;.';....;..:l F , , , 'r ings for AllegJieey , ~u.i\~ ,: «:ent,erLbdiqwmHiill. ·'' within tbe ~iy at , ~Jl~ '' ~y;· OCUS -~ •) ,': •., · • No w· FE.A TUR/NG ·• · . parent s of :hand.i~,'~i>.~~ ' 1)". ,l1f/14~tiori' to members of- ye~t~,#~-Jt..Ja ,sclie-'_ c_~ • ,;w•;, er ,;···· · I · cliildrentotake~f of · ~"' _· h ·· • · '-"'bili'tatio r dulacl to start •Ainn;,,flme in ·ocnnnar 11felC ,r- x ;:_· · ~-":! wie ome s re.... n , .,. i:-::r-'_-T.HE OR _ IG _ 1MAL GY .. R _ 05' free' training ,pro: ::~f; ;;..,.ii ·· h-1th care profee- •October:::.: ·:· } ·, ·· ,- · Focuswill'beon ef(imily .,_;;:;"Oper ti ' Lifi ,, k.,, K" -j "' s~al -·--~· '• ~. 'l.t :.....1 October 6 · · .,. · · Cf a on: ~s , ~. ~ :,'' , si9nalti troin commµnity •~. area' on .w•Ouuay, , at a .,>··' · ': TAKEOUTOIIDc'llS '• PllOMPT SEIIVI There~ be ~ ~e~,-?f have been ~ed to· l_iealt~;. care profess1onals ,. two-p~ ~t ~•uf.., 1. ._, •.• , •. 804Warrlngt6nAve · ; 431-,9241 ·. five meetings at a,: Slte pi,· participi,t,einthispiogram.- wor~ v.oi~ -'. P~~ of ·., ~!IDJ1'8 11th ~r ,alldi~ :·· / A.llegheny Co"QDty m ost con- Operation: Life's Work is handicap~ clµldren will be 1um, Downtown.· ·• Pit.ts- M._ · .MERCURIO '& SON ~ KITCHENS : . 381-1942 ;31-5361 .:_ SCHEI.ICM MA1mNANCE-F1EE CA111m SAVE •4,-5 · mC::' 1656 ·$':i TOPS-APPLIANcas IOWL~IXTR,A "INSTALLATION" AVAILABLE · BATHROQMS · INST AU.ED v~en~yJocated fOJ; ~ci~ de sig11-ed 'to 'hel~ '>. oo~h proyided at !lO ~~ge _at, the ~w:_gh's wcirking, wom~ _-,': pating parents, accqfding to parents and health care Ho~ F~ Odpplec;l Cbil~ mvtted to a lµiich4'Qn at µoon , Bill Chrisner, J;»roject:I>irec:- profesrilonals to stirt think- _. Q!uisner said. · to _get tips on handling' toroftheprogram. · ing of \ ;oc,.tions and inde- •;• Forinfo,miation and ,ap~- ~.marriage , andfamilr,. :. · Subj~ matt.er will in- pendent living for handi~ ca~ion for ,either program · At6p;m. pro~orialswork• , elude ~ealirig witl\, µta µn' , · capped ~n v,,bile they · contacrBill Ohrisner, ~a- ing with· are invi~,,.. pact of having a h~dicapJ)fiO are ,aiiJfyo~." said Chris- tion: :- Life ts ·"I', work project ~ : to &Qat about pmj,nting frqm child in your family; JeP,l •net. -~ ,,. • ~tor, · ~r Shirley Relich, · the area's top·authprities on rights of t1-e disabled: :V(!Ci!l• · : , tie emphasized that for asf!ist;ant,p~j~ direct<ir, at todar's ~banging family, · tional-educational opportun.i- ,parents the iweclal training 412:621-9()0()1 ••• _'. · Representatives' from ,ten ties: aspects of indepeµ,dent s th S~d 'M al , Needs ~r 1 · social service and ec1ucaliving; s~iai-too~ _llll~ •iech:· 0~ 1 e . · e ~ · · l' 0 un~e!-"8. tional organiz~tions '1nll be niques available to help , the Soutli Side M eals •on Jound· eacb. will have to serve ,available 'to answer ques• handicappedf '° ,119Cie~ · at~- · Wheels curtently has' more· O!liY. ··'one , ho~ ~per,.. W~• t~on~ and ,distributeJnfo~tudes towards the dis~blecl; requests "for service to home- usually ,from 11:30-12:80;' or t1on following both the · and parental adv~cy im.4 bound citizens than ' the less. · · · luncheon and evening semihealth services infoi:mation'.. organization handle In ,. Jior more information, or: nars. These agenj:i~ inC:lude: ~ation: U~e's Work is order to ~d the ;num'?er , to v.9lunteer, call-S81-8663 o» Ceri~ ~or Children in Jl'ami• '·i. a ~al, progriup fund~ by , of routes to meet the grow• 431-8469. ,, · · · ly Crisis, PIQ'8J}t~ ,SQ'eSs · ., ,, · tli.e Bu_rea~ of Vocational ing need, more volµn~r Not all , veteranlt are exserv· Ce?~• Red ~ss, Louise ·· Rehabilite.tion :~d drivers and 4eliverei:~ must icemen: Some f> 79,000, or , ~d C~. Center, Catholic· through the aome For Crip- be found, 0 potential clients over , two percent of the Social ~gheny;.lnwill have to be turned dow;n. •veteran population, are termediat ~ Unit, P. '.l' A; ··· ·, · · . · If en~ugll volunteers ar~ ·women. · M~ch of Dime~, F~ an~ 4c • 'ti Children's Sel'Vlces, and Jew- · ish Q,>mmunity qin~. .; j' ; •. No ~ations are·need- " ;;;.. ,,. 7ie ~ .'