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The Pittsburgh Press July 17, 1984 METROSTATE Benedict staying in treasurer race OBITUARIES B4 Nunnally was employed by many district funeral homes as a funeral director's assistant He was employed by the Brusco-Napier Funeral Home at the time of his death. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight at the Brusco-Napier Funeral Home, Broadway at Shiras Avenue. Beechview. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Wesley Center A.M.E.

Zion Church, Centre Avenue at Francis Street Burial will be in Allegheny Cemetery. conviction of his former top aide, John M. Kerr, on charges that Kerr was selling jobs in department. Benedict's office and the job selling scheme had been under investigation by the attorney general's office since 1981. Attorney General LeRoy S.

Zim-' merman repeatedly stated that Benedict was not a target of the investigation and he was charged with no wrongdoing. neth and Edmund; 2 sisters, Alma D. Umus and Jean Meyers; 4 brothers, Wiliford, Regis and Norman; 8 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren, all of the Pittsburgh area. Friends may call until 9 tonight at the Howard A. Farnsworth Funeral Home 425 Brownsville Road, Mount Oliver, where services will be held at 11 a.m.

tomorrow. A mass of Christian burial will follow at noon tomorrow in St Joseph Catholic Church, 438 Ormsby Mount Oliver. Burial will be in St Joseph Cemetery, Carrick. Shrine Caravan No. 14; Butler Shrine Luncheon Club; Butler Elks Lodge; and United Commercial Travelers Lodge, Butler.

Surviving are his wife, Ruth Glenn Fuellgraf; 2 daughters, Florence Bronder and Wilma Clark, both of Butler; a son, Charles L. Jr. of Butler; a sister, Olive Calderwood of Chester, W.Va.; 13 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight at the William F. Young Jr.

Funeral Home, 137 W. Jefferson Butler. Services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at North Main Street Church of God, followed by burial in Butler County Memorial Park. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made to the Shrine Hospital Fund, in care of Syria Temple, Pittsburgh.

Press Harrisburg Bureau HARRISBURG Auditor General Al Benedict vowed today to stay in the state treasurer's race, accusing those who want him to abandon his candidacy "cowardice." Benedict is the Democratic candidate in the Novemeber election for treasurer against incumbent R. Budd Dwyer. question the motives of those who would deny the Democratic voters of this commonwealth the right to select the candidates of their own choosing," the auditor general said in a statement intend to be a successful candidate this year as well as when I run for re-election in 4 years," the statement said. state Democratic Party leaders including Philadelphia Mayor Wilson Goode and state House Democratic Leader James J. Manderino of Monessen are trying to get Benedict to remove himself from the Democratic ticket.

The pressure on Benedict gained momentum following the June 30 But some party leaders are wor-" ried that the shadow of Kerr's conviction will cast a bad light on the entire Democratic slate. Benedict decided to not attend' the national convention in San Francisco as a delegate this week, saying that he did not want the controversy surrounding his candidacy to become a side issue for the Pennsylvania delegation. In his statement, Benedict claimed that he uncovered the wrongdoing in his own department at the expense of his own political future. William Hartland William Hartland, a retired group leader at Westinghouse Electric Corp. in East Pittsburgh, died yesterday of heart disease at his home on Second Street in Westmoreland City, Westmoreland County.

Mr. Hartland, 79, also had been employed by New Filtz Hardware Store in Irwin, Westmoreland County. He was a member of Primitive Methodist Church, Westmoreland City, where he served as a Sunday School teacher and superintendent He also was a lay minister, station Stewart and trustee at the church. Mr. Hartland was a member of Jeannette Masonic Lodge 750, Scottish Rite, Lodge Valley Pittsburgh, Syria Temple, Greensburg Caravan No.

8, Norwin Area Men's Prayer Fellowship, and Irwin Kiwanis Club. He also was a charter member and first vice president of the American Association of Retired Persons, Irwin Chapter 70. Surviving are his wife, Gerda a son, William H. of North Huntingdon, Westmoreland County, 2 ters, Lois J. Harvey of Sedalia, and Carol Rudolph of Pittsburgh; a sister, Elizabeth Lenhart of Redding, 5 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 fm. tomorrow at William Snyder uneral Home, 521 Main St, Irwin, where services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Irwin Union Cemetery, North Huntingdon. Clifford W.

Combs Clifford W. Combs, a chief clerk of Pittsburgh Lake Erie Railroad, died of heart disease yesterday at his Coraopolis home. Mr. Combs, 87, of Pear Orchard Drive, was a member of the Odd Fellows Club, Coraopolis, and Hebron Presbyterian Church, Clinton. He is survived by his wife, Gladys; a son, Wendell of Sewickley, 2 daughters, Dorothy Trimble of Moon and Jean Nussbaummer of Sewickley; 14 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.

Friends will be received from 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in the Copeland Funeral Home, Moon, where funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Hebron Cemetery, Clinton. Robert V.

Amson Robert V. Amson, who served as controller and treasurer of Comaco Metals Co. for 15 years, died yesterday at his home on Forbes Avenue, Squirrel Hill. Mr. Amson, 92, also had been a certified public accountant for 49 He is survived by his wife, Tola; a daughter, Mary Harrison of Fox Chapel; and 4 grandchildren.

Friends will be received for 1 hour before services at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Burton Hirsch Chapel, 2704 Murray Squirrel Hill. Burial will be in West View Cemetery of Rodef Shalom Congregation, Ross. Repairs to curb traffic on Allegheny Expressway Deaths elsewhere The Rev. Lucian Bauer, 71-, a Pittsburgh native and a Capuchin Franciscan missionary priest of the Province of St.

Augustine, head- Juartered in Lawrenceville; in uerto Rico. Fred Fargotstein, 63, a former Pittsburgher who operated his own architectual firm; in Venice, Fla. Karl Wolff, 84, a former SS general credited with establishing secret links with the United States that helped bring an early end to the war in Italy; in Rosenheim, West Germany. Dr. Max Cutler, 85, who pioneered the use of radium in the treatment of throat and breast cancer in the United States and founded the Chicago Tumor Institute; in Camar-illo, Calif.

