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-4 Pittsburgh Press, Nov. 24, 1 982 S. Nelson Martin, Ex-Contractor, Dies Somerset Man Awarded $167,000 In Tire Blast Obituaries River. Surviving are his wife, Frances; a son, Ben of Rices Landing; a sister, Mona Petersen also of Rices Landing, and two grandsons. Friends will be received until 9 tonight and from 2 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow at the Frank J. Behm Funeral Home, Route 188, Jefferson, Greene County. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Hewitt Cemetery, Rices Landing.

Andrew A. Deutsch Andrew A. Deutsch, 77, a retired crane operator for the Mesta Machine Co. in Homestead, died yesterday at Jefferson Center Hospital. Derry welcomed Conn's offer to help.

Neither man hd ver changed such a tire and wheel assembly before. The tire pressure was 100 pounds per square inch, the attorney said. Conn and Derry decided to take turns providing the necessary leverage on a ratchet to remove the nuts. They were working on the ninth nut when Conn, who was crouched in front of the wheel, was injured as the tire blew off the wheel and knocked him against a wall 5 feet away. "The tire blew off the outer half of the rim and right through the tenth lug nut," Cutruzzula said.

"Bill is lucky he wasn't killed." Conn suffered fractures of the right knee, right hand and a rib. "He lost 11 months of work and was diagnosed as having traumatic diabetes three months after the accident," the lawyer said. Derry, 29, who lives in Swissvale, was unhurt. and awarded Conn an additional $47,376. The rule is applied when defendants don't make a reasonable attempt to settle a case before trial.

The money is to be paid by the Budd Co. of Troy, a wholly owned subsidiary of Thyssen A.G. of Duisberg, West Germany, and Tow-motor Corp. of Mentor, Ohio, a wholly owned subsidiary of Caterpillar Tractor Co. of Peoria, 111.

The suit was filed on Conn's behalf by Attorney Arthur Cutruzzula who said, "We charged them with the defective design of the wheel assembly and we're pleased that the 'jury agreed." Conn, an electrical maintenance repairman, was on his way to fix a piece of equipment when he saw Phillip Deny, a laborer, trying to remove the left front drive wheel and tire from a Towmotor forklift. After first loosening the 10 lug nuts, Derry jacked up the machine so he could remove the nuts. By LAWRENCE WALSH William Conn was helping a coworker change a tire and wheel assembly on a forklift when the tire "blew off" the wheel and injured him so seriously that he lost 11 months of work. Conn, 43, of Confluence, Somerset County, now suffers traumatic diabetes because of the accident on July 5, 1977, at the Koppers Co. construction yard in Swissvale.

And he filed a product liability lawsuit against the two companies he felt were responsible for his injuries and condition. A Common Pleas Court jury of five men and seven women deliberated just over an hour this week before ordering the designer and manufacturer of the two-part, 12-inch diameter wheel assembly to pay $120,000 to Conn. Judge Richard Zeleznik, who presided over the six-day trial, then invoked a state Supreme Court rule Judge OKs Additional TV Ads they had no immediate plans to increase television advertising. But several public interest groups asserted it was only a matter of time. The antitrust agreement settles a suit filed in 1979 by the Justice Department against advertising time standards in the NAB's Television Code of Good Practices.

S. Nelson Martin, former chairman of the board and president of Martin Nettrour Contracting died Monday in Boca Raton, Fla. Mr. Martin, 85, formerly of Pittsburgh, founded the company in 1925. A graduate of Drexel University, he was a former member of the board of governors of the General Contractors Association of Pennsylvania, a past president of the Master Builders Association of Western Pennsylvania and a member of the Pennsylvania Builders Exchange.

He was a member of the Pittsburgh Athletic Association, the Boca Raton Presbyterian Church and a former member of the board of trustees of the East Liberty Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife, Irene two sons, Stephen N. of North Carolina and Ralph B. of Pittsburgh; six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Friday at H. Samson 537 N. Neville Oakland. Services and burial will be private. The family suggests contributions to the Home for Crippled Children, the Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind or other charities.

4 Francis J. Condie Francis J. Condie, 72, formerly of North Huntingdon, Westmoreland County, and retired supervisor with Westinghouse Electric died yesterday in Winter Springs, Fla. A Navy veteran of World War II, he was a member and elder emeritus of St. John United Church of Christ at Larimer and former church treasurer.

He served for 26 years as choir director of the Irwin Male Chorus and was a member of the Pennsylvania Consistory, Syria Temple, Sheidel Lodge 601 and the Westinghouse Foremen's Association. Surviving are his wife, Martha; a daughter, Linda Costa of Winter Springs, a sister, Isabel Kemer of Pittsburgh, and two grandchildren. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Vincent Rodgers Funeral Home, 805 Pennsylvania Irwin, Westmoreland County, where services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Penn Lincoln Memorial Park, North Huntingdon.

The family suggests memorial contributions to Children's Hospital. Ralph Roseberry WAYNESBURG Ralph Rose-berry, 84, a former river boat musician well-known in Greene County, died yesterday in the Greene County Memorial Hospital here. Mr. Roseberry, a resident of Rices Landing who was known in the area for playing the piano accompaniment to silent movies, was also a composer. He taught piano and music for 60 years and operated a musical instrument tuning service for many years.

