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'1 2 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Wednesday, February 24, 1988 The Accu-Weather forecast (or 6 PJC, Wadnnday, February 24 su Adaqti zp 1.0 10 IcloudyJ Jmmm mi i i iff FLURRIES WEATHER Partly cloudy and cold with snow flurries. High in the mid- to upper 20s. Tonight variably cloudy and cold with snow flurries. Low near 10. Tomorrow Partly cloudy and cold with snow Hurries.

High in the mid-30s. Friday Partly cloudy. Low in the teens. High 25 to 35. I FRONTS: Saturday Chance of rain or snow showers.

Low in the teens. High In the 30s. i (SHOWERS. mr -a -r Warm Cold Stationary 1988 Ami-Weather, Inc Almanac 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in the John F.

Slater Funeral Home, 4201 Brownsville Road, Brentwood, where services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Allegheny County Memorial Park, McCandless. Linda L. Numrich Linda L.

Numrich, who co-owned four automobile dealerships with her husband, William, died of colon cancer Monday in her home on Hycroft Drive, Upper St. Clair. Mrs. Numrich, 50, was a graduate of Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, where she received a bachelor of arts degree in psychology in 1959. She and her husband owned and operated Day Chevrolet and Target Ford, both in Monroeville; Frontier Motors in Murrysville; and North Hills Hyundai, which is under construction, in McCandless.

She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Upper St. Clair. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Pam Wilsher of Monroeville and Debbie Flaherty of Highland Park; two grandchildren; and a brother, David L. Yoder of Columbus, Ohio. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today in Bein-hauer's, 2828 Washington Road, Peters, where services will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Gardens, Peters. Highest temp. Feb.

24 since 1874 was 70 in 1906. Lowest temp. Feb. 24 since 1874 was -2 OBITUARIES C.C. Mason, 42 years with utility firm C.C.

"Tip" Mason, retired special representative in the legal department of West Penn Power where he worked for more than 42 years, died Monday in his Greensburg home. l'Mr. Mason, who would have turned 76 Tuesday, worked for West Penn from June 1934 until he retired in March 1977. He had spent as many as three days a week in Harrisburg as a liaison between legislators and the utility. He joined the utility as a labor pool inspector and became an engineer working out of the operations department in 1953.

He became a community representative in West Penn's Connells-ville divison office in 1956, where he stayed until he was promoted to special representative in 1964. Ernie Varhola, manager of government relations for Duquesne Light who worked with Mr. Mason in Harrisburg, recalled yesterday how Mr. Mason's work with the Boy Scouts paid off in contacts in the state capital. "When I first started working in Harrisburg, I asked him how he got to know so many young people," Varhola said.

"He told me he had worked with most of them as a Boy Scout leader. It was amazing." Varhola also recalled that Mr. Mason was active in promoting the Laurel Highlands as a ski resort. Mr. Mason was co-founder and president of the Laurel Highlands Association; past president and board member of the Greensburg I'MCA; active in various capacities frith the Boy Scouts of America and was a recipient of the Silver Beaver Award, a top honor for service.

1 He was a member of the First tJnited Methodist Church in Greensburg; Latrobe Rotary, from which he received the Paul Harris Award, the in 1914. Airport temperatures 1a.m 54 1p.m. 37 2 am 54 2 p.m... 37 3 am 46 3 38 4 am 40 4 p.m... 38 5 a.m 37 Sp.m...

37 6 am 35 6 p.m... 35 7a.m 34 7 p.m... 33 8a.m 33 Sp.m... 9 a.m. 34 9 p.m...

10 a.m. 34 10 p.m... 11a.m 36 11p.m... Noon 37 Midnight Temp, and precip. this date: 17 IS 14 t2 High 49 39 52 56 46 53 Low 27 25 45 30 27 29 Mean 39 32 48 43 37 41 Prec.

.08 .06 0 .54 highest honor in Rotary; a member and past Grand Tall Cedar of Westmoreland Forest 77; a member of Westmoreland Masonic Lodge 518 and various other Masonic organizations. He was a past member of Greater Latrobe School Authority and Greater Latrobe Area Development Council; past chairman of the Unity Township Municipal Authority; and a board member of Latrobe Municipal Authority. Surviving are his wife, Helen Sheffler Mason; a daughter, Cassandra Williams of Greensburg; a son, Charles C. of Greensburg; four grandchildren; and a sister, Helen M. Tracy of Greensburg.

