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8 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Wednesday, June 21, 1989 J22a2ie3i2e2i)B3 III B3SIF Tha Aeco-Waathar "forecast for 6 P.M. Wednesday, Juna 21 80 7P BO an HM Inmate sentenced in fight Stephen L. Bell, 22, of Philadelphia, was sentenced yesterday to one to 23 months in prison after pleading guilty to rioting and assaulting guards at the State Correctional Institution at Greensburg, where he is serving a 6-to-10-year term tor roDoery. ueii was one oi eight inmates accused of fighting Nov. 11.

Eight guards were injured as they tried to break up the fight between prisoners from Philadephia and Pittsburgh, according to state police. Five other prisoners have been accused of similar charges. FRONTS: Cold Warm Stationary iq0 19fl9 AmWMlhr. Irte ODITUARIZS Donald Bell, was Thrift Drug vice president Donald Bell, 60, retired vice president and director of public and professional affairs for the Thrift Drug died of a heart attack yesterday in Allegheny General Hospital. Mr.

Bell of Club House Drive, Franklin Park, worked for Thrift Drug for 33 years before retiring in February. He was president of his class at Duquesne University's School of Pharmacy, graduating in 1957. He served with the Army during the Korean War. Mr. Bell was a member of the state Board of Pharmacy, the National Association of Chain Drug Stores, the board of directors of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, the Perry-Ionic Lodge, and the Highland Country Club and served on the board of trustees of St.

Barnabas Nursing Home. Surviving are his wife, Jean Hay-ton Bell; two sons, Donald M. and Douglas both of Franklin Park; two daughters, Donna Jean Cover of Marshall and Judith Ann Mervic of Ross; a brother, Russell E. of Pittsburgh; and five grandchildren. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today and tomorrow in the Thomas B. Devlin Funeral Home, 806 Perry Highway, Ross. A Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Friday in St. Teresa Roman Catholic Church, 1000 Avila Court, Ross.

Burial will be in Allegheny County Memorial Park, McCandless. Sayre Scheiner Sayre Scheiner, 71, longtime owner of Scheiner's Scrap Yard in Mc-Keesport, died of heart failure Monday in Allegheny General Hospital. Mr. Scheiner of Emerson Street, Shadyside, a World War II veteran, was a leader in many civic causes in McKeesport. He was a member of Temple B'Nai Israel in McKeesport.

Surviving are his wife, Edith Ap-pelbaum Scheiner; a daughter, Harriet Scheiner of Pittsburgh; two sons, Samuel Scheiner of Dekalb, 111., and Avram Scheiner of Cleveland; and a granddaughter. Services and interment will be private. The family will be at home today, tomorrow and Friday.Arran-gements are by Ralph Schugar Inc. of Shadyside. Tom II.

Evans Tom H. Evans, 69, an assistant at Ralph Schugar Inc. funeral home, died of cardiorespiratory arrest Monday at St. Joseph Nursing and Health Care Center, Garfield. Mr.

Evans, of Cedarville Street, Bloomfield, was an assistant at the Shadyside funeral home for about 20 years. He was a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh. A veteran of World War II, Mr. Evans was a member of the American Legion Post 5, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 278, the Bloom-field Moose lodge and the German Singing Society of Bloomfield. Surviving are his wife, Patricia Evans; two daughters, Maureen Johnson of Oakmont and Patricia Evans of West Mifflin; five sons, Thomas of Bloomfield, David of the state of California, Robert of the North Side and Daniel and Donald, both of Pittsburgh; his father, Dr.

William H. Evans of St. Petersburg, six sisters, Ruth Schowerer of Florida, Marion Funk, Mercedes Collins, Hearty Fritz, Lorraine Evans and Carrol Keppel, all of Pittsburgh; six brothers, William H. Donald, Robert, Arthur, Regis and Richard, all of Pittsburgh; and two grandsons. Services and interment will be private.

ELSEWHERE Sonja Haas, 79, a Belgian-born lawyer who worked to win reparations for concentration camp survivors from the post-war German government, Sunday in New York after a long illness. Drew J.T. O'Keefe, 73, a former president of the Federal Bar Association and U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania from 1961 to 1969, Saturday at his home in Berwyn, after a long illness. Compiled by Cristina Rouvalis WEATHER TODAY Cloudy with a 90 percent chance of rain, high 70 to 75.

