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B-6 PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2000 REGION STATE Mailbox explosion punctuates Lincoln dispute At Boyce, it's all downliill for these fans of presidents BOYCE FROM PAGE B-l nrnj: ir. IV1 II 1 1 VI 111 Vl I Willi on Sunday, and it looks like a winter wonderland up here with all the trees covered." "It doesn't get much better than this," said Ed Miller, director of ski operations at Hidden Valley. "All of our slopes and trails are open and everybody's happy." "Our parking lots started to fill up early," said Seven Springs spokesman Bob Duppstadt "It's a beautiful day and the snow conditions are excellent Our base is 30- to 38-inches deep and we're in great shape." Although local and regional ski areas depended primarily on their snowmaking systems for the first month of the season, more than 50 inches of snow fell on the Laurel Highlands from Jan. 19 through yesterday. Seven Springs, the state's largest ski area, had 138,983 skier and snowboarder visits from Dec.

18 to Jan. 20 and 147,783 visits from Jan. 21 to Feb. 20. The resort's popular Snowtubing Park has had 45,364 "tubers" since Dec.

18. "We had a record-setting 19,500 skiers and snowboarders on Feb. 5," he said. "It was a tremendous turnout and a great way to start our annual Winterfest celebration." Most of the major ski areas plan to offer skiing until late March or early April. "We usually get a lot of snow in March," Duppstadt said.

"It's a great time to come to the mountains because the weather is warmer and sunnier." 1,300 people. Since then, Hall and Bentley said, they have been cited 17 times by police on what they say were frivolous charges. Each time, District Justice Edward Burnett of Port Vue found them guilty. Every verdict was appealed to Common Pleas Court, where 13 of them were overturned. Now, Hall said, he cannot get Burnett or the assistant district attorney who works in Burnett's courtroom to pursue any of their claims against borough officials.

"There is strong evidence of a political connection and bias of this particular district justice who apparently has a strong connection to Lincoln Borough officials," Hall and Bentley said in their petition, Burnett said that claim is not true. "I like these guys to be truthful," Buf-nett said of Half and Bentley. "They ju put themselves in positions that are eJB-troversial." Burnett said that he has dismissed most claims involving the two men, whether filed by them or against them. "I just got tired of hearing the he said. pass after they went onto the grounds of Lincoln's old borough building.

The two men believed the borough was spending too much money to keep the building open and wanted to bolster their claims. After they were charged, the two men attempted to serve a subpoena at Rosche's residence, ordering him to appear before a district justice as a witness. Bentley and Hall claim that Rosche threatened to kill them and had to be restrained by Hazard, who had arrived on the scene as Rosche tried to go into his home to retrieve a weapon. Rosche said yesterday that Hall and Bentley are just trying to bait him. "It's all designed to irritate and upset and hopefully somebody would lose control and do something stupid," Rosche said of their accusations.

Rosche said the rift stems from the two men's attempts in 1994 to have Hazard ousted as police chief. They presented a petition to council to have him suspended. Council instead voted to keep Hazard in his position, a job he has held for about five of his seven years on the force. The chief and lieutenant are the only full-time positions in the department of nine officers patrolling a town of about LINCOLN FROM PAGE B-l Machen said that at a hearing last week, attorney William L. Garvin, who represents Hall and Bentley, told of an explosion that destroyed Bentley's mailbox.

Garvin said postal authorities were investigating. "I decided to allow the district attorney investigators to coordinate with the postal service. Then if they decided charges were warranted, they could file," Machen said. Hall said yesterday the blast obliterated the mailbox and a 4-by-4 post on which it was mounted. Bentley could not be reached.

In their petition, Hall and Bentley said they have been unable to get local authorities to investigate their claims against Rosche and Hazard. Instead, they have repeatedly found themselves facing charges they said were filed in retaliation. The two men attend all borough council meetings and raise questions about borough operations. Hall, a retired machine operator, has previously run for mayor and council but has never won. Hall and Bentley said that about a year ago, they were charged with defiant tres 'Grant," replied Nikolaus.

"George Bush," said Markus. And was there something about the name George that prompted him to pronounce it so enthusiastically? "My dad's name is George," he said with a grin. The Emberg family thought the event was such a great idea that they drove down from Kittanning for the day. "This is really fun," said Jennifer Emberg, 12, as she took a break with her father, Bill, after making about eight runs. Father and daughter saved a picnic table between the Four Seasons Lodge and the slopes while mother, Vicky and siblings, Jillian, 10, and Britta, 7, went in for hot dogs and soft drinks.