Friends will be received from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in the Robert J. Keppel Funeral Home, 524 N. Main Greensburg. Services will be at 11 a.m.

tomorrow in the First United Methodist Church, South Maple Burial will be private. James M. Young James M. Young, 71, retired senior vice president of production and engineering of Robroy Industries in Verona, died of a heart attack Sunday in his residence in the Allegheny Center Apartments, North Side. Mr.

Young joined Robroy, a manufacturer of corrosion-resistant electrical products, in September 1950 and retired in 1986. He served on the board of directors the past 32 years. He designed and built four manufacturing plants for Robroy, and designed and built all major equipment, including the first automatic hot-dip pipe galvanizing line in the country. Mr. Young also has numerous patents.

He started his career as an engineer, receiving various promotions. He became a senior vice president in 1980. Surviving are his wife, Ruth Ei-senmann Young; two sons, James of Minneapolis, and Thomas C. of Boca Raton, three grandchildren; a sister, Margaret Keenan of Pasadena, and a brother, William W. of Boca Raton.

Friends will be received from 2 to Travelers' roundup 24-hour report National Oceanic and Atme-spheric Administration's Weather Radio broadcasts latest weather information or warnings 24 hours a day on VHF band at 162.55 MHz. District Teday'a sky forecaet: eond. Altoona 28 10 Ctdy Bradford 21 6 Flrrles DuBois 23 7 Flrrles Erie 25 8 Flrries Harrisburg 35 12 Ctdy Youngstown. 57 33 Ctdy Morgantown MM Foreign Berlin 45 36 Rain Buenos Aires 82 75 Rain Geneva 46 23 Clear London 46 39 Clear Madrid 59 41 Cldy Mexico City 72 41 Clear Montreal 36 23 Cldy Moscow 21 14 Clear Paris 59 35 Cldy Rome 57 28 Clear San Juan 84 68 Clear Sydney 80 70 Clear Tokyo 54 34 Clear Toronto 45 19 Ctdy Vancouver 46 32 Ctdy Nation sky MIMIWK HI cond. Amarillo 66 20 Clear Anchorage 20 17 Cldy Atlanta 65 46 Clear Atlantic City 44 40 Clear Baltimore 53 45 Clear Boston 42 37 Cldy Buffalo 55 34 Clear Charleston, S.C, 54 50 Ctdy Chicago 48 20 Clear 65 33 Cldy 59 37 Cldy Dallas 75 46 Clear Denver 52 20 Cldy Des Moines 50 19 Clear 52 33 Cldy Honolulu 82 72 Clear Houston 70 60 Cldy Indianapolis 63 34 Cldy Jacksonville 63 40 Cldy Las Vegas 75 43 Clear Los Angeles 72 52 Cldy Miami Beach 74 71 Cldy Milwaukee 44 14 Cldy Minneapolis 39 11 Cldy New Orleans 69 57 Clear New York 48 40 Clear Norfolk 56 47 Clear Orlando 70 49 Cldy Philadelphia 48 19 Clear Phoenix 77 52 Clear Portland, Ore 53 33 Cldy St.

Louis 72 32 Clear St. Petersburg 71 52 Cldy San Diego 63 56 Cldy San 62 49 Cldy Seattle 52 36 Clear Washington 53 45 Clear PHUburgh akiaa Sunset Wed 6:06 p.m. Sunrise Thur 7:00 a.m. Pollution index Oowntown Good. Brackenrtdge Moderate.

Avalon Good. Hazel wood Good. Liberty Bor. Good. N.

Braddock Good. Oakland Good. S. Fayette Good. The Allegheny County Department of Health'a 24-hour pollution complaint number is 578-8111.

-River report Rivers In the Pittsburgh district were rising and continuing to rise with a trace of precipitation to .75. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 5.4F Franklin. Pa. 7.2R Parker.

Pa. 6 2F Monongahela River: Greensboro. Lock 7, Pa. 11.4F Cheat River: Parsons, W.Va. 4.1R West Fork River: Clarksburg, W.Va.

4.6F Yough-logheny River: Sutersville, Pa. 5.0F Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa. 5. 1 Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16.5P Dashletds Dam 15.7R Montgomery Dam, Pa.

14.6R Pike Island Lock and Oam, W.Va. 16.3R Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling. W.Va. MMMMMM. Falling; Missing; Poof; Rising; Stationary; Unknown.

