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B2 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1992 News Record NEWS OF RECORD Obituaries Anna R. Taube Troy Hill Anna R. Yedlicka Taube, 82, died Monday, Oct. 2, 1992, at her Mrs.

Taube was a member of -the Troy Hill Chapter of the -American Association of Retired CSA Lodge, and Grace Lutheran Church. Surviving are two daughters, Miller of Troy Hill and 'Betty Jane Goettman of Ross; sisters, Agnes Gairing of and Elsie Tomczyk and Roseanne Griffith, both of Michigan; two brothers, James Yedlicka of Reserve and Karel Yedlicka of Florida; four grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Fritz Taube. Friends will be received from "2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and Thursday at Robert D.

Hughes Funeral Home, Lowrie and streets, Troy Hill. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Grace Lutheran Church, Troy Hill, with the Rev. Susan Luttner officiating. Burial will follow in Mount Royal Cemetery.

Kenneth G. Baker rHampton Kenneth G. Baker, 54, died Mon- -jday, Nov. 2, 1992, at Suburban general Hospital, Bellevue. Survivors include his wife, E.

JudJe Stoenr Baker; one daughter, Lynn Mannion of Pitts- burgh; and one son. Friends will be received from to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at H.P. Brandt Funeral florae; 1032 Perry Highway, Ross. Christian Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m.

Thursday at St. Ursula followed by burial in Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh. Roy R. Roos Reserve Roy R. Roos, 74, died Monday, Nov.

2, 1992, at Divine Providence Hospital. Mr. Roos was a member of The Graphic Communications International Union Ldcal 24 and St. Anthony's Lyceum. Survivors include his wife, Regina "Jean" Kaib Roos; one daughter, Diane three Richard R.

Roos, both of Reserve, and.Stephen Roos of Gettysburg; two brothers, Donald J. Roos of Scott Township and Arthur H. Roos of Reserve; nine grandchildren; and one great- granddaughter. He was preceded in. death by his parents, Edward A.

and Anna M. Welder Roos; two brothers, Edward A. Roos and Mark D. Roos; and two sisters, Martha Geubtner and Norma Wagner. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today and Thursday at Schellhaas Funeral Home, 388 Center West View. Christian Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Friday at St. Aloysius Church with the Rutledge as celebrant. Burial will follow in St.

Mary's Cemetery, Ross. Alma Recker-Alston West View Alma L. Recker-Alston, 44, died Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1992, at Allegheny General Hospital. Born Dec.

21, 1947, in Pittsburgh, she was the daughter of Natoma G. Haught Kerr and the fate Charles W. Kerr. Mrs. Recker-Alston was an apartment manager for L.W.

Molnar Associates. She was an executive board member and firefighter for the KUbuck Volunteer Fire Company, and she also belonged to Hiland Presbyterian Church. Obituary policy If you would like an obituary to appear in the News Record, please notify the fuinereal home or call the News Record. The News Record will print all obituaries that are submitted and verified by either a funeral home official or a family member. Submitted obituaries may include names of survivors, memorials and biographical information.

Recent photographs are encouraged. For a complete obituary, send information to Susan Watts at the North Hills News Record, 137 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA. 15086, or call 772-7304. In addition to her mother, she is survived by her husband, David J. Recker; one sister, Josephine Lewis of Hampton; and two brothers, Robert W.

Kerr and James W. Kerr, both of Florida. Friends will be received from noon to 4 and 7 until an 8:30 p.m. service Thursday at H.P. Brandt Funeral Home, 1032 Perry Highway, RQ.

The Rev. John Scott will officiate. Private burial will take place in Mount Royal Cemetery, Shaler. Mary Veri Harmony Mary Veri, 75, died Sunday, Nov. 1,1992, at Butler Memorial Hospital.

Born May 5, 1917, in Pittsburgh, she was the daughter of the late Anthony and Philomena Frisoli Veri. Survivors include one cousin, Clare Collier of Pittsburgh. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Joseph Veri and Angelo Veri. There will be no visitation. Arrangements by Glenn -Kildoo Funeral Home, Zelienople.

