The Pittsburgh Press from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 28

BIO The Pittsburgh Press Thursday, May 9, 1991 LOCALSTATE OBITUARIES BamM IbasMmg? Hunters' deer-meat-for-poor plan under fire sponsible Use of Animals, said the program made sense with the millions of hunters and burgeoning deer population in the "This year, some hunters will get two and three deer because of the accelerated numbers of licenses," which will allow hunters to shoot more than one deer, he said. "There's a surplus of deer meat" Nancy Anne Payton, a Pennsylvania member of the International Society for Animal Rights, a group that opposes hunting and promotes vegetarianism, said the' program's motives were "less than pure." "It's grasping for a way to justify something that's not justifiable," she said. "They might better save their money and license fees and invest in beans and rice and nutritional information for the poor." Conflicting philosophies aside, statistics on the number of deer roaming Pennsylvania and the number of people seeking meals at emergency food pantries served by food banks lend some credence to the proposal's possibilities. Joe Kosack of the Pennsylvania Game Commission said there were more deer in the state now, an estimated 1.1 million by October, than have roamed in any of the last 100 years. With too many deer and too little habitat he said, the commission is allowing hunters, through special bonus programs, to kill more than one deer per year.

"I shot one deer last year, and from that deer I will get 40 to 50 meals," Kosack said. "If a deer weighs 105 pounds, you can get 47 pounds of meat from it." Janet Ney, president of the Pennsylvania Association of Regional Food Banks, an organization that represents 14 of the 16 major food banks in the state, said her group supported Hunters Sharing the Harvest. (Philadelphia Inquirerdistributed by Knight-News-Tribune.) tpre news services HARRISBURG Is it an innovative way to fight hunger or. simply a way to justify putting Bambi on a bun? With deer hunters and farmers across Pennsylvania taking flak from animal-rights activists over allegations of cruelty to animals, at least one group is firing back. A group called Pennsylvanians for the Responsible Use of Animals is launching a program to encourage deer hunters, beginning in the fall, to donate meat from their kills to poor people.

Called Hunters Sharing the Harvest, the program has evolved from discussions with the state Department of Agriculture, the Pennsylvania Game Commission and trade associations representing food banks and meat processors. If the hunters donate, food banks would get the commodity they find most scarce meat Hunters would take their deer to participating meat processors, pay for it to be butchered and donate all or a portion of it to local food banks. Butchers would store the meat for free and contact the food banks, which would distribute the meat to homeless shelters, soup kitchens and other agencies providing food to the needy. The program also would provide hunters, butchers and farmers, who are joining them in the venture, with something else '-r. public relations fodder to fight an intense campaign by national animal-rights groups that have targeted Pennsylvania.

As the program's brochure states: "Today, as animal activists are taking aim at hunters and meat business owners, these two groups need all the good publicity they can get. This grass-roots effort to feed the hungry will benefit everybody." Kenneth E. Brandt, a former state legislator from Lancaster County who is executive director of Pennsylvanians for the Re Westinghouse in 1977. Mr. Frye was a 1934 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and a Navy veteran.

He is survived by three daughters, Elli of New York City, Dorothy of San Francisco, and Mary DeHa-ven of Portland, Ore. Visitation is from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Frye residence on RDl, Punxsutawney. John T. Ross John T.

Russ, 48, owner of Russ Plumbing Co. in Penn Hills, died Monday of a heart attack in a Medina, N.Y, hospital. The Plum resident also owned the King and Eye boat charter service operating out of Erie and Oak Orchard, N.Y. He was a member of the Lake Erie Charter Boat Association, the Erie Down Riggers Association, Penn Justice Lodge 766 of the and the United Presbyterian Church in Verona. He is survived by his wife, Barbara, daughters Amy and Jodi, and son John III, all of Plum; his mother, Jessie Russ of Penn Hills; and a sister, Sandra Powers of Monroeville.

Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow at the William F. Gross Funeral Home, 11735 Frankstown Road, Penn Hills, where the funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday. Burial will be in Plum Creek Cemetery, Plum.

Msgr. Maher, longtime priest in Charleroi Monsignor William J. Maher, 79, former longtime pastor of St. Jerome Roman Catholic Church in Charleroi, Washington County, died of pneumonia yesterday in Mercy Hospital. A Pittsburgh native, he was a graduate of Duquesne Preparatory School and St Vincent Seminary in Latrobe, Westmoreland County.

He was ordained a priest on June 12, 1938. Monsignor Maher served as parochial vicar at St Jerome parish from 1938 to 1949; at St Mary of Mercy Church, Downtown, from 1949 to 1954; and at Presentation Church in Midland, Beaver County, from 1954 to 1955. He was pastor at St. James Church in New Bedford, Lawrence County, from 1955 to 1961; at St. Michael Church in Pitcairn from 1961 to 1964; and at St.

Jerome from 1964 until his retirement in March 1986. Monsignor Maher was dean of the Washington County Deanery from 1960 to 1977. He was elevated to domestic prelate, or monsignor, in March 1968. Surviving are six brothers, the Rt. Rev.

Archabbott Paul R. Maher, retired, Roger, Richard, Leo, Robert and Joseph Maher, all of Latrobe; and three sisters, Sister Rita Maher of. Oakland, and Regina Atkinson and Loretta Maher, both of Latrobe. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 p.m. tomorrow at Carl J.