Airport at 7 p.m. yesterday. Press. Wind Weather 29.90 33 27 15 Flurries Vesterday's high 54 Vesterday's tow 33 Vesterday's mean 44 Yesterday's precip. 0 Normal temp.

day 3 1 Excess temp. day 13 Excess temp.month 31 Excess temp year 37 Total prec. month 4 67 Normal prec.month 2.01 Total prec. year 4.69 Normal prec.year..... 4.87 ELSEWHERE Charles Banks; 73, a retired Marine Corps brigadier general who fought in World War II and was decorated for heroism in the Korean War, Monday of cancer in San Francisco.

Larry Shay, 90, a composer and the musical coach of such greats as Al Jolson and Jimmy Durante, Monday in Newport Beach, Calif. John Allegro, 65, renowned for his work in deciphering the Dead Sea Scrolls but ridiculed for his theories that Western religions were based on the worship of mushrooms, last Wednesday in London. Compiled by Ken Fisher JjjJjjjJjJjJ2j2Siaxxl 111 BREEF njsm fi i As i ZA 1 Drawing by Michael Radzilowski, 8, a second-grader at Southmoreland Elementary School in Scottdale. Thornburgh idecries votes on judiciary By Bohdan Hodiak Post-Gazette Staff Writer Former Pennsylvania Gov. Richard Thornburgh spoke in Pittsburgh yesterday of what he termed his greatest failure in office his inability to stop partisan election of judges.

Thornburgh, addressing more than 200 law students at the University of Pittsburgh, said only 10 states still elect judges, and except for Illinois and Pennsylvania all are in the deep South. In the other states, judges are nominated on their merits. "We are engaging in electoral Russian roulette that is a sure road to mediocrity," Thornburgh said. "'Poll after poll has shown that the vast majority of voters have absolutely no idea who the qualified candidates are. They respond to familiar names, local boys or television ads with judicial candidates waving guns or slamming jail doors." i It is unseemly for a judicial candidate to scramble for campaign funds and often get money from lawyers who may later appear before him in court, Thornburgh said.

He quoted a powerful politician as saying about two judicial candidates: They're both good Democrats. That's the bottom line." The GOP, said Republican Thornburgh, would say the same. The Founding Fathers, Thornburgh said, would be appalled by election of judges. Trucker found dead A Belle Vernon truck driver who was reported missing three weeks ago was found dead in his cab at a Franklin, Indiana, truckstop, authorities said. Johnson County Coroner Forrest Sutton said Norman M.

Pakish, 53, died of a heart attack. The victim's body was discovered Monday at Whiteland Truckstop near Interstate 65. McKeesport Truck Service of Duquesne had reported Pakish's truck stolen about three weeks ago after he failed to show up in Los Angeles, his final destination. Pakish had suffered a heart attack three years ago, the coroner said. Police crack burlgaries Plum police say they have solved a recent string of 16 residential burglaries with the arrest of a 23-year-old Plum resident and his 17-year-old accomplice.

Ronald Lloyd, of 630-F Unity Center Road, and the juvenile, who was not identified, were arrested Feb. 17 and charged with 16 counts of burglary, 16 counts of receiving stolen proper- LOTTERY The annuity value of tonight's Super 7 jackpot jumped to at least $30 million, the second largest in Pennsylvania Lottery history, lottery officials said yesterday. Yesterday's daily number 046. Yesterday's Big Four 6215. Yesterday's Wildcard numbers 1, 2, 22, 39, 41, 42.

The wild card was 31. ty and 13 counts of criminal conspiracy. Police estimate $20,000 worth of merchandise was stolen. Plaza to be renovated The city Planning Commission yesterday gave final approval to a plan to renovate the plaza behind the Two Oliver Plaza building, Downtown, where Equibank is head- quartered. The plan calls for planting shrubbery and 30 trees and placing red and gray concrete pav ing stones, benches, tables and chairs, said architect Jeffrey L.

Skeggs. Skeggs is with the Oliver Design Group, which is in charge of the project. A Tix ticket booth in the plaza will be moved to a new location near the USX Tower on Grant Street. Girl's robber sought Police are looking for a man who robbed a 15-year-old girl as she walked to school yesterday in Squirrel Hill. The girl, whom police refused to identify because of her age, was on Aylesboro Avenue between Beechwood Boulevard and Shady Avenue when, at 7:10 a.m., police said, a man came up behind her and said "Give me your money and keep walking." Police said she gave him a dollar bill and some change.

