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PITTSBURCiH POST-riAZF-TTH THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 19')9 D-7 STATE REGION Officer and, water plans unveiled. TJw governor based his reallocation plan for environmental spending on recommendations made by the 21st Century Commission, appointed to review envimnmental pmgrams. muscular coordination, after he was hired by the city. It said he informed superiors, including Police Chief Robert McNeil-ly, Deputy Chief Charles Moffatt, Assistant Chief William Mullen, Cmdr. Linda Barone and Lt.

Cindy Dietrich, all of whom were named as defendants. The complaint said he asked for accommodations, including time off for rest and hospital care, but was instead labeled as a "sick time abuser." The suit did not mention the shooting, and did not specify the effects of the disease on Cooperstein. Cooperstein shot Deron S. Grim-mitt 32, of the Hill District as Grimmitt fled pursuing officers on Second Avenue, Downtown. A coroner's inquest into the shooting is scheduled for today.

City Solicitor Jacqueline Morrow said the city had not been served with a copy of the court complaint and declined to comment yesterday. Cooperstein's attorney, David K. Trautman, said he had no comment beyond the court filings. The complaint also accused the city of violating the Family and Medical Leave Act by refusing to give Cooperstein time off. It seeks unspecified money damages and a court order that the city accommodate his disability.

Cooperstein is on paid administrative leave while the Grimmitt case is investigated. Authority receives sewage facility grant money totaling more than $3 million a year, about 10 percent of its operating costs. "If we lost that amount, we'd have no choice but to raise our rates to cover the shortfall," said Nancy Barylak, Alcosan spokeswoman. For Uie average Alcosan residential customer, that would mean a sewage bill increase of $15.48 a year, she said. Alcosan did not raise rates this year but plans to do so next year to fund extensive capital improvements.

"The governor's proposal targets a lot of real problems, and on the whole we are delighted he moved on the recommendations of the 21st Century Commission," said Andrew McElwaine, Pennsylvania Environmental Council president and a commission member. "The problem is how he will pay for it. I don't know enough now to say whether taking money out of Act 101 or Pennvest is the right way to go. We've been supportive of the recycling program and we don't want to rob Peter to pay Paul. We'll keep an open mind on the funding and hope this is the start of a LAND FROM PAGE B-l in remarks at a Pennsylvania News- iiaper Association government af-airs conference in Harrisburg.

"We'll use that money to focus like never before on cleaner water, better parks, preserving open space and controlling sprawl." The governor based his reallocation plan for environmental spending on recommendations made by the 2 1st Century Commission, a 4()-member board he appointed to review environmental programs. The new Environmental Stewardship fund's annual $85 million budget will be created with $15 million a year from the Act 101 Recycling Fund, $25 million from the Act 108 Hazardous Sites Cleanup Eund and $45 million from the Act 33!) Sewage Facility Operating Grants program. Christina Novak, a DEP spokeswoman, said the Act 101 and 108 funds are unused portions of those programs and will not affect their continued operation. The appropriation from the Sewage Facility Operating Grant program would eliminate it as a source of revenue for sewage authorities, which typically use the money to cover a por- tion of operating costs. Environmental groups and legislators were generally supportive of the new environmental initiatives.

But some questioned if money should be taken from existing programs. "What the governor is proposing are not bad things. We've supported manv of them," said Jeff Schmidt, the Sierra Club's lobbyist in Harrisburg. "But the question is whether to take money out of other programs that still need attention, or whether we can afford to fund these new initiatives with money from the state's budget surpluses. Schmidt said the administration increased the state recycling goal from 25 percent to 35 percent last year, and that could be hard to reach with reduced funding for recycling promotion and programs.

State Rep. Camille "Bud" George, D-Houtzdale, was more blunt, characterizing the "Growing Greener" proposal as "somewhat of a shell game." George said the Pennvest program, which funds local public works projects, is still needed by hundreds of communities, and eliminating the sewage facility grants would be a mistake because they "keep sewage bills in check." The Allegheny County Sanitary OBITUARIES involved in shooting sues city over disability ByAnnBelser Post Gaotie Stalf Writer A Pittsburgh police officer who shot a motorist to death during a Dec. zi chase nas sued the city and its Police Bureau, saying he has multiple sclerosis and that the city failed to accommodate his disability. Jeffrey L. Cooperstein, 43, a six- year veteran of the department, brought suit yesterday in U.S.