Spallino Funeral Home, 819 Fallowfield Charleroi, and from 4 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and 7 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday in St Jerome Church, Seventh Street and Washington Avenue, Charleroi. A funeral mass will be offered at 11 a.m. Saturday in St Jerome Church.

i Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Charleroi. University 'open finance' measure delayed "The question is not whether legislators, auditors or state government officials can find out what happens to the state dollars," he said. "The issue is whether citizens have the access to the basic information provided in law." Commonwealth Court in January 1990 dismissed a suit by three Penn State students who wanted salary information on administrators at the Centre County university, saying the school was not a state agency and not covered by the right-to-know law. Some of the committee members tried to amend the bill to expand HARRISBURG (AP) A House panel delayed action on a bill that would open the financial records of several universities that receive state funding, including Perm State and the University of Pittsburgh. After yesterday's debate, the House Education Committee voted 14-ia to table the bill.

But the committee's chairman said he would bring it up again for a vote next week. The measure would extend the state's right-to-know law to the 14 state-owned universities, community colleges and the University of Pittsburgh, Penn State, Temple University and Lincoln University. Citizens would be allowed to examine the schools' financial books, including information on faculty salaries. Financial records of the state-owned colleges and community colleges already are open to the public, but this bill would make it official, Committee Chairman Ronald Cowell, D-Wilkins, the bill's sponsor, said residents should have access to the records of the four-state related universities because of the half-billion dollars in state funds they receive every year. the law to include any college or university that receives state funding.

They said the four state-related schools were being singled out unfairly. "Tax dollars are tax dollars," said Rep. Jeffrey Coy, D-Franklin. "If the state system's books are open, then it's hard to dispel the goose and gander story: What's good for one is good for the others." Cowell called the proposal an effort to kill the bill and it fell 10-14. But opponents were able to table the bill anyway because of concerns about the problems and expense it would cause university officials.

Irene G. Davis Irene G. Davis, 85, of Swissvale, died Tuesday of a heart attack at McKeesport Hospital. Mrs. Davis was a homemaker and a 55-year member of the Eastern Star Amaranth Lodge 35 in Penn Hills.

She was also a Daughter of the Nile of Oakland and the White Shrine of Jerusalem in Clairton. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Thomas L. Nied Funeral Home, 7441 Washington Swissvale, where a memorial service will be held at noon tomorrow. Jury selection continues in hikers' murder case Edward H.

Frye Edward H. Frye, 79, a retired atomic research engineer for Wes-tinghouse Electric died of emphysema Tuesday at Shadyside Hospital. 1 The resident of Punxsutawney, Jefferson County, retired from one else's. District Attorney R. Scott Cramer told President Judge Keith Quigley posing that question would prejudice jurors against police dur: ing the trial of accused murderer Paul David Crews.

"The impact is going to be devas NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa. (AP) In a move prosecutors said would be "devastating" to their Appalachian Trail murder case, a Perry County judge permitted prospective jurors to state whether" they would believe a police officer's testimony more readily than some tating," Cramer said yesterday during the third day of jury selection. After a lengthy discussion, Quigley said case law clearly allows the question to be asked. Crews, 38, is charged with two counts of criminal homicide in the deaths of two Appalachian Trail hikers. Molly LaRue, 25, of Shaker Heights, Ohio, and her companion, Geoffrey Logan Hood, 26, of Signal Mountain, were killed as they camped in a wooden structure about 15 miles north of Harrisburg last September.

Deaths elsewhere Wally Toscanini, 91, who persuaded her father, conductor Ar-turo Toscanini, to restore La Scala opera house to its prewar glory, in Rome. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices DEATHS 001 Death Notices HARTLAND Florence (Roberts) of West Mitt n. on Mav 8. 1991; be loved wife of William mother of William P. Jr, Robert Richard D.

the late Mark; sister of Marcella Mcbiu, cnanes John kod erts; also nieces neohews. Friends received 2-4 8. 7-9 Thurs. Fri. in R.

V. ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME, 315 East 10th Homestead. Mass of Christian Burial in Resurrection Church on Saturday, 10 o.m. HUTCHISON Margaret on Wednesday, May 6, 1991, wife of the late Anarew tiutcmson; mother of Roene Opalanko; sister of Josephine Losego, Ernest and Frank Petrich; olso survived by two grandchildren and one great-arandchild. Friends received Friday, 2-4 and 7-9 ot the SZAr RANsKI-cBcRLelN FU NERAL HOME, 101 3rd Carnegie.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Ignatius inurcn on sai. ar a.m. ISRAEL On Tues, May 1. 1991, Rito; beloved mother of Mark Israel of Borrington Hills.

IU Elliott Israel of Highland Park, IL and Lee Israel of pacific pansoaes, la; dauohter of the late Emil and Dora Hockhouser; sister of Ruth Hockhouser, Mildred Stein both of the late Leonard, David Jerome Hockhouser; also 9 grandchildren. Services ot the BURTON L. HIKbCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray So. Hill (opp. Morrowfield Apts.) on Thurs.

11 o.m. Interment Agudath Achlm Cemetery. Visitation 1 hour prior to services. JACOBS On Monday, Moy 6, 1991, Charlotte M. Shrewsbury, of Emsworth; beloved wife of Roy E.

Jacobs mother ut usa a. Dates ot Boston, Moss, and Roy E. Jacobs III of Mt. Lebanon; grandmother of Adam James Bates; sister of Patricio Te-sone of Greensburg and Russell Shrewsbury of Seattle, WA. Friends received Wed.

Thurs. 2-4, 7-9 p.m. at Mc DONALD-LINN FUNERAL HOME, AVALON, 529 Colifomio Ave. Services will be held at the North-minster Presbyterlon Church, Fremont Bellevue, Fri. at Ham.