Reagan Prodaims Thanksgiving Day Urging Americans to give thanks for their blessings, President Reagan has officially proclaimed tomorrow a National Day of Thanksgiving. "Let us reaffirm through prayers and actions our thankfulness for America's bounty and heritage," the president declared in his proclamation, calling on all people to "set aside that day for appropriate expressions of thanksgiving." ENDORSED Chicago Mayor Jane M. Byrne secured the endorsement to run again yesterday at a slate-making meeting of the Democratic Party organization she bucked four years ago. Joseph Malinsky Joseph Malinsky, 70, retired coal miner at the Bethlehem Mine No. 58 in Marianna, died yesterday at St.

Clair Memorial Hospital. Mr. Malinsky of RD 1, Daisytown, Washington County, was a member of St. Agnes Parish, Richeyville, Washington County; United Mine Workers Local 2874; Beth-Center Senior Citizens, and the Men's Traveling Bowling League. Surviving are his wife, Margaret; three sons, Joseph G.

of State College; Robert A. of Fort Worth, Texas, and the Rev. Gregory Joe, chaplain at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C.; three daughters, Marie Fedora of Washington, D.C.; Gloria Rose Klemencic of Carnegie, and Catherine Ann Tarman of Huntingtown, a brother, Anthony of Bridge-ville, a sister, Ann Koren of Canons-burg and 10 grandchildren. Also surviving are two stepsons and three step-daughters. They are David of Fredericktown, Patrick of Waynesburg, Marie of San Diego, and Marcia and Diana, both of Daisytown.

Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Greenlee Funeral Home, Route 40, Bealls-ville. Mass of Christian burial will be offered Friday at 11 a.m. at St. Agnes Church.

Burial will be in Sts. Mary and Ann Cemetery, Marianna. Deaths Elsewhere Raymond E. Salvati, 83, former chairman and chief executive officer of Island Creek Coal Co. of Huntington, W.Va.; in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

William II. Jones, 43, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and managing editor of the Chicago Tribune who had been under treatment for leukemia; in Houston. Meade Monroe, 75, retired vice president and general manager of Newspaper Enterprise Association; in Hobe Sound, Fla. U.S. To Aid Egypt CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) The United States has signed an aid agreement with Egypt to provide it with $225 million to purchase wheat and flour in 1983.

Jefferson. Mr. Deutsch, a long-time resident of Homestead, at the time of his death was residing at the West Mifflin home of his daughter, Lois Lawrence. In addition to his 24 years of service at Mesta, Mr. Deutsch served on the Homestead Borough Council from 1954 until 1974.

He was also president of St. Elias the Prophet Byzantine Catholic Church, Munhall, for 50 years, where he was also a member of the Holy Name Society and the Boosters Club. In addition to his daughter, he is survived by a son, Ronald E. of Lawrenceville; two brothers, Louis of Castle Shannon and Julius of Baldwin Borough; two sisters, Margaret Bartek of West Palm Beach, and Marie Kish of Greenfield; six grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow and Friday at the Savolskis-Wasik-Glcnn Funeral Home, 3501 Main Munhall. A mass of Christian burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Elias Church, 4200 Homestead-Duquesne Road, Munhall. Burial will be in St.

Elias Cemetery, West Mifflin. John P. Waugh John Paul Waugh, 57, a retired truck driver for Thorofare Markets, died yesterday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Oakland. Mr. Waugh, of 140 Grasmere St.

in the city's Oakwood section, worked for Thorofare Markets for 25 years until he retired about five years ago on a disability pension. He was an elder in the First Presbyterian Church, Downtown, where he was the director of the Monday Night Girls' Club and active in the Tuesday Night Boys' Club. Mr. Waugh was a member of the Wednesday prayer group of the Mt. Lebanon Methodist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Peggy, two daughters, Joyce Kinest of Westwood and Jacquelyn White of Dormont; a son, Perry of Ojai, a brother, David; three sisters, Janet Sulzer, Betty Hartzell and Mildred Hubert, and four grandchildren. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Hersch-berger-Stover Funeral Home, 170 aired by TV stations and networks. The settlement, worked out this summer by the Justice Department and the National Association of Broadcasters, essentially leaves it to individual broadcasters to decide the number and content of commercials. ABC, CBS and NBC each said Man Held In Rifle Incident A Hazelwood man is in the County Jail's behavior clinic after he fired several shots from a rifle and pointed it at two city police officers.

Daniel Cassidy, 32, of 361 Hazel-wood was arrested yesterday after two police officers responded to a domestic dispute. When Officers Linda Miller and Walter Szymanski pulled into Cas-sidy's driveway, they said Cassidy pointed the gun at them and threatened to shoot. The officers backed their van down the driveway and called for assistance. Lt. Andrew Daly of the No.

4 police station said Cassidy was "obviously intoxicated" and surrendered to police without harming anyone. Cassidy was arraigned in Night Court on charges of recklessly endangering another person and terroristic threats. "Apparently the trouble started when he came home from hunting and started arguing with his wife. She fled the house and left their three young children behind," Daly said. Daly said the officers initially thought Cassidy had siiot his wife when they responded to the call.

