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OBITUARIES OTHER DEATHS LARRY HATCH Founder of Eat'n Park chain and produced the first Chalone Vineyard vintage the next year. Chalone, with vineyards in Monterey, Napa, Sonoma and San Luis Obispo counties, was the first publicly owned wine company in the United States. John Wells, 61, British satirist who amused millions with his portrayal of Margaret Thatcher's husband as hen-pecked, golf-mad and gin-loving, died of cancer Sunday at his London home. Mr. Wells was a prolific writer, playwright and actor.

But it was through his portrayals of Denis Thatcher's life as the spouse of Britain's formidable prime minister from 1979-90 that Wells gained national prominence. Mr. Wells' play "Anyone for Denis?" in which he played Thatcher, was a hit in London's West End. Thomas Crawford Mayers, 88, a retired department store executive and former mayor of Stamford, died of pneumonia Dec. 20 in Stamford.

Mr. Mayers was nominated by the Republican Party as a fresh face in the 1963 Stamford mayoral election, which he won on a ledge to reverse downtown blight le succeeded in marshaling support for a revitalization plan and was credited with preparing the ground for the city's corporate boom of the 1970s. He also tried to improve conditions for low-income families who lived in substandard housing and those displaced by slum clearance. A backlash cost him re-election to a third term in 1967. Mr.

Mayers, who was bom in Dorchester, attended Boston Latin School and graduated from Harvard College in 1930. Opting for a career in merchandising, he started at Macy's, then went to work for Bloomingdale's, where he was manager of the Stamford store and director of branch store development Former U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Clyde Lee Conrad, 50, convicted of treason in 1990 for leaking NATO and American secrets to the Soviet bloc, died in the prison in Koblenz, Germany, where he was serving a life sentence. He was 50.

Prosecutors in Koblenz confirmed yesterday that Conrad died last Thursday, apparently from heart failure. An autopsy has been ordered Mr. Conrad was convicted in 1990 of masterminding an espionage ring that sold highly sensitive information to Hungarian and Czechoslovak intelligence agents from 1975 through 1985. Wallace J. Campbell, 87, a founder and former president and board member of the international aid and development organization CARE, died Wednesday of pneumonia at a nursing home in Los Angeles.

Mr. Campbell enlisted the help of 22 relief and service organizations in starting CARE in 1945 when he was director of the New York office of the Cooperative League of USA. CARE's first mission was to alleviate food shortages in Europe following the end of World War II. Over the years, the organization has helped 1 billion people in more than 120 countries. Mr.

Campbell also was public affairs director for Nationwide Insurance, then president of the Cooperative Housing Foundation. Richard Graff, 60, a vintner who co-founded the American Food and Wine Institute, died Friday after flying his private plane into a power pole. Mr. Graff, who was flying alone, was trying to land his single-engine Cessna at Salinas, airport when it crashed into a power pole and a greenhouse before bursting into flames. Though trained as a musician, Mr.

Graff took over a small, remote vineyard in Soledad on California's Central Coast in 1965 By Torsten Ove Post-Gazette Staff Writer He came up with the idea for chipped ham while an executive at Isaly's and later founded the Eat'n Park, chain of restaurants, one of the most visible corporate empires in Western Pennsylvania. But Larry Hatch didn't want any credit never granted interviews, never talked about an institution as locally recognizable as Kennywood, Heinz or the inclines on Mount Washington. He was so reclusive that even after his death Sunday, his family and his company refused to release information about him for his obituary. Mr. Hatch, of Ml Lebanon, died of cardiac arrest at St.

Clair Memorial Hospital, where he was admitted after breaking his hip in a fall. He was 91. At the grand opening of his first 13-seat store in 1949 on Saw Mill Run Boulevard, Mr. Hatch was so nervous he threw up behind a sign during the festivities. He needn't have worried.

With its 10 carhops rushing out to serve double-decker hamburgers and fries to customers in their cars, the caused such a traffic jam that it had to close and regroup six hours after it opened. From that auspicious beginning, the of the local restaurant business was born. Today, Eat'n Park controls an estimated 40 percent of the family restaurant market in the region. there were 30. Eat'n Park arrived before McDonald's and became a destination for generations of teen-agers in the era of poodle skirts and saddle shoes.