Morty Gunty, 55, the "borscht-belt" comic who appeared in Woody Allen's film "Broadway Danny in New York City. Kenny Delmar, 73, who played Beauregard Claghorn, the blustery senator from Dixie, on the Fred Allen radio show during the 1940s; in Stamford, Conn. Gerald Sykes, 80, a critic, author and philosopher; in New York City, of kidney failure. Traffic on the Allegheny Valley Expressway will be limited to a single lane in each direction in the Blawnox area for the rest of this summer and for much of next year. PennDot District 11 announced that 1 bridge deck will be replaced and another will be resurfaced with salt-resistant concrete at a cost of $1.9 million.

restrictions will begin at noon tomorrow when the ramp leading from old Route 28 to the Allegheny Valley Expressway southbound (inbound) will be closed in Blawnox. Motorists were advised lb use the Fox Chapel Road ramp. i At 10 a.m. Thursday, PennDot Rill cross northbound (outbound) expressway traffic onto the southbound side, which will be made 1 lane each way, for 1.4 miles, from Fox Chapel Road to the Regional Industrial Development Corp. park in O'Hara, until late this fall A single lane through the area promises to create minor rush-hour delays for motorists who have been subjected for years to restrictions as a result of slides, similar bridge repairs and the "missing link" in the Tarentum area, where other expressway-related construction work is causing an inconvenience.

The latest contract, awarded to Casey Co. of Aspinwall, includes drainage and bridge approach improvements and painting the bridges over Squaw Run and Fox Chapel Road. PennDot said traffic will be channeled into the northbound lanes during the 1985 construction season, when work shifts to the southbound side. Claude J. Auen Claude J.

Auen, owner of a Mount Oliver dry cleaning shop, died Sunday of cancer at Jefferson Center Hospital. Mr. Auen, 79, of East Meyers Avenue, Carrick, operated Auen Brothers Inc. in the Mount Oliver area for more than 40 years until his retirement in 1970. He was a member of the Mount Oliver Chamber of Commerce and had been a member of the Catholic Knights of St.

George since 1921. After his retirement Mr. Auen was active in the St Vincent De Paul Society, Carrick. Surviving are 2 daughters, Alma Ward and Carol Auen; 2 sons, Ken Charles L. Fuellgraf Charles L.

Fuellgraf, founder of Fuellgraf Electric in Butler, Butler County, died of a heart attack Sunday at Butler County Memorial Hospital. Mr. Fuellgraf, 76, of Sunset Drive, Butler, started his business in 1946. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. He was a member of North Main Street Church of God, Butler; the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; William H.

Miller Lodge Butler, Scottish Rite of New Castle, Lawrence County, Syria Temple of Pittsburgh; Butler Albert Nunnally Albert Nunnally, 90, a charter member of Wesley Center A.M.E. Zion Church, died of cancer yesterday at his home on Bentley Drive, Hill District. Mr. Nunnally was a member of the Hill District church for 60 years, a church trustee, a supervisor in the church Sunday school for 40 years, and a class leader for 30 years. For more than 50 years, Mr.

001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS Friends will ee received at WORTH FUNERAL HOME, LANG be received lues. 7-9PM and Wed. 2-4 7-9PM at mree grandchildren. Friends received at WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, 820 Main Sharpsburg. Fun me, 47 brownsvnie Rd.

Mt. Oliver. Funeral Wed. ana timer Dauer. Frlenos received at the NOVAK FUNERAL NOME, 3313 Brighton Rd.

Funeral Service Wed. at 12 noon. Vlsl- Of Castle Shannon, on Sun. the SI. V.

ANDERSON FUN. lulu 1C 104 Cr.d. UU lu 9AM. Liturgy St. Canlce ERAL HOME, MC, West eral mess wea iu a-m.

if. loved nusband of the late rwmesieaa. wnere oiessing murcn, iuam MILLER Mabel Anoemeer Leno: fa. jonn cantius Church. CARIK tenon 2-4 ana 7- pjn.

GODFREY ther of Vivian Flovd w. and H. Judson Lang; brother of Charles Lang; grandfather Mary E. (Hull) on Sun, July 15, beloved wife of Joseph Joseoh on Julv 15 Mary J. Mlgnogne, 63 of Latrobe, RD 6 on Mon.

July 1984: husband of Florence p. Miner mother of Rl chard. Moroan. JoseDh Gallagher Carik; father of io, iva; Daughter of the or rwya r-rann Kendall J. and Kenneth G.

Lang; also survived by six great-grandchildren. Friends ate uominick 4 Matall maureen or lanaoa, Miller Patricia Todd. Suzanne Thornton and Marv cerriere Mignoona: wife eral on Wed. morning at 9:30. Mast of Christian Burial in St.

Teresa Church at 10 o'clock. RAUSCH On Sun. July 15, 1984 Bernard of Trov Hill In hit 91st year, husband of the late Barbara Baldlnger; father of Robert Rausch, Florence Watklns, Mildred Halapy and Mary Hardlnger; brother of Joseph, Bro. Leo, Paul Rausch and Olivia Kiefer; aiso survived by 18 grand and 17 great grandchildren. Friends received 2--4.

7-9 ROBERT D. HUGHES FUNERAL HOME, Lowrie I Gardner Troy Hill. Funeral Mass at Most Holy Name Church Wed. 10 am. Friends Invited RICCI Wm.

mother of Mrs, Joseph M. carik 4 Helen, anne Hochendoner; grandfa. ther of Adrlenne, Julie, TlTMl I 1. KmtM' littur. Catherine Boyle; sister of may can at LAUGHLINS Castle Shannon, where ser.

vices will be held on Wed. iRennetn k.i wary An jane Schneider and Sal Bridge ot Latrobe; one cassa: also six orandehll late Stella Zolkoskl, Helen Abamlec, Frank, Josephine Skonickl; godmother of Lucille Zolkoskl; survived by nlecet and nephews. Friends received at the WALTER J. ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME. 3201 Dob-son St, Polish Hill, from 12-9 p.m.