Tonight, cloudy with a 90 percent chance of rain, low In the mld-60s. TOMORROW Partly sunny and humid, low In the 60s, high In the 80s. FRIDAY Partly cloudy with a chance of rain, low 60 to 65, high 80 to 85. SATURDAY, SUNDAY Partly cloudy with a chance of rain, low 60 to 65, high 80 to 65. Shadyside Hospital wing Shadyside Hospital officials will break ground at 9 a.m today for a $100 million, 3-year expansion project that includes a new wing, a seven-story office building and garage and an addition to the hospital's main building on Centre Avenue.

Officials say the hospital needs the space to accommodate its medical staff, which is growing by about 25 doctors a year. The project is to be completed in 1992, and officials hope that donations will cover most of the cost Travelers' forecast Nation 24-hour report National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Weather Radio broadcasts latest weather Information or warnings 24 hours a day on VHF band at 162.55 MHz. District sky Today try oood. 62 Rain 88 Rain 65 Rain 65 Rain 63 Cloudy 63 Rain 72 Rain 60 Clear 65 Cloudy 63 Cloudy 73 Cloudy 58 Cloudy 62 Cloudy 74 Cloudy 74 Cloudy 63 Cloudy 69 Rsln 72 Clear 70 Clear 77 Cloudy 60 Cloudy 72 Clear 71 Cloudy Rain Rain Rain Rain Rain Rain Rain Altoons 77 65 Bradford 75 61 DuBolS 75 62 Erie 77 63 Harrtsburg 83 67 77 65 Voungstown 74 63 Morgantown Man denies robberies A Munhall man accused of being "the trench coat bandit" pleaded innocent yesterday to 11 counts of bank robbery. Grant McAfee, 39, of East Larkspur Street, is charged with 10 holdups and attempting an 11th between Jan.

25 and May 11. In each case, the robber wore a trench coat. McAfee, whose name was listed as McAffee in his first federal court appearances after his arrest last month, is being held without bond. Tomorrow Sky conk 61 61 Cloudy 62 68 Rsln 76 65 Rain 85 65 Rain 79 63 Cloudy 60 65 Cloudy 86 72 Rain 85 63 Clear 85 66 Cloudy 63 65 Cloudy 96 72 Cloudy 73 50 Cloudy 61 65 Cloudy 87 74 Cloudy 95 74 Cloudy 65 66 Clear 90 70 Rain 98 68 Clear 100 72 Clear 90 76 Cloudy 79 61 Cloudy 83 66 Cloudy 90 70 Cloudy 61 67 Rain 85 70 Rain 92 72 Cloudy 82 67 Rain 100 80 Clear 88 70 Cloudy 63 68 Clear 84 58 Clear 71 54 Cloudy 91 73 Rain 85 68 Rain Anchorage 62 Atlanta 70 Atlantic City 75 Baltimore 85 Boston 77 Buffalo 77 Charleston.S.C. 87 Chicago 84 Cincinnati 82 Cleveland 80 Dallas 07 Denver 74 Detroit 80 Honolulu 87 Houston 85 Indianapolis 83 Jacksonville 89 Las Vegas 98 Los Angeles 104 Miami Beach 89 Milwaukee 77 Minneapolis 92 New Orleans 90 New York 80 Norfolk 85 Orlando 91 Philadelphia 82 Phoenix 111 St.

Louis 89 San Diego 90 San Francisco 94 Seattle 65 Tampa 90 Washington 85 Jump from car kills Terrace Village man Yesterday 84 70 Clear 77 55 Clear 66 50 Cloudy 91 68 Clear 81 55 Clear 86 61 Clear 91 63 Cloudy 72 52 Clear 68 Cloudy Rsln 70 Foreign Belling Berlin Buenos Aires Cairo Geneva London Madrid Mexico City Montreal Moscow Paris Rome San Juan Sydney Tokyo Toronto Vancouver 71 77 54 Rain Rain 79 63 67 83 Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear 69 Clear 66 Clear 84 64 82 52 87 73 63 52 A Terrace Village man suffered a fatal head injury when he jumped from a moving car Monday afternoon as he was being driven to meet someone to whom he owed money, police said. Lester Jackson, 37, of Waring Court, died yesterday at Presbyterian-University Hospital of a head injury, the coroner's office said. It has listed the manner of Jackson's death as undetermined. Homicide detectives are investi Clear gating the incident. "Anytime there is an unexplained, sudden death like this, we investigate," said Sgt.