But by the 1960s, it was losing g-ound to the Golden Arches, so Mr. atch expanded its dining rooms and added hostesses. In 1971, the chain phased out its last carhop service, and the next year the company built a 200-seat restaurant in Butler and introduced its first children's menu. In 1973, Mr. Hatch hired Jim Broadhurst, a Pittsburgh National Bank executive, to run Eat'n Park's day-to-day operations.

Broadhurst is now chairman and chief executive officer. Basil Cox is resident a position that had been eld by Bill Peters from 1950 to 1971. Over the years, Eat'n Park has expanded cautiously, to Erie, Youngstown, Morgantown and Somerset. Always conservative, the company has also changed slowly to suit the times, introducing 24-hour service, nonsmoking sections, bakeries at the front of the store and light-menu options. But the chain has also kept one foot in the past offering grilled sticky buns and the traditional hamburgers, milkshakes and fries.

Arrangements, which were incomplete yesterday, are being handled by Laughlin Funeral Home, 222 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon. moved to Welland, Ont, when he was 7, and he grew up a fine tennis and baseball player as a teen-ager. After high school, he sold cars for a time, then moved to Lancaster, N.Y., when he was 22, to work as an assistant manager at G.C. Murphy.

In New York, he married Gladys Neff, who survives him along with their four daughters. At 25, he was traveling on a job interview when he got hisoig break. On a train from Buffalo to Cincinnati, he met Henry Isaly and impressed him so much that Isaly offered him a job in Pittsburgh as an assistant manager. He later became purchasing manager and general manager. His father had died in 1940, and Mr.

Hatch's sisters followed him to Pittsburgh. Only his brother stayed behind in Canada. Mr. Hatch wasn't yet rich, but he did have two big cars and a live-in maid, and he looked after his sisters. For years, he had talked about opening his own restaurant.

In the late 1940s, he capitalized on the California trend of catering to customers in their cars. He bought the rights to the Big Boy trademark for the Pittsburgh market Now he needed a name for the enterprise. At the time, "Park and Eat" signs were everywhere on American highways. Mr. Hatch couldn't copyright the slogan, so he decided to reverse it.

After the first store proved to be a hit, he opened a second in Avalon. By 1956, he had 10, and by 1965, The corporation, based in Robinson, employs about 5,500 people at more than 56 restaurants and rings up annual sales well above $100 million. Among the established favorites: Smiley Cookies and strawberry pie. The man behind the success story is harder to pin down. A few family members who agreed to discuss his life and his legacy said he was genuinely self-effacing, an intensely private man worth millions who was generous to his employees and his relatives.

But tie rarely talked about himself or the corporation, which is privately held. It reportedly took much cajoling just to get him to agree to nave his portrait displayed at company headquarters. Up until nine months ago, when he suffered a minor stroke, he went in to the office every day to work. Even before he started Eat'n Park, he had helped shape the eating habits of a generation of Pittsburghers. As the general manager of The Isaly Dairy another local institution, he made chipped ham a hit in the 1930s by shaving it razor-thin while customers watched.

He also had a hand in the creation of the Klondike, the chocolate-covered ice cream bar every child grew up Mr. Hatch was born Claire G. Hatch in Auburn, N.Y., the oldest of Lawrence and Mary Hatch's nine children. He didn't much like the name Claire and went by Larry. His family CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Slater Sons Funeral Home, Mount Washington.

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(DN) PETRUCCI, Paul died Jan. 10. Brusco-Falvo Funeral Home, Mount Washington. (DN) PIESLAK, Louise Chamberlain, 93, of Mt. Lebanon, died Jan.

1 1 Paul L. Henney Memorial Chapel, Bethel Park. (DN) PROROK, Nellie Mamulaa, died Jan. 1 1 Thomas -J. Gmiter Funeral Home, South Side.

(DN) RICHEY, J. Howard, 57, of Munhall, died Jan. 1 2. George Irvin Green Funeral Home, Munhall. (DN) RIESMEYER, Anna Rita, 73, of Pleasant Hills, died Jan.

11. Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home, Pleasant Hills. (DN) RINAMAN, Lewis H. formerly of McCandless and Florida, died Jan. 10.

H.P. Brandt Funeral Home, Ross. (DN) ROONEY, Virginia Harrigan Records, 81, formerly of Glenshaw, died Jan. 11. Bock Funeral Home, Shaler.

(DN) ROSE, Anna V. Lauff, 84, of Franklin Park, died Jan. 11. Orion C. Pinkerton Funeral Home, Avalon.

(DN) RUGGIERO, Vincent Leo, 71, of Oakland, died Jan. 11. John A. Freyvogel Sons Funeral Home, Oakland. (DN) SALES, Freda, died Jan.

11. Burton Hirsch Chapel, Squirrel Hill. (DN), SCHAFER, William H. 68, of McCandless, died Jan. 1 1 H.P.

Brandt Funeral Home, Ross. (DN) SCHMID, Margaret 85, of Bellevue, died Jan. 11. Orion C. Pinkerton Funeral Home, Avalon.

(DN) SEKULA, Anthony "Auddy," died Jan. 1 1 Boron Funeral Home, Carrick. (DN) SESSA, Peter J. of Swissvale, died Jan. 11.

Thomas Nied Funeral Home, Swissvale. (DN) SHAW, Timothy, 50, of Brookline, died Jan. 10. Beinhauer Funeral Home, Beechview. (DN) Pleasant.

MARTZ, Florence 82, of Scottdale, died Jan. 1 1 Robert B. Ferguson Funeral Home, Scottdale. MILLER, George 96, of Donegal, formerly of Melcroft and Laurelville, died Jan. 1 1 Clyde Brooks Funeral Home, Melcroft.

OLIVER, Eleanor Maxwell, of Ligonier, formerly of Pittsburgh, died Jan. 11. Snyder Funeral Home, Ligonier. (DN) ONDISH, Selena McKenzie, 77, of North Huntingdon, died Jan. 1T.

William Snyder Funeral Home, Irwin. RODMAN, Thomas 88, of North Huntingdon, died Jan. 11. Shirley-Kukich Funeral Home, North Huntingdon. RUFFNER, Anna 61 of Latrobe, died Jan.

11. John J. Lopatich Funeral Home, Latrobe. SLIVKA, John of North Huntingdon, died Jan. 11.

Shiriey-Kukich Funeral Home, North Huntingdon. TITMUS, Dorothy 70, of Bolivar, died Jan. 1 1 J. Paul McCracken Funeral Home, Bolivar. OTHER COOLEY, Hazel Kernen, 77, of Sebring, Ohio, formerly of McConnellsville and Clarington, Ohio, died Jan.

11. Rush Funeral Home, Clarington. (DN) DUDAS, Paul 72, of Pace, formerly of Penn Hills, died Jan. 11. Maurice Knee Funeral Home, Plum.

GOLDSTEIN, Morris Abraham, of Rancho Mirage, died Jan. 9. Palm Springs Mortuaries. (DN) HUERBIN, Harry Joseph, 58, of Winter Springs, died Dec. 25.

Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Orlando, Fla. (DN) KENNEDY, Sarah Elizabeth Campbell, of Pine-hurst, N.C., formerly of Pittsburgh, died Jan. 9. H. Samson Funeral Home, Oakland.

(DN) MACHESNEY, Donald LeRoy, of Lancaster, Texas, died Dec. 26. Restland Funeral Home, Dallas, Texas. (DN) MAXWELL, Eleanor of Land O' Lakes, formerly of Sheraden, died Jan. 12.

Speer-Anthony Kaprive Funeral Home, Sheraden. (DN) McADAMS, Thomas of McCandless, died Jan. 11. H.P. Brandt Funeral Home, Ross.

(DN) McCLURE, Agnes T. Patterson, 86, of Monmouth Junction, N.J., formerly of Wilkins, died Jan, 10. Jobe Funeral Home, Turtle Creek. (DN) RINAMAN, Lewis H. of Erie, formerly of McCandless and Florida, died Jan.