Cassidy was injured when he fired several shots into the ground, police said. Daly said the suspect suffered a cut across the nose when the gun kicked back and struck him in the face. Police confiscated four rifles in the house. WASHINGTON (AP) Tired of having your favorite television show interrupted by the problems of "ring around the collar?" Heard too much on TV about feminine protection? Weary of video pitches for irregularity remedies? Too bad. A judge's recent ruling allows commercial television to become even more so.

U.S. District Judge Harold H. Greene approved yesterday an antitrust settlement that bars the broadcast-industry from voluntarily limiting the number of commercials Police Increase Holiday Patrols Pennsylvania state police will begin beefing up their highway patrols at 6 p.m. today marking the start of a four-day Thanksgiving holiday period. The extra patrols be on the lookout for speeders, drunk drivers and other violations on the interstate highway system including the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

The federally funded program includes aircraft surveillance as well as use of additional patrol cars through midnight Sunday. Last year 13 persons were killed and 448 others were injured in traffic accidents in the state during the Thanksgiving holiday. Athletic Club Burns In Hill An early morning four-alarm fire in the Hill District destroyed the Hilltop Athletic Association at 2103 Centre Ave. No one was injured. Battalion Fire Chief Edward Beck said two of the building's three stories were ablaze and flames were shooting through the roof when firemen arrived at the scene shortly before Cause of the fire has not been determined.

Damage was set at $50,000. New Pair Takes Lead In Bridge MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Mike Lawrence and Peter Weichsel have taken the first-round lead in qualifying for the 1982 Blue Ribbon Pairs Championship of the American Contract Bridge League. Lawrence of Kensington, and Weichsel of North Miami Beach, tallied 809 points yesterday, putting them 20 points ahead of the second-place pair, Jerry Goldfein of Chicago and Mark Cohen of Rego Park, N.Y., who have 789 points. The third high qualifying score of 783 was compiled by John Sutherlin of San Francisco and Tom Sanders of Nashville, Tenn. Early leaders John Herrman of Franklin, and Bryan Howard of Nashville, fell to fourth at 772.

ASK THE PRESS provides the answers. Read them regularly in The Press. Mr. Roseberry was a graduate of what was the Southwestern Normal School (now California State College). He also worked for the U.S.

government as a guard at various government installations. The member of the American Federation of Musicians spent several years on river showboats, traveling mostly on the Monongahela Noble Crafton. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the First Presbyterian Church, 320 Sixth Ave. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices PREVIOUS DEATHS LATEST DEATHS nlr A tvARr.nrifi.

whrr) Blessing Service will CZARNIECKI CECCHINI On Ti.riu Mnu It Mary Valcerak; father of Francis J. and Norbert phews; slster.ln-iew of ue ii-ciw un ri nw, 01 fin AAnnrUu Mnu 11 lOfl1) visitation In Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church, 123 Gilkeson Mt. Lebanon, on Saturday at 10 a.m. until victoria Drzewiecki: sister iv. jv fl.m., loiiowea py Mass of Christian Burial at of late Nellie Collins, Agnes Conboy, Marie Kessler Jeffrey U.S.

Navy, of Baldwin Boro; father of Daniel 4 Jennifer; son of Daniel S. Sandra time of Service at 11 a Interment Jefferson Memori 11 a.m. in the St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church of r-fuu-tMf-y, ntrry ui irw if? i A Irene Callahan. Friends Ronald E.

A Mrs. Lois A. Lawrence; brother of Louts Deutsch. Mrs. Margaret Bartek.

Julius Deutsch and Mrs. Marie Klsh: also si grandchildren A two greatgrandchildren. Friends re-ceived at SAVOLSKIS-WASIK GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Munhall, Thursday and Friday 2-4 A 7-9 p.m. Funeral Liturgy Saturday at 9:30 a.m. (Schwarz) Ciarnieck broth received Tuesday 7-9 p.m Wednesday 7-4 A 7-9 Dm al Pack.

Trisegjon Service Friday, I p.m., Bishop Maximo officiating. Memorial contributions to Holy Cross Teresa Cecchini, age 94, of Russeilton; wife of the late Ullsse. mother of Orlando of Russellton, Geno of Detroit the late Agnes Slrlano; 11 grand, 20 great one great. great-grandchild. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m.

Wednesday and 7-9 p.m. Thursday In RONALD J. ELLENA MARTIN er of James Czarniecki, at the JOHN J. GMITER CIIUCDll UAUC I ID joyce Keters, jeanetre Hem, Ida E. Keller, Marie A.

Litman, Herman McElroy, Ruth Ziringer Murawski, Joseph J. At Boca Raton FL on Greek Orthodox Churcn, Mrorosky Janice tiar nteckl: grandson of Mrs tstti St. Funeral Friday at 8:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Adalbert HEIN Bernice Ciamleckl, Fred and Anne Sehwarr fiance of in Fha Church lntr.

Iri Turiu Mnu 91 at McDFRMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Chartlers McKees Rocks, from 2-4, 7-9 m. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Francis de Sales Church, 10 a.m. THORNTON Tollie, age 50, unexpectedly Nov. 20, 1982.