Naomi Neely Mars Naomi Neely, 71, died Tuesday, Nov, 3,1992, at North pis Passavant Hospital. Mrs. Neely was a homemaker. She is survived by her husband, Clarence Neely; four daughters, Diane Joiner of Despunta, Ronna Ferringer of Butler, Marsha Clemens of Connoquenessing, and Cheryl Secunda of Flagler Wanner A. Schran Ross Wanner A.

Schran, 85, died Tuesday, Nov. 3,1992, at his home. Mr. Schran was the director and former treasurer for West View Savings Bank He was a member of the North Hills Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, the Pennsylvania Consistory, and St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Perrysville.

He is survived by two brothers, Milton H. Schran ofRoss and Robert G. Schran of Shaler; one sister, Pearl G. Yanosov of Monroeville; and nieces and nephews. Services and burial will be private.

Arrangements are by Heard Funeral Home, Pittsburgh. Other area deaths Baux, William J. 83, formerly of Crafton (Hershberger-Stover Funeral Home). Benner, Merrill 86, Beaver (J.T. Anderson Jr.

Son Funeral Home). Blair, Betty Wagner, 72, Carnegie (Beinhauer Mortuary). Bodnar, Nicholas 78, Mount Lebanon (Laughlin Funeral Directors). Bundridge, Helen, 49, Garfield (Samuel J. Jones Funeral Home).

Burnett, Verda Spangler, 94, formerly of East Pittsburgh (John T. Hart Funeral Home). DeBlasio, Carmella DiYenno, 85, Bridgeville (Fryer Funeral Home). Elias, Wilma 59, Munhall (Savolskis-Wasik-Glenn Funeral Home). Fanzo, Carmen, 80, Arlington Heights (Boron Funeral Home).

Flenner, Margaret I. Brown, 86, formerly of New Kensington (Ross G. Walker FunenaHtome). Geier, Mildred Moroney, 73, Castle Shannon (Beinhauer Mortuary). Gildroy, John 78, Squirrel Hill, formerly of.

Swissvale (Thomas L. Nied Funeral Home). Hart, Frederick William, 99, Glassport (E.C. Finney Funeral Home). James, Betty 70, Penn Hills (William F.

Gross Funeral Home). Keeler, Thelma 84, Mount Lebanon (Laughlin Funeral Directors). Kostelnik, Albert, 77, West Mifflin (Savolskis-Wasik-Glenn Funeral Home). Kripp, Alfreda 96, Pittsburgh, formerly of Brookline (Laughlin Funeral Directors). Kucharski, Benjamin 78, Vote delayed on Marshall alcohol treatment facility une Lieb of West View; nine grandchildren; and great-grandchild.

Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. today, and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at H.P. Brandt Funeral Home, 1032 Perry Highway, Ross. Additional viewing will be held from 10:15 to 10:45 a.m.

Friday at Mars Christian Missionary Alliance Church, followed by an 11 a.m. service. The Rev. Paul Cope will officiate. Burial will follow in Mount Royal Cemetery, Shaler.

James A. O'Nell Ohio Township James A. O'Neil, 75, died Tuesday, Nov. 3,1992, at his home. Mr.

O'Neil was a retired bricklayer. He was a lifelong resident of Ohio Township and member of Sacred Heart Church, Emsworth. Surviving are several cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, George and Louisa Veith 0-NeiL Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pjn. Friday at McDonald-Linn Funeral Home, 529 California Avalon.

Christian Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 ajn. Saturday at Sacred Heart Church, with the Rev. Francis Meenan as celebrant Burial will follow in St. Teresa Cemetery, Per- rysvUle, Funeral Home), Meyers, Doris 66, Baldwin Borough (Cieslak Tatko Funeral Home). Miles, Samuel 64, Fort Myers, formerly of Hazelwood (Mark V.

Sauvageot Funeral Home). Oakes, Debbie A 39, Churchill (Alfieri Funeral Home). Osterile, Minnie 82, Bethel Park (Freyvogel-Slater Funeral Home). Ratajski, Clara, 91, Baldwin (John F. Slater Funeral Home).

Reeves, Imez 67, Hill District (Samuel J. Jones Funeral Home). Ross, Mary Findlay, 86, New Kensington (Rusiewicz Lower Burrell Funeral Home). Simmons, Guy McKeesport (Thomas E. Waters Funeral Home).