10. H.P. Brandt Funreal Home, Perrysville. (DN) SIMPSON, Larry 49, of Hillard, Ohio, formerly of Pittsburgh, died Jan. 11.

Tidd Funeral Home, Hillard. (DN) WOLVERTON, Estelle 97, of Jackson, died Jan. 11. Stephen Brady Funeral Home, North Side. (DN) SMITH, Herbert C.

"Juice" 68, of Wilkins-burg, died Jan. 9. George A. Warden Funeral Home, Homewood-Brushton. (DN) STADTERMAN, Beverly 67, of Highland Park, died Jan.

11. Thomas M. Smith Funeral Home and Crematory, Blawnox. (DN) STERRETT, Charles 76, of Baldwin Borough, died Jan. 11.

John F. Slater Funeral Home, Brentwood. (DN) STETZ, Stanley, died Jan. 10. Szafranski-Eber-lein Funeral Home, Carnegie.

(DN) TASLOV, Dorothy of Etna, died Jan. 10. Frank R. Perman Funeral Home, Shaler. (DN) TOTH, Ronald 62, of Baldwin Borough, died Jan.

12. John J. Gmiter Funeral Home, South Side. TUTTLE, Stephen 40, of Shadyside, died Jan. 9.

McCabe Brothers Funeral Home, Shadyside. (DN) UPSTILL, Margaret of Mt. Lebanon, died Jan. 12. Hershberger-Stover Funeral Home, Crafton.

(DN) WEAVER, Robert 82, died Jan. 9. Rowland S. Cooke Funeral Home, Park Place. (DN) WILLIAMS, Angelina Marie Farruggia, of Pit-cairn, died Jan.

12. William O. Pearce Funeral Home, Pitcairn. YOCHUM, Carmen L. Schenk, of Carrick, died Jan.

1 1 Cieslak Tatko Funeral Home, Brentwood. (DN) ZIMMERMAN, Rose M. DiBuono, died Jan. 11. John D.

O'Connor Son Funeral Home, Hazel-wood. (DN) BEAVER COUNTY CROMER, Jackson, 77, of Monaca, died Jan. 16. Gabauer Funeral Home, Rochester. KIRSOP, Herbert 54, of Beaver, died Jan.

12. Boylan Funeral Home, Zelienople. (DN) WEEKLEY, Harry 57, of Industry, died Jan. 12. Gabauer Funeral Home, Rochester.

BUTLER COUNTY MARSHALL, Peggy F. of Butler Township, died Jan. 12. H.R. King Jr.

Funeral Home, Allison Park. ROSSO, Sue Pittore, 79, of Middlesex, formerly of Pittsburgh, died Jan. 10. McDonald-Aeberti Funeral Home, Mars. (DN) WESTMORELAND COUNTY ANTON, Thomas, 77, of Greensburg, died Jan.

10. Clement L. Pantalone Funeral Home, Greensburg. CELIO, James 76, of Wendel, died Jan. 11.

Vincent V. Rodgers Funeral Home, Irwin. FULMER, Anna Mae, 90, of North Huntingdon, died Jan. 11. Shirley-Kukich Funeral Home, North' Huntingdon.

HATES, Joseph Alan, 21 of Ruffs Dale, died Jan. 11. Eugene G. Saloom Funeral Home, Mount Jan. 11.

John F. Slater Funeral Home, Brentwood. (DN) DIETZ, Edward of Beechview, died Jan. 11. Brusco-Napier Funeral Home, Beechview.

(DN) DIVELY, Dorothy of Emsworth, died Jan. 11. McDonald-Linn Funeral Home, Avalon. (DN) EVANS, Edward of Library, died Jan. 12.

David J. Henney Funeral Home, Library. (DN) FREEMAN, John died Jan. 9. John A Freyvogel Sons Funeral Home, Oakland.

(DN) FULMER, Anna May Robson, 90, of North Huntingdon, formerly of Knoxville, died Jan. 11. Shirley-Kukich Funeral Home, North Huntingdon. (DN) GABELLA, Mary, 88, of White Oak, died Jan. 1 1 Shiriey-Kukich Funeral Home, North Huntingdon.