Arrangements by CALVIN L. SHEFFIELD FUNERAL HOME. For Information call: 322-2530. UMSTEAD Austin S. of Deltona, Fla.

(formerly of Sewicklev) on Sat Nov. 20, 1982; husband of Virginia stepfather of Robert W. Irwin of Union-town, brother of Mrs. Ruth Corfleld of Deltona, Mrs. Laura Fuss of Crafton Pa.

James Umstead of Galllon, one grandchild. No visitation. Prfvafe Service and burial. Arrange, ments by BALDAUFF ment St. Ellas Cemetery.

1982; of Brentwood; wife ol busan Berry. Friends received Wednesday Thurs FUNERAL HOME, Starr Russellton, where Service Srakocic, John A. cnurcn at a.m. KREIMEIER On Mnnrtmv Mnw 11 10BT tour grange mioren; Drorner of August and Edward Rattay and Anna Mae Ceponts. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 af the LAWRENCEVILLE HOME OF ANTHONY J.

SUFAK, 3509 Penn Ave. Mass 10 a.m. Sat. In St. Augustine Church.

Interment St. Augustine Cemetery. REED James B. Reed, died Nov. 23, 1912; husband of Flor-ence M.

Held Reed; father of Gregory J. Reed and Nancy Jean Reed; brother of Charles W. Reed, Edgar L. Reed, Stanley E. Reed; also one grandchild.

Friends will be received at the THOMPSON-MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 124 E. North Butler, pV Wed 2-4 7-9. (No hours Thanksgiving Thurs. 79 niffcll ClV Anmony nein; rnomer UUlMLtVT of Dorothy S. Huber; sister day 1 A 7-9 m.

at the WILLIAM E. GRIFFITH (Muggsy) Zober.leo A. win be held Friday, 10 a.m. CHEVRETTE Anna M. of' Shadyslde; aunt MORTUARY.

5436 Browns ville Broughton-Curry On Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1982; of Amelia Schleicher Wlima Dorothea Mouse Dunlevy.i Trainer A Anna Renner, beloved wife of the late Henry and Carl Etirott; also or Mary Ktmryn warner late Louise C. Frank Walker; sister of late Lydla South Park Twp. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St.

Eliza- 001 Death Notices a. Kreimeier. mere win be no visitation. Funeral Ser oem murcn ai id a.m. On Wed.

Nov. 24, 1982, Inez, of Forest Hills; beloved wife of Raymond; mother of Lor-ene Cosema of Georgia and Lamar Rogers also of GA: sister of Heten Daugherty of Ohio, Dorothy Turner of Missouri and Georoe W. vice wilt be held In the rtuv. 1 1, i to a. reion, husband of Irene Z.

Martin of Boca Raton, FL father of Stephen N. of N.C. Ralph B. Martin of also survived by six grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Friends may call at H.

SAMSON S37 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) Friday 2-4 7-9 p.m. Service Interment private. Memor ial contr tbutlons may be made to the Home for Crippled Children, the Western Penna. School for the Blind or a charity of your choice.

Mcelroy On Mon, Nov 1987, Ruth Ziringer McElroy. Beloved wife of the late Raymond H. McElroy; mother of Ruth C. Rockwell and Raymond J. McFlroy; sister of Melva Bodel, May Morgan, Elliabeth Smith (East Aurora, NY Carl and Victor Zlr-Inoer.

Friends are beina re John Edmunds survivea oy mree granacnii-mother of Elliabeth Dunlevy I dren, six great-grandchll-George of Mt. Lebanon Aidren. Friends received sister of Margaret House JOHN P. SLATER FUNERAL Sheriff of grandmother HOME, 4201 Brownsville of Victoria Jeanne George. Brentwood, on Tuesday Friends will be received at7-9, Wednesday 2-4, 7-9 H.

SAMSON 537 where Funeral Service vine St. (Oakland Civic Cen-lwHI be held on Friday af ter) Thursday 2-4 A 10:30 a.m. THERE WILL BE DAUGHERTY Hedwlg (Betty), of Flnley- ilil Om nrt Uah 11 T. at home; brother of Frances Heimlich of White Oak. Friends will be received In the HUNTER FUNERAL HOME, I ft OO Coursln Mrkeesport, Wednesday 1982: wife of the late ken' Daugherty of Tenn also Chapel of Mt.

Royal Cemetery II a.m. Remembrances may be sent to St. Andrew Lutheran Church. Afranuments by JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS, INC LEAHY p.m.

hunerel services will Two grandchildren. Friends be from the St. Peter Epis 7-9 p.m. and Thursday 2-4 7-9 p.m. Service will be where service will oe held vuihiivh un copal cnurcn, 11 a.m.

t-rl. THANKSGIVING DAY, neth Dauoherty mother of ennem Daugherty Jr. and Mrs. Richard (Shirley) Patellos; sister of Andrew and August Greyshock, Mary Greyshock Josephine neia t-riaev, Nov. 76, at RYAVE Friday morning at 11 o'clock.