!Jdt • . ,.. · JOSEPH l~--SCHNEiDEi .AND SON , · ; 118 Plus St. ·· : , 381..0788 OPEN MON. THRU SAT. I A.M-.-1 P.M., SUNDAY 9 A.M.-2 ·P.M. OUROWN . BAKED .HAM ••••••• ,·s2 ·~ 39 • lb. LAt~Ui°Q~ LAIC'.ES AMERl'CAN ·5 1· CHEESE • • • • • • • • • • • . lb. \ N0.314 HARQ . SA LAMI • • • • • • PICKLE OR OLiVELOAF • • • • • • I FLOOR COVERING tONTRACtORS · CARPOS & LINOLEUM NO-WAX VINYL:FLOORIMG: FREE ESTIMATES1730 E. CARSON ST. 488-2000 _:::::_ ..:. LIFETIME LABOR WARRANTY •It-, Led for the evtl)liJJg seminar. " ., , ' The semµiars, PIU'.i · of: ' · Kaufmann's "To Your Good · Health" series honoring ' the Year Aif the Family, are cosponsored by #1e ~dvispry Board of Trilltlgle Corner, • Ltd , Kaufmann's ' Program for Women in Busin~ss; "the Health Education Center, ON ANY NEW'ZENITH COLOR·,TV SET -:~ · ~51,, ~.pe ~~gh!!l)Y ~nt&J1ne1 'I d1ate Unit.. ''J,11ie tneme..- is PURC,HASED AT TWIN P INES "Focus on the Family: We THIS : MEANS ,THAT ANY ZENITH COLOR TV instead of Me.'! · , ' PURCHASED AT LIST PRICE Will NOT COST YOU Li.thu · a ,.: ., n;nn Clas · s ONE PENNY IN LABOR FOR AS LONG AS YOU s,u, OWN THE SET! ' BP..ainning Soon 24 HOUR ·1N-THE-HOME1SERYICE · ---o· , · , Lithuanian languageFactory Authorized Service Station , classea. will begi;n .at 1o a.m. FAST-EFFICIENT-EXPERT-REASONABLE SERVICE on , Saturday, Oct. it iu, •-1 ..-- ! ,. Brashear Center, 2005 Sarah St. ,, Classes are free and informal. Beginner's, advanced and in between classes are taught l>y Si.sters M,. Francesca; M. Leona; M. • · , · Alvema·and Felicita. , · 1223 E. CAISON'Sf. •SOUTHSIDE• U1"2311 Fot information call Marge ·,os ~IRGINIA ,AVE. ~~~-WAS~ ~ , -~ Turner, 761-1826 or Mary Uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iii;iiiiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.;;;iiiiiiiiiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.&I --•-------••-•-•-••• 'Tairiy." 3'41-12$6 ; ' ' ·' I i {1;,
Weights
Upto~. , esteem in w,hich the honored · · tru,c!rlng industry agrees ro Assembly which also briefs now that all evidence Romanelli, long an adUsually held ~ach ' year on guest is held by his fellow adhere to new inspectioQ. granted the industry an in· in the case has been vocate of stricter safety November 1 the Mass was members of the bar. requirements creased weight limit. presented. standards and an opponent moved ah~ad one day This year's awardee will be Romanelli recently in· "The trucking industry is "If that fails to achieve my of higher truck weights, said because Nov. · 1 falls on announced next week. tervened in a trucking in- reneging on its part of the results, then ·the bill I in· he is appalled at the trucking Saturday and also is An Re~rvations for the ~er dustry suit which see~s to agreement, at the expense of troduced will," Romanelli industry's lack of conscience Saints Day, a day of ~oly may be made by calling have declared unconstitu· the safety and well-being of explained. and its irresponsibility. Obligation. Bish9p Leonard 288-9687. · tional a provision of the new
Trucking industry officials "Shabbily maintained will be Ii I b ·· A contend that the Penn- trucks are a threat to every t 'e ce e rant.
ssertiv,eness Training Aimed At Nurses sylvania inspection require- person in Pennsylvania
The society is an organiza• ment is unnecessary because Those five people killed in tion of Catholic members of Duquesne Univ ersity's ness and the advantages and funds will be made for can· of federal safety require- Pittsburgh were standing on
reservations after Oct. ments. a corner on a downtown
But Romanelli charges street. They weren't even on
form or that because many trucks a highway," Romanelli said
announced
Oct. 9 will
St Pius V. Traditional WTAE-TV newscaster Don Cannon.
will
Attached ro the church is
Donation
call 431-0557.
Cubs Plan Flea Market
Reservati9ns are
The
soliciting To
table for 10 or donations of items which can 20 people, call AnneJenneve, be sold that day. For further 431-1448. For individual information or pick up, tickets, contact committee phone Debbie Miller, members Mel J ackson j,, 431-4617.