Funeral on Wed. at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 10 a.m. UMBARGER Freda of West Newton, on July 15, 1984; wife of Ernest R. Umbarger; mother of Nancy Evans; grandmother of Lee Ann Bollinger and Lynn McGrath; one greatgrandchild: sister of Mathilda Utz, Nellie Sowers and Clara Nicholson.

Friends received Mon. 7-9 ft Tues. 2-4 7-9 at the J. w. McCAU-LEY FUNERAL HOME, West Newton, tervlcet Wed; at 11 a.m.

VAN CLEVE In-law of Lulol Cotfu. John July 18, at 1 p.m. Visitations dren. Friends received at granaaugnter three sis. fers.

Mrs (Frank! Arwi rw JOHN L. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, 11th Airbrake Turtle Creek, where Service will be held Wed. at 10 a.m. Family hours 2-4 8V 7-9 PJT. FIORENTINO On Monday, July 16, 1984 Josephine Calabrese Fiorentino, wife of the late Frank; sister of Mary ScotH, Mar- Dertlng, and James alabrese.

Friends received McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 334 Forest Grove Ra, Kennedy Twp. Mas of Christian Burial In St. Malachy Church on Thursday at 10 a.m. Visitation Tuesday 7-9, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. FOX On July 16, 1984, WH-llam husband of Mary Merchitti; father of Robert Maureen Butts, and the late Ronald five grandchildren; brother of Mary Herron and George Earl.

Friends are invited to call Hochendoner 8. BarharA -i p.m., ano Tues. tne FINDLAY C. WYLIE Bone, from Travers Cltv Carik; brother of the late FUNERAL HOME. 1098 Prj.rU, ttnwn Ori Dann Utile wtcneei term.

Friends received at CIESLAK A 2-e ana -v p.m. LAUGHREY Ml, Mrs. (Carl) Betty Oddo Madison Hts, Ml, Mrs. (Henry) Josephine LaMarca of where Blessing 'services will TATKO FUNERAL HOME oe neia wea at a.m. vi in(.

urownsvu Rd. On Mon, Julv 14, 1984 Ri sitation 2.4 and 7-9, ireTTora, remiiy will re celved friends at JOHN on Mon. 7-9 Tues. 2-4 chard aoe 77 of Brook MILLER LOPATICH FUNERAL 7-9. Funeral on Wed.

at 9:15 a.m. Funeral services In St. Adams, Robert R. Alfmyer, Virginia Flick Amson, Robert V. Ballas, Paul Behun, John Chavez, Curtis R.

Clarke, William d. -Combs, Clifford W. Connelly, George P. Dolinar, Emily W. Fiorentino, Josephine Calabrese Fox, William E.

Fusca, Frank Richard Godfrey, Mary J. Gdodwin, Loretta M. Harris, Morris Hartland, William Hunter, Henry -Katantonis, Evrediki Kinder, Noreen Ladesik, Mary P. Laughrey, Richard E. line; beloved husband of Christine (Kammerer); dear father of Mary Gochnaur of On Sunday, July 15, 1984, Abraham, John (Abe) Auen, Claude J.

Berbach, Mary M. Bodnar, Michael F. Carik, Joseph Cress, William Dinardo, Virginia Sciulli Emerick, Lester Gingrich, Alice M. Haupl, Emma Hertrick, Margaret E. Lampe King, Mary Ellen (0'Hare) Lang, Frank W.

Lovasik, Irene M. McCallum Nancy Collins (Snow) McCoy, tlvea Mercurio, Rose Catanzaro" Miller, Mary E. Hull Miller, William J. Milliron, Lois Adele Nunnally, Albert service win oe nero i Irrterrnent Jefferson Memorial Park. HARTLAND William, aoe 79, of West Moreland city; husband of Gerda Woftlert Hartland; father of William Lois J.

Harvey and Carol Randolph; Ave grandchildren and two oreat-orandchlldren; brother of Elizabeth Lenhart. Visitation the WILLIAM SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, Irwin. Services Thurs. p.m. HAUPL On July 15, 1984 Emma Haupl; beloved wife of the late John Haupl; mother of Dorothy l.

Kelz of Panama City Bch, FL end Marie M. Hays of Carnegie, PA; grandmother of Terry, James, Michael Hays and (Cathy Habovlck; also survived by nine great- grandchildren. Friends are eing received in McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Perm E.E. on Mon. 7-9 p.m.

Tues. J-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Wed, July if, 1984 at 9 a.m! Mass of Christian Burial In St. Lawrence O'Toole Church at 10 a.m. If so desired contributions may be sent to the United Methodist Home.

700 Bower Hill Rd, Pgh, PA 15243. Plus Byzantine Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Perestes wiinam nusband of fcs- Alfredo, on Monday, July want, 601 weidon Latrobe, 3-5 7-9 pm. Tues Wed. Mass of Christian Burial Thurs.

10 a.m. St. Vincent Basilica; Interment La Miraoa, CA; also sur. vlved bv three oranddauoh. 14.

1984. beloved husband of ther Betz; father of Eliza. h4h I IMlA CKkr on lues, ar j-jq p.m. ters and a sister Mabel M. Angela Rlcci; father of Pat, Frank and Nick Rlcci and Ersllla Clotola: also sur CHAVEZ Graber.

Friends are wel Timothea Stanlszewskl and William J. Miller and come at BE NHAUER MOR On Men. Julv 16. 1984. Cur.

in ai. vtncenr cemetery. GOODWIN vived bv 13 orandehlldren. ine iare mary Ann uros- TUARY. 2630 West Llbertv Friends received at th ns k.

age ai, or uaum sinsKy; aiso granocnii Ave. on Wed. 2-4 4 7-9 where Service will be held son of Sooh a ft Emmar dren and one WINTER FUNERAL HOME, Loretta M. 90 of Curttsvllle, 4jd Friendship Ave. Fun great-grandchild.