The money fell to the ground, and the man pulled the girl's hat over her eyes and began to drag her toward his car, a detective said. But he dropped her when a car drove buy, ran to a small orange car and fled, police said. Authorities are looking for a black man between 5-foot 10 and 6-feet, clean shaven with short hair. Man tells judge he raped 79-year-old By Jan Ackerman Post-Gazette Staff Writer Fearing that a 79-year-old rape victim would die or become unable to testify against her assailant, prosecutors videotaped her testimony in November. "We were not sure whether she would be available for trial or whether she would have a memory loss," Assistant District Attorney John A.

Zottola said. Zottola never had to use the videotape in court. Yesterday, George Urlacher, 37, of High Street, Spring Garden, admitted to a judge that he broke into the woman's house Sept. 12, stole $60 and then raped her. him $60.

Then he demanded sex. The woman said he beat her face and pulled out large sections of her hair. He raped her and forced her to perform oral sex. With her clothing and face bloodied, the woman said, she asked God to help her and ran to a neighbor's house. She was hospitalized for a week with a broken nose and other broken facial bones and bruises.

Zottola said Urlacher lived a few blocks from the woman and knew that she lived alone. One day after the attack, police received an anonymous telephone call that led them to Urlacher. The victim then identified him from a photo array. On the day of his scheduled trial, Urlacher, who is in jail, pleaded guilty to rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, robbery, bur-glary, unlawful restraint and aggravated assault. Common Pleas Judge David S.

Cercone deferred sentencing until a pre-sentence report is completed. Zottola said the elderly widow was a calm, measured witness, despite her advanced age and the trauma she experienced. The woman, who lived alone, was getting ready for bed when Urlacher entered her apartment, either through a door with a faulty lock or through an open window. He demanded money and she gave 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices PREVIOUS DEATHS LATEST DEATHS fill. Friends received at celved Tues.

wed. 1-t 7-9 p.m. at JOHN L. OUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, 11th Airbrake Aves. Turtle Creek.

Mass of Christian Burial In St. Colman Church, Thursday at 10 a.m. Burton of OH, June Richard of Chicago, IL Clare Malacarne of OH; six grandchildren 12 great-grandchildren. Friends received at JOHN SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Wed. 5-8 p.m., where Funeral Services will be held on Thurs.

at 11 a.m. GLYMPH 1988; beloved wife of Eddie' Eide, Paula Marie Gagen, Marie R. Gerneth, Madeline B. Grigg, Edward W. Kidd, David Liska, Rose Curiale Mangis, Joseph E.

Maraldo, Nice Sharkey, Mary H. Weber Thomas, Adam L. (Brownie) TROXELL on Tuesday, Feb. 23, Sarah 1. Jenkins, beloved wife of Walter mother of Ruth Gregory, Martha Schlereth, Lois Comlnottl and Walter T.

Troxell; Sister of Ethyl Mitchell Law-rence Jenkins; eight grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at FORSAITH FUNERAL HOME, 126 Ha 7 el wood Haielwood, (lighted parking lot) on Wed. Thurs. 2-4 7-9 where service will be held 11 a.m. Friday.

FORSAITH 421-1 US BELL On Feb. 22, 1988, Genevieve Lord Bell of the Roval York Aptv; survived bv two cousins, Patricia Patterson Norrls of Chester-town, Elisabeth Patterson Smith of Sewtck ley. a nephew Archibald Marshall bell ill of pre -deceased bv two brothers Charles Lord Bell and Archibald Marshall Bell Jr. Graveside Service Thur Feb. 25 at 11 a.m.

in Allegheny Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Womens Center of Greater Pah. P.O. Box 9024, 15224. or Assoc.

for Retarded Citizens. Alteg.Co. Chapter, 1001 Brighton Pgh. 15233. Arrangements by H.

SAMSON INC BLAKELY Fsther on Feb. 23. 19B8; beloved mother of Stephen Tollver, Elizabeth Moon and Delores R. Bethel; mother -in-law of Myrtle Toiiver and James H. Moon; also ten grandchildren; four great-grandchildren and a1 host of other relatives.