Viney Fritsch; Jean Hand· los; Ann Komlenic; Mary Si::~i;nalstieg or Yvonne Kircher
The 163 living veterans of the Spanish-American War average 100 years of age
with another state. The senator is intervening, he said. "Obviously the truck The inspection require- as a friend of the court, in the federal regulations didn't pounds ment was part of a law pass· federal district court suit, keep that truck off the pounds, until tlie ed this year by the General which means he can file streets."30.-1980 isn 'foyer , 1ttsburgli ii'orce Aeits 'monesday / ' ' theV>ik· BariJta,:.A'ssoPartnet, ' Sµn• ._ Cpal ~ be · '. tiOD( U.S. Air 9rce ~sp~ficers , etzger, ideiit ~d rg; iSecre-.1 f!iel Park; Tyka.-:- · 1)8 1¥tall- ' Air Natj~Jial Carr:!_ck, Q,:1enro ta omen , are 1 ' ' nat~, handling md family nahjworkfuvited'I. \ JDting frqm '\, h~rities' on family; · from •t.en nd educa· IDS will be rwer ,ques• teinformaboth tlie · !Jlll)g semi• -~ ies include: in Fami,St\'888 ' 1 s, Louise , r, · Catholl~ , '.,.. g~IO-: • it ; P,'.f A ; .:. li',µnily' and ~and~Jewenter. s are .neec1: seminar. , paH of: our Gtiocr· in,orinftbe , ·: ily m:e; co! ~dvisofY,1~ Comer, • s Program · 1sin~ss; the !'1 Center, ly I,nteJlnetheme is •~y: We lan guage 1.at ,l 0 a.m. ct n ll,t 2005 Sarah _.. e and infor· advanced classes are isters ' M , Leona; M. 'ita. , ' ·,; n callMiirge 1 or Mary • , •j • · rors ·•i SEPT Jb , 1~so 1• •• • • ::,:,};.\ :'A/nfillai fawye'rs' Mas~ THE SOUTH PITTSBURGH REPORTER PAGE FIVE ·Rom .anel!iBill Would ·ReduceTruck
On0ct. -31Tliis .Year . Se n at or J am es A Pennsylvania law requiring every Pennsylvanian," said
faulty brakes killed four Romanelli (D-Allegheny) has inspections e i~her from Pen• Romanelli. people and an unborn child," ,. The annual St. T,homas \. following the Mass with a introduced legislation to nsylvania oi::
More Society MaSB will bi;onze bust of the one-time reduce the maximum
be celebrated Friday, Oct Chancellor of England weight from 80,000
31, at 6 p.m. in Epiphany pr~sented as a token of the to , 73, 280
Church,
• the Allegheny, County Bar School of Nursmg will hold a disadvantages of its use will celled
Ass~ciation. · The annual two-~art ,wor k!~ op · on be discussed On Nov. 20, the 16.
· Mass is held in honor of St. ass~rtiveness tr~g {or: workshop will focus on appli· For a registration
· ·• Thomas More; the patron regie!",ered nµrses, Thursday, cation of assertivenes s more information, contact slip through the federal in· "I am intent on preventing a saint of lawyers. · Oct 3~ and ~ursday1 Nov. principles. · Marjorie P ; Kerlin, coordina• spection system the state recurrence of this tragedy. I A tribute 00 some member 20 ~t the ~rt Ramada Continuing Education tor, continuing education, law is essential am determined to make the f th b , Inn m Cor, opolis, Pa • Certificates will be awarded Duquesne University School "In Pittsburgh this sum- trucking industry • respect0 d e char associati~:n: At the first aes,sion on Oct. by ....., quesne um·ver81·ty atma e , ea year at a 30 d finiti f __ : .uu • of Nursing, (412) 434-6451. mer an overweiJlht tnick the law." , • , , e one o as,..,. ve- the completion of the work- L Boo~'J'Qbi~B~~duks 'Stops ' shop: P.N.A. approval is Harvest unch Carnegie _Library of Pitt&- For information about pending. • will Be Oct.· l 1 burgh has ,Just ,released · the ........i,: bookm bile 11te workshops · will be ,. , _.c o stops h Id fr 9 to 4 A S lll C ·,,. fall schedtilil for its city ~d call 921-3182 or 921-2521. ' e om a.m: p.m. t t. lf.l.QTJ _ tr. · county bookmobiles The C . Lib each day, and tuition 1s $70 ,,ne.: schedule went in~'effect ~egiefree raryblicoli~1.:Pitts- · including coffee breaks, lun- The Pittsburgh Advisory , • • u 11§,U l8 a pu urary, ch king terials d Senate of the Loyal Christian ~~tem~ 8 ·· and will con• maintained by the City of e~, wo~ ma an B e n e f i t A s s o c i a t i o n tinue until January s, 1981. • ~~ion Co ies of the sched'Qle Pittsburgh ~d Qounty of Participants m-qst regtBter (L.C.B.A ) will sponsor a availible at the central ,Allegheny, supplemen• for both sessions; and regis· Harvest Luncheon and Card , ,,. ·.. d all b anch ., ell t al appropnations from the tration ,. should be receiv~ Party on SAturday, Oct. 11 • 1, · · rary an ·. r 88• as w State of P I ania. be · · t 12 30 ', 1, ,' · · ' as at the Bookmobile Oenter1 · • ennsy two weeks in advance No re- gummg a : p m. at 1\T St. Mary's Senior Citizens , 50Bt:;;-nt!:o~~~m an , " 1,ew Pastor A,~Lady Of Fatima Center on Market St , " · Donation for the affair is ofth! ~r8'1ch libranes may The Very Reverend Ch ,a pel on Sunday, $ 6 ,·, ·' be returnild 00 the boolt- Monsignor Kenneth Hodg- per person. For reserva• t , D Phil, ST L M ACE September i1. He succeeds tions, call Mrs. Dolores Barz, Jmobiles, but all other son · · · · · · : · Father Leo Ji'riederichs who 531-9178 before Oct. 6. · materials must be returned