Dis trict Court under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Cooperstein had begun proceedings against the city before last month's shooting. According to court documents, he received a letter from the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in October authorizing the lawsuit. The court complaint said Cooper stein was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a disease of the central nervous system that causes loss of Corit. from Page B-6 McKAY HELEN M.

On Jan. 25, 1999; age 84; of Ship- pensburg, formerly the the Munhall area; wife of the late Frank E. McKay; mother of Barbara J. Cannon of Shippensburg and Ronald E. McK ay of St.

Petersburg, FL; sister of Joseph Szokoly of West Mifflin; also survived by five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Friends received Thurs. 1 2 noon to 2 PM at the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME, 3511 Main Street, Munhall. (A selected Golden Rule Member) Services from the Grace Christian Church on Thur. at 2 PM.

MENAS ANDREW "ANDY" Peacefully, on Monday, January 25, 1999, of North Versailles, age 74, from a long battle with cancer, beloved husband of Bette (Hussey) Menas for 49 years; loving father of Drew and his wife Michelle Menas and Andrea Pecora; grandfather of Dominic Andrew Pecora, Zachary Andrew and Olivia Menas, all of North Huntingdon; preceded in death by his parents George and Stella Menas and his brother George Menas, survived by sisters: Mary Sfanos of Turtle Creek, Kay Stupakis of Monesson and Frances Menas of Turtle Creek; also brothers Theodore Menas of WV, Ernest Menas of Monroeville and John "Babe" Menas of also beloved nieces and nephews. He was a WWII Navy veteran and was formerly employed by Westing-house, East Pittsburgh Plant. He was the former owner of the Lounge in East Pittsburgh and the Nova Drea Lounge in North Versailles. He was quite a character, anyone who knew Andy will remember him as one of the most generous and good-hearted individuals ever. God bless you Andy! Friends may call, 2-4 and 7-9 PM Wednesday and Thursday at PATRICK T.

LANI-GAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden Avenue At Cable, East Pgh (412-824-8800), where a Trisagon service will be Friday at 10 AM. Family requests donations to Forbes Hospice, Frankstown Pittsburgh, 15206. MENDOLA GUYV. On January 26, 1999; husband of the late Dolores Stinner Mendola; father of Jackie Lucci, Judy Modec-ki and Joan Lehman; brother of An-gelo Mendola, Virginia Loboy and the late Frances Tedesco; 8 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the BAGNATO FUNERAL HOME, Chartiers Carnegie, Wed.

Thur. 2-4 Funeral Mass in Holy Souls Church, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, Fri. In lieu of flowers family suggests contributions to the Alzheimer Foundation or ISDA Scholarship Fund. MULLENS EMILY On Jan.

24, 1999, wife of the late Charles Mullens; mother of James M. Winbush, mother-in-law of Katherine Winbush; grandmother of James M. 1 1 1 and Shamar Middleton; also-survived by two great-grandchildren; sister of George James; survived by many nieces, nephews and a multitude of friends. Memorial Services will be held on Jan. 29, 1999 in the Chapel of the Temple of Memories, Allegheny Cemetery at 12 noon.

MURRAY DAVID C. Age 71, Monday, January 25, 1999, at Lutheran Village in Columbus, OH; preceded in death by wife, Mimi; parenls, Edward C. and Ellen M. U.S. Navy Veteran and graduate of the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, he was a pioneer in TV News.

For more than 30 years, he wrote, produced and anchored newscasts for WTAE-TV, signing off with "Our Charles Weber of McKees Rocks; sister of Alfred Toperine of McKees Rocks; also four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Friends received ANTHONY J. SANVITO, INC. FUNERAL HOME 1650 Broadway, McKees Rocks (Stowe Twp.) Wed. 7-9 PM 8Thurs.

2-4 8 7-9 PM. Funeral Service in the funeral home on Fri. 10:30 AM. Mass of Christian Burial St. John of God Parish, Mother of Sorrows Church, 11 AM.