Memorial contributions ore suggested to The Western PA Heart Assoc. or The Suburban Gen'l Hospital Junior Womens Auxiliary. KELMECKIS Rose E. (Kovach) of Mun-boll on May 8. 1991; beloved wife of Wallace V.

Kelmeckis; mother of Carolvn ond Vol Kelmeckis; grandmother of Stocey; sister of William, Edward, John, Jomes and Robert Kovoch and Violet Barbour. Friends received at the WILLIAM R. WELSH FUNERAL HOME, 309 E. 10th Homestead. Visitation Thurs.

2-4 8. 7-9 p.m. Moss of Chris- LATEST DEATHS Barry, Nancy Partlett Belo. Mary Berg, Charlotte Guthrie Bigger, John A. Brosky, Harry S.

Bryson, Lloyd B. Cooney, Robert J. Coulehan, Thomas A. Davis, Irene Gallagher Dunham, Alyce R. Emerick, Margaret Fey, Cacelia Dufner Gifford, Dorothy Ceney Gould, Wilda LeRue Gremy, Amos H.

Hamlin, Ocie T. Hartland, Florence (Roberts) Hutchison, Margaret Kelmeckis, Rose E. (Kovach) Klauss, Dorothy M. Krause, Karen A. Lennox, Theresa (Under) Loutsenhizer, Clarence R.

(Pete) Lukunich, Walter MacElhose, Samuel R. Martin, Lee Shuster Paul W. Raymond S. Sr. Preston, Robert W.

Sr. John T. Jr Carl C. Sr. Schohn, Bertha Weiss Schollaert, Sadi Simon, Ben Paul Suttin, Carol A.

Urbatis, MaryT. Verzelli, Lucy Sanso Weber, Anna McQuaide Wileman, Helen (Gwin) 001 Death Notices ADAMS Friday. Mnv 3. 1991. Artis, beloved husbond of Mottie; father of Mrs.

Cart Lewis, Lemuel, Arris Emanuel and Anthony; brother of Clorance Adorns of cieveiana, on; oiso survived by five grandchildren and 0 Host of nieces, nephews, other relatives friends. Friends received at the SAMUEL J. JONES FUNERAL HOME, 2644 Wylie Ave. Wednesday 4-9 f.m., Thursday 2-4 7-9. ervices will be held in the Olivet Boptist Church, 2312 Center Ave.

on Friday ot tl a.m. Interment Allegheny Cemetery. BARRY On Tuesday, Moy 7, 1991, Nancy Portlett Borry of Pgh; wife of the kite Raymond sister of Helen Lee Hlrsch of North Mills. NO VISITATION. Graveside service win be held Sat 10:30 o.m.

In Jefferson Mem Pork. A memorial service will be held Sun, May 12, 3:00 p.m. In St Stephen Episcopol Church, Sewickley. Family suggest contributions to John Guest Evangelistic Brood St, Sewickley, 15143. Arrangements by H.

BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, INC. BELO 001 Death Notices lion Burial Fri. 11 a.m., St. Peter Paul R.C. Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery, KLAUSS On May 7. 1991, Dorothy M. Klauss; daughter ui iiie iuit: wuiye una ju- sephine Klauss; survived by her nephew Kenneth Lawton of Upland, friend of the late Mrs. Lewis G. Schryver of Mt.

Lebanon Private graveside services ot Melrose Cemetery, Bridgeville. Memorial services will be held on Saturday at 11 o.m. in the Chapel of As-bury Heights, 700 Bower Hill Mt. Lebanon. Memorials moy be made to the Epworth Foundation, co of Asbury Heights.

Arrange ments LAUlf ilLIN IIK. KOVACH Josephine on Mon. Moy 6, 1991 of Jamestown (formerly of Bridgeville) wife of Albert Kovoch; mother of Lois Cas- telli ond Potrlcra Stevenson; seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. There will be no public viewing. However friends ore invited to a Memorial Moss on Fri.

10:30 a.m. St. Louise DeMarilloc Church, McMur-ray Rd. Upper St. Clair.

If desired contributions may be mode to the South Hills Hospice Inc. Arrangements by BOGAN WOLF FUNERAL mumc, Bnageviue. KRAUSE On Tuesdoy, Moy 7, 1991, Karen A. forme rlv of Forest Hills; beloved daughter of Bruno L. Krause ond the late Mororie Krause; sister or eruno k.

arouse; grano-doughter of Anna Krause, Friends received on Thurs. 7-9 p.m., Friday noon until time of Service at 2 p.m. at ROBERT A. WOLFE MEMORIAL, 925 Franklin Ave. (at Coal Wilk.

Memorials may be made to Channel 13 vvutu or inannet io-wuca LENNOX On Wed. May 8, 1991, Theresa (Under) of wife of the late Martin; survived by three great-grandchildren eight great-great grandchildren; oiso nieces nephews. Friends received 2-4 7-9 Thurs-Fri at the WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, B20 Ma Shams burg. Moss of Christian Burial Sat 10 am In St. Ra phael cnurcn.

LOUTSENHIZER On May 8, 1991, Clarence R. (Pete), of Trafford; beloved, husband of Joan Bearry; totner ot work. Jet frey and Kevin; brother of Harry, George, Anna Brettell and Jone Golden and the ate Kenvin, Howard. dred Murphy ond Edna Hartline; also two grandchildren. Friends received JAMES J.