was installed and rook poe- died on April 16. B to the branch from which session of Our Lady of emadette Alexander and • , F • · Services at Our Lady of Aileen Burns are co,· •; hey wer:e borrowed. , atim!l · Rom,an Catholic Fatima on Sundays ,, ~e at chairman for the event. '·O:: '• ,, ' ' ''•, . : ::::u~ti:d1!:i~~M:;s~: TV )Vewscaster .AfflNT"" LANDLORDS &,HOME ,OWNERS men's choir is at 10:00 a.m. Boatride Guest If you have rental property in , the ·City of Pittsburgh Weekday Mass Monday that needs ~led, call u~ for: details on the money thni Friday is at 8:16 a.m. avaUable,to 1you,through the ,Caty Grant Programs. · , and Saturdays at 9 a.m. Raise you~ rerts arid P,roperty vqlues at very little cost · Additional Maiises are on Those who attend a luncheon boatride aboard, the Gateway Party Liner for the benefit of the Elder-ado VINEGAR ==• .... .... 4a... s375=-SPRING WAn" • • • • • • • • ... s375 SAYE PIODUCISCO. 431-1757 PHONI IIPOII NOON fOI ml DILIVDY ''YOUR TOP KNOT'' FAMILY HAIR CARE SALON 2302 ARLINGTON AVE. THE LATEST • STYLE CUTS • PERMS • LONG HAIR BRAIDING & STYLING OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 431-5600 to you / Also call for an City Wome Locin Program informa- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and tion and estimates: ' · 0 n 8 a i n t s ' d a Ys. a s building fund on Thursday, II!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~
be greated by Hlav1 ..(9?.· .: A'~1·p · ·.·o··~··~•
CALL 884-6630
ALLEGIIENY'HOME CENTERS
ng 1arty 1152 ~~SVILl,E RJ. Catholic School which this ,. year has increased its enroll• Donation for tlie affair, l) ,·· ··•which will include a buffet · • • · at') . L&s ,.·,. T.V. ANTEN'NA ' •SALES• INSTALLATION• • REPAIR SERVICE-• ment by over 50 percent. Sister Mary Conrad, a religious of the Order of the ;Holy Humility of Mary, is the school principal · luncheon and dancing ro live ··o•, ·:· HAVE IT AT ·c5.,...:music, is $8 per person. The ride will last from 12:30 p ,IJl. TOWNE HALL until 3:30 p.m. For more in· formation, contact Bob Ab- (ON MT OLIVER ST.)bott, 381-1746. Proceeds From Ethnic Night SEATING FOR OVER 200 RESERVE NOW To Benefit New Hospital FULL v AIR CONDITIONEDThe Arlington Health PHONE ANSWERS Committee has planned an ,t, 24 HOURS ethnic dinner buffet and Tickets are also available from Thelma· Baumann at Kaufmann Center; Mary Jane Bracco at Brashear Center; or Yvonne Kircher at South Side Hospital "YOUR CATERER OR OURS " . 884-8160 r-: r,.;. 431-5726 darice with ' all proceeds ro ~~MMM~M~MMMii'lt .· M,-, · benefit the South Side Hos• 1 A CATERER'S CATERER INC. A·DELI'S DELI INC. ANNOUNCES THE RELOCATION OF CORPORATE OFFICES ' F~OM 2400 JOSEPHINE , St TO 1113 BRADISH ST., PGH:, PA. 15203. THE PAPARIELLA'S APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THE PGH. AND SURROUNDING AREAS WITH ANY AND ALL OF YOUR CATERING NEEDS. WE ARE, AS USUAL, STILL AVAILABLE FOR WEDDINGS, CAKES, BANQUETS, FUNERALS; PICNICS AND DINNERS. WE ALSO SERVE AS CONSULT ANTS FOR AN ENJ'l~E AFFAIR. ACCOMODATING 5 TO 5000 PEOPLE. ' CALL 431,6499 .W"•~ In Downt,wn ,.,,;, Stop At Our Dell ,In th• Lower Level o f'fhe lanlr Center. , , · : · jl\ ,• pital Building ~d The dinner will be on Saturday, Nov. 15 at 6 p.m. in St. Henry's Church Hall, 2400' Arlington For further information,
Ave. There will be a flea market
is $7 .60 per per- sponsored by Cub Scout S!)D, including a catered buf• Pack 555 on Saturday, Oct : f t b~ Flo Ge~us featuring 11 from 10. a.m. until 3 p.m. hom~in ade ethnic f'?19; and in the parking lot of First dan~g to the music of Joe Federal Savings and Loan of Zarmch. B.Y O B., setups Mt Oliver, Penn and Hays
be available. 'avenues.
liinited
pack is
reserve a
MICHAEL J. HEALEY ROBERT DEASY A nORNE YS-AT-LAW 315 BROWNSVILLE RD. REASONABLE FEES Initial Consultation $15 Uncontested Divorce. . . . . . . . . . . $15() Criminal Preliminary Hearing :$125 PLUS COSTS IMMIGRATION LAW LABOR LAW SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION Evenings & Weekends By Appointm ent 481-0767 h ,,,•i
MOUNT OLIVER --~·~•--~
A · .. L..,:Ml _._·· .. · ·· $ :,1 · ·6' ·. ··--.. .... . oi~~~--..-~·-··s-2·:-09-··· ·. HEESE·- ••••. .· . KRAn :· · SLICED ' . AMERICA.N ' CHEESE -·.· :::~·$ 139 KRAn ITALIAN DRESSING •;;~··s.1~• KRAA PARKAY: MARGARINE ~:2/ 5 1 AMISH BONE IN HAM WHOLE $OR SHANK PORTION lb • 29 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST lb. 5 189 CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES .. sl" '':· " FRESH: .,. :· BONELESS BONELESS GROUND CHUCK lb. s1 1, CHUCK STEAKS . $199 lb. FARM FRESH . CHICK-EN BEEF STEW •. s1" SPLIT BREASTS • • • • •.• • • lb.$ 129 DRUMSTICKS • • • • • • • • • • •· s-1 09 THIGHS • • • • • • • • • • • • • lb. 99c CENTER CUT RIB PORK CHOPS .· •. s1•• CENTER CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS •. s1" "-COMBINATION PAKaoNELESs • CHUCK ROAST • GROUND CHUCK . s I '' • STEW MEAT~ ••••• lb.