WARNER FR. CARROLL OFM Cap. Died Jan. 26, 1999; beloved brother of Paul G. Warner, Dr.

Mary P. Warner, Rosella Spilman and Joan Kelly. Visitation Thur. 2-4 8c at the St. Augustine Friary, 221-36th Lawrenceville.

Funeral Mass Our Lady of the Angels Parish, St. Augustine Church, 11a.m. Memorial Contributions in Father's name may be made to the Capuchin Religious and Education Fund, 220-37th PA 15201. Arrangements entrusted to the DANIEL T. D' ALESSANDRO FUNERAL HOME, Butler 46th Streets, Lawrenceville.

WOLF CHRISTINE L. Suddenly on Sunday, January 24, 1999, age 44, of Alexandria, formerly of Millvale; wife of Randy Kuklis; beloved daughter of Christopher F. and Joan V. Wolf; beloved sister of JoAnn Pomietto, Donna Rothmeyer, Christopher R. Wolf, and Susan McMahon; godmother of Michael Rothmeyer; also survived by nephews and a niece.

Friends received on Friday 2-9 PM at EALY-HAHN FUNERAL HOME, 425 Grant Millvale. Mass of Christian Burial on Saturday, at 12 Noon, Holy Spirit Church. WUENSTEL JEAN M. On Wed, Jan 27, 1999 beloved wife of the late Paul; mother of Mary J. Smith, Patricia Heron, Joseph and the late Paul also 12 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Friends received Thurs. 7-9 PM Fri 2-4 7-9 PM at the THOMAS P. KUN-SAK FUNERAL HOME, INC. 3552 California at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass at Risen Lord Parish St.

Francis Church Sat 10:00 AM. YOUNG PAULA On Saturday, January 23, 1999 in Greenwich CT. of Millvale, PA; mother of J. P. Young of Chicago, I also survived by her sisters and their husbands Kathleen Chris Carlucci of Greenwich, CT, Suzanne 8c Stephen Schneider of Cleveland, OH; brother in-law Paul and his wife Betty Young of Laurel, MD; seven nieces and two nephews.

Friends received Friday 2-4 8c 7-9 PM at the SPERLING FUNERAL HOME, 123 North Millvale. Funeral Mass on Saturday in Holy Spirit Church at 0 AM. Family request memorials to the American Cancer Society. 002 Cards ol Thanks MROZ NELLIE H. The family of Nellie H.

Mroz would like to thank all of our relatives 8c friends for their support in our time of sorrow. We would like to thank everyone for the Mass, monetary floral donations. Every expression was greatly appreciated. 003 In Memorlam STROUD DANIEL 52, formerly of died in Norwich, CT, on January 2, 1999. His funeral arrangements and burial were in Norwich.

Dan's family has arranged for a Memorial Mass on Jan. 30, at Sacred Heart Church in Shadyside. Any of Dan's friends and relatives who wish to remember him in this way are invited to attend the Mass. Lawlor, Keith Lohm, Kristin Toth, Eric Lohm, Brian Conn, Sheri Conn 8c Marcy Conn; also five greatgrandchildren; sister of the late Adam, Alex 8c William Texter Therese Allender also surviving are thru nieces one deceased nephew. Friends received 2-4 7-9 Wed.

8. Thurs. BOGAN-WOLF FUNERAL HOME, 430 Washington Bridgeville. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Agatha Church of Holy Child Parish on Friday 10 am.

TOMASIAK (VSC) SR. M. EVELYN Age 86, of Vincentian Sisters of Charity of North Hills, Pittsburgh PAr died Wednesday, January 27, 1999 at St. Francis Hospital North, Cranberry PA. Sister was in her 73rd year of her religious life.

Sister entered the Vincentian Sisters of Charity from St. Dominic Parish in Donora, where she was born to Joseph and Julia Britaniak Toma-siak. Was a graduate of Duquesne University. Sister taught elementary school in the Pittsburgh and Greensburg Diocese and in Alabama. In Alabama she served in St.

Jude Social Services for 7 years. She returned to the Motherhouse and worked in the mail room and Prayer Ministry until she became ill in December. She is survived by a brother Anthony Tomasiak of Donora, a sister-in-law, nieces and nephews. Friends will be received at the Motherhouse 8200 McKnight on Thurs. 2-9 PM and Fri.