The children said they used the names of Thomas Jefferson and Ronald Reagan to get their lift tickets and rental equipment. The sunshine, blue skies and temperatures in the mid-40s also attracted skiers to the Laurel Highlands. "It's a banner day out here," said Don Stumpf the general manager of Laurel Mountain. "We got a few inches of natural snow OBITUARIES ut 1 llWUW OEHMLER HELEN M. (O'MALLEY) Of Ross Twp.

(formerly of Brad-fordwoods) on Sunday, February widow of John E. (Jack) beloved mother of Jayne Danoff, John Oehmler Debbie Kaminski, Christine Scott, Rev. Fr. Gary Oehmler (St. Titus Church, Al-iquippa) Richard Oehmler, Laurie Emmick, Allison Milligan, Mark Oehmler, Wendy Oehmler, Thomas Oehmler, Tim Oehmler, and Bill Oehmler; sister of Thomas O'Malley and the late William P.

and John J. O'Malley. Also survived by 25 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Friends may call TUESDAY 2-4 and 7-9 pm at GEORGE A. THOMA FUNERAL HOME, INC.

10418 Perry McCandless Funeral Mass in St. Alphonsus Church, Wednesday at 10 am. If desired, memorial contributions to St. Alphonsus School, Wexford, PA. PALATAS RICHARD E.

Of Monroeville, on Sunday, February 20, 2000; beloved husband of Eileen; dear father of Brian, Kath-ie, Denise, Kelly and Shane; Pap of Kayla and Brittany; brother of Michael Palatas and the late John, Margaret, and Mary Ann. Friends may call at GENE VAN HORN, MONROEVILLE, GOLDEN RULE MEMBER FIRM, FUNERAL HOME, Beatty Rd. and Route 48 North-From Parkway East Take Exit 16B, 4th Intersection. 372-5200 on Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Mass of Christian burial at North American Martyrs Catholic Church Wednesday, at 1p.m.

PARISI K. JOY (THOMPSON) On Saturday, February 19, 2000, Joy, age 70, of Wilmerding; daughter of the late Walter and Zarilda (Phillipi) Thompson; beloved wife of Joseph S. "Joe" Parisi; dear mother of Toni L. Shorthouse, Linda A. (Joe) Comunale Michael Zoric; grandmother of Joey and Lindsey Nelis Trevor Shorthouse; also numerous nieces nephews.

Friends received at ALFIERI FUNERAL HOME, 201 Marguerite Wilmerding Mon. and Tues. 2-4 and Services in the funeral home on Wed. 9a.m. followed by services in the First United Methodist Church of Wilmerding 10a.m.

PARTLOW DR. WILLIAM DEMPSEY III Age 60, of Crownsville, MD, died Feb. 10, 2000 in Annapolis, MD. Memorial services will be Feb. 27, 2000 at 1 pm from the Pond Gazebo, Quiet Waters Park, Annapolis, MD.

He was preceded in death by his parents, General and Mrs. William Dempsey Partlow, Jr. Survivors include his wife, Dr. Deborah Paruso Partlow; daughters, Tala Partlow McCoy of Riverside, I and Cynthia Partlow Mellow of Nashville, TN; four sisters and five grandchildren. Partlow was born in Tuscaloosa, AL on Nov.

6, 1939. He was educated in Tuscaloosa, Marion Military Institute and the Univ. of Alabama where he earned his BS, MS, and Ph.D. in physics. Dr.

Part-low completed post-doctorial work at Johns Hopkins University. Professional membership included the American Physical Society, IEEE, and the Materials Research Society. He was employed by Northrop Grumman Electronic Sensors and Systems Division in Pittsburgh, PA, and Baltimore, MD. He was the recipient of the George Westinghouse Achievement Award and author of numerous US Patents and journal publications. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Target, a charity dedicated to helping disabled live independently, 111 Stoner Westminster, MD 21 157.

PEDONE AUGUST (BABE) On Sunday, February 20, 2000; brother of Jane Sulzer, Stella Pe-done and the late Rose Pedone, Lena Collura, Mary Wieclaw and Sara Mavilla; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received BRUSCO-NAPIER FUNERAL HOME, LTD. Broadway Shiras Aves. Beechview 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. TUESDAY ONLY.