Steve Froehlich (10-11
olds) ran all over Rick Bubash
led
The Mt. Oliver Indians their Greenfield counter- defense with six tackles
lost their second straight parts and trounced them followed by Joe Schwalm,
game of the 1980 season to
for their second straight Rosenfeld, Tim
Kramer, Recreation
the Greenfield Cougars 20-6. shutout. Matt Mervosh and Jeff Wo- the follo)Ving· schedul~ tor For class registration and Center Men's Community
After a scoreless first The Indians had 239 yards jovonich, They are 3-0-0. · winter swiµun4tg at the information, call the Oli:ver Basketball League.
quarter, a booming 60-yard rushing and averaged 11.9
The Mt. Oliver Termites, Oliver.BathHouse,lOthand BathHi:>useat431-7727,
league ,invitatiott
punt by Greenfield put Mt. yards per rush as Don (8-9 years olds) lost another Bingham streets;
and
Oliver in the hole on their Rosenfeld and Rick Bubash one on the last play of the Adult
own 30 yard line. Mt. Oliver ran
an
yards game
Greenfie~d
lost
yards in
plays and respect1ve_ly. They lost at White
Greenfield took over on the Mt. Oliver thought they on the last play also.
Indian
yard line. had
but Greenfield scored
victory. Eric Malonowski.led
.-, ) '· ~, ,;,~i,I i~, · · · · · {'u l'UES tl sm 30 ;·1 , m '\, i PlnAGdi~ EIGHTT "t Lo M"te Shut Out c!gE:u1u PI~SBs~:eilifu:~E:t Everyone_ . ·. y :~Re£~i~'f ii~ ~~:.·<;:,,' ans, enm es se, 1 s O Oli p 1-·s V ..],._1 111en's B,:wii.ke ''' t '' b'".!.. Byll~
year
·
the D VeJ; '- ;p,« lwe 1r11 lU
The City of Pitt~burgb's '· p.m Thursday; anc;l ~t~ent ha1( ff,~ .",
Department' of Parks and Children's Learn to Swim 0 for the formulation •of. 1,tlie
22·0
·
µas announced Saturday, 10 a.m.-noon. Hilltop YMCA Program,
'Fihe
. '
) s:,open.:'to
· B ._, h ' F ll · men 1'8 ,years
older.
Swim Monday , ras ear a · At thi~ time, emphasis wUl ~
fo~ 130
101
as
won 14-6 through Friday, 9 a.m.-11 Program Open be placed on intrl!,•murJI}
7
four
Oak 6-0 a.m. and 1 p.m -2:30 p.m.; , , games. However, this does ·
Business Persons Swim 11 T S •.• not limit the possibility ,o(in·
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an early 6-0 lead
the first · a.m.-1 p.m , Monday through O uggestIOil termural activity. .,r,, • Indian Tony Visco sacked Rick Bubash's 15 yard time they had the ball on a 24 Friday; Opeq Swim 2:30-5 In order to satisfy ·the There will be , an organizathe Greenfield· Quarterback touchdown was nullified by a yard run. p.m., M~nday through Fri'. needs and desires of the com:- tional meeting ·at 7:30 p.m.,:' , for a 15 yard loss but Green- clip. Greenfield held but On the ensuing kickoff, day, 12-6 p.m. Saturday end munity in terms of leisure ¥~~dl'.!Y,' · Oct. · 27 ,at the ,, field scored on a 38 yard run fumbled on their next posses- Terry Held took the ball and 1-6 p:m. Sunday; and F~ activities Brashear Associa• ~ill,top_ :V¥CA, 3Q2 Zara to make the score 6•0. The sion and Don Rosenfeld fell raced 64 yards for an BJ>: Swim~ 7-11 p :m. MondilfB, tion ,st,uf is promiaing 1"(o'u .' S~ ; E~~-·,~a,s., ~\l Cougars took advantage of on the loose ball at the Cou- parent toufhdo'wn h1:1~ M~. and Fridays, 6-11 p.m. Satur- n&µ1,_1! it We'll get ft!' ,true , tho m~,s ~ (~ a an interference penalty gar 10. Oliver was caught clipping. day: end' Sunday. · · , .,' team should conq1ct Uiague • against Mt. Oliver on a Rosenfeld then took a Fortunate~:y, .,Indfa~ ,: Eric · Special swithmmg pro- , y~ently, activities at the cootduili~i:, Bill °9~~Y•. ~t, •. _.,, ,<. fourth and 22 Rituation handofffromQBMatt~er- Malonowskitookcareofthat grams include: DPR Swim •main center at 2006 ' Sarah 481-4100 for ,registra:~1on t· which set up a 4-yard run by vosh and ran 10 yards for the mistake and •capped a , 67 ud Dive T~ practi~:"6 '! · St. 11J1d• Heriry ' Kaµfmi¢n W9~~o~. !I , , C/ ·•1•.,:1, Laird for 'the score. The initial score and Rick Bubash yard drive with a 17 yard p.m. Monday through · Fri- Cent.er, Fernleaf and ijalis- 11"7, ' , ' C ,, ,• Pl -~:• · , conversion was good and ran the conversion for an 8-0 touchdown run to tie , the day, 7-10 _!l.m. Satur~y bury:streets in Arlin~~ ai:e O°"!'en .., qr, , ay __ · Greenfield took a14-0 lead at lead at the en4 of tlie first g~e at thti half. Greenfield 7 .a.m.0 1 p.m. Sunday; .sei;uor offering pr~g r8:~8 for Basket'baU ,· ' the first half. , quarter. then won ' tbe game on a 16 Citizens Swim , 7 9 p.m. children and ,·lidillts m sew• ;',,. · .',. · , , ·1 1 The Cougars scored their In the second quarter, Mt. yard run on a reverse mid ad- 1'uesday; 21 an_~ (h,er _· Swbn ing; ceramics; karate," fn:(C-it-V: Lenm1.1/ ,, last touchdown on a flaa- Oliver drove 63 yards in only ded the conversion for a 14-6 9-11 p.m. · ~; Ad· dancing, •piano lessons, · , , 'i '.7 , ""'t, ~ ':' , flicker play and Mt. Oliver 3 plays as Rick Bubash