GALETICH, Mildred Cvitovac, 73, of Pittsburgh, died Jan. 10. Stephens Memorial Chapel, North Side. (DN) GASTAN, Margaret, died Jan. 11.

Thomas J. Gmiter Funeral Home, South Side. (DN) HATCH, Claire "Larry," 91, of Mt. Lebanon, died Jan. 11.

Laughlin Funeral Home, Mt. Lebanon. HECKEL, William 56, died Jan. 11. Winter Funeral Home, Bloomfield.

(DN) HEFNER, Margaret Hough, 77, of Greenfield, died Jan. 10. Edward P. Kanai Funeral Home, Greenfield. (DN) HEIGL, Ann of Mount Washington, died Jan.

William Slater Sons Funeral Home, Mount Washington. (DN) HOPCHAK, Margaret, died Jan. 11. Boron Funeral Home, Carrick. (DN) INNOCENTI, Marcella, of Baldwin Borough, died Jan.

11. Griffith Mortuary, South Park. (DN) JOYCE, Bridget A. Flaherty, 97, of Wexford, formerly of Greenfield and Galway, Ireland, died Jan. 11.

George A. Thomas Funeral Home, Mc-Candless. (DN) KLONOWSKI, Stanley of North Braddock, died Jan. 10. Albert G.

Lesko Funeral Home, North Braddock. (DN) KOBACH, Frank, 90, of Beechview, died Jan. 12. Beinhauer's Funeral Home, Beechview. (DN) KORENICH, William 84, of Upper St.

Clair, died Jan. 1 1 Beinhauer Funeral Home, Peters. (DN) KOSCO, George 80, of Munhall, died Jan. 1 1 James F. Kutch Funeral Home, Rankin.

(DN) LAUER, Beryl A. Marshall, died Dec. 30. Findlay C. Wylie Funeral Home, Penn Hills.

(DN) LAUGHLIN, Alexander 49, of Whitehall, died Jan. 12. Beinhauer's Funeral Home, Beechview. (DN) LERACH, Eveiyn died Jan. 11.

Simons Funeral Home, Ross. (DN) MARSHALL, Robert 94, of Natrona Heights, died Jan. 12. Robert Peters Funeral Home, Natrona Heights. (DN) McCOY, Dorothy Babson, died Jan.

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dairy. ALLEGHENY COUNTY ARENT, Mollie, of Oakland, died Jan. 1 1 Burton L.Hirsch Chapel, Squirrel Hill. (DN) ARNOLD, Paul died Jan. 11.

H.P. Brandt Funeral Home, Ross. (DN) ATTANUCCI, Charles of Beechview, died Jan. 10. Brusco-Napier Funeral Home, Beechview.

(my AYRES, Nellie M. Hartley, 85, of Bethel Park, died Jan. 12. Paul Henney Memorial Chapel, Bethel Park. (DN) BAITS, Mary Fausnaught, 52, of South Park, died Jan.

11. Paul Henney Memorial Chapel, Bethel Park. (DN) BAKER, Adelaide C. Quiring, died Jan. 11.

Walter J. Zalewski Funeral Home, Lawrenceville. (DN) -BERGMAN, Elsa 86, of Dormont, died Jan. 12. Beinhauer's Funeral Home, Beechview.

(DN) BERSTER, William of Upper St. Clair, died Jan. 10. Milton E. Hamel Mortuary, Upper St.

Clair. (DN) BLAIR, Gladys died Jan. 11. Edward A. Schepner Funeral Home, Crafton.

(DN) BONATESTA, Carmine 77, of Penn Hills, died Jar. 11. Soxman Funeral HomesRoth Chapel, Penn Mills. (DN) BUCHHEIT, Marian died Jan. 11.

William Slater Sons, Mount Washington. (DN) CALLOWAY, Judith Anne Marshall, 51 of Brent-Wood, died Jan. 10. John F. Slater Funeral Home, Brentwood.

(DN) CAPPS, Dorothy Nails, died Jan. 12. White Memorial Chapel, Point Breeze. (DN) CARR, James died Jan. 12.