Mass in St. Catherine of Siena Church Wednesday 10 AjM. PEGRAM DOLORES (LARKIN) On Saturday, February 19, 2000; beloved mother of Jennifer Zahren; grandmother of Shelby Zahren; sister of Lois Anne Wargo, Jeanne M. Berrington, Charles F. Larkin, Thomas M.

Larkin and Theresa L. Rydell; also survived by nieces nephews. Funeral from MCCABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyside on Wednesday at 9:30 AM. Mass of Christian Burial in Sacred Heart Church at 10:30 AM. Visitations with family Monday 7-9 PM and Tuesday 2-4 7-9 PM.

Family suggests contributions may be made to Forbes Hospice. PICKUR ANNA MARIE (PIETRONE) On Saturday, February 19, 2000; wife of the late Andrew Pickur beloved mother of Andrew, Mark, and Marty Pickur; sister of Ange-line Smith, Phyllis Pickur, Ronald and William Pietrone. Friends received Monday and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, 4730 Friendship Ave. Funeral on Wednesday at 9 Am. Mass of Christian Burial in the Immaculate Conception Church at 10 AM.

POSLIK MARGARET "PEGGY" (TRAVIS) On Mon, Feb. 21, 2000; wife of the late Raymond; beloved daughter of Lonzo Esther Travis; sister of William Earl Travis the late Ruth Ann Fabian; also nieces nephews. Friends rec. 6-9 p.m. Tuesday 12-9 p.m.

Wed THOMAS J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 2323 E. Carson St. S.

S. Funeral prayers Thurs 9:00 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in Most Holy Name of Jesus Church at 10:00 a.m. POZAR CAROLINE On Feb. 20, 2000, Caroline Pozar; beloved sister of Mary Mayo Pozar, Helen Burnett, Charles Pozar, Angeline Markovich, the late Stephen and Joseph Pozar, and KatherineWappler; aunt of William Wappler, Richard Markovich, Carol Chernega, Joanne Alcook, Sandra Pozar-Keeter, Mary Kay Kapfer, Steve, David, Dorothy, Diane, Kathleen and Patricia Pozar and the late John Wappler great-aunt of Chris and Scott Wappler; also 11 other great-nieces and nephews; great great-aunt of five nieces nephews.

Friends received Tues. 2-4 8.7-9 PM at the SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, INC. 7720 Perry www.simonsfuneralhomeinc.com. Funeral Mass of Christian Burial in the St. Teresa of Avila Church Wednesday 10 AM.

RAABE ROBERT A. On Monday, February 21, 2000, Robert A. of Verona. Dear husband of the late Oma B. Raabe.

Father of Robert J. and Barry E. Raabe. Five grandchildren. Friends and relatives may call BURKET-TRUBY FUNERAL HOME, INC.

421 Allegheny Oakmont Wed. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Service Thursday, 11 a.m. Family suggests memorials to the American Diabetus Foundation. RANC CATHERINE V.

(KRAMER) Age 92, formerly of Lehigh Acres, FL, on Feb. 21, 2000; beloved wife of the late Frank; sister of Margaret Seibert of Bethel Park; aunt of Robert Seibert, William Albert Kramer; also great nieces and nephews. Friends received on Wed. 2-4 and 7-9 PM BEINHAUER-CON-NELL, 5120 West Library Bethel Park, 412-835-7940. Mass of Christian will be celebrated at St.

Anne Church, 10 AM. Woodruff Family Services, LLP. REED CLYDE ANTHONY Age 63, of Monroeville, on February 21, 2000, husband of Shirley Anne (Hensel); father of Richard Graynor of Boston, MA, Becky Reed, Joyce and Bruce Graynor, all of Monroeville; brother of Vera Murray and Donna Beatty, both of Turtle Creek; also six grandchildren. Private visitation and services held at the MONROEVILLE JOB FUNERAL HOME, INC. RUSSO ROSE A.

(WOJTYSZKA) Of Sharpsburg, on Sunday, February 20, 2000. Wife of the late Samuel Russo; mother of the late Sam Russo; sister of Raymond Wateska, Eugenia Piasecki, Dolores Nye, Theresa Barrera and the late Christina Radzanowski, Victoria Lappin, Helen Janaszek, Stella Hansen, Joseph Wateska Francis, John and Richard Wateska; grandmother of Sam Russo, Lisa M. Russo and Deanna Cresta; great-grandmother of Michael Russo, Timmy and Julia Cresta. Friends received Tuesday 7-9 P.M. and Wednesday 2-4 7-9 P.M.

at WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, Corner of Main and Ninth Sts. Sharpsburg. Funeral Mass Thursday 9:30 A.M. in St. John Cantius Church.