Stinebiser, Janice Dolensky, 54, Irwin (Vincent V. Rodgers Funeral Home). Thomas, Duane Edgar, 68, Clairton (S.M. Finney Funeral Home). Tidball, Robert, 64, Collier Township (Fryer Funeral Home).

Vukela, Matthew 67, Palm Coast, formerly of Knoxville (Cieslak Home). Wood, Gail, 72, Moon Township (R.D. Copeland Funeral Home). Wright, Victor 79, Hazelwood (Mark V. Sauvageot Funeral Home).

Council examines ways Jo fundi Northland Library council wUnneet with Marshall supervisors at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to talk about new ways to pay for Northland Library, which serves both communities. Northland wants Franklin Park to pay on a tri-funding method based on number of books checked out, population and borough property assessments. The borough currently pays its allotment based on a 1990 census. Library officials want a different system.

HAMPTON Municipal Authority flushes 100 fire hydrants The Hampton Township Municipal Authority recently flushed 100 fire hydrants in the Mary Ann Drive-subsystem to comply with the Pennsylvania Safe Drinking Water Act. In August, two random samples of water in the area detected minimal amounts of the coliform bacterium. The state then required the authority to flush the hydrants. Officials have resampled the area several times since then. No bacteria was detected, and officials say there is no health risk MARSHALL Residents will have to wait another month to find out whether an alcohol treatment facility will move into an abandoned school on Northgate Drive.

Horizons Facilities of Mt. Lebanon has been given its third extension. One of Horizon's board of directors could not attend tonight's supervisor's meeting, when a vote on the center was scheduled to be taken. The vote now is expected Dec. 2.

Horizons wants to renovate the former Warrendale Elementary I School into a treatment facility for 30-day programs for up to 65 men. But the township must determine whether Horizons' plan meets the zoning ordinance as a health center. Officials do not expect the decision to be delayed December. AVALON Council will purchase a third police car To help patrol this community of 5,884, the council will buy a third police car by December. Police have six full-time and seven part- time officers.

They share two police cars, one of which has 170,000 miles on CRANBERRY Supervisors ask residents to solve traffic problems To help untangle traffic at the Robinhood Drive-Freedom Road intersection, the supervisors want residents to suggest solutions at a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The intersection often backs up at rush hour. Officials met once with residents in September, but no final decision was made, ideas include a traffic light at Robinhood and Freedom or at Freedom and Commonwealth Drive. The township also may consider extending Robinhood to Commonwealth.

The meeting is set for the municipal building council chambers. For details call 776-4806. Around the North and nearby JACKSON CRANBERRY FORWARD SN EVANS CITY PENN Mtoull'. ADAMS MIDDLESEX I BUTLER COUNTY If you have information you wish to submit for use in the Around the North Hills column call or write. Phone: 772-7308 Address: Around the North Hills, 137 Commonwealth Drive Warrendale, PA 15086.

ALLEGHENY COUNTY RICHLAND WEST DEER Supervisors approve 1993 police budget The supervisors on Monday approved a 1993 budget for the Pine-Marshall-Bradford Woods Police Department. The contract is for $972,000. Police have 11 full-time officers to cover the three municipalities, which include 9,387 residents. The police contract gives officers 5 school students also liked Specter over Yeakel, 289 to 200. Clinton also won at Hartwood Elementary School.

He earned 130 votes; Perot, 117, and Bush, 104. NOHTH HILLS Ross students win McDonald's mural contest Fifth graders at Ross Elementary School won first prize in a mura! contest sponsored by aird McDonald's. Their WEST VIEW Council expected to pass new police pension plan The borough council is expected to ratify Monday a new pension plan for nine full-time police officers. The officers currently have a three-year contract. The regular council meeting begins at 8 p.m.

in the municipal building. Around the schools FOX CHAPE AREA Area students would vote for Perot and Clinton Ross Perot collected the most votes in a mock election Tuesday at Fox Chapel-Area High The results: 377 students voted for Perot, 317 for Bill Clinton and 237 for George Bush. Students picked Republican i Arlen Specter over Democrat Lynn Yeakel for U.S. Senate. The vote: 553 to 369.