John O'Connor of the Homicide Squad. According to police, Jackson was in the back seat of a moving car when he opened the door at Monticel-lo and Sterrett streets and jumped out, hitting his head. The car did not stop, police said. Jackson and his wife, Linda, who lives on Frankstown Avenue Homewood, had gotten into the back seat of the car, police learned. There was a driver and another passenger in the front seat.

Police believe that Jackson was being taken to talk with a man to whom he owed money in a drug transaction, but that he and his wife were not forced into the car. While en route, Linda Jackson got out when the car stopped at a traffic light A short while later, Jackson jumped out, police said. Rain Rain Rain Rain 70 59 Cloudy 79 55 Cloudy 64 50 Almanac Since 1874. June 21 highest temp, was 95 In 1933; lowest temp, was 40 In 1968. Restitution to Navy A Greensburg man and his company have been placed on probation and ordered to make restitution of $30,375 to the Navy for making a false statement on a procurement contract John H.

Guckert, 39, of North Westmoreland Avenue, pleaded guilty to the charge May 17 on behalf of himself and Triad Manufacturing Co. U.S. District Judge Barron P. McCune sentenced Guckert to five years' probation Monday and ordered the restitution. Triad's contract involved filters used on nuclear-powered cruisers.

Alcosan checks unreported payments Pittsburgh akkM Sunset Wed 8:54 p.m. Sunrise Thur 5:50 a.m. Pollution index Downtown Good. Brackenrldge Good. Avalon Moderate.

Hazefwood Good. Liberty Borough Good. North Braddock Good. Oakland Unhlthful. South Fayette NA The Allegheny County Department of Health's 24-hour pollution complaint number Is 578-81 11.

River report Rivers In the Pittsburgh district were generally rising yesterday and will continue to rise today. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren. Pa. 7.5 Franklin, Pa. 9.2 Parker, Pa.

8.7 F. Mononga-hela River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pa. 13.5 F. Cheat River Parsons, W.Vs. 6.0 F.

West Fork River Clarksburg, W.Va. 6.2 F. Youghlogheny River: Sutersvllle, Pa. 5.2 F. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa.

6.0 F. Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16.1 Dashlelds Dam 17.5 Montgomery Dam, Pa. 17.9 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.Va. 21.1 Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling, W.Va.

Falling: Missing; Pool; Rising; Stationary; Unknown. Airport tamperstures 1 am 66 1 p.m 70 2 a.m 66 2 p.m 71 3 a.m 66 3 p.m 67 4 a.m 66 4 p.m 68 5 a.m 65 5 p.m 69 6 a.m 65 6 p.m 69 7 a.m 65 7 p.m 68 8 am 66 6 p.m 68 9 am 66 9 p.m 67 10 am 68 10 p.m 66 11 a.m 69 11 p.m 64 Noon 69 Midnight 63 Tamp, and precip. thia data: '88 '87 '86 '85 '84 '83 High 91 90 74 70 79 73 Low 61 64 64 50 59 63 Mean 76 77 69 60 69 68 Prec 0 0 0 .03 0 .05 Airport at midnight yesterday: Press. Wind Weather 30.09 63 97 E5 Cloudy Yesterday's high 71 Yesterday's low 63 Yesterday's mean 67 Yesterday's preelp 0.76 Normal temp. day 69 Detlc.

temp. day 2 Defic. temp. month 3 Excess temp.year 216 Total prec.month 6.05 Normal prec.month 2.20 Total prec.year 24.97 Normal prec.year 1 7.86 By Carmen J. Lee Post-Gazette Staff Writer The solicitor of the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority is trying to determine whether a former member of the state Ethics Commission received almost $40,000 in undocumented payments from the authority.

Chairman Ira Weiss told the Alcosan board yesterday that he had asked solicitor Regan Nerone to investigate whether James E. "Hooks" Farrell, who resigned from the Ethics Commission in May, received the payments during a previous Alcosan administration. If so, he said, Nerone is to determine whether the board can take any legal action to recover the money. Weiss said his action was the result of newspaper reports that Farrell had received the payments in the mid-1980s, but added that there were no invoices to document them. "The authority needs to know: Were the payments made? Whether at one time there was documentation that was later lost Were services given?" Weiss said after last night's board meeting.