SCHWIMER LUDMILLA (MILLIE) Of Midway, died Sunday February 20, 2000; in Mooresville, IN; surviving one son, Peter Schwimer of Mooresville, IN; two grandchildren, Matthew and Jessica Schwimer; brother, Ed Stetar of Onancock, VA; two sister, Kerry Connelly of Sebring, FL and Sister Joachim Stetar of Huntingdon, IN. Friends wi 1 1 be received 3-9 PM Wed Feb. 23, in the HAYDEN-TAUCHER FUNERAL HOME, 23 Erie Mine Burgettstown. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00 AM Thursday at St. Ann's Church in Bulger with the Rev.

Rudolph Silvers as Celebrant. Interment in Our Lady of Lourdes Cemetery Burgettstown. The Rosery will be recited at 9:30 AM Thursday in St Ann's Church. SMITH GERTRUDE S. "SUE" Of East Pittsburgh, age 89, on Saturday, February 19, 2000; wife of the late Ebert "Pete" Smith; mother of Mel Smith, Beverly Schirra, Betty Ryan, and Norma Nash, all of East Pittsburgh; sister of Jean Silknitter of Monroeville; also 8 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren, 1 great great-granddaughter and 8 step great-grandchildren.

Friends may call 2-9 PM Monday Tuesday at PATRICK T. LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden Avenue At Cable, East (412-824-8800). Funeral service in Hebron Lutheran Church on Wed. 11 AM. SOVKO ELEANOR H.

On Friday, February 18, 2000, age 72, of North Braddock at UPMC Braddock; beloved mother of Jeff V. Stingi of North Huntingdon, John M. Sovko of North Versailles, and Sherryl Kampert of West Mifflin; beloved friend of Robert Gregory of North Braddock; also survived by nine grandchildren, five greatgrandchildren and Tracy Tiffany. A Graveside service will be held Wed. 11 AM Smithfield Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of ones choice. Arrangements by KNEE FUNERAL HOME OF WILKINSBURG, INC. STEFFORA JOHN On Sunday, February 20, 2000, of Scott Twp, age 83; beloved husband of Antoinetta Yaworski; beloved father of John R. and Thomas; survived by sisters, Ann Corba, Evelyn Doptis and Helen Steffora and brother, Nicholas Steffora and the late Michael, Frank, Nancy, Mary and Mildred. Friends received at the VLADIMIR S.

CORBA FUNERAL HOME, 300 E. Main Carnegie Tuesday 2-4 7-9 PM Wednesday 2-4 7-9 PM. Funeral Thurs. 10 AM at Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Church, Carnegie. Parastas Wed.

7:30 PM. He was a WWI I Veteran survivor of the USS Franklin, awarded the Bronze Star for Valor. YELENIC MICHELLE M. (ADAMS) Age 35, died on Saturday, February 19, 2000, of Jefferson Hills, formerly of West Mifflin; wife of Joseph J. Yelenic; beloved mother of Caitlin Marie and Megan Elizabeth Yelenic; daughter of John R.

and the late Marie Adams; sister of Kevin T. Adams; granddaughter of Albert P. Wasill. Friends received at the STEPHEN D. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 1701 State (Large) Jefferson Hills, PA Tuesday and Wednesday 2-9 pm.

Funeral prayer Thursday morning 9:00 am. Mass of Christian burial in St. Elizabeth Church at If desired, family suggests contributions to St. Elizabeth Elementary School, Grove Place, PA 15236,. io memory of Michelle.

YOUNG CHRISTINE RYLANDS, DDM Age 39, on Saturday, February 19, 2000, of Hampton Twp. Wife of William H. Young, DDM; mother of Lindsey, Kelsey, Billy, Haley and Jimmy Young; daughter of Alice (Davis) and Robert J. Rylands, DDS; granddaughter of Inez Davis; sister of Cynthia, Robert, Rodney, Rande Rylands, Carleen Grob and Charleen Huber; also thirteen nieces and nephews. Friends're-ceived Monday and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm at KING FUNERAL HOME, INC.

Rte8at2841 Woodland CirAI-lison Park, PA. Mass of Christian burial St. Catherine Church, Wild-wood, Wednesday 12 Noon. Memorials may be made to St. Catherine Church Building Fund.