Interment private. Family requests remem. brances be sent fo Presbyterian Hospital or charity of On Thur.riv Unu 11 lOBT Cornelius J. Leahy; beloved husband of Margaret Wallace Leahy: brother of wester and Alice Com- a m. in me r-uncrai nome.

Interment will follow In Mf. Vernon Cemetery. BRADLEY On Tm. Ua. 11 10ft- Alfred beloved husband minsky; six grandchildren, Friends received 7-9 p.m.

your choice. Mrs. Dunlevy Hanna Connor of New Ha was a member of the First Heiene; tamer of Louis 4 Alan Ryave. Carole Stebel Linda Mendelson: brother of UUH 1.A JL T.O Thnr. in ven.

Connect cut: also tur the Walter l. Kennedy vlved by serveral nieces Baptist Church 01 Pgh. FERRARI Mrs. Charles (Beatrice) Charles Ex beloved husband of Luella Teuteberg Bradley, formerly of the North Boros. Father of Mr.

AAaraaret B. orossman Mrs. oerrrude Hlneck both of also UNfc AL HOME, 35AQ Washington Finleyvllie. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Francis of Atslsl Thurrh Barker, Emma N.

Beardmore, Thomas J. Bradley, Charles E. Bryan, John H. Cecchini, Teresa Chevrette, Inez Clippinger, Edmund F. Condie, Francis J.

Connors, William J. (Buck) Czarniecki, Jeffrey P. Daugherty, HerJwig (Betty) Dedig, Mary R. Deer, C. Richard Jr.

Deutsch, Andrew A. Dunlevy, Dorothea House Ferrari, Tim Fletcher, Rita R. France, Betty R. Malkias, Sadie M. Howells, Mary Lou Johnson, Freddie Mae Kees, Lorna Blanche Sykes Kreimeier, Anna M.

Leahy, Cornelius J. Legato, Anna Maruca Malinsky, Joseph J. Martin, S. Nelson Morgan, Anna (Dot) Oliver, Hazel H. Rattay, Frank J.

Reed, James H. Ryave, Alfred R. Scully, John W. Seibert, Clinton W. Sullivan, Dorothy Blumling Thornton, Tollie Umstead, Austin S.

Waugh, John Paul Wojichowski, Walter ceived In the MCCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn on Tues. 7-9 p.m., Wea. and and nephews. Friends are being received In McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyslde on Weds, and berween the hour Tim. of West View: son of surv veo dv six or naenn iKegj TeuTeDerg of Lnar lotte.

NC: Grandfather of dren. Services and Inter Leo and Rita Ferrari; broth. ar 10 a.m. Fri. inur.

2-a ana 7-9 o.m. Fu men? at l.a., cal. RALPH er of Rita, Scott and John. Funeral from SCHELLHAAS DEDIG atnuoAK service. received at the RONALD V.

LUCAS FUNERAL HOME, 445 4th where services will be held on Frl. Nov. 26, 1982. Notice of time later. CLIPPINGER On Nov.

24, 1987; In Columbia Hospital, Edmund age 73, of 1212 Mifflin fcdgewood; husband of Eleanor Mintmler Clippinger; father of Don C. of brother of Jack of N.Huntingdon, Donald L. of Jeannetfe and Mrs. Mary Duckworth of Long Beach, two granddaughters. Friends may call at the LAWRENCE J.

McCLURE FUNERAL HOME, 112 N. 2nd St Jeannette. from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Friday. Service In the Funeral Home on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock.

C0NB0Y 0 S.S. On Mon. Nov. 1982. Marie Kessler.

Beloved of 3-4 and 79 p.m. Funeral on Nov. at II a.m. Jack Teuteberg of Hampton Sally T. Cary of Richmond, VA; also 4 greatgrandchildren.

Members of neral services will be held on Frl. Nov. 26, 1982 at 11 a.m. In the Temple of Memories Chaoel In Alle SCULLY On Nov. 23, HOWELLS On Nov.

73. Canons-burg General Hospital, Mary Lou Meehan Howells, of 123 Fannie McDonald, PA; beloved wife of David L. Howells; mother of David L. Howells Marshalltown, Iowa, Patricia Kelley. Hickory, PA dauohter of Francis P.

Meehan, McDonald; sister of Patrick Meehan and Michael Meehan, both ol McDonald, PA: grandmother of Christopher Howells and Michael Kelley. Friends received at FRANK J. NATION FUNERAL HOME, 220 E. Lincoln McDonald, PA, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., Thurs 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial Nov.

26. 10 a.m., St. Alohonsus A.C. Church, McDonald. JOHNSON Freddie Mae.

on Nov. 71, 1987: In tha Pomona Vallev nnass or innsTten Dunn in St. Bedes Church. Dallas nrory toe OI Irwin AllauloDa: beloved ninth. FUNERAL HOME, 388 Center Ave.

(off Horseshoe Bend) West View Friday at 9:15 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Athanasius Church at 10 a.m. Visitation On Weds, morning, Nov. 1982: John W.

Scullv: be. gheny Cemetar y. If so de- WHklns at 12 noon. er of Philip and Kathleen of FUNERAL HOME, Saxon Deltona, Fla. WAUGH At VA Hospital, on Tuesday Nov.