Noon 3 PM. Mass of Christian Burial at 3:45 PM Fri. in the Motherhouse Chapel. Burial in the Sisters Cemetery: Arrangements by THOMAS D. ENGLISH FUNERAL HOME Verona.

TRAVERS EILEEN (PRIM) On Jan. 26, 1999; beloved daughter of the late John and Anne Shannon Travers; survived by seven nieces and two nephews. Funeral from MCCABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyside on Saturday at 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Scho-lastica Church, Aspinwall, at 10 a.m.

Visitation with family Friday 2-4 8 7-9 PM. USHER MARY ELLEN (FLOCOS) Age 50, of Upper St. Clair on Wednesday, January 27, 1999. Beloved wife of Fred K. Usher Loving mother of Julie Ann Usher and Kenneth T.

Usher; beloved daughter of Helen HinesFlocosand the late N. Theodore locos; sister of Theodore N. Flocos and Margaret Ann (Peggy) Ehrenberg. Mary Ellen was a corporate lender for Mellon Bank. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS BY BEINHAUERS.

Friends welcome at 2828 Washington Road, Peters Township, 724-941-3211 on Thursday 7-9 PM 8. Friday 2-4 7-9 PM. Trisa-gion Service Friday 7:30 PM. Additional visitation in Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church, 123 Gilkeson on Saturday from 11AM until time of Funeral Service at 11 :30 AM. Interment Mt.

Lebanon Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Children's Hospital or the American Cancer Society. WEBER CHARLES A. Age 76, of Ross on Jan. 27, 1999; husband of Josephine I.

Roven; brother of Dorothea Morse of CT; uncle of Leonard and Patricia Rovenski; also other nieces and nephews. Friends received on Thurs. 8, Fri. 2-4 and 7-9 PM H.P. BRANDTFUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Highway, Perrysville.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Se-bastion Church on Sat. at 10 AM. WEBER VIOLET (TOPERINE) On Jan. 26, 1999; Violet Toperine Weber, age 83, of McKees Rocks; wife of Charles Weber; mother of Betty Jane Ackerman of Pgh.

and time's up, so goes the news." Survived by sister, Jeanne (Bill) Charlton, of Tacoma, WA; daughters, Amy (Joe) Goedde and Anne (Bruce) Hildreth, of Columbus; son, Matthew, of Washington, D.C.; grandchildren, Brian, Samantha and Elizabeth Goedde, Alec and Casey Hildreth; cousins, nieces and nephews. Graveside Service and Interment Fri. 1 :00p.m. Jan. 29, 1999 at West View Cemetery, PA.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in his memory to Lutheran Village of Columbus or The American Cancer Society. Arrangements by EGAN-RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 403 E. Broad St. NORMAN HOWARD R. "SPECKS" On Wednesday, January 27, 1999 age 73 of Arlington; husband of Norma (Stoeckle) Norman; father of Mary Ellen Schwarz, Richard K.

Norman and Ralph E. Norman; brother of Josephine Schmidt, Mable Wesling and Robert Norman; also survived by eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends may call Thursday 2-9 PM at the BRIGHT FUNERAL HOME, 704 Brownsville Road, at Alice Street, Mt. Oliver. Mass of Christian Burial Friday 11:30 AM at St.

George Church, St. John Vianney Parish. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. O'HARA OLIVE G.

(STRANEY) On Tuesday, Jan. 26, 1999, Olive (Straney) O'Hara, age 83, of Munhall, a member of the Homestead Park United Methodist Church. Retired employee of Gulf Oil wife of the late John O'Hara; mother of Clayton J. Carrig of also survived by Delores Friends received Fri. 2-4 7-9 p.m.

also Sat. 11 a.m. till time of service at the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME, 3511 Main Street, Munhall. (A selected Golden Rule Member), where service will be held on Sat. 2:30 p.m.