Funeral from the VERNER G. LUTZ Chavez; brother of Cynthia Stenger, Steven, Sharon, inurs. io a.m. Mr. Laugh eral on Wed.

at 8:30 am. rey was a member of jni dutnM, iiiwn. juty l.v in St. Francis Hosp. In Pgh.

Survived by several nelces and nephews. Services were FUNERAL HOME, (formerly Mass of Christian burial in Immaculate Conception 2-4 a 7-9 at the LEO J. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 333 2nd Carneole. Funeral Mass In St, Luke Church Thurs. 9:30.

FUSCA On Monday, July 16, 1984, Frank Richard of Cabot. nenninoeri W3 uuner sr. Brookiine Blvd. United Presbyterian Church and a retired employee of thi s.nri, i-aura Ot lamne ine-vez; grandson of Sophie Casper and Merecedes Chavez. Friends received 2-4 ft on Julv 18 at 9 a.m.

murcn at am. Westinghouse Atomic Power Mass ot Christian Burial in St. Kleran Church at 10 SCHUMACKER 7-9pm Tues. Wed. at Laboratories.

neio i uev morn, at 10 a.m In Transfiguration Catholic Church Russellton, burial fol-towed In Oaklawn Cemetery, Unlontown. Services provided by EDGE FUNERAL a.m. Local 249 and friends Marie Hamilton Sehumarker- Invited. Visitations 2-4 and Deiovea wire ot Elmer LOVASIK THOMAS D. ENGLISH FUNERAL HOME.

378 Maryland Ave. Oakmont. Mass of Christian burial Thurs. at 10 am. in St.

Irenaeui Catholic i-i p.m. on sun, July 15. 1984. sur MILLIRON Mcureu Rd, On Sun, July 15, 1984, Irene M. of Dormont; beloved vived alto by nieces and nephews.

The family will receive visitors 2.4 and 7-0 father of John R. and Kenneth son of Helen Poff and the late John; brother of Mrs. Robert (Debra) Lyons; grandson of Frank Port. Funeral from SCHEULHAAS FUNERAL Heck art Rd, Bakerstown. on Thursday at 10:30 a.m.

Visi Marsico, Adeline DeLuca Lillian age 88, of Mentor, OH, formerly of Pgh, on July 4, in Homestead II Nursing Home, Painesvllle, OH. Wife of the late George mother of Beatrice Varga and the late James William G. Bernard; sister of the late Tom Robinson 4 the late Seth Robinson; one grandchild; one great-grandchild. Funeral services were held July 4 in Mentor. Burial wat In Homewood Cemetery, Pittsburgh, VAVREK On July IS, 1984, Helen (Butchock) In her 100th year; beloved wife of the late Andrew Vavrek; beloved mother ot Marie Son-ato, Michael, Anna Pitt, Helen Burey, Catherine Ne-hllla, Margaret Coco, Joseph and the Tate John Vavrek; also survived by 14 grand; 18 great-grand three great-great-grandchildren.

Friends received Mon. 2-9, Tues. 12-9 at ALFRFDA M. Lois Adele, on Sunday, July 15. 1984.

of Brentwood wife wire or Andrew A. Lovasik; mother of Nanev McLane cnurcn, oakmom. CLARKE rcusseinun HARRIS Morris (Moe) of p.m. at O'BRIENS. 3724 Call.

Janice Hampton of Chicago, tornla at Coooer Nl HERTRICK of Hllbert L. Milliron; mother of David, Richard, Gall Palombi, Walchiria Puznakoski, Ben R. Funeral Mass in St. Francis William 0., of West Home. cteH AM UMultel llllu 14 Matus.

Donna Frankenfle stead, on Monday, July 16, avier cnurcn wad. 10 a.m. pa ano vernon Lovasm grandmother of Jennifer tation WEDNESDAY ONLY 1984. Retired employee of and Lorl; daughter of Esther ivb4, retired employee ol U.S. Steel.

Irwin Works -Rausch, Bernard J. SENETRA Emily and Maureen McLane On July 14, 1944. of Green Tree, Mar oar et E. Lampe; wife of the late G. Theodore (Ted) Hertrick; beloved mother of George T.

and Paul six orandehlldren: murscn: sisrer or reui Mursch. Marv Ellen Nled. 2-4 at 7-9. GINGRICH Army Vet of WWII, former ana trie Hampton; sister ot Walter, on Sat. July 14, Ricci, Alfredo myer and Jack Mason; sev memoer ot univ.

of Pgh 1984. or Cleveland. OH be. Robert and 'Raymond Schumacker, Marie loved husband of Pauline; Mesta macnine company, husband of Matilda Herbert Clarke; brother of Champ Clarke, Gordon Clarke, Bly Clarke. Shirley Penoborn, Georgia Bauer, Jessie Howan and Mary Enrlght; also several nieces ne rwiuoii team, nusoona oi Patricia Waroo Harris: fa.

two cireat-grendchildren; sis- oorowm ana vera kurtocK. Friends are welcome at aear rather of Walter Senetra Lottie Walchll ther of John W. Harris and Hamilton en grandcniidren. Friends will be received at JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Rd, Brent-wood, Mon, 7-9, Tues.

2-4 On July 15, 1984, Alice ot the N.S.; wife of the late Warier; mother of Barbara Kerrlsh; grandmother of Barbara Lynn, Raymond and Robert; sister of Eva Underwood, Dorothy Black BEINHAUER MORTUARY, ier of noomi vvagner ana William Lampe. Friends received 2-4 7-9 Mon. and Tues. at HARVEY L. Franclne, Candlce, Michael A Bnhrt Uarnn.

l.n -InU grandfather of Maureen Helms. Scott Walchll and Simmen, Fred A. iojg west Liberty Ave Mon. and Tues. 1-t 1 7.

grandchildren; brother of phews. Friends will be Matejko, Samual McGarry, Ralph C. Miller, Mary El (Hull) Nejus, Ernest 0. Oskie, Simon A. Ostrosky, Ida Palak, Charles Phillips, (Dullard) Catherine Senetra, Walter Sparkenbaugh, Marcella Strathern, Harriet J.