YURKOVICH SHIRLEY L. (PETERS) Age 48. On Feb. 21, 2000 of Wilkins Township. Mother of Shelly Yurkov-ich of McKeesport; Daughter of Wanda Wilson of Wilkins Sister of Homer Peters of Jeannetfe, Tracy Meyers of Turtle Creek anjl the late Roxanne and Bruce Peters.

Friends received Tues. 7-8 p.m. qt the First Christian Church, 201 P.ine St, Turtle Creek, where Memorial Services will be Tuesday 8 p.m. Memorial Contributions may be made to Huntington's Disease Society of America, Western PA. Chapter, P.O.

Box 4102, Pittsburgh, Pa 15202. Arrangements byJOBE FUNERAL HOME, 412-823-1950. YURKSHAIT MARION (IVANCIK) On Feb. 21, 2000; beloved wife of the late Albert; mother of Robert sister of Helen Young, Catherine Shelby, Rose Jeanne Crammer and the late Paul Ivancik. Friends received l-4pm TUESDAY ONLY, THOMAS P.

KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, INC. 3552 California at Davis Ave, where services will beheld lpm. ZIMMER MYRTLE E. Age 89, on Sunday, February 20, 2000, formerly of Baldwin Boro; wife of the late Andrew; beloved mother of Wayne, (Sharyn); beloved grandmother of Marc andle-slie. Friends received at the JOHN F.

SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Road, Brentwood, Monday 7-9 and Tuesday, 2-4 7-9 where Blessing Services will be held on Wednesday, 10am. 003 In Memoriam LISKA ROSE CURIALE She is only gone on as others have who vanished from our sight. Others whose lives with ours were wed til that mysterious flight. None shall declare her death to me, my loneliness deplore Oh, it is like her to go ahead to open the new door. PROFOZICH NORMA May 30, 1924 to February 7, 2000 May you rest in peace til we meet again.

Sadly missed by brother many friends. VELTRI PETER P. Of Aspinwall, on Sunday, February 20, 2000; husband of the late Frances Straznick Veltri; father of Donna Earls, JanisMclntyre, Peter J. and Robert F. Veltri; also six grandchildren; brother of Ann Wallace, Gabriel Joseph Rocco and the late Orlando and Frank Veltri.

Friends received Mon. 7-9pm and Tues. 2-4 7-9pm in WEDDELL-AJAK FUNERAL HOME, 100 Center Aspinwall. Funeral Wed. Funeral Mass at 10am in St.

Scholastica Church. VOLPE RALPH C. Of Mt. Washington on Saturday, February 19, 2000. Born in Vest-aburg, PA, on November 18, 1915; son of the late Anthony and Maria (Buonopane) Volpe; beloved brother of Veronica Volpe and the late Michael Mamie Clarence Mary, Oliver L.

and Arthur C. Volpe; also survived by three nieces, one nephew, four grand nieces, one grand nephew and one great grand nephew. He attended the Carnegie I nstitute of Technology School of Architecture. A WWI I Veteran of the Air Force. Visitation Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm in WM.

SLATER SONS, INC. Virginia Ave. and Kear-sarge Mt. Washington Funeral Mass Wednesday 10:00 am St. Mary of the Mount Church.

Interment Cal-, vary Cemetery. If you wish, make memorial contributions to St. Mary of the Mount Restoration Fund. WARD ANN D. On Sunday, February 20, 2000, age 78, of Slickville; widow of the late James J.

Ward; mother of Kathleen Ward of Greensburg, Doreen Ward of Slickville, James Ward (Margaret) of Ayer, Mary Ann Bragg of Norfolk, Martin Ward (Cathie) of Hellertown and the late John Ward; sister of Mary Ward (John) of Pittsburgh, and Patrick Gallogly (Betty Ann) of Mars. Friends received at JOHN L. BASH FUNERAL HOME, 152 Abbe Place, Delmont, on Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated in the St. Sylvester Church, Slickville on Wed.

at 10 AM. WINTER RICHARD PAUL Age 61 of Penn Hills, on Sunday, February 20, 2000; beloved husband of Margaret A. (Ferry); dear father of Richard Paul, TSgt. USAF, Joseph Patrick, Lawrence Michael, Daniel Edward and Mary Jo Swierc-zewski; grandfather of Melissa and Michael; brother of William, Francis, Robert, Thomas, Regis and John; father-in-law of Bella (Fernandez) Winter, Holly (Vidak) Winter, Annalee (Moloney) Winter and Brett E. Swierczewski, Lt.