Findlay C. Wylie Funeral Home, Penn Hills. (DN) CHOKEY, Anna of West Mifflin, died Jan. 11. Tefchart-Gracan Funeral Home, Duquesne.

(DN) COLL, John J. "Bud," died Jan. 12. McCabe Brothers Funeral Home, Shadyside. (DN) CRAVENER, Arthur 68, of Brentwood, died Mt.

Washington. Funeral Service on Tuesday at pm. CALLOWAY JUDITH ANNE (MARSHALL) On Saturday, January 10, 1998, of Brentwood; fiance of John Biel-stein; mother of Jennifer Calloway, and fiance David A. Kotler; grandmother of Robert Alexander Kotler; stepmother of Mark and Mike Calloway; daughter of the late Gene and Elaine Marshall; sister of Gene and Jim Marshall; cousin of A. Lee Mctaughlin.

Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 4201 Brownsville Road, Brentwood, Tues 6:30 9 pm. uary 10, 1998; beloved husband of. touise; father of John, Vincent, Janet, and Patricia; grandfather of Cara, Timothy, Daniel, Mathewand Michael.

Friends received at BRUSCO-NAPIER FUNERAL HOME, LTD. Broadway 8. Shiras Aves. Beechview, 7-9 Monday, Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Mass in St.

Catherine of Siena Church, Wednesday at 10 am. Interment in Queen of Heaven Cemetery. AYRES NELLIE M. (HARTLEY) Age 85, of Bethel Park, PA, on Monday, January 12, 1998; beloved wife of the late William beloved mother of Charles of Nevada, H. Thomas (Karen), of New Jersey and Lloyd Bertram (Jane), of North Carolina; sister-in-law of James and Betty Nelson; also survived by nine grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Friends will be received on Thur. 8. Fri. 2-4 at the PAUL L. HENNEY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC.

5570 Library Rd, BETHEt PARK, where services will be held on Sat. at 10a.m. Interment will follow at Jefferson Memorial Park. BAITS MARY (FAUSNAUGHT) Age 52, of South Park, on Jan. 11, 1998; beloved wife of Kenneth mother of Kenneth Jr.

(Beth Ann) of Baldwin; sister of Robert Fausnaught of Fin-leyville and James Fausnaught of Godfrey, PA; also survived by two granddaughters, Bethany tynne and Brittany Lynne; one niece and one nephew. Friends will be received Jan 13, 1998 from 2-4 and 7-9-pm at PAUL L. HENNEY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC. 5570 Library Rd, BETHEL PARK. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Wed.

at 10 am from St. Valentine Catholic Church. Interment will follow in Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Family requests memorial contributions be made to The American Cancer Society. BAKER ADELAIDE C.

(QUIRING) On Jan. 11, 1998; wife of the late Herbert C. Baker; beloved mother of Wayne Alan Bud Baker, Karen E. Ploesch and the late Judith L. Gratter; also ten grandchildren and twelve greatgrandchildren.

Friends received WALTER J. ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th Street, Lawrenceville on Tues. and Wed. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A Blessing Service will be held at the Funeral Home on Wed.

at 8:30 p.m. BERGMAN ELSA M. Age 86, formerly of Dormont, on Mon. Jan. 12, 1998; beloved wife of the late Carl J.

Bergman: loving mother of Sonia M. Lipski of Morn-ingside and Bruce C. Bergman of Peters grandmother of Erik, Aron and Kristofer Bergman; great-grandmother of Kirsten and Z6e. Funeral arrangements by BEIN-HAUERS. Friends welcome at 2630 ARENT MOLLIE On Sunday, January 11, 1998; beloved wife of the late Bernard Areht; sister of Fannie Goldberg of PA, Ida Fine of Boca Raton, Beatrice AAendelow of Brandt Beach, NJ, Paul tuterman of Richmond, VA, Joseph tuterman of Pghw PA; preceded in death by brothers, Abe, David, Morrie, Nathan and touis tuterman.