I Friends received Wed 7-9; I LAWRENCE B. NICVABE FUNERAL HOME, 9311 Frenfcstown Rd. (Penn Hills). Mass of Christian Burial on Thursday. 10 a.m.

from St. James Church (Wllklnsburg). Visitation Tuesday Wednesday 3-4 7- p.m. SHAW On Monday, Feb. 71, 1988, Betty C.

of Holmes Beach, FL formerly of Wextord, she was past president or the Southwest Region of Penna. Association of Hospital Auxiliaries, a member of the Board of Directors of the Passavant Hearth Corp. of also member of Salem United Methodist Church (Wextord); wlte of John; mother of John M. Shaw of Saxonburg, Susan L. Dalglelsn of Melbourne, FL, Joan C.

Perry of Richmond, KV and Jane C. Vorpe of Mars; sister of Dorothy Shaffer of Wynnewood, PA; seven grandchildren. Memorial Services will be held at a later date at The Salem United Methodist Church. Memorial contributions miu CL0THAKIS On Tuesday, Feb. 23, 1988, Oesplna Kourlbazakls; beloved wife of the late Vasl-llos Clothakls; mother of Irene Lefcakts, Nick Clothakls, Angle Chagetas Mary Sockos; eight grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren.

Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS, 49O0 Centre at Devonshire Tuesday 7-9 p.m., Wednesday 2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Thursday with Services In St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral 1 1 a.m. Trlsaglon Service Wednesday 8 pm.

Interment Home wood Cemetery. Remembrances may be made to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral. EBER At Delray Beach FL on February 22, 1988, Robert Eber; husband of Edna Helm Eber of McCandless-father of Robert E. Fber; grandfather of Terl, Michael and Jennifer Eber.

Friends received Wed. evening and Thurs. afternoon and evening at P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, Km 2 Perry Perrysvltle where Services will be held Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Wednesday 2-4 7-9 p.m.

at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville where a blessing service will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. Family suggests contributions to the Seeing Eye, Morrlstown, NJ FALGI0NE On Tues Feb. 23, 19B8, Nicholas F.

Sr. of Boynton Beach, formerly of Pgh. beloved husband ot Rose C. (StlnelH); father of Catherine F. Patterson of Bethel Park and Nicholas F.

Faigione Jr. of Wllklns grandfather of Nichaols F. Faigione III, Michelle Todd and Kip Patterson. Friends will be received 2-4 and 7-9 Wed. and Thur.

at the JOHN L. OUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, Uth A Airbrake Aves Turtle Creek. Mass of Christian burial In St. CoJman Church 10 a.m. GAGEN On Feb.

21, 1988, Marie daughter of the lae Charles A. and Johanna Ansberry Gagen; sister of Mrs. James J. (Lillian) Lein-decker and the late Mrs. Joseph F.

(Helen) Wahl; aunt of J. Eric Lefndecker. Mrs. Carol Slragusa and Mrs. Mary Jean Houghton, Visitations 2-4 7-9 p.m.

at 001 Death Notices Bell, Genevieve Lord Blakely, Esther Botfcher, Elizabeth Zubkus Brown, Alberts. Clothakis, Despina Kouribazakis Eber, Robert Ehalt, Janet Patterson Eicheniaub, Ellen Berg Faigione, Nicholas F. Sr. Gilmore, Clare S. Glymph, Blanche M.

Holmes, Margaret (Sally) Kappel, Caroline A. Rakarich Kelly, Amelia Sior Kost, Peter C. Lemak, John Numrich, Linda L. Plant, Rosemond Puleo, Neil J. Shaw, Betty C.

Silverblatt, Leonard H. Troxell. Sarah I. Jenkins Williams, Robert Lee Yee, Don N. r.

oivmpn; mother of Russell and Anna Glymph-daughter of Elizabeth Fulton Hunt and Rex H. McMick-ens; grandmother of Keilen Glymph and a host of other relatives. Friends received 7-9 pm 2-4 7-9 m. Wed. at SPRIGGS WATSON FUNERAL HOME, 70 'J.

Lang where Funeral Mass will be held 11 a.m. on Thurs. Cremation Alieg. Cemetery. GRIGG On Monday, Feb.