US Army. Member of Verona F.O.E. and honorary member of Rosedale VFD. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 pm Tuesday and Wednesday at MAURICE L. KNEE FUNERAL HOME, 7663 Saltsburg (Across from Bank) Plum.

Mass of Christian burial Thur. 10:00 am in St. Joseph Church, Verona. WOODWARD MARIAN L. At the home of her daughter, Alice, on Sunday, February 20, 2000, Marian age 84, of Rosslyn Farms, formerly of Thornburg; wife of the late Rev.

Warren T. Woodward; beloved mother of Sylvia W. Edwards and her husband, Jonathan of SC, Alice V. Silver and her husband, Russell of Rosslyn Farms, and the late Warren Thomas Woodward; grandmother of Christy, Tom Amy; great-grandmother of Jonathan Allison. Friends will be received at the HERSHBERGER-STOVER FUNERAL HOME 170 Noble Crafton on TUES.

2-4 7-9pm. Funeral service in the United Presbyterian Church in Ingram, 30 W. Prospect Ave, Ingram. Wed. 10am.

If desired Memorial contributions may be made to the Warren T. Woodward Memorial Fund, co Nyack College, Nyack, NY 10960. Cont. from Page B-5 MORGAN DOROTHY f. (BURKE) Of Boston, formerly of 107 Rich-, rnond Circle (North Hills) 'Dorothy E.

(Burke); beloved wife of late A. Jackson Morgan; loving mother of Gwynne E. Morgan and her husband William J. Golden, of Boston; sister of the late Marie C. of Sharpsville, PA; grandmother of Morgan Matthews Golden and Bailey Burke Golden, of Boston.

A Committal Service will be held Feb. 23, 12p.m. in the Chapel at St. Mary Cemetery, Sharpsville, PA. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend.

Arrangements i under the direction of the DONALD--SON-MAHONEY FUNERAL HOME, Sharpsville, PA. X' MORGAN DOROTHY E. (BURKE) Morgan, Dorothy E. (Burke) of 'Boston formerly of 107 Richmond Circle (North Hills) Pittsburgh, beloved wife of the late A. Jackson Morgan; loving mother of Gwynne E.

Morgan and her husband William J. Golden of Boston; sister of the late Marie C. Burke of Sharpsville, PA; grandmother of Morgan Matthews Golden Bailey Burke Golden of Boston. A committal service will be held Wednesday Feb. 23, 12 pm in the chapel at St.

Mary's Cemetery, Sharpsville, PA. Relatives friends are kindly invited to attend. Arrangements under the direction of the DONALDSON-MAHONEY FUNERAL HOME, Sharpsville, PA. A private Memorial service in Pittsburgh to follow. In lieu of flowers donations in Dorothy's name may be given to the Neurology for Research into Parkinson's Disease, UPMC Health Systems, 3708 5th Medical Arts Bldg, Suite 400, Pgh, PA 15213.

MORGAN MARY B. (BECKER) On Monday, Feb. 21, 2000, of Sharpsburg. Wife of the late Donald W. Morgan; Sister of Joseph Beck- er, Eugene Becker, Catherine Spelic, George Becker, Frances Clokey, Leo Becker, Ralph Becker, Valeria (Roy) Pollock Joan Gerzewski; Also many Nieces Nephews.

Friends received Tues-. day 6-9 p.m. at WORRELL FUNER-: AL HOME, Corner of Main and Ninth Sts. Sharpsburg. Funeral 'Mass Wed.

10 a.m. in Madonna of Jerusalem Church, Sharpsburg. NEE THOMAS JR. Of Dormont on Sunday, February 20, 2000; beloved brother of Anthony J. Nee, Nora Woods and Barbara Nee; also many nieces and neph- ews.

Friends may call at FRANK F. DE BOR FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1065 Brookline 412-561-0380 Monday and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 "pm. Mass of Christian burial "Wednesday 10:00 am in the Church t)f the Resurrection. Interment will follow in Calvary Cemetery.

NICOLELLA JEANETTE On Sunday, February 20, 2000; ij.irriji i i iluiui i uvcu of Dorothy Grim of Cleve-' land, OH, Jane Nicolella of Phoenix A7. nnd the late JoseDh Nicolella: grandmother of Gerard Geof- frey, and Gillian Grim. Friends re- LCIVCU IUC3UUX, 1-7 TV Ut VVCUIIC3- rinv n.A X. 7.0 PAA nt the PF SMITH FUNERAL HOME, 2860 Perrysville Ave. at Marshall.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Sebastian Church Thursday 10:00 AM..