ALrlERI FUNER AL HOME, 201 Marguerite Wilmerding. Visitation inurs. -v; rn. lu-v. services Sat.

at 11 o.m. LUKUNICH Waiter (Luke) of Lincoln Ploce, on May Bt 1991; nus- of Thanks, In Memorioms, $3.03 or Sale deadline Thursday 2 p.m. prior to publication. 001 Death Nbtices Brentwood Thurs. 2-4 7-9 pm.

Funeral on Fri. morning at 9am. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Canice Church, If desired family suggests contributions to St. Canice Church.

COONEY On Tuesday, May 7, 1991, Robert of Forest Hills; beloved brother of Anne M. Bradley; uncle of Jomes K. J. Timothy Bradley. Army Veteran of WWII.

Friends received ot the ROBERT P. KARISH FUNERAL HOME, Brinton Rd. 4th St Brad-dock Hills, on Fd. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Buriol in St.

Maurice Church on Saturdoy at 10 a.m. COULEHAN On May 7. 199,, i nomas a. ot pan; oeioved husband of the late Maraa- ret J. Opfermon Coulehan; father of Donald Charles F.

Carotee Fredrick the lote Jerome olso 1 7 grandchildren, 11 great Erondchildren; brother of Leo oulehan. Friends welcome at BEINHAUER MORTUARY, Member of the Golden Rule, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Thursdoy Friday 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial Sat. 10 a.m.

St. Gabriel Of the Sorrowful Virgin Church, Whitehall. Interment Queen of Heoven Cemetery. DASCHBACH Of Scott on rvtuy iwi, rout k. srj beloved husbond of the late Nellie M.

Eberhart Dosch-boch; father of Nellie (Dolly) Erny, Jane Nussboumer, Paul R. Mary Lou Kllna ond George Daschbach; brother of crescentia Doscn-boch; also survived bv 14 grandchildren; 26 greatgrandchildren. Friends may coll at LAUGHLIN'S, 221 Washington ko Ml. Lebanon, Thurs. 2-4 7-9 Mass of Christian Burial will be offered In Our Lady of Grace Church Fri.

10 a.m. DAVIS On Tuesday, May 7, 1991, Irene Gollogher of Swissvale; wife of the late Charles sister of the late Charles Gollogher; survived by Eleanor Arthur Crouse Elsie Lauffer; aunt ot Beverly MacDonald. Friends received 2-4 7-9 p.m. THURSDAY ONLY at THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington swissvale.

services on rnoay 14 noon. DEGORE On Tuesday Mav 7. 1991, Anthony; beloved husbond of Doris E. (Wilson); father of Mrs. unroara Ann Mc-iain and Samuel J.

Deaore; brother of Mrs. Beatrice Galla. Mrs. Carmeno beaver. Mrs.

10 ma sine uoniK, rvrs. Mary Bozlcevich, Louis, James. Naooieon ana Kicn ard Degorc; olso survived by six grandchildren ond three great-grandchildren. Friends receive a tn me tuwAKu r. ANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave.

Funeral Fndow at Mom with Fu neral Mass in St. Rosalia Church at 10om. Visitation with the family Wed. 7-9pm, Thurs. 2-4 on a -ypm.

DUNHAM On Wed. Mav 8. 1991. Al yce K. uunnom or eenevue; wife of the kite Milton L.

Dunham. Sr beloved steo- mother of Milton L. Dunham. Jr of Westport, MA Mrs. Charles W.

(Francos) Metzger of Bellevue; also survivea dv five granacnu- drerw two great-grandchildren several nieces a nepnews. Service Interment held within the privacy of the family on Mon. at the Deecn urove temeicnr in Westmrt. MA. Memorials to the American Cancer Soc etv.

Arrangements by ORION C. PINICERTON HOME, INC. EMERICK On Tue May 7. 1991, Mar garet wire or rne laie George mother of Peg Metjger Hunter Pat McCllsh of OH; olso 5 grandchildren. Friends received at the BRUSCO-NAPI- ER FUNERAL HOME, Broadway at Shiras Beechview.

Visitations 7-9 Thurs. and 2-4 7-9 Fri. Mass In St. Catherine of Sl- eno Church Sot. 1 2:30.

Member of St cothenne of Siena Christian Mothers Ladies of Charity. FEY i On Wed May a 1991. Co-1 cello Dufner Fey. beloved uaene r. 001 Death Notices Fey, mother of Betty Kramer Carr and Eugene P.

Fey also survived by 13 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren, sister of Marie Andra, Joseph Dufner and Bertha Sauers. Funeral from McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn East End on Sot. at 10am. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Augustine Church ot 11am.

Visitations with the family Thurs. Fri 2-4 7-9pm. GIFFORD Dorothy Ceney Gifford, age 67, of Bridgeville, died on Weds. May 8, 1991; wife of Rev. Charles A.

Gifford; mother of Dottie Maslonek and H. Leslie Ceney; sister of Effie Jeanette, Ralph ond Clarence Cummins; also survived by five stepchildren 15 grandchildren. Friends will oe received 2-4 7-9 on Thurs. Fri. at the EUGENE C.

COLEMAN FUNERAL HOME, Rt. 50, Cecil. Services 11 o.m. on Sat. at the Cecil Alliance Church.

GOULD Wilda LeRue, passed oway May 8, 1991, of Coroopolis, PA; wife of the kite James Gould; mother of Judy Gross of Carnegie, Dolores Muth of Weedville, PA. Lois Tes- sauro of James of Lamp nm, uonaia ot raim-dole, CA, Raymond of Blue-field, VA; sister of Aldine Brenneman, Reynoldsviile, ha; 14 granacnuoren; 21 areat-arandchildren. Visita tion will be Friday eve. 7-9 p.m. at ROBERT J.