23, 1982, John Paul Waugh of Oakwood; beloved husband of Peggy: father of Perry, Joyce Kinest and Jarkie White; grandfather of Katrina. Mellnda, Lindsay Josh; brother of Mildred Humbert, Janet Sulzer. Betty Hartzell and David Waugh. Friends received at the HERSHBERGER STOVER FUNERAL HOME 170 Noble Ave, Crafton 2-4 and 7 9 p.m. Funeral Friday at 9:45 a.m.

Funeral Service In the First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh, 320 Sixth at 10:30 o'clock. W0JICH0WSKI On Tuesday, November 23, 1982; Walter; beloved husband of Helen Benco; father of Helen Shamonsky, Walter Jr. and William- also nine grandchildren. Friends re. ceived 2-9 p.m.

at THOMAS P. KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3552 California Ave. at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass In St. Gabriel Church on Friday at 10 a.m.

Z0BER On Sunday, Nov. 21, 1982; Leo beloved father of Andrea L. Zober of Munhall. Pa. and William R.

Zober of K.nthurfi hi Hrnttlr LEGATO sirea, contr loutions may be sent to Goodwill industries, S. Side, Pgh. PA. loved husband ol Lorraine Ennls Scully father of Virginia Stolte, LaVerne Suddenly at Sewlcklev PA Aiiquippa, Mrs. Roseann Hunter of Center Diane of Arlington, VA, and Mrs.

Joyce Hodzek of ritirrv PA' fnitr nt.nrirhll. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. FLETCHER wascneR. jo Anne veneris; MORGAN suiviveo ov 14 oranacn i on Tues. Nov.

23. 1982, Anna Maruca. age 98; wife of the late Joseph Legato; dren. eloht oreat-orandchll dren. Friends received mother or saivaTore.

me lata Lldia Const an 10. Antho dren. Friends are being received In McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5301 tnurs. 7- p.m.; Frl. 2-4 and 7- pm.

In the JAMES J. DARROCH FUNERAL UCIIJLC tttAtl Ulll Ct All. Anna (Dot) of Homestead, on Tuesday. Nov. 23, 19t2: member of West Homestead Methodist Church: wife of the late William B.

Morgan; mother of Glen William Moroan; also sin orandchll- woooiano u.k. cnurcn ana friends are Invited Wed. evening 7-9, on Thanksgiving Day, from 1-3 m. In the ORION C. PIN-FRTON FUNfcRAL HOME, 1014 California Avafon (North Boros) where funeral services will be held on Frl.

morning at 11 BRYAN John H. Bryan, aoe 59. died Tuesday, Nov. 23, 19ft7; In St. Vincent Health Center, Erie; of 4254 Aaron Erie born In Clairton.

April 3, 1923; son of late Harry D. Mary Bryan; former resident of Peters moved to Erie 10 uAin m' maimkair On Nov. 24, 1982; Rita R. of Upper St. Clair: beloved wife ol Dr.

Leonard S. Fletcher Jr. and mother of Mary Laplante, Clare, Margaret Ann, Michael, John A Matthew Fletcher; daughter of Elizabeth and quippa, where Funera'f Ser ny. Pauline Sternberg. Erma J.

Conflentl, Clara Stotie-myer. Frank Frederick J. Legato; also survived by grandchildren, 44 great orandchlldren and oreat i renn Avea t.fc.. Wednesday 7-9 p.m,. Thursday 4 Friday 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Funeral on Saturday, Nov. 27, 1982. at 9 a.m. Mass of ChrKtljtn vices win oe mt. at a.m.

DEER i communrry Mospitai. porno- wife of Wesley H. Conboy; mother of Ruth Ann Poston. James Conboy and Carol Sullivan; sister of Dorothy Q.tk All. Huriai in immaculate Con the late Andrew Rektorlk'i na dearly beloved iHlV Ln? vlnnJ; aunt of Frankle B.

Washing. Rektorlk Friends received ton of also survived by and Seat grandchildren. Family receive friends on Wed. cepnon cnurcn at io a.m. SEIBERT den, six great-grandchildren; sister of John A.

Healey Adelaide Nell. Friends will be received Wednesday Thursday 2-4 7-9 p.m. at R. V. ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME, West Homestead, where Service will be held Friday.

10 a.m., with Rev, Melvln Watklns mree steporomers, six step 2-4 7-9 p.m. on Friday at ALBERT FREYVOGEL FUNERAL HOME. 117 Fort Peddlcord, Mildred Neumann. Georoe and Ravmond sisters, other relatives A On Tues. Nov.

23, 1912, C. Richard Deer beloved husband of Dolores Sowa Deer; father of Mrs. Ralph (Debbie) Malay and David A. Deer; also survived by 4 orandchlldren; son of Ruth friends. Family visitation In Couch Bethel Park On Monday, Nov.

22, 1982; Clinton husband of Alda Deal; father of Shirley Holti, James Clinton 11 Innn nnih the WEST FUNERAL HOME, Detw. the hours of 7-9, Thurs. 2-4 7-9 at the RICHARD D. COLE FUNERAL HOME, 328 Heaver Sewlcklev. Funeral service to be held on Frl.

at 1UM at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Sewickiey. Interment Sewlcklev Cemetery. Mark the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church; graduate of Kessler also 13 grandchildren.