22, 1988, Edward W. Grigg, of O'Hara Twp. (formerty of Wichita, KS husband of Thelma Sloan Grlog. father of Harriett G. Jacobsmeyer, of O'Hara Two.

and Edward S. Grigg, of Topeka, grandfather of Gwynne Car-osetia, of Houston, TX and Susan Jacobsmeyer, of Mt. Leb Great grandfather of Gienn Carosella, brother of George, Robert and James Grigg. Memorial service 1:30 pm. Wednesday In the Chapel of the Presbyterian Merticai Center, Oakmont, 15139 to whom the family suggests memorials.

Arrangements by H. BLAINE WFDDELL FUNERAL HOME, Aspinwall be made to the North Hills Kessavant Hospital or the Salem United Methodist NUMRICH on Mon. Feb 22, 1988, Linda L. of U.S.C.: beloved wife of Bill- beloved mother of Pam Wilsher of Monroeville and Debbie Flaherty of Highland Park- beloved sister of Da-vld L. Yoder of Columbus Ohio beloved grandmother of Brandy and Melissa Wilsher.

Mrs. Numrich and her husband manage and own Monroeville Area Automobile Dealerships. Friends welcomed at BEINHAUERS, Member of the Golden Rule, 2878 Washington (Peters Twp on Wed. 2-4 7-9 where services will be held in the funeral home on Thurs. at 11am, Interment Forest Lawn Gardens PLANT On Monday.

Feb. 22, 1988 Rosemond Kapner Plant, beloved wife of the late Martin Plant, beloved sister of Harvey H. Kapner, of Tulsa. OK, the late Hattle and Abraham apner, beloved aunt of Bernlce Macartney, of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Dorothy Cope, of Woodstock, Ontario, Canada. Friends will meet at the RALPH SCMOGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Shadyskfe on Wednesday at 2:15 p.m.

and leave Immediately to attend 3 p.m. graveside services at the West View Cemetery of the Rodef Shalom Congregation PULEO On Von. Feb. 17, Nell J. ot Penn Hills beloved husband of Ruth brother ot Evelyn M.

Waple of Baldwin and the late Sara Le-venduskv; also survived bv eight nieces and three nephews. Friends received Wed 4 Thurs. Mpm ath the THOMAS D. ENGLISH FUNERAL HOME. 371 Maryland Ave.

Oak. mont Mass ot Christian Burial Frl at 10 a.m. In St. Joseph Church Verona. SHARKEY On Sunday, Feb.

21, 18, Mary H. (Weber); wife of the late Joseph J. Sharkey; beloved mother ol Georoe t. and the late Thomas Sharkey; grandmother of James Joseph, George E. Mary Linda Aieprete, Laurie Hullngs and Judith Sharkey; great-grandmother ot Anthony J.

IV and Mary Susan Aieprete. Nicole Diane 4 George E. Sharkey LEMAK Oft Monday, Feb. 77, 1988, John of Forest HHIs; bloved husband of Irene (Hornok) Lemak; father of Loretta Ritchie, Lucille HorvAto, Dr. Lawrence Lemak Audrey Stoner; 11 grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren; brother of Julius and Alex Lemak.

Friends received at ROBERT P. KARISH FUNERAL HOME. BrirrtCM Rd. 4th Braddock lis on Wed. 29 p.m.

where a Blessing Service wltl be held on Thur. at 10 a m. LISKA On Feb. 22, 1988, Rose Curiale Liska, of Ross beloved wife of Joseph LI ska; mother of Joseph, Susan Coleman and Janice Walker; daughter of Josephine Curiale; sister of Mary Vloa, Dorothy Wfiaten, Charles Curiale. Anoelo Curiale, Joanne Lenhart and Donna Hutchison; also survived by three grandchildren.

Friends received 2-4 A 7-9 p.m. at B. Ofc VLIN FUNERAL HOME. 804 Perry North Hills. Bless I no Service, 1030 a.m, MANGIS Joseph on Feb.

17. 1988 of Carnegie; beloved husband of Barbara Erfort; father of Douglas and Renee Rohrkaste, Ryan, Brooke, Hillary and Ouinn Mangis: brother of Lawrence and Philip Mangis. Dolores Kan-oza and Kathy Torre. Friends and members of Typographical Union 7 may call at GEORGE: J. MANGIS FUNERAL HOME, 7945 Chartlers Sheraden, Pgh.

Tues. 7-9; i Wed. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Fu-1 neral Mass In SS. Simon 4 Jude R.C Church, Scott 10 a.m.