v,~ced IJfesavin~ ~d Life- guitar lesson,s,- tradi~onal The,./ C~ty of '• Pi~tsbµrgh,c averted a shutout when Dan streaked 48 yards to make the defense with five tackles guard Training .:;... Wednes- , and moder& dancing. Department Q,( Park,1,'i,and· Prokop's 64 yard run set up a the score 14-0 at the half. followed by Terry Held, John day, 7-11 p.m.; Handi~pJN:rl "If we don't have a group ~eauon will ' ~ ;lipon· ,. . 10-yard touchdown by Jeff In the third quarter, Mt. Haas, Jason Nielgorski and Swim 7-9 ,p.m. Wedn~sday; that suits your: special m- sor a ·Women's BasketbajJ-· \, , · Repasky. Oliver was caught holding Eric Keiffer. T}ley are 0-3-(). Adult to Swim 9-11 terest, just name it atuf if ~e for city residents e>f ~;§-' ' Mt. Oliver's Mike Davis which took them back to Ski s . .' ,· D .. , N ' eed : s thei'e:are io or more who sign all ,ages. led the defense with ten their own 18 yard line. Don W~p oesn t · ·. DOW ,·, up f~r ~y group, we will I ~~sted , ~~duals or tackles and one fumble Rosenfeld took care of that , It's ski~; tµne, at Boyce Ryan said, "~fyou want~ schedule, the class," s~, · !-9~•~~f:>~'?1~ on attendrecovery. i'he Indians record situation as he galloped 82 Park. ,_ , buy, sell or exch~ sk,i Lola O!Dea, program dfree. an ~r~/l~onal , ~9'ltis now 0 wins and 2 losses yards for a touchdown and The county:-0wned facility equipment, Boyce 1s · i~e to,;. , :, mg schedill,~ f<?r ~!!~Yi and one tie. Doug Higgins caught the will nold its eig~th annual place to do it:" , M~bership fee and ~s , ~ct. 7: at t~e Schenley, ~at,, ,, In a battle of undefeated conversion pass from Rick Ski Swap the _ weekends of Chairman of _ this years ac~vity feies are required. mg,, Rir!,k, :i:,,~l9ok Drive, teams, the Mt. Oliver Mites Bubash for a 22-0 win. Oct. 4-6, an~ 11-12 even Ski S.wap is Lorraine Ziter, of ,F~r mol'.8 information; caµ Schenley Par~ •1 1111=================.=====w though snow 1s not expected Sweetbriar St., Mt. Wash- Mrs.' O'),)e«1, , 481-2236, ~r F~r m9 inf?rmatio~ , reuntil December. mgtpn. •· .., , Thelma Baumann at,. l-Jerir-y garding Women s BasketbijlDO YOU NEED TO LOSE WEIGHT? The public is invited to at- She said, ''.Uyou have any Kaufmann Center, 431-0667. call 421-4631. we offer a safe, mecllcally supervised way. tend the swap which will oe ski equipment to sell, you Brashear is a United Way L T S . ,DOCTORS held from, 10, a.m. to ' 6 p.oi. 'can register it at the Boyce ~ncy. ..' earn J) , w1m ~, 1 TJie , ,o~ Room Musew -Institu approa, "" sters. _; Offe '•beginni •·aril c1a childre childrei · inent '!'.'child ~ ~ =· macti the "ah 1', "f• appreci ·artif11cl 'Chji, ..- .!i'-_ IJIDI GHT Loss all ~our day&,.c, · 1· : Park ski lodge Friday, Oct: 3, · S l 'S The Cjty o! °Pittsburgh'De.WEI ~un Ryan: the.Boyce Park ' from 10 a.m. t.o 4 p.m.' and Rµmmage a e at. partment of Parks and •Rec- •' , ,. ·:'>.· , , ~~CENTERS ski manager, · ~aid that. pro- from 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a rummage reation Aqu{ltics Di~(lio~ ,,;, · ., , ,.,,.~Pf ceeds from the swap will be Ski equipment .that 1s and bake sale at the willcondiict aLearntoSwim · .,.,. We have 2 convenient location• In Sou th HIiis used to b~31: first aid supplies most in demand ,' Miss Ziter · B in g,,li' ~ m St. · United program · at ,the Oliver Bath _ :Z •• : Wlu,::l · 1603 E.Carson St. 6301d Clairton Rd. and equipment to be used said, are skis, boots and Methodist · Chur~h; S \ 13th Hous_e, l0th ' and Binghain·: ,, · · ," p !m;11f South Side Pleasant HIiis d~g th~ wmter months to poles for young childr9;D and Bingham streets on Streets beguming o~~ 4., ; · , · ~t 481-0455 655-7525 ,aid the skiers, because they outgro:w theu- Saturday, Oct. 4; frQin 9,a.m 'Classes ' }Vill 00 on ' $i,,tur:· ;; · Qctob OTHER LOCATIONS 511 Locust St, 4035 Wm. Penn Hwy. (Mid-town Plaza) 22 Park N Shop McKees~rt Mon;CMwllle 672-2319 373-3090 600 Fallowfield Ave, Charleroi 483-3393 .Earn interest .anotJCry de¥-. . · . 918f'ISIX You don't have to wait six months Of even three months to earn interest on savings as you must at most banks in Pittsburgh, With continuous compound ing you can start earning interest on your interest from the day you make your first deposit at Sol'lh Pittsburgh Savings And Squth Pitlsburgh Savings pays ¼% more interest on savings plans than most banks pay, Continuous compounding plus¼% more Interest positively adds up to the best insured savings plans available in Pittsburgh South Pittsmg,Savilgs . Dowftlotwl R oa.eve!! Arma/8th 1. Pe nn (IC OI 1 om Heinl Halll 281 197 8 lroolHM: 742 Brookllne Boult-vt rd 53t -9e 17 IOUltll~ ,11 2 East Cart0n St ee J tll-8000 lttfttwood: 3730 Brow sv ille R041d 881 1800 tt• Curry HOI IOW Road f55:HISOO DonlWiion'IC,.......: 100SouthWHh nqlon Road.