ZEPFEL FUNERAL HOME, Reynoldsviile, PA. Funeral service win oe Saturday ot 11 a.m. GRAHAM On Tuesday, May 7, 1991, Gladys Mathilda Graham (retired owner of Gladys Graham Dress Shop irj East Liberty); sister of the late Margaret Bleil; daughter of the late Mathilda Fey and William J. Graham; aunt of Dorothy Richi and Marian Butcher; also survived by cousins, rnenas are Deing received in McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214 woinut bnaaysiae, on Thursday 2-4 7-9 o.m. Funeral Friday 9 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial in Holy Kotary murcn iu a.m. GREMY On May 8, 1991, brother of Alice and the lote Dorothy Leonard Gremy; son of the lote Moe Rear-don Gremy. Friends received Thurs. 2-4 ond 7-9 at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME i Mt. Roval Blvd.

Glenshow. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Bonaventure Church, Glenshaw, on Fri. at 1:30 p.m. Mr.

Gremy wot renreo Mocninisr. GUY John T. Jr on Tues. May 7, 1991, husbond of the lote Marion; beloved fother of Mary Heddinger, Gladys Guy Shirley Stewart; brother of Alverda Ressler; olso survived by 10 grandchildren five great-grandchildren. Friends will be received at PAUL E.

VON CEIS FUNER AL HOME, Center at Wallace. Wilk. Wed. Thurs. 2- 4 7-9 pm.

where services will oe neia rn. or iuam. HAGERTY Joseph of Carnegie, on Monday, May 6. 1991; husbond of the lote Stella Fisher Hogerry; father of Joan Marie Walney, Gloria Jean Hogerry ana rworyonn ris-cus: brother of James Ha- Serty, Richord Hagerty, Mary orgus, Gertrude Dwyer, Catherine Mamngiy, Margaret Elcher ond Alice Youna. Also sn grandchildren ond one great grandchild.

rnenas are invneo-to can t-4 7-9 p.m. at the LEO J. HENNEV FUNERAL HOME, 323 2nd Ave4 Carnegie. Funeral mass Friday, St Bernard Church, 10 o.m. HAMLIN Ocie of New Homestead, Tues May 7, 1991, retired employee of USX Corpj be- ovea nusoana or uaisy; rather of Geraldine Evans.

Ocie Jr, and Edward Ham lin; also 13 grandchildren, 21 -great-grandchildren, and one areat-areat-arandchlld. Friends received Thurs. 7-9, Fri 2-4. 7-9 ot TUNIE FU NERAL HOME, 1205 West Homestead. Funeral service Sot.

11 o.m. Triumph The Church Kingdom of God In Christ, 618 Llllle Street, Braddock. Interment Homestead 001 Death Notices brother ot Olive Jones, vera Deist and Richard Sarver; also survived by 10 grandchildren and 13 great-grand-chiidren. Friends received at THE ELKIN MORTUARY, 4th N. Braddock, Wed.

Thurs. 2-4 7-9 o.m. Fu neral Service Friday at 11 a.m. Family suggests memorial contributions to Betheny Lutheran Church, corner of camp. Ave.

i-ittn Braddock, PA 15104. SAUNDERS On Moy a 1991, Carl C. Sr. of Monroeville; beloved husband of the late Iva G. Porks ond Eleanor Jean (Getsko); father of Helen Wilson of Monroeville, Corl C.

Saunders Jr. of CO. Bertha Tarter of Ligonier, Snoron Perkins of FL, Don-no McMoster of Monroeville, Georgio Shortman of Turtle Creek and Sylvio Tucker of rvtonroeviue, I granacnuoren and nine great-grandchildren; brother of Irene Stewart, Lil- He waaooner Jessie Ke v. Friends received 2-4 7-9 inurs. f-rt.

ot JOHN OUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, 11th Airbrake Turtle Creek, where Service win be neia sat. 10:30 a.m. SCATENA Suddenly on May 6, 1991. Thomas G. (Scats) Scatena; beloved father of patncia Ann, Deborah Lyn and Thomas G.

Scatena also survived bv two arond children; son of Morie Scatena; brother of Froncine Curtner, Loretta Marsh, Guy and Samuel Scatena; also survivea by Joyce Speer. Funeral from McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyside, where ser vices win oe neia at 1 1 a.m. Visitations with family Wed. ond Thurs. 2-4 ond 7-9 pm.

SCHOHN Bertha Weiss, on Moy 7, 1991 of Allison Park; wife of tne late Joseph; sister ot Herman Weiss; sister-in-law of Mary Williams, John Schohn and the late Anthony ond Charles; survived by nieces and nephews. Private Burial at the convience of the family. A Memorial Service will be held at Wexford Kingdom Hall of Jehovah Witness (Time Date of Service to be Announced). Family suggests donations to Building Fund of Allison Park Congregation of Jehovah Witness. Arrangements KING FUNERAL HOME, Allison Park.

SCHOLLAERT On May 7, 1991, Sadie of Noblesfown, PA; beloved aunt of Mory Lou Ron Scholloert, Loris Robert Sctwlloert Charles F. Durain; retired worker of Gimbels Dept. Store. Friends received at THOMAS 4 LITTLE FUNERAL HOME, Oak-dole, Po. Moss of Christian Burial St.