Van Cleve, Lillian B. Wilkin, Jane S. -Zeleskey, Dolores M. a wnere Funeral service wHI be held p.m. Mast of Christian Bur.

celved Tues. 7-9PM I Wed. sniriey Friends will Walter D. Senetra; great- of two. Funeral ervicet will be held In CORBA FUNERAL HOME, 997 Greentree Green Tree.

Services 11 a.m. Wed. 2-4 a 7-wm at me R. v. lal In St.

Bernard Church Wed. at 10 a.m. Interment GAROFOLO FUNERAL NEJUS ANDERSON FUNERAL ueveiand, uu. at St. Hed- home, cor.

14th Sarah Sts. Funeral Wed. at 9 a.m. Queen or Heaven Cemetery. Ernest July 14, 1984 of HUNTER Snyder, George E.

Steven, Marjorle E. Szalinski, Agnes E. Umbarger, Freda Vavrek, Helen wlg Church, Wed, at 10 west bt Homestead, where services will be held Thurs. MARSICO ku mnron. suooeniy; husband of Marianne Deare- Henry of Rankin, July 15, a.m.

Frienas may can PAUL MISCENCIK FUNERAL HOME, 12900 Madison, St, On Monday, July 14, 1984, Adeline DeLuca of Glen- ivm, nusoand of Blanche Hunter, beloved father of Shirley Salih. grandfather of interment Jefferson Memorl al Park. COMBS lbkciiw vn, lues. -Y Divine Liturgy In St. John Bapt.

Church, Jane at 10 a.m. Parastas Tues. at 7:30. Interment Church Cem. WENTLEY On Sun, July 15, 1984 William J.

of Avalnn- hrother rlo Nelus: father of Eric Chad Nelus; son of Mrs. Martha Nelus; brother of Zlggy Albert Nelus. Friends received MOODY Butchock, The Pittsburgh Press Gassified Advertising Information To Place Your Ad, Dial 263-1201 8:00 KM. to 9 PM. Daily AjM.

to 9 PJA. Sundays and Holidays SIMMEN uwavne a. Asia. Friends re. celved at FREDERICK FUN.

Shaw, wife of the late Lulgl Amedeo Marsico; mother of Alfred, Richard and Raymond Marsico; also six nmA uu umm Tim On Sat, July 14, 1984 Fred FUNERAL HOME. Clinton. ERAL HOME, 430 6th Braddock. 2-4 pm Tues. Re on July 16, 1984, beloved husband of Gladys White; father of Wendell, Dorothy a.

ot nusoand of the late Mildred beloved fa. Pa, where Services will be Wentley, William J. Werner, Edward A Willerig, Harold of Mrs. Sarah Griffith of grandchildren; tlx great orandehlldren. Friends re move to irieosTOne tsam.

Thurs, 11 a.m. Interment ther of Marv Ann Soanaale. Charles B. Wenrlev of cnurcn Rankin tor viewlni celved Tues. 7-9.

Wed. 12-4. rteoron cemetery, visitation Kurt and Tracy Simmen irimoer ano jean nuss-baumer; 14 grandchildren. lues, wea 2-e -v. 7-9 at BOCK FUNERAL HOME.

1500 Mt. Roval 19 oreat-orandch dren. 001 Death Notices ana tne late Frea simmen grandfather of Ted, "'ITU IIHRIVI Will be held Wed. 2pm. He wes a Korean vet a employee NUNNALLY brother of the late Thomas Glenshaw.

Mass of 001 Death Notices Ems worth; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends are Invited on Mon. and Tues. 2-4 7-9 In the ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, 1014 Ca-ifornla Avalnn fkinrth jcwisn nome tor me Agea A.

Visitations 1-4 7-9 at dc anu oar an spanagie, brother of Florence Ar. Lnristian tturiai in Madonna On Mon, July 14. 1984, Albert, husband of the late CvrcLANDi MOON Counter Want Ad Service 8:30 A.M. to 5 PM, KALANT0NIS ot Jerusalem Church, th.rnihurn mm ABRAHAM Emma. Friends received at chilles, Arthur Simmen and Ida Mae Emery.

Friends received at HERSHBERGER- Cn-eullel lulu 14 981 Brodhead Rd. Service Wed. 11 am. The family suggests memorials to the 930AM (Memerlelt may be made to the Church Build SfUVtK, INC, FUNERAL 1984 of wife of the late Panaglotls Kelantonls; beloved mother of Mrs. John tne BRUSCO-NAPIER FUNERAL HOME, Broadway at Shiras Ave, Beechview, 2-4 ft 7-9 p.m.

Tues. Funeral at On July 13, 1984. In San Diego, CA, John (Abe), formerly of Pan. (Oakwood); beloved husband of Min western a Heart Assoc Monday through Friday Closed Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays HOME, 170 Noble ing Fung.) MATEJKO of Rodef Shalom congregation. Visitation on hour prior to service.

Family suggests contributions be made to a charity of doners choice, AUEN Of South Hills, on Sunday, July IS, 1984, Claude J. Ail k.l.k.Hl 4 la Boros) where Funeral Service will be held on Wed. at 11 a.m. WERNER On Sat, July 14, 1984, Edward A of th SJ hue. CONNELLY wonwii, Hum -m t-y p.m.

where a Blessing Service erva: father of Fav car nr. (Toula) Glannoutsos; sister of Mrs. Demetrlos fMarla) wesiey tenter, a.m.c. iion Church, Center ft Francis On Monday, July 16 1984, On Sunday, Samuel of Mill, vale; brother of Julia Bar Mourtakos and fam also street, on wea. at it a.m.

of L.A, CA, James, of Pah, Geraldfne Townsend, of San Dleeo, CA. Raymond of win oe neta wea ar 1 1 a.m. SNYDER vrewge r. or DurgerrsTown; widower of Virginia fa band of the late Elizabeth OSKIE ther of Catherine Shaffer; survived by seven grandchildren: aunt of George and Maria Tianakos. Friends received 2-4 7-9 An but lulu 1C lOO, CI i orn; tatner ot Elizabeth Janosko and Marie Ufhell: tek.

Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 at the PFEIFER FUNERAL HOME. INC, 512 Grant Mllfvale. Funeral July 18, 11 A.M. at the Holy Emmanuel Luth George on Sunday, July 15, 1984 of Mt. Lebanon; husband of Louise Common Snyder; brother of Mary E.

Martin of Reoent eisn grandfather of Jennifer and Robert Shaffer; brother of Betty Bell. Services 11 a.m. Thurs. Our Ladv of Lourdes E.m. at me STtfHtN m.

Binv CIIUCBAI LIMAC Kicniano, wa and Donna Blmore, 'of Hamilton, VA: brother of Martha Gray, of San Diego; also 12 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Friends received only, 12-9 w. rfi, 1, Ol- mon beloved nusband of Martha Oskie; father of Mrs. Wendell (Meryle) S. Brucker of Bethel Park and Kenneth R.

Oskie of Scott also six grandchildren. Friends received at the NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Peter's Corrections and Cancellations Dial 263-1201 Billing Adjustments Dial 263-1141 920 Cedar Ave. et Tripoli Cemetery Chapel.

Visitation eran cnurcn, Norm side. lCII. IIUWVIIU V. I IDI. Romlna Hunger Auen; beloved father of Alma Ward.

Carol, Kenneth Edmund Auen; brother of Alma Du-mus, Jean Meyers, Wiliford. Gerard, Regis, Norman and the late Edmund Auen; also survived by eight grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Friends received at 2-4 II at LEE MAR survived oy nieces ana nephews. Friends will be re- (across from AH. Gen.

Hoso.) Visitation on Thurs. McCALLUM I nromer of am n. celved at JOHN F. SLATER from 10 a.m. at Holy Trinity Of Mt.

Lebanon, on kle of Absecon, N.J. Ser. ynuiii. vwu, iv o.m visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. FUNERAL HOME, 4201 ween urmoaox uiurcn wim Funeral Services at 11 a.m.

at the eoward a. CHEPNER FUNERAL. HOME, 165 Noble Cratton. Funeral Services Wed. at 11.

a.m., St. orewnsviiie tea, Brentwood, Mon 7-0 Tues t.A IL T.o TIN FUNERAL HOME, Bur-gettstown, Tues. Wed. CRESS On Sun. July 15, 1984, William Cress; husband of Mildred Reynolds Crass of WILKIN the HOWARD A.

FARNS irisagion wea evening where Services will be held Monday through Thursday 9 AM. to 5:30 PM, vices at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Ave, Sq. Hill (opp. Morrowfleld on Tues.

at 1 p.m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Visitation juiy iyo, rtency lomns (Snow); beloved wife of Edward J. McCallum mother of Edward J. Ill and David J.

McCallum; titter of Janet Lines, Mary Jane WORTH FUNERAL HOME, KINDER on weonesaay at p.m. beorges orthodox Church, 610 Dewey Brldgevllle. Trasaglan Services 8 cm. 423 Brownsville Rd. Mt.

Oliver. Funeral Wed 1 Noreen on Julv 15. 1984 of Friday 9 AM. to 6 P.M. SPARKENBAUGH Marrella lulu 1 looj AM.

Llturav St. Josaoh DrinKiey ana Arcn t-omns; also survived bv five orand. Tues. at the F. H.

Member of Cratton Masonic Lodge North Versailles; widow of Douglas Kinder; beloved mother of Delmar Hobson; murcn, noon, On Mon, July 16, 1984, Jane S. of Penn Hills; beloved wife of Russell mother of Richard Douglas J. and Gary R. Wilkin. Friends may call at BUR-KET-TRUBY funeral HOME, INC, 421 Allegheny Ave, Oakmont, Wed.

7-9 1 Thurs. 2-4 ft 7-9 Services Frl. at 10 a.m. of Sturgeon, PA, beloved one nour prior to Services. Family suggests Contributions be made to the Beth El Congregation of South Hills or the American Cm.

BALLAS mother of Roberta Sasfjti children. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN 222 Wash- mu ano gn. snriners. ADAMS sister of Ada Hobson; stepmother of Ben and Alexis noton Road. Mt.

Lebanon Paul of Whrtaker, on July Gavle Muggar and Karen Stefenlk; sister of Alberta Franklin Park; father of William D. and John A. Cress; son of Leora Hague Cress; brother of Mary Neelv, Grace McPherson, Robert, Edward and George Cress; also survived by two grandchildren. Friends received 7-4 7-9 p.m. Mon.

and Tues. at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, INC, 1032 Uu.u D.rr hi i.ll I Rouse. Friends received at 16: brother of Michael.

Of Bethel Park, formerly of Rates: Within 50-Mile Radius of Pittsburgh (OTHER RATES UPON REQUEST) wnere service win oe or Wed- Julv 18 11 a.m. Vlsl. nnoreeu, esrena sptnnen-weber, Charles, Harold and mwn tree on sunaey July cor Society. OSTROSKY On Tuesday, July 17. 1984, FREDERICK FUNERAL HOME, 430 4th Brad-dock.

Wed. 7-9 p.m., Thurs. fattens Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. ivm Kooerr K.

Adams, beloved husband of Doris: fAthar man CrnH rul nomas ueianey; aiso survived bv nine grandchildren. z-e a f-y o.m. Funera Fr Mary Gombos and Ann Chervenak. Friends received at the BRASZO FUNERAL HOME, 315 E. 10th Homestead, 2-4 4.

7-9. Mass of Christian Burial Thurs. at 10 a.m. St. Rita's R.C.

Church. Burial St. Ellas McCOY On July 15. 1984, El-vea Humohrev of Swlssvale: II a.m. from New Hnna iua; wue ot rne tare ur.