Services af the BURTON HIRSCH CHAPEL 2704 Murray Sq Hill (opp AAorrowfield on Tuesday at 11 a.m. Interment Temple Sinai Memorial Park. Visitations 1 hour prior to services (10-11 a.m.). Family suggests contributions to a charity of the donor's choice. ARNOLD v- PAUL G.

-'On Sunday, January 11, 1998, Paul G. Arnold; husband of the late Eva Rodkey Arnold, formerly of Oakmont and Plum Boro; father of James M. Arnold and wife Monique, of McCandless and Carol Short and husband Dr. G.A. Short, of Meridian, Mississippi and the late Alan Arnold; also survived by six grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.

No visitation. A Memorial Service will be held in the Monroeville Assembly of God Church on Wed. Arrangements by H.P. BRANDT FUNERAL Home, inc. 'A ATTANUCCI CHARLES P.

Of Beechview on Saturday, Jan- Crafton. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Philip Church, Wednesday 11a.m. BONATESTA CARMINE A. Age 77, of Penn Hills, passed away Jan.

11, 1998 after a long illness at the VA Hospital in beloved husband of Rose (Seriahni) Bonatesta; father of John Bonatesta and Dolores Ritter; son of the late John and Angelina Bonatesta; grandfather of Michael Bonatesta, Lisa Fiore, tori Ritter and Paula Ritter; also six great-grandchildren; brother of Ida Pecenak, Julia Ferrari, Rose Schilling, Mary Togni, Ann Bonatesta and the late Joseph Bonatesta. WWII veteran, injured in the service of his country; retired head chef of several area restaurants; member of American tegion Post 351 and Disabled American Veterans. Friends received Tues. and Wed. 2-4 7-9 pm at SOXMAN FUNERAL HOMES MORASCO CHAPEL, 9406 Frankstown Road (Near Graham Blvd.) Penn Hills.

Mass of Christian Burial Thurs. 10:30 am in St. Charles Lwanga Parish, Mother of Good Counsel Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. BUCHHEIT MARIAN L.

On Sunday, January 11, 1998; sister of the late Ruth Buchheit; also survived by aunts, uncles and cousins. Visitation Tuesday 10 am 1 pm, at WM. SLATER SONS, INC. Virginia Ave. and Kearsage Ct .1 West Liberty Avenue, 531-4000 Tues.

1-9 PM. and Wed. 10 AM. until time of service at 2 PM. Family suggests memorial contributions to Shadyside Presbyterian Church, 5121 West Minster Place, PA 15232.

BERSTER WILLIAM E. Of Upper St. Clair on Saturday, January 10, 1998; beloved husband of Madeline Berster; father of Barbara Knickerbocker of Kalamazoo, Ml and Kathy Morgan of Dallas, TX; also survived by 5 grandchildren, Scott, Paul, Debra, Colleen and Katie. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, January 14, 11am at Westminster Presbyterian Church, USC Twp. Mr.

Berster was a long time resident of USC Twp and its treasurer for 25 years. He was also very involved with the Shrine and USC High School Stage Crews. He was a Charter Member of Westminster Church. Bill also served the community as a volunteer fireman for many years. Arrangements by MILTON E.

HAMEL MORTUARY, 169 McMurray Upper St. Clair Twp. BLAIR GLADYS I. On Sunday, January 11, 1998; beloved wife of Robert mother of Jane Blair Welsh; sister of Shirley O'Malley and the late William, Edward and Charles Interthal. Friends received Tuesday at the EDWARD A.

SCHEPNER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 165 Noble i CAPPS DOROTHY L. (NALLS) Quietly on January 12, 1998, loving mother of Priscilla Jones and Stephen D. Capps of Wilkinsburg; daughter of Louise Nails; sister of teonard Nails of Providence, Rl and Geraldine Borom of Port St. tucy, Ft; grandmother of Brian, Allan and David Jones; great-grandmother of Brian Jones, Jr.

Friends may call Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-9 PM at WHITE MEMORIAL CHAPEL of POINT BREEZE, 7204 Thomas at Homewood Ave, where funeral ceremony will be Thursday, 10 AM. Interment High-wood Cemetery. Cont on pg B-7.