Patricks Church, Noblesfown, PA Fri. 10 o.m. SEWARD (Laird) On Mondoy, Moy 6, 1991, Catherine of Penn Hills, beloved wife of Roy; mother of Cathy Lee Bozsan, Diane Wright, Roy Joseph, Mory Ann Collins and Lee; also survived by 17 grandchildren; sister of Frank, Joe Paul Laird, ond the lote Helen Hohn. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 pm. at THOMAS L.

NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swissvale Wed. and Thurs. Moss of Christian Burial St. Gerard Church Fri. 10 a.m.

SIMON On Moy 1991, Ben Poul, beloved husband ofi the kite Lillian Simon, fotheri of Mrs. Linda Barbanel CSW of NY and Bruce Simon of Pgh borther of! Lena Simon, also three grandchildren. Friends received at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Ave Sq. Hill (opp.

Morrowfield Apts.) on Thurs. 12-1pm then leove to attend a service ot Beth holom Cemetery ot 2pm. Family suggests contributions be made to the Jewish Community Center, SUTTIN Carol on Wednesday, Mav S. 1991. beloved wife of Dr.

Irving J. Suttin; mother of Thomas M. Syplen; step mother of Nancy Tobln ond Joan Fee; sister of Janice Blum of Columbus, OH; also survived by two nelces; one nephew ond four step-grandcnlldren. Friends received Thursday, 7-9, Friday, 2-4 and 7-9 at the SZA- FRANSKI-EBC RLIIN 001 Death Notices husband of JoAnn Glannone, father of Raymond Jr Mark, Shown, Matthew ond Lisa Ann, also 1 grandchild, brother of Noncy Kinder and Nelson C. Friends recieved at the NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd Funeral Service Sat.

11am. Visitation 2-4 7-9pm. MILLER (KERN) On May 7. 1991 Theresa M. of Verona; wife of the lote Harold (Knute Miller; beloved mother of Barbara J.

Paddock and Matthew Buck Kern; sister of Rose Crothers, Peter Pavnon and Andrew Meum ovich; 7 grandchildren; 4 greot-grondchildren. Friends reatives mav ca at BUR KET-TRUBY FUNERAL HOME, 421 Allegheny Oakmont, Thurs. 7-9, t-ri. 2-4 7-9. Blessing service Sat.

10 o.m. MOSTOWY (Teqowski) On Mon. May 6, 1991; Mary D. of Stowe beloved wife of Cosimtr; mother of Leonard C. Diane Hoi bed I both of Kennedy Twp Christooher Mostowv of Rob inson grandmother of Moura, Leonora koss Mostowy, David, Paul Matthew Halbedl; sister ol Stanley Tegowski, Lucille PluclnsM the late Helen Wishart.

Friends received at the WALTER J. ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 3201 Dob- son Polish Hill from 2-4 7-9pm, Funeral on Fri ot 8:30 am. Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Churcn at PARKER On Monday, Moy 6, 1991, Nathan K. Parker; formerly of Fox Chapel; husbond of the late Jone Aldwell Pither Parker and Lois Joyce Parker; fother of Nathan K. Porker, Susan P.

Livingston Dr. Charles H. Parker; 11 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren; brother of R. Burton Parker. Friends received Fri.

2-4 7-9 p.m. In the Fox Chapel Episcopal Church, 630 Squaw Run Road East where a Memorial Service will be held Saturdoy at 11 o.m. Interment private. Memorial contributions may be made to the Fox Chapel Episcopal Church or the American Cancer Society. Arr.

by H. BLAINE WED-DELL FUNERAL HOME. PRESTON On Thursday, May 9, 1991, Robert W. formerly of beloved husband of Ruth Elizabeth (Smith) Preston; father of Robert W. Preston, Jr.

ond Jacqueline Hoffman ond Llndo Pringle; also eight grandchildren ond nine greor-grondchlldren; brother of Deanie DeMorco and Eloise Frew. Visitation and services private at the request of the family. Ar- rangemenis ay ukiffith MORTUARY, INC. 655-4400. RIDOSH Metro F.

(Shorty) on Tuesdoy, May 7, 1991 of Baldwin, beloved husbond of Helen Ridosh; fother of Carol Andrews, Lauree Yobbi, John and Paul; grandfather of Kelly and Klmberly; brother of Michael, Peter of FL, Mary Karas ond Anno Ridosh. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Thursdoy, 2-4 ond 7-9 p.m. where blessing services will be held on Fri. at 11 a.m.

Notice of time later. If desired, family suggest contributions to the St. Albert the Great Church Building Fund. RUSS On Monday, May 6, 1991, In Medina, NY, John T. Jr, of Plum Bora beloved husband of Barbara, nee Maxwell, father of Amy, John III Jodi Russ, son of Jessie ond the late John T.

Russ Sr, brother of Sandra Powers. Friends received at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd, (at Rodi Rd.) Penn Hills where service will be held Soturday at 11 a.m. Visitation Thursday Friday 2-4 7-9 SARVER On Monday, May 6, 1991, Robert A. 95 of Penn Hills, formerly of N.

Braddock; husband of the late Amello B. Sarver; father of Betty Tessmer, Helen Brand ond the late Robert D. Sorver; NERAL HOME, 101 3rd Carnegie. Moss of Christian Burial In St. Ignatius Church on Sat.

at 11 a.m. TOKAR Of Monroeville, on Tues. Moy 7, Paul beloved husbond of Morion father of Paula. T. Smokonich, Gregg J.