MARALDO on Monday. Feb. 77, 1988,1 Nice, beloved wife of the late Frank Maraldo mother of Lena Voiovlc and Frank Maraldo sister of Rino, Ferucclo and Andra Palomblt; also survived by five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received Tuesday Wednesday and 7-9 m. at the CHARLES TRENZ FU-1 NERAL HOME, 11110 Frank-! stown Penn Hills.

Funeral on Thursday at 9 a.m. with Mess of Christian Burial at St. Bernedette's Church at 10 a.m. 1 WILLIAMS Robert Lee, on Feb. 22, 1988; beloved husband of Winifred father of Robert L.

Steven C. and Mrs. Gale Manning; son of Mrs. Stella Williams and the late Rev. George Williams; brother of Mrs.

Mary Hunt ot NY; nine grandchildren; one great-grandchild; also many relative and friends. Friends received at the OLIVER H. STORMS FUNERAL HOME, 915 Gerrltt Home wood Tues. 7-9 p.m.. Wed.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Service Feb. 25, at 11 a.m. In the Homewood A.M.E. Zlon Church.

Interment Homewood Ce meter v. Church. Arrangements bv GRIFFITH CLINE FUNERAL HOME, Bredenton, FL rne UUWUN UN bK AL HOME, 1719 Brownsville Pd i Relatives friends Invited to attend her Funeral Thurs 9:30 a.m. Liturgy in St. Basil Church 10 a m.

Member of CO. of A. Court Pgh. -r253 Confraternity of the Sarred Passion, Elder-Ado, Carrkk i Chapter, Golien Age isGRO- SILVERBLATT Leonard beloved husband of Mary Foley Silverblatt, on Feb. 23, 1988; father of David J.Thomas James L.

and Michael M. Silverblatt-brother Irwin Sllverblat and Mrs. Faye Rodgers; survlved also bv eloht on Friday at 11 a.m. EHALT Janet Patterson, on Monday, February 22, 1988; beloved wife of John fl. Ehatt, mother of Linda Schlli, sister of Catherine Patterson.

Friends may call 2-4 7-9 p.m. at MAURICE L. KNEE, Center at South, Wilk. parking on premises). Services Thursday at 11 clock.

EICHENLAUB Ellen Berg, on February 22, 1988; beloved wife of the late William Eicheniaub; mother of Mary MrKaveney and Loretta Skirtich; sister of Walter Berg of CA; also survived by nine grandchildren. Fr'ends receivrj 2-4 7 9 pm. at KING FUNERAL HOME, INC Route 8 at JOL.O A. Miss oagen was a STRIFFLER OF WHITE! OAK, 1100 Lincoln Way, p.m. and Thurs p.m.

Service 10:30 a.m. In the Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow. KIDD Oavld, Suddenly on Mon. Feb.

77, of Pgti, formerly ot Hunts ville. AL: beloved father of Sylvia Lacy and Jesse Lee Pope, of Lima, OH; brother of Jessie Walker, of Farley. AL and Rocoe Kidd, of Muntsvllle, AL: a devoted friend, Gwen Elliott; two grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Friends received at the THELMA J. GOOOCN A BROWN FUNERAL HOME, 605 Brush ton Home-wood, Tues.

7-9 p.m. and Wed. 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Funeral Services Thurs.

1 p.m. at the Chapel. Interment North Side Cemetery, Hunts ville, AL. KOST On Monday, Feb. 77, 1988, Peter of Mt.

Oliver; beloved husband of Irene Part-asho; dear father of Joseph Schmirt, Charles Kost and Douglas Kost; also survived bv nine grandchildren: bromer ot Marie Klslel, of FL and the late Nick Kost. Friend and Vets, received Tues. and Wed. 1J-9 p.m. at the JOHN J.

GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 119 S. 15th St. Funeral Thurs. 130 a.m. Mast of Christian Burial in St.

Josephs Church 9 30 a m. Family request contributions be made to St. Josephs School Fund, Mt. Oliver. lormer employee OT Hgh.

i uni urn National Bank. MULMbb GERNETH in Tues Feb- 1088 YEE On Mon. Feb. 1988; Don beloved husband of Jo-anne Wong Yee; father of Wayne, Kenneth Ernest Yee: brother of Vouna. Jer.

001 Death Notices grandchildren. The family will receive visitors 7-4 7-9 p.m. at O'BRIEN'S, California at Cooper Thur. 2-4 and 7-9 at the SPRIGGS WATSON FUNERAL HOME, 720 Lang E. Funeral Service on 11 a.m.