Memorial donations to the Homestead Park U. Methodist Church or Kane Regional Center, Glen-Hazel. PHILLIPS BETTY ALICE (MORROW) Of Carnegie, on Monday, January 25, 1999; beloved mother of Cheryl Hazelbaker 8 the late Janet Weiss; sister of Margaret Jean Nadeia the late Esther Noakes; also survived by two grandchildren, Kellie Weiss 8c Daniel Hazelbaker. Visitation 7-9 p.m. Wednesday 8c 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Thursday at BRAD-WELL NIRELLA FUNERAL HOME, Chartiers St. at Mansfield Carnegie, where funeral service will be conducted Friday, 11:00 a.m. Memorial contributions if desired, may be made to the American Cancer Society or to the American Heart Association. POULOS HELEN ALBERTA (FORSYTH) Of North Braddock, on Tuesday, January 26, 1999; wife of the late Herbert mother of LaVerne Synan of Apollo and Carol McGinnis of Penn sister of Rhea Richards of Roulette, PA and John Forsyth of Espyville; also five grandchildren. Friends may call 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

Friday at the PATRICK T. LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden Avenue At Cable, East (412-824-8800), where service will be held Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Memorial donations to Tri-City Meals On Wheels, co Leonard Anderson, 179 Byerly Lane, Jeannette, PA 15644. PUDUP RAYMOND S. Suddenly on Jan.

26, 1999, Raymond S. of the S.S., age 75; be loved husband of the late Helen (Bielewicz) Pudup; dear father of Sandy Denk, Chris and Alan Heasley, Raylene and Ralph Masucci; grandfather of Leslie and John Carlins, Lisa and Patrick Sc- heider, Lori Denk and Craig Meha-lik; and Lauren Hukill; greatgrandfather of Bailey Scheider; brother of Leo Pudup and Leona Wrzesinski. Friends received Thurs. 8 Fri. 2-4, 6-9 p.m.

ot the JOHN J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 119 S. 15th St. (S.S.) Funeral Prayers Saturday at 9 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Adalbert Chapel, Prince of Peace Parish at 10 a.m. ROBECK ALVIN L. Formerly of Knoxville, on Sunday, Jan. 24, 1999; son of the late Martha August Robeck; brother of the late Katherine Baumiller, Gertrude Flinner, George Robeck 8c his wife Margaret; uncle of George Louise Robeck of Kalamazoo, Ml.

There will be no visitation. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered in St. Bernard Church on Thurs. at 10 a.m. Arrangements by LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, LTD.

RUSSELL PAULINE On Jan. 26, 1999, Pauline Russell of the North Side; beloved wife of John Russell; mother of Roland Russell of Robinson Yvonne Hosac of McCandless Twp. and Jerome Russell of Casper, also survived by grandchildren, great-grandchildren and relatives. Friends received on Thurs. 7-9 PM and Friday 2-4, 7-9 PM SIMONS FU-NERAL HOME, INC.

7720 Perry Hwy. Services at the Incarnation of the Lord Parish, Annunciation Church on Sat. at 11 AM. SCHAPER JEANNETTE (ZITELLI) Formerly of the North Side of Pgh, died on Jan. 26, 1999, in Beverly Hills, FL; wife of the late Herman Schaper of Schapers Grocery.

She was a retired employee of 8c Steel. Arrangements HOOPER FUNERAL HOME, Beverly Hills, FL. SCHMITT HARRY S. On January 26, 1999, age 96; husband of the late Annabelle Depp Schmitt; father of Harold Schmitt and Annabelle Cullen; brother of Marie Zak, and the late Simon Schmitt, Amelia Tegethoff and Catherine Ley; also survived by four grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Mr.

Schmitt was a Member of Knights of Columbus, Fort Pitt General Assembly, and Allegheny Council 285. Friends will be received Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the SPERLING, INC. 408 Cedar Ave. N. S.

Funeral Mass will be Saturday in St. Peter Worship Site of St. Peter Parish at 10 AM. In lieu of flowers, Mass Contributions can be made to St. Peter Parish, 720 Arch PA.

15212. SCHUMANN GLENN H. On Jan 27, 1999, Glenn H. Schumann, 72, of Jefferson Boro, PA; retired owner of Schumann Auto Parts Front End Specialists in Pleasant Hills; beloved husband of Ruth E. Schumann; father of Deborah DePollo, Glenn (Oz), Timothy and Leslie Schumann; step-father of Loretta James, Michael and Mark DePollo; brother of Verna Hein and Darwin (Mert) Schumann; also 13 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews, aunts and cousins.