Tokar, grandfather of Rochel Smokonich, brother of George Tokar, the lote John, Stephen, Elmer, Irene Jakubovic Ann Mc Cor-mick. Friends received at GENE H. CORL, INC. FUNERAL CENTER OF MONROEVILLE, 4335 Northern Pike (one block east of Mosside 46) Thur 2-4 7-9. Family requests relatives friends meet ot St Coleman Church, Turtle Creek Fri 10 am.

for a Mass of Christian Buriol. Donations to St Poul of the Cross Monastery 148 Monastery Ave. Pgh, PA. 15203 Rreatfully appreciated. CORL IRECTORS 172-2100 URBATIS On Wed.

May 1991, Mory of Esplen; dearly beloved wife of Earnest Aj dearly beloved mother of Lillian Blumiing, Earnest Robert eight grandchildren three great-grondchildren. Friends received at McDER-MOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Chortiers McKees Rocks, Thurs-Fri 2-4 7-9. Moss of Christian Buriol in St. Vincent DePaul Church on Sat at 10am. VENTURA On Tues.

May 7, 1991, Rev. Fulgentius Ventura. Passionist Priest of St. Poul of the Cross Monastery; brother of Thomas of He-met, CA, James of OH the late Dora, Frances, George John. Friends received Wed Thurs 12-9pm ot St.

Poul of The Cross Chapel. Funeral Fri at 10am. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Paul of The Cross Chapel. Arrangements are by the JOHN J.

GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 119 S. 15th St South Side (431-0867). VERZELLI Suddenly on May 8, 1991 Lucv Sanso Verzelli; wife of John Verzelli; mother of tiisso Koacn, Jonn, Linda, Frank Joseph and Anthonv Verzelli; sister of Sam Sanso. Lou Sanso. Virainia Golebiewski, Theresa Potls, and the late Rose Kozy; three grandchildren.

Friends receivea ot Tne bagnato FUNERAL HOME, Chortiers Carnegie, 7-9 p.m. 2-4 ond 7-9 p.m. Fri. Funeral Mass in Holv Souls Church on Sot. at 9 a.m.

WEBER On May 8, 1991, Anna rvtcwuaioe weoer or Monoca In her 87th vear: wife of the late Cornelius Weber; survived by nieces 8. neohews. Family will receive friends at OSCAR MILLER rUNcRAL HOME, Troy Hill, Friday 2-4 7-9. Funeral Moss Most Hnlv Nnme Church, Saturday at 9:30 o.m. Friends invited.

WILEMAN On Tues May 7, 1991, Helen (Gwin) of Michigan, for merly ot ran, riv wioow of Llovd H. Wileman; mother of James M. Wileman of Kincnene. Ml 8, Nancy I. Zelle of LeClalre, TN; also five grandchildren; sister of Marie Lowrev.

Frlendc re ceived Thurs. 2-4 6-9 at wKlrMTH MORTUARY, 5636 Brownsville Broughton-Curry-South Pork Twp. where service will be held Fri. ot 1 p.m. Please make donations to thd International Lions Club, Leader Day, Program for the Blind.

ZUNKLEY On Mon. May 6, 1991, Adrienne beloved wife of Kooen j. iunmey of Ross Twpj mother of Helalne M. Devlin, Robert J. of Ohio.

Patricia A. of N.M. John A. Zunklev: dauahtor nf Hel en Rotundo of NY; sister of Maryann Rotunda, Rose Rotunda Carol D'Angelo, all of NY; also survived by six grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9 pm.

at the T. B. DEVLIN FUNERAL home, 806 Perry North Hills. Mass of fhrk- tlon Burial In St. Sebastian inurcn rn.

lu om. 007 Mon. -Cemetery JEFFERSON MEMORIAL 6 lots. S13O0 each pair. Coll collect 913-2674414.

band ot Mary Donko; also several nieces is nepnews. Friends rerplvpd at the SA VOLSKIS-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Munhall. Visitation Thurs. Fri. 2-4 7-9 pm.

Mass of Christian Burial Sot. 11 am St. Therese Church, Munhall. MacELHOSE On Wed. May 8, 1991 Samuel R.

(Sam) MacElhose be loved husband of Dolores Kensinger MacElhose; fatherj ot aamuei k. maceinose Susan Jean Goiner; survived bv four arondchildren; brother of Jock MacElhose. Friends ore being received in McCABE FUNERAL HOME. 5300 Penn Ave E.E. on Thurs.

2-4 7-9pm where funeral services win oe neia r-n. i lam MARTIN Thomas of Munhall on May 7, 1991, age 45, past grievance representative of Steel Workers Local 2227, member! American Legion Pleasant Hills son of Anna and the late Albert Martin; friend of Jacqueline Nee; fother of Bart and Jocob; brother of Robert, Daniel and Lawrence Martin and Eleanor Javorski. Friends received at 5AVOLSKI5-WA5IK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main St Munholt. Visitation Thursday 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial on Friday 11 o.m.

at St Rita nurcn, munnaii. MARTIN On Tues May 7, 1991; Lee anusrer manin; wire or taie William David Martin; moth er of Brtdgette Bergen; sister ot Ann inusTer Men or Miami, Fl the late George (Judd) Shuster; also many nieces nephews. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Mary or mercy, uowniown Kgn, Sat Mav 11. Dona tions may be made to the Ktaney Transplant Dept.

Presybterion Hospital. MASCIO On Tuesday, May 7, 1991, Nicholas of Penn Hills; beloved husbond of Marllvn (nee Hannan); fother of Nlckl Kuhn, Mary Cave Prl-vett Mark Mascio; brother ot Norma biovengo. Also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends received at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd.