Samuel Ostroskv: survivor! Friends received at the THOMAS ft LITTLE FUN- Transient Ads Bapt. Church, Braddock. She was a former employee of tKAL hume. oakdae. Pa.

beloved wife of Merle: dre Weaver, Gary Adams and Dorothy Wellock; brother of Milton, Mary Lou Ruth Adams; also survived bv five grandchildren. WILLERIG Harold, on Sun, July 15, 1984: dearly beloved father of Betty Lou Best of Penn Hills, and Barbara Lee Klof-fensteln of San Jose, CA; father-in-law of Robert C. Best, and Thomas J. Klof-tensflen, brother of William H. Wlllerlo.

Sr. of booawiu ina. Service will be held Wednesday mornlno. mother of Ronald Haubr ck: Sunday per agate line by nieces and nephews. Friends may meet at RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Ave, Shedvslde, Wednesday at 1 p.m.

to leave Immediately to attend 2 P.M. Graveside Serulrx KING cemetery. BEHUN Friends may call at a.m. at the Noblestown United Presbyterian Church. If so desired, family request Dally per agate line 1 2 or 3 times 4, 5 or times 7 times grandmother of Cindy; sister of Hazel Bell.

Friends received 2-4 7-9 at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME. INC, 7441 Washington Swlssvale. Services 272 washing-ton Mt. Lebanon where rin Mmriau lulu 11 Ml S3.76 $4.95 S2.91 S3.7S S2.56 $3.50 $2.29 S3.39 uufimions ro me murcn me Mrs.

Mary Ellen (O'Hare) of Homestead on July 15, 1984; beloved wife of William H. King; mother of Marv Ann Deltrlck. Eileen services will be held at Beth Abraham Cemetery. John, beloved husband of Lillian, father of Velmelee PALAK on weo. at io a.m.

Memorl morial Funa. STEVEN On Sun. July 15, 1984. Mar. Harrison Crtv.

pa and the late Anna May Collins, of Pgh; grandfather of Diana Lee FranclofH, and Thomas where services will be held on Wed. at 11 a.m. DiNARDO On July 15, 1984, Virginia Sclulll of Kennedy mother of Adam, Dominic, Amedeo and the late Eugene DINerdo; sister of Ca-mlllo Sclulll of Canada, Carmine and Angelo Sclulll of Italy and the late Frank Aiessandro Sclull; also 12 grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren. Friends received at ANTHONY M. MUSMANNO FUNERAL HOME, 700 7th McKees Rocks.

Funeral Mass In Mother of Sorrows Church Bauer, veugnn, Deborah UiniitAn Ink. Oamba al contributions may be made to the American Can Th.rMl Wednesday evening July 18 at 7:30 p.m. Vlstatlon Tuesday EVENING 7-9, Wednesday 2-4, 7-9. Private family Interment In Woodlawn Cem. on Thurs.

Memorials iin.iv.jv, bviBiiig. cer society. lorle E. of Murrysvllle; wife of Anton Steven: mother of Kiottensteln, great-randfather of Klmoerly inn lCloffn4 alco cur. jonn susan stokes.

Nan. Delnert, jean contl, William T. and James P. King; 13 grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; sister ot Em-mett 4 James O'Hare ft the late Dr. P.C.

O'Hare. She was a member of the CD. of A.A.R.P. 1501 Munhall, Ladies Guild. Friends of the McGARRY WARNING On Monday July 14, 1984 Charles of Turtle Creek for-merly of Monroevllle, beloved husband of the late Margaret W.

(Walker); sister of Emma Mallak, Margaret Paya, Ella Senka. Friends will be received at the JOHN L. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME. 11th A Air. cy Ann Hall, William M.

and ano me iare Kevin. Brother of Katherlne Wytaz, Mary Gurart, Stella Welshonse. Pearl Lolsh, Ann Talek ana Peter, also survived eight grandchildren. Friends received at the BRUSCO-NAPIER FUNERAL HOME. may be made to The Alzheimer's Foundation.

ALTMYER wary Margaret Spangler; ster of the late tAnTim vlved by one nephew; four nlecet. Friendt may call 7-9 p.m. on Mon, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Tues. at the Roth Chapel of MORASCO KNEE- On Monday, July 14, 1984, Ralph C.

McGarry of Aspinwall, husband of Pauline Miller McGarrv: father nf Farrell; also six grandchil- Virginia Flick; wife of Library ft A.O.H. Auxiliary. Friends received at the uren. visitation -y p.m. Mon, 2-4 ft 7-9 p.m.

Tues. at the JOHN T. M4.BT emu. Betsy A. Share; grandfather of John, Kevin and Ralph on Wed at 10 a.m.

eroaoway ar aniras Ave. EMERGENCY CALLS ON PARTY LINES, OBSCENE OR INDECENT LANGUAGE AND ANONYMOUS CALLS brake Aves, Turtle Creek where service will oe held ueecnview, 7- Tues, 2-4 a 7-9 Wed. Mass In St. Cam. r.lnl I -JV burg Rd, at Universal, Penn Hills, where Services will be held.

Wed. at 11:30 a.m. DOLINAR snare, ine tamiiy will receive friends 7-9 PM Tues. end 2-4 7-9PM Wed. at WILLIAM K.

WELSH FUNERAL HOME, 309 E. 10th Homestead. Visitation Mon. 7-9 p.m., Tues. 2-4 and 7-9 o.m.

Mass of Chrlt. erlne of Siena Thurs. 10 am ERAL HOME, Murrysvllle. Memorial Services Wed. at 8 p.m.

In the Newlonsburg Dr.iliL,,..!.. Wednesday at 1 p.m. PALOMBI Emily age 68, of St. Clair Shores, formerly of Homestead. PA.

beloved ZELESKEY the H. BLAINE WEDOELL BERBACH 1. v-iiuivii, If desired. Memorial On July 15, 1984 Mary On Mon, July 16, 1984 Dolores beloved wife of Robert J. mother of Robert J.

Debbie ttan Burial on Wed. at 10 a.m. from St. Mary Magdalene Church. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery. Charles 5. Altmver of Troy Hill; mother of Patricia Craig, Charles David and Dennis J. Altmyer; sister of Marlon Brunn; also survived by 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Tuesday and Wednesday at he H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysvllle. Mass of Christian burial Is at St. Teresa Church, Thursday at 10 a.m.

funeral home, loo Center Ave, Aspinwall. Funeral Thurs. Funeral Mass 10AM In St. Scholastlca Church. Member of of On Sun, July 15, 1984.