Friends received at the HOWARD A. FARMS-WORTH FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville Village). Funeral Liturgy Inl wed'nesdav. Thursdav 2215 Wylle grandchildren, four oreat, i. inpmas wore cnurcn ion, Friday from 7-9.

Funeral Alien ana Lneries ueer brother of Betty McDonough of Van Wert, Ohio. Friends of Mrs. Melvln (Helen! Co- Saturday at 10 a.m. The Saturday at 11 a.m. In Cen firandchlldren.

Friends are nvlted to call 2-4 7-9 at nen or Hauandaie, t-ia. Irene 7oher nf also family suggests contributions to American Cancer Society, are being received In it. uiivn, ru-mn gn rri. at 9 a.m. Liturgy St.

Joseph Church, 10 a.m. Visitation LITMAN tral Baptist Church, Inter ment Allegheny Cemetery. KEES On Tuesday. Nov. 73.

1982: FRANCE earnegie-wenon universiry School of Engineering; served with the U.S. Army In World War It; marketing manager for general air division of Zurn Industries, Erie; member of the Lawrence Park Golf Club; hus-band of Mary; father of Mrs. Robert (Jenifer) Hampton of Houston. Mrs. On Tuesday, Nov.

23, 1982, LfcU J. HtNNfcT FUNERAL HOME, 323 2nd Carnegie, where Service will be hefd Friday at 10 a.m. SRAKOCIC John A. fMuoosv). of Em wim tamuy 2-4 ana 7- p.m, CONDIE MCIABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyslde.

on Wed. A Thurs. 2-4 A MPM. Funeral Frl. Nov.

26, 1912 at 10AM. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Bede Church, So. Dallas A WHklns Aves. at 11AM.

four grandchildren. Services at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Sq. Hill (opp. Morrowfleld Apts.) on Wednesday at 11 a.m.

Interment B'Nal Israel Cemetery, Greensburg, Pa. Visitation one hour or I or to officiating. Interment Jefferson Memorial Park. MURAWSKI On Mon. Nov.

22, 19B2, Joseph J. of Ambrldge; beloved husband of Helen Plekarskl; brother of Mrs. Cecelia Werorek and the late John, Ambrose, Antho. ny, Louise Novak, Ann Mac-ivnskl and tha late Helen Danowskl; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received af the WALTER J.

ZALEWSKI FU- Betty R. of Penn Hills, be loved sister of Mary H. Pip, Lorna Blanche Sykes; beloved wife of Rev. Francis On Nov. 22, Herman; beloved husband of the late Sylvia Hechtman Litman; father of Alan L.

Litman; brother of the late Abe Litman, the late Harry Litman the late Sam Litman and the late Ida Porter. Service at the BURTON L. HIRSCH rUADCI 07fta1 Unrrau er; sister-in-law of Florence! Kees of Brighton France; elso survived by1 of Frank of Win- on Monday, November 22, Winter Sorlngs, Fl. (formerly N.Huntingdon) Nov. 23.

Francis husband of Martha Orrell; father of Linda Costa. Visitation ROOGERS 1987: beloved husband of ee nieces. Friends will be ter Springs, Fl, Rev. James the services. 001 Death Notices Divru hi mf? ww jvi ji aI ria.i A a Urs Eieanor Dragar! of dalr-ton; 11735 Frankstown Rd.

let A Dirirn Anna (Roiman) father of John Mrs. Ann Dennis. Mrs. Robert (Bernedette) Klefer, Mrs. Manuel (Rober FUNERAL HOME, Irwin, 2-4, Robert (Katharine) Jones of Dallas, Tx Mrs.

Kenneth (f lizabeth) Mosler of Grand Fort, N.D., Joseph Bryan of Upper St. Clair Timothy Bryan of Erie; brother of Mrs. George (Mary Helen) IAI mw A ttiarman DEUTSCH Andrew A. of the Home stead District, suddenly on Nov. 23, 1982, at Jefferson Center; beloved husband of late Helen; father of 004 In Memorlam 7-y l-n.

"ervica aar iv a.m. NbRAL HOME, 3201 Dobson B.ll.k Ulll 14 CONNORS Rodl Rd.) Penn Hills where; the lata Lt. Col. William services will be held on Frl- G. Kees: sister of George m' J- Sykes of West Newton; also 4 A 7-9 pm.

grandchildren A one ta) Nunez and Mrs. Joseph (Germalne) Pfelfer; 16 JOHN DiC OLA, 112473. In lovino memorv of our rk Um, 01 1001 Sq. Hill (opp. Morrowfield Aptv), on Weds, at 3 p.m.

Interment Ahevath Achlm Cemetery. Forest Hills. Visitation 1 hour prior to service. Family suggests contributions be made to BARKER Af the Ohio Valley Hospital on Wed. Nov.

24, 1982. Emm N. Barker, of McKees Rocks; wife of the late Harvev M. Barker: dearly beloved mother of Elmer Barker, Alma Ces- Mrs. Robert (MargaretJ Hamilton of Clalrton, HA KiAs great-grandchild.