Friends received in the PAUL E. BEKAVAC FUNERAL HOME, 221 Second Street, Elizabeth 412-384-4344, on Thurs. 7-9 PM 8c Fri. 2-4 8 7-9 PM. Funeral services Saturday, Jan.

30, 1999 at 11 :30 a.m. in the funeral home chapel. Interment to follow in Round Hill Cemetery-Elizabeth Twp. Memorial contributions in lieu of flowers to the First Church of Christ Scientist, 1028 Fawcett McKeesport, PA 15132. SCHURING LELIA BUCKLEY On Mon Jan.

25, 1999; Lelia Buckley, age 95; wife of the late Lawrence J. Schuring Sr. of Franklin Park Boro; mother of Lawrence J. Schuring Jr. and his wife Grace, Kenneth D.

Schuring and his wife Hazel and William J. Schuring and wife Kathy, Lois S. McCandless, Shirley S. and husband Norman Shoup. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 18 greatgrandchildren; one sister Alda Stahl.

Preceded in death by her brothers Clarence and Claude Buckley and sister Lesta Pleuchel. Friends received 7-9 Wed. 8. Thurs. 2-4 7-9 at H.P.

BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Highway, Perrysville. Funeral Service will be held in Little Hill United Methodist Church on Fri. 11 (visitation 12 hr. prior to service in church). Family suggests memorials may be made in her name to the Little Hill United Methodist Church, 2350 Magee Sewickley, PA 15143 SEKELY MERCEDES (BOEHLER) Of Ross on Tuesday, Jan 26, 1999; wife of the late Frank W.

Sekely; mother of Lynne Frishkorn, Frank John Pamela Neh-nevaisa and James W. Sekely; sister of Robert Boehler, Evelyn Krawczak and Florence Montana; survived by 13 grandchildren and one great-grandson; preceded in death by one late grand-daughter. Friends received Thurs. 2-4 7-9 at the T.B. DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME, 806 Perry Highway, North Hills.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Teresa Church, Friday 10:00 a.m. SHENSCLE WILLIAM G. On January 27, 1999, of Pinehurst, NC, formerly of Baldwin Boro; husband of the late Violet Morris Shen-kle; beloved father of Robert E. Shenkle of Pinehurst, NC, Carol A.

Knobel and Lois Day, both of Baldwin Boro; eight grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. Friends received Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED READSHAW FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1503 Brownsville Carrick. Funeral Service Saturday at 10 a.m.

Bill was a member of Dallas Lodge 508 the Sudan Shrine and other Masonic bodies. SMITH ELIZABETH Formerly of Lawrence, PA, on Tuesday, January 26, 1999, wife of the late George Smith; mother of Rose Ann Kimbell; also survived by one granddaughter. Sister of Katherine Slates, Ellen Smith, Thomas, Patrick and James Waddell. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS by BEINHAUERS. Friends welcome at BEINHAUER-CONNELL, 5120 West Library Park, 412-835-7940 on Wednesday and Thursday 2-4 8, 7-9 p.m.

Mass of Christian burial Friday 10 a.m. in St. Valentine R.C. Church. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery.

STEIN HELEN T. MUEHLBAUER Of the Arlington area on Jan. 25, 1999, age 85; wife of the late Daniel Stein; beloved mother of Norma Jean Gergurich; sister of the late Josephine Gugliuzza; also two grandchildren, Daniel and Pete and two great-grandchildren, Cody and Zackery. Friends received HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville Mt.

Oliver. Funeral Fri. 9 a.m. Liturgy St. John Vianney Parish, St.

Henry Church 10 a.m. Visitation with family 7-9 p.m. Wed. 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Thurs.

STOLIS ROSELLA M. (TEXTER) Age 92; Jan. 26, 1999 of Bridgeville; a former Bell Telephone operator in Bridgeville; a volunteer at the Country Meadows for 12 years; a member of CD of A Christian Mothers of Holy Child Parish; wife of the late Anthony Sto-lis; mother of Anna Rose Lohm of Mt. Lebanon Mary Therese Conn of Avella; grandmother of Leann.