At Dorseyville Middle School. Clinton beat Bush 225 to 177. Perot received 144 votes. Middle mural is on display at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh. Inspired by artist Romare Bearden (1912-1988).

100 students of art teacher Diane Oberst incorporated Bearden's cut paper-picture collage technique for the contest, which drew entries from 15 school districts in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties. Each student at Ross made a cut-paper person which was then glued to the background of their mural, which included a fluorescent rainbow. The children also pasted clippings and artifacts of things that are important to them, such as ticket stubs from sporting events. NORTHGATE Lincoln Elementary sponsors open house Lincoln Elementary School parents can meet their children's teachers at an open house at 7 tonight. Parents will be free to walk through the building, which was renovated this year.

also will be offered at the cafeteria. -From staff reports provided by Allegheny County Funeral Directors Association, Wilmerding Ponce Housing site burglarized State police said burglars hit three houses under construction in the Thoraridge housing plan, Penn Township. Loss: $1,937. -1 Births Ryan Bruno Fazi is the child of Debbie and Bruno Fazi of Allison Park. He was born Sept.

30. 1992, at Magee-Womens Hospital, weighing 8 pounds, 10 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.

Schweiger of McCandless Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Bruno Fazi Sr. of Penn Sills. Great-grandparents are Mary Ueebank Allegheny General Hospital, weighing 7 pounds. 5 ounces.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Walter Sauchin Paternal grandparents are the late Mr and Mrs. Paul Kulchar Douglas Michael Otts is the first child of Amy Marie fScanlon) and David William Otts of Pittsburgh. He was born Oct. 27, 1992, at Allegheny General Hospital, weighing 7 pounds.

13 ounces Maternal grandparents are Pamala Scanlon and Larry Scanton of Pittsburgh. llffinatonMMcC.ftnSes.1 Jeffrey David Kulchar is the second child of Janice Anne (Sauchin) and Terry Lynn Kulchar of Franklin Park. He was born Oct 26. at Tffft burgh Great-grandparents are Norma Wozniak. Ellen and John Indo, and Dorothy Staiger.

all of Pitts burgh ShaTVanda Nakia Thomas is the child of Wanda D. (Home) and Percy Thomas of North Side. She was born Oct. 27, Allegheny General Hospital, weighing 7 pounds. 11 ounces.

Mark Home, 3. and Lisa Home. I. are the other children. Kimberty Marie Smith is the child of Pamela Sue (Feller) and Edward Charles Smith of Emsworth She was born Oct.

27, 1992. at Allegheny General Hospital, weighing 8 pounds, i ounce. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Fred Felter of Emsworth. Paternal grandpflpente are JH and Mrs.

Donald McDonough of EmswoTth. Justtn Thomas Sterchele is the second child of Barbara Cheryl (Estelle) and James Anthony Sterchele of Cranberry He was born Oct. 27, 1992, at Allegheny General Hospital, weighing 7 pounds, 14 ounces. SJatcmaJ-grandpafeftte ore Barbara and William Eslette. Paternal grandparent is Marie Stercbele.

Great-grandparent is Wilma Estelle. Ashley Nicote, 3 is the other Sterchele child. Paul R. Ajak III is the first child of Barbara (OTfeiD and Pad R. Ajak erf AspiDwal He was born Oct.

28, 1992, at Mercy Hospital, weighing 7 Tionesta man dies as car hits utility pole off Route 8 A 75-yearld Tionesta resident died Tuesday after his car veered off the road and struck a utility pole off Route 8 near the intersection of Route 108, State Police at Butler said Stanley A. Lukasik died as a result of injuries suffered in the accident, the coroner said. No other cars were involved. The cause of the accident was unknown, the coroner said. ANTIQUES WANTED Mott everything 40 yurs boutfrt.

We will not be overbid by anybody. We buy furniture, totes, btbydolLs, chini cabinets, bed wts, dining sets, all fancy carved furniture. Cash paid, WANTED Oriental rugs. We pay up to on handmade quirts. FOX ANTIQUES 352-4500 Mtght or Day Maternal grandparents are John and Josephine O'Neil of Gtenfield.

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