~ 1 710 eJ Ill LeNnon 3 16 Cochfan RO., {In 11\t! S'10P N Save Mt ke l). 34• 4884 •• ••• • ':9'·~ 10 1 81 own1vilkl Road -41!n o • • •INTl..-0~• equipment every two or uhtil 7 p.m. day mornings from 10:00 • 1XTU101 • three years. A 'li:nrv Meets Fri. , a.m. to Noon, All p~~ .'' IERlffl'S PIIIT STORE · 1923 E. CARSON'ST 431-2812 NEXT TO THE ARCADE THEA Tilt , OPEN: MON. THRU FRI., 9-4:30 SAtUROAY, 9-1 One of the features of.the · . ,uxi ~- J. • • pants must ' be at least ''6 Ski Swap will be the -, annual ' , th " ThMe ~li?ies F:\~-~! .. ·: years of age ,:·,, :,. , Ski Clinjc of the Pittsburgh ,e ~- v ver ~e ep · wµ,, • For more.·irifonnation•and · Ski Club. It will be at Boyce meet next ~n Fnday: ·Oct. 3 registration call the : :oliver Sunday, Oct. 5. · a t 8 p.m. m the Fll'emens Bath House at 431-7727'. , Hall. Lifesaving Classes Offered . .ll~roug~', ~alloween The City of ' Pittsburgh Classes·will be held eyery Will Be On Oct. 25 Department of Parks and Wednesday from 7:00 P:~· to Mt.· Oliver Recreation AsRecreation Aquatics Drvi- 11:00 p.m. A minimal feecior BPC\ation is having the celesion will conduct an Advanc- textbooks will be required. bration of , Halloween at ed Lifesaving and Lifeguard All interested :City resi- Transverse Field on SaturTraining Program at the Oli- dent~ should be at least 16 day, October ~6 at 1:00 p.m. ver Bath House, 10th and year~ of age 'and be able to Mt. Oliver Borough will Bingham Streets, beginning swim 500 continuous yards have their annual "Trick or October 1. •' · using 4 differe11t, strokes. Treat" :\falloween cefebra• EXTRA STIINGTH For more Wprmation and tion on Saturq.ay, October 26 registration call the Oliver between 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 nGULAR STRINGTH TYLENOL TAILITS $)'',DO'• ADULT conLENOL $409,Sn. 5329 ,o,i. Bath Hou~ at 431·7727~ p.m; · ' ' · I· IINOUl81NI NEW SERVICE ,•\,'
PAGE NINE INSUR~NCE
PAGE TEN YOC,181S1 BU,f _;, ,,-' -. _ _,. HAULING JUNiCAIS TOWED _ FREE
ROOFS REPA 'IRED : ·481-4696:Prices f~r poopl~i on in- ., BATHROOMS • KITCHENS conies. ~83·i~67 or 766-4088, ,. ' WATER.f./t~!WJf Mr.Quigley. t(n · HOTW ,"• di · · r ,.-., ·, LAUNDRY TRAYS Pl..aqa'EIUNG All type~. :. 1 ....:FREE ESTIMATESReas.Ql:W)~ f8~S. ,. 3&M912,, ,· · ELE<mllC EEl:S&VICF ,,: ·: ., 886·3662. 1 ;', tfn. ' '• ·_;_~·· FURNACE SERVICE · · ONE 'CALL DOES IT ALL; ' Pl~tering, electric, po,rehes, pluml>ing, furnaces, siding, kitchen, ,roofing, concrete, jldditions, air conditioning,',·e~-.Ni~. 327~161i tfi.>. HO~ OWNERS FR~E~ Paneling, tile, ceiling, • patf;h plaster, roof repairs, windows and doors. ·· 381~~56,1. tfn ·· QQ?<( '~ORMAi'UlY ELEC: ' TRJCIAN '. -, · Residential, ' e6µun~'t:ial, r(lll!!Qnabl1,1. F, ee· ,. estimates. 24 liour ·'serviee. 43172413; 431·3a'72. •; •. 10/7 FYR:NACE S :..:...·Ch~ked and cleaned. , $20 plus parts : 4si .n '··:' . · tm· SPEOIM/ Furnace clean- · ed· and '' ehE/cke<t $20 ·pliis parts. 481-9684. tfn ,•·.• INTERIOR Exterior, dry#all, c;arpentry, handyman. Refere'nces, · Roof Repair. 882.60~7. '- •·. RE-MOD-ALL .· ..,.. Exterior S~~!s, .Wind~ws,: doors,: sidibg;' soffit &•, f8"Cia, , roof• ,. ing1 ·Ricliard MehrenberJ(. contractor 381·6047. · .tlii I• .: Alkar.,··• Home hnpro,llllfft.n- hrini:i, Nick Moon 48.1-0222 Reglate,.a Electrician •RHldentlal and Commercial · ,11....i-...,.of llect..W-'• Leal--~ 431~2232 -----~ EXPERT ROOF REPAIR "REPAIR WORK OUR SPECIALTY" • 01imney Pointing , • Oownspouting · FREE ESTIMATES · All wo,1 GUARANTEID ~431-5586_ realer Pgh. R111odeli1g SOUTH SIDE PLUMBING & HEATING CO. u1;.7u1 Daniel F. DeSimone Contracting ' Replacement Windows, Aluminum1 Wood or Vinyl Custom-Storm Windows and Doors boors Repaired or Replaced ·with Wood or Steel Kitchen, Bathroom and Family Room Planning Accoustic Ceilings, Paneling and Wallboard. Porches Repaired or Replaced Outdoor Wood Decks, Steps, Fencing 27 Years Experien~e Quality Workmanship FREE CONSULTATiON TO DISCUSS YOUR NEEDS ·481-1119
Founders' Day
Dinner Aids
Priests, Religious
A priest of the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese who has been serving as s missionary in South America for three years, will be the principal speaker at the 15th annual Founders' Day Dinner Thursday, Oct. 23, in the William Penn Hotel.