In the Union Baptist Church Meg lev Ave. Interment Home wood Cemetery B0TTCHER FJIrabem (Zubkus) formerly of Vunhall. on Feb. 22, 1088 heloved wife of Harry mother of Gloria Jean Reeb and Carol Knauss; sister of Adelaide McDermott; also three grandchildren. Friends received SAVOLSKIS WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Munhall Wed 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Funeral Mass :30 a.m, St. Peter Paul Church BROWN Albert S. Brown, 64, of Jeannette, formerly of Pgh. on Feb. 21, 19R8; husband of Mary Papp Brown- father of Jessica A.

Shannon of Bethel Park; p-father of Helena Mar-perez of Liberty; nine, grandrhiidren; nieces and: nephews. Friends will he re-1 rr in MASON GELDFR FUNERAL NOME, 201 First Jeannette, wed. 2-4 and 7-9. A Bless-1 tng Service Thur. 10 30 am.

in the funeral home, interment Calvary Cemetery I N.S. Funeral service -ri. ar 10 a.m. The family suooests ry, Molly, Marsha Martha. Friends will be received at H.

SAMSON 53; Neville St. (Oak memorial contributions to the Kidney Foundation. THOMAS a- "1 lata land Civic Center) Wed. 1-i 7-9pm, Services will be held Thurs. at 1pm.

Interment Homewood Cemetery. Margaret (Sally); beloved iwife ot the late John K. Hotmes; dearly beloved mother of Jean Anne Holmes. Friends wetrome at BEINHAUER MORTUARY, Member of the Golden Rule, 2M0 West Libe'-ry Ave. on Aed.

Thur. 2-9 p.m. Mass 1 of Christian burial Frl. In St Pampniius Church, 10 a.m. KAPPEL 27, Ivse, Caroline PafcrVkh of Trov Hi't recently preceded In deatfi by i her late hushand Joseph -I mother of Rose Mane Tru-rdeau, Anna May Baicic, Jo-: seon L.

Albert W' slstr un nnonuav, r-w. Adam L. (Brownie) of Turtle On Mon Feb. 22. 1988, Madei'ne wife of the iae Aipnonse; beloved mother of Hazel Rattt and the late John; sister of David Sullivan; also survived by ten grandchildren; six great-grandchtldren.

Fnpr.ds welcome at the BFlNHAUER MORTUARY, Vfmo-er of the Go'den (Vue, West t. ib-erty Ave. on Tues, and Wf 2-4 and 7-9 p.m Mass on Thur, 10 am in St Patrick Church GILM0RE Clare on Sat Feb 20, Ofip tot mr lv of fVentwnod, we of the iae Clyde I. G.i-more mother of Melissa Hlen Vtasick; also survived bv 15 grand eight greatgrandchildren. Friends received 2-4 8, 7 at ROBERT O.

HUGHES FUNERAL HOME, Lowrle Gardner Sts Trov Hill. Mass of Christian Burial in Most Holv Name Church, fri. 10 a.m. Friends Invited. KELLY Amelia Sior, age 81, on Feb.

23, 1988, of White Oak, mother of Carl (Waiiy) Amman and Lois A mman Singleton; sister of Rosa Clements; a' so survived by four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends will be received. Lreek. oeioveo nusoww Jean (DeLlsslo); father of Phyllis Borst, Margie Co- 007 Woodland Circle, Allison1 Park. Mass of Christian Burial St.

Mary Hampton, on Thurs. 10 a m. EIDE i On Sunday, Feb 71, tORfi, Paula Marie, be'oved daih- ter of Mayne McKee and the late Howard E-de, siser of Greg Eide, stepdaughter of Thomas SaviWe, stepsister of Ai Sa- vine and beloved of WiHe Wilson. Friends received Thomas; 10 grandchfldren; six great-grandchildren: bromer of Jack, Reno and JfcFFERSON Mem. Cem.

I crvpt In beau. Trinity Gar. dens, vj 11500. 11-579 Frank Thomas ana me iare i. Da.

Thnmai. JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PK 7 plots, in Garden of the Cross. ilSO. 331-9515 oi svivester and Joseph Ra LOUIS sey, Anoellne Horvarh and Annie Romaneill. Friends re- 4 m.

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