Friends nrtLMHO inuit.rf on Wednesday William J. (Buck); husband of late Mollle Schrnltt late Marie Feldmeler; fattier of Rita McCarthy and William stepfather of Hlldegard husband, father, grandfather. The rolllno stream of life, goes on, but still the vacant chair recalls the love, the voice, the smile, of the one who once sat there. Sadly rvtrs, i nornns (aeiej vr-mond of Levlttown, Uarru bruAn itf unraii me Jew sn Home and Hot. On Tuesday, Nov.

23, 1982; evening 7-9, on Thursday. Sadie M. Halklas of Baldwin Thanksgiving Day, 11:30 wife of late George a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Friday 2-4 mother of Anthnnv and 7.9 In ttia ORION C. pltal tor the Aged.

Rev. Joseph Bryan of DuQuesne, Pa. James Bryan of Clean, N.V,; also missed by his family. of Charleston. WVa, Damon PINKERTON FUNERAL MALINSKY Josaoh aoe 70.

of Daisy- Harkovlch, Marie Burner, Alberta Bromlck Sebastian Feldmeler; also survived by 20 grandchildren, tafia and Geneva mupps, also survived bv nine Grandchildren; 17 greet-orandchlldren; antf one 7htN 01 fgn. ft late Michael HOME, 1014 California Ster of Mrs. Phwllls Aualnn ffMnr-H-t Roro-i) grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends received 29 p.m. Wednesday; 12 noon to 9 p.m.

Thursdav at the WM, OGRODNIK FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butler Etna. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Mary Church, Sharps-burg, Friday at 10 a.m. SULLIVAN On Tuesday, Nov. 23.

1912; Dorothy Blumling Sullivan of Wlndgap wife of the late John mother of James, Janet Mllllgan and Betty Mlllloan; 14 orandchll. ROBERT W. HELLER Two years ago today our Lord took you away, but In our hearts vou're Want Ad, town, formerly of Marianna, on Tues Nov. 23, 1982. In Upper St.

Clair Hospital; husband of Maraaret: father urihl 9 p.m. Funeral on Frl. at 1:30 a.m. Funeral Mass In the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 9:30 a.m. Navy WWII Veteran.

OLIVER On Wednesday. Nov. 24. 1912; Haiel H. Oliver ol Stowe Twp dearly beloved wife of William A.

Oliver. Friends received at the STOVER FUNERAL HOME, 534 Island McKees Rocks, 2-4 7-f p.m. Funeral Service In Ken Mawr U.P. Church, 1760 Pine Hollow McKees Rocks, on Friday at 1 p.m. RATTAY Frank on Nov.

23. 1912; beloved husband of survived by four grandchildren. Friends may call at the DUSCKAS FUNERAL HOME, 2607 Buffalo Erie, Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and are Invited to Padgett of Sliver Spring, where Funeral Service will Mrs. Elliabeth William- be held Saturday morning son, Joseph and Frank Ml.

at 11. Interment Mt. Vernon chael all of Richmond, Cemetery, McKeeaport, Pa. grandmother of Sadie Ann, iri 1 rn Still near with your winning ConnachW of Joseph Robert and smiie ano memories so dear. Sadly missed by brothers and sisters.

rmBr uregory j. nnaiinsKy. AA.rl Cmtinrm ninrla I. 1J great-granocnMaren; brother of Margaret Mitch, ell, Mary James, Helen Schedemen, John A Elmer (Skeets) Connors A late Mildred Fornear James Connors. Friends received at THOMAS J.

GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 2323 E. Car. son St. Funeral a.m. Funeral Mass, St.

Peter Church, 10 a.m. Visitation J. 4, 7-9 p.m. Weds, A Thuri, areat-great-granddaughter Friends received STOVE FUNERAL HOME, 534 Island McKees Rocks on Wed. Funeral Service af the DAVfS FUNERAL HOME, Clarksburg, W.Va.

on Sat. BEARDMORE Thomas on Monday, aoe 59. of ElUabefti husband of Mary Elian Iseksori Baerdmora; father of Mark 007 attend a r-unere. Mass in St. Mark the Evangelist Church, o95 Smtthson Erie, Friday morning at 10 a.m.

and to the Committal Service In Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Peters at 4 p.m., Friday afternoon, Deslree and George rtCLLCn IT4 On Sunday. Jl, 1982; Nicholas Halklas. Friends Mjrle A of the 5H- sister ks.tucar7 fti'ufr VmTi MORTUARY, 230 West LI. rle Martin, Marian Moeller, jy A.VJ-jy,dndJ' Rene Pastorlus, Ruth Young p.m -Thursday nc I Prldav eonlro 4 2-4 A 7-9 o.m, Additional, Grassier; also aavtn grand-1 mencle and Catherine Tarman; brother of Anthony and Anna Koran. Friends will be received In tha GREENLEE FUNERAL HOME, Beailivllla.

on 7.9 and 7-4 and 7.9 dren, eight great-grandchildren; sister of Honey Brandt, Irene Schuster, William. Joseph 4 Charles Blumling, Friends received 263-1201 GRAVE LOTS (4) Jefferson Memorial Park, Garden of Peace, $1000, 754.0587..