Fr. Thomas E. KredeL well known in the South Hills area where he began hjs priesthood and served for five years as an assistant pastor at St. Thomas ~fore Church in Bethel Park, will address the dinner.
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He is currently on assignment in Negritos, Peru, in the service of the Society of St. James the Apostle. He has been in South America since 1977.
The $100-a-plate Founders' Day Dinner is held annually as a benefit for Pittsburgh diocesan priests
'THE WINNERS ARE .' Bobbie Leone of First Federal of Mt. Oliver draws names of win- , nere in the Mt. Oliver Chamber of Commerce 'Thank You' Sale contest. Making sure everything is on the 'up and up' are Chamber officers Adrian St. Mars; Bob Thieret; and Joe 1:ravato. Winners of $50 savings bonds were G. MacNfven; Charlott~ Vogel; Judith Bernstein and Joan and Robert Harrison. Barb Kowalecki won a watch donated by Hernon's Jewelers and Religious Sisters of the Marsh, Associate. Pastor, Westminster Presbyterian Church.,, i r: ••::-r 1~;1~ ~':;:\ ~; PAGE TWEi.VE '
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w k h A• d Ad •• pMercy Order who work in or S op I S _ opt1 ve arents South American mission assignments. James J. Ferry, How do parents open the that bother youth. New
and Andrew F. Goyette · are doors with adoptive children material developed here in
co-chairmen of the dinner. to discuss deeper adoption Pittsburgh will be presented
Tickets are available at the matters? Adoption Together for the firS t time to P.llrents. This preventive education D O k h · t ·t Families can then discuss it1ocesan Mission ffice, 111 wor s op is an oppor um Y workshop is offered by the Blvd. of the Allies, Pitts· for parents to be acquainted at home and evaluate it. Family Life Enrichment burgh 15222. with language and issues At the workshop, one will Depa,tment of Westminster · have an opportunity to* ,,I -~"'•J~ ,..._ __ '**~ understand the turmoil in an Presbyterian Church in their ff• ...,....... • ae.,.-.; .,... adoptee that keeps hidden by Parlor, October 16 at 8:00 ...._ p.m. Call 835-6630 for -t( 1'15 E, CAISON Sf. .,..- love _and how you c~ help by reservations. The cost is i( * shanng the expenences of famil d · cl d~IR COND ITIPNED ...._ fantasies, wonder, double $3.oo per ,·Yan m u es '?' a new booklet.-t( COME JOIN THE · * identity, and unsure feelings.* On· hand to discuss and Brashear Co-opf ARCADE : ans~er question ~ will be Accepts Me mhers '?' ~IRTHD.A Y CLUB James Maloni, Ph.D., Clini-t( cal Psychologist, South Hills The Brashear Food Co-op • i( FREE * Child Guidance Center; is now accepting ~ember· -t( lf Miu-cene Larkin, Adoptive ships for the program which -tc 1 P.M. SAT., oa. 4 * Parent, au th0r of th0 new offers fresh food at reduced* booklet, You, Adoptive?; prices to those who are :; • MAGICIAN • MOVIES * Holly Brown Kmetz, illustra- members. • BALLOON WORKER• ""-- tor and adoptee; Jean Vin- The co-op functions on -t( ....- cent, Coordinator of "Pitts- Wednesdays from 9:30 · a.m. -t( ALL SEATS FREE * burgh Adoption Lifeline; until 12:ao p.m. at Brashear i( * Peggy Herr, Social Worker, Center, 2005 Sarah St. -t( CALL 488 8888 * Childrens Home of Pitts· For more ~ormation, call****· . ****" ·burgh; and Rev. Helsel R. 431-2236. ..6·P.M • .FRIDAY O.CT.• ·3 CHANNEL .4 ACTION:NEWS ·' (BA~RIN~ NATURAL DISASTER) SEE WHERE IT HAPPENED PEP.PY _, c,.'S ...... -I -I\ I ': BABY ·SHAMPOO 11•,,1",._. I JOHNSON'S 16-.z. $299 Size GENERIC 1.;.-::· 99c BABY POWDIR JOHNSON'S ·s3,, GENERIC ~:I" · .. 24-oz. She GENERIC BA BY SHAMPOO ·BRESSLER'S BETTER BUYS COOKED SALAMI • s22, • • • OUROWN OYEN IID$Ul'SFAMOUS Fish Sandwich s1~~SUPII fish Sandwich a. , $165 ~FrultTll'b 8,., s-1" .. Bressler's Foods 1323 E. Carson St. · South Side, Pgh.WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS BRISSLIR'S OWN DEVILED CRABS .4/S139 LAND O'LAKES AME.RICAN CHEESE . $2'9 ' ..