(at Rodi Rd.) Penn Hills. Funeral Fri 9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Buriol in St Susanna Church 10 a.m. Visitation Wed 7-9, inurs 2-4 7-9 p.m. MAZUR Rudoloh.

on Mav A. 1991 of the N.S- husband of Katherine Krulkk Mazur; father of William Koehler, Ronald Gary Mazur; also one granddaughter. Friends received 2-4 7-9 at SPERLING, 408 Cedar N.S., SELECT MEMBER GOLDEN RULE, Funeral Mass in Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, on Fndoy ot 9:30 a.m. MEHARGUE On Tues. Moy 7, 1991; Paul beloved husbond of Pearl Jordan Mehorgue of Avalon; beloved father of Paul Oovld Mehorgue of Avalon Lynn Menorgue Sheesley her husband Jackson Lloyd Sheesley of Little Rock, Ark; grandfather or innsTopner raui drian David Sheesley of Little kock.

rnenas invnea t-n. lam In the ORION C. PIN KERTON FUNERAL HOME, A GOLDEN RULE MEMBER FIRM, 1014 California Avalon (North Boros). Where Funeral Services will be held Sat at 11am. Mr.

Mehargue, a WWII Veteran, was a retired employee ot Cyclops corp. MICHAELIS Moy 7, 1991, Herbert w. laear; or ran, nusoana of the late Margaret E. oeiovea tamer or Herbert H. Kathleen Michaelis, the late Freder ick nine granacnuoren.

iv yicui-yiunuiMiiuivm unu nieces nephews. Friends receivea vvea. -y pm, Thurs. 2-4 7-9 pm at WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, 820 Main Sharps-bura, where services will be conducted, Fri. 10 o.m.

Interment In Greenwood Cemetery, O'Hora. Mr Michaelis was a 53-year member of the Sharpsburg Eagles. MIKESELL On Wedw May 8, 1991, Ray-mond S. of the N.S., Adams, Artis Chichilla, Julia Daschbach, Paul R. Sr.

Degore, Anthony Graham, Gladys Mathilda Guy, John T.Jr. Hagerty, Joseph M. Israel, Rita Jacobs, Charlotte M. Shrewbury Kovach, Josephine Martin, Thomas Mascio, Nicholas Mazur, Rudolph Michaelis, Herbert W. (Bear) Miller (Kern), Theresa M.

Mostowy (Tegowski), Mary u. Parker, Nathan K. Sr. Ridosh, Metro F. (Shorty) Sarver, Robert A.

Scatena, Thomas G. (Scats) Seward, Catherine Tokar, Paul A. Ventura, Rev. Fulgentius Zunkley, Adrienne 001 Death Notices BERG On Wed. Mov 8.

1991 Char lotte Guthrie Berg- (of Regent Square); beloved wife or me lore Lnones t. oerg; mother of Janie Boardmon: grondmother of Gary Board-man ond Janice Lee; olso survived by two great-grond-childen. Funeral from MCCABE FU NERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut bnaaysiae on where services will be held ot 12 Noon. Visitations with tomny i-n. 2-4 ond p.m, BIGGER On Mav ft.

1991. John of Sheroden, husbond of ineimo; ramer ot Jonn III, Robert and Paul Splker; brother of Ellen Smith, Henrietta Latz, Louro Wise, SamueL Robert ond James; also eianr arandcniidren Services SPEER-ANTHONY KAPRIVE FUNERAL HOME, 2V27 cnortiers Ave- snero den. Pan, Sat. 10 o.m. Visi tation Thurs.

rrt. 2-4, 7-9 BROSKY On Mav ft. 1991. Hoc- rv sj $00 of me tore Anmo- ny ond Mary Brosky; brother Of Leonora, mnony, on-old. Ceroid, Thomas, Rita Lindsav.

and the kite Henrv. Conrad, Edwin ond Genevieve Demitras; olso survived bv nieces ond neohews Friends received at WALTER J. ZALEWSKI FUNERAL home. 216 44tn ST La wren cevilie, on Fri. 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Funeral Saturday 8:30 o.m. Funeral Mass in Holy romiiy inurtn a.m. BRYSON Llovd B. of holer on Mon. Mav 6.

1991; beloved hus- hnnd of Ann (Musiat); fa ther of Saro J. Herbe of Polymyra, ha, uoyo IBittl, inrwif Fltzaerold of Canton, oh. Mnrrv Stewart ond the late Evelyn Vogt ond Richard; brother of Catherine Campbell of Beaver; also ku It dren; 23 great-grandchildren; thru areat-areat-arondchll- dren. Visitation 2-4, 7-9 Thursday at prfsireK MICK FUNERAL HOME 512 Grant Ave Mill-vale, where service wlH be held Friday at 10 o.m. CHICHILLA lulln an Wed Mav 8.

1991 of Carrick. wife of the late Peter Chichilla; mother ot, Donald R. the late fcu- ene lister ot Anne eslina Rose Manko; eight grandchildren, 17 greoT-gronacniiaren. menus received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, mv Dl The Pittsburgh Press Classified Advertising Information To Place Your Ad, Dial 263-1201 8 A.M.

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Ads to be published Monday through Saturday may be placed until 5:30 p.m. of the day On Sun- May 1991, of Oceanside, Mary; beloved wife of the late John Belo; mother of Marietta C. Potts, John Oovld Poul G. ond Bruce sister of Elliabeth Fullmer, Robert Stefanko ond the late Michael Stefanko; olso eight flrflndchlldren. Friends received 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

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