Walchiria; wife of the late Armando Palombi; mother of Marlapla Morreale, and Marcejlo Palombi of Italy: wife of Frank; dear mother of David Mrs. Barry (Ruth) Sullivan, Mrs. William (Kathvl Lono: arandmother w. or mumer or Ren- neth: sister of Reals- moth er-in-law of Judy Berbach; LADESIC iso tour grandchildren uuyosura council JT60V4. The family respectfully sua.

iso survived by three randchiidren and one Longer, and Jeffrey; grandmother of Joshua; daughter of Alma Glnther; also sur-V ved bv five sitters and rlends received at th. of three; sister of Mrs. Caroline Horey. Funeral Tuesday 11:30 a.m. ROY J.

KAUL FUNERAL HOME, Marv P. Ladeslc. aoe 44. of csts memorials to tne oreat-oranooauanter. Friends contributions may be made to the Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church.

STRATHERN Harriet J. Klein, July 15, 1984 of Monroevllle, wife ol George Strathern also nieces I nephews. Friends received at the JOBE FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Shaw ft Trlboro Ave, Turtle Creek, where services will be held Thursday at 10:30 am. Vkl.

uu na Fund. pm. two brothers. Friends re The Ptn Code of Ptnmvivanle provides tt (I) Any person who willfully rttuws to rellnoultli Immediately I pertv lino when Inform tfiet a Is noedtd for an cy coll to a ro mpilmoiit, oolkt eeportmont, or for rrwdl-c old or emomonce Mrvkoi, It guilty of an offom end subltct to a fine or Imprbonrntm' or both. Tht stetuf dtflnos "omorQencv" a slfuflon In which proptrty or human Wf aro In ioopordv and tht prompt summoning of old It ev tonne, a It otto en offtntt uoloct to the tomt ptnomet to oetoln tht ute ot a party Hno bv folMly stating met It nedd for such an tmerotncv coll.

(II It a mlKMmoenor for tnyono to ust tht ttltehon et moont et convtylng obscm or morcff langutgt or to telephone anonymously another parson reptoftdlv for tht purpose of amoving, moMttlng or harassing such person or hit family. JOHN F. MURRAY FUNERAL HOME, Butler at St. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Bonaventure Church on Wed.

at 10 a visita burgh, 15215. Glen Ellyn, IL. (formerly of mother of Kevin IDawn), Kim, Peter, Don, and John; grandmoth received at SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME, INC. 707 East N.S., 7-9 p.m.Mon., Shores. In state Monday 3-9 ceived at the L.

J. SZA-FRANSKI FUNERAL HOME, 101 3rd Carnenle: Mass AMSON MERCURIO p.m. An express on ot sym er of two; fond sister of 4 4 7-v p.m. Tues. Mass a.m.

Wednesday. St. An Mam Im In 11 10AJ tions 7-9. John and Frances McDon- Robert beloved husband Boniface Church. pathy may be made to the American Lung Association.

EMERICK Of South Hills, on Sat, July 14, 1984, Rose Catanzaro, wife of the late Anthony Uimrn k.lMM.1 uoh. Visitation Tues. PUZNAKOSKI of Christian Burial Tn St. Joseph Church on Thurs. at 9:30 a.m.

Visitation with family 2- (, 7-9. Interment In Resurrection Cemetery. or oia Mmson; larner or Wed. 3-9 o.m. at LEONARD tatlon 2-4 ft 7-9 pm.

Unexpectedly on Monday, July 16, 1984, Ben R. Puznakoski of Ross beloved SZALINSKI MEMORIAL HOME, 545 Duane Glen Ellyn, IL. 40137. Funeral Mass Thurs. 10 a.m.

at St. Patron- ill r-k AU. CI Marie SVeshenkoff, Nlnfa Cyprych, Margaret Green, Anthony J. Philip V. sister of Thomas ra.

On July 14. 1984, Lester of Monroevllle; beloved husband of the late Ethel (Sadlerl: father of letter BODNAR Michael husband of the late Helen (Spvchalski); on Sun. July 15, 1984; father of Michael Cathy Bills, Car-olyn Kopec; brother of Stan-lev Blndus. Ann 2alac. 004 In Memoriam husband of Margaret Czill; brother of Nellie Goscenskl; also survived by nieces nephews.

Friends received Mrs. Roland (Mary) Harrison And the late Lilly Kanel; grandfather of Dr. Gary Craig Kanel, Dr. Lee, Leslie and Ross Harrison. Services at the BURTON L.

HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Sq Hill (opp. Morrowfleid Wed.T 10:30 a Inter-meyit West View Cemetery. tanzaro ft Marie Pino; also survived by 13 grandchildren and three oreat-ar and. On Sun, July 15, 1984, Agnes daughter of the lafe Jacob and Frances Szalinski; sister of John, Ted, of Ml-ami, FL, Mrs-jCecllla Platek, Joseph, MrtTJlaura Berh zak, Mrs. MfirVDIetrlch.

the THE PITTSBURGH PRESS 34 Bhri ef Allies, Pittsbergk Po. 15230 (263-1201) Want ti tjpJqvortM IN MEMORY OF DAVID LEO WFIS.MII FR from 2-4 it 7-9PM at the SI Emerick, Betty Lynch and Wayne Emerick; ten grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren and two great-greatejrandchlldren. imw VDill. V.MU, Wl, VIVI1 Cl lyn. Interment Assumption Cemetery, Winfleld, IL.

Memorials to the Mary p. Ladeslc Memorial Fund or Masses. Info: J12-4a9-O032 MONS FUNERAL HOME Antoinette Wilson, Veronica Bresney, Martha Weber, Sally Ann Surlano: also children. Friends received atj the HOWARD A. FARMS Who died 1 year ago today.

Sadly missed by his Mother. 4NC 7720 Perry Hwy. Fun- i is.