"There is no documentation, and most of the board was not here during that time) He said Nerone had been investigating the matter for a couple of weeks. Weiss said his request had nothing to do with the Ethics Commission's decision, by a 3-2 vote, in April to clear former Alcosan Executive Director James E. Creehan of charges that he violated the state ethics law while he was director. Clifton Road detour The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has announced that reconstruction of Clifton Road in Bethel Park will begin at 9 a.m. today.

A 900-foot section of Clifton at the intersection of McMurray Road will be closed until late August The posted detour is Clifton Road to state Route 88, to South Park Road, to McMurray Road. C.H.&D. Enterprises of New Stanton is the contractor on the $413,494 project to remove a railroad overpass and reconstruct and realign the intersection of Clifton Road and Washington School Road. Farrell cast the swing vote in the decision and came under fire when it was revealed that he had voted in the case even though he had received consultant fees from Alcosan and was Creehan's longtime friend. Creehan was accused of using his influence with city officials to buy city-owned land along Arlington Avenue.

He also was charged with improperly accepting a $10,000 loan from a landscape architect who did work for Alcosan and was an investor with Creehan in a Mount Washington condominium. The Ethics Commission cleared Creehan of any wrongdoing in these cases. Weiss said possible legal action might not be against Farrell. He said the board would consider "whatever options, if any," it could take. He did not elaborate.

In other business, the board asked Nerone to prepare a legal agreement for the acquisition of the Saw Mill Run sewer that runs from Carson Street in Pittsburgh to Washington Junction in Bethel Park. The board had agreed in May to take control of the sewer line from Pittsburgh, Castle Shannon and Bethel Park. Weiss also said last night that the authority had closed an arrangement on June 1 to refinance $61 million from its 1986 $106 million bond issue. The cost of the refinancing, including $500,000 in insurance, was $1.4 million. Some of the money from the refinancing will be used to provide money for taking over the Saw Mill Run sewer line.

25-year sentence for rug thief still stands Crack sales charged An Aliquippa service station attendant was charged yesterday with selling crystallized cocaine, known as crack, to customers while on the job. Beaver County detectives, aided by state police, arrested Jimmie L. Lay, 46, of Superior Avenue, at a Pennzoil station at 1360 Kennedy Blvd. He was charged with possession of illegal drugs and intent to deliver. Chief county Detective David Matthews said undercover officers from his and state police offices have bought "two bucks of gas and two 'rocks' from Lay.

A preliminary bearing for Lay has not yet been scheduled. LOTTERY Bettors will have an opportunity to win a state lotto record of $19 million Friday because players failed to pick all six winning numbers in yesterday's drawing. They will have a shot at an even bigger jackpot today, when the Super 7 will be worth at least $20 million. Yesterday's drawing for the twice-weekly Wild Card Lotto was the eighth without a winner. The previous record lotto jackpot was $18.1 million for a Sept 2, 1983, drawing in the Pennsylvania Lotto, a predecessor of the current game.

The Super 7 game for April 26 produced the largest jackpot in North American history 1 and testified against his co-conspirator Iradj Chiani, 43, a Mt Lebanon rug dealer who was selling the stolen carpets. Chiani was sentenced to 21 years probation and ordered to pay $21,000 to five homeowners for the loss of their rugs. Khomeini's shrine NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) The burial place of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in south Tehran will become one of Islam's largest shrines, set in parkland and linked with major highways, a local official says. The state Superior Court upheld the sentence yesterday of Tracey E. Phillips, 24, of Garfield, who is serving a 25-to-145-year sentence for stealing jewelry, silverware and Oriental rugs in a series of house burglaries in Squirrel Hill.

In his appeal, Phillips contended that the sentence imposed by Common Pleas Judge Robert E. Dauer was excessive because he was young, addicted to drugs and alcohol and because his crimes were non-violent The appellate court said Dauer did not abuse his discretion. Following his arrest on July 21,.. 1987, Phillips cooperated with police $115.5 million. In yesterday's game, four players picked five num-.

bers and the wild card for $30,582, 146 picked five numbers for $1,508, 416 picked four numbers and the wild card for $588, 9,142 picked four numbers for $26.50 and 13,165 picked three numbers and the wild card for $11. Yesterday's daily number 385. Yesterday's Big Four 1228. Yesterday's Wild Card numbers 14,15, 18,29,30,47. The wild card was 21.

001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS FUJAN I A IIWHC Fliurn i bv 17 or ana ana Mt. Royal Glenshaw. where Services will be held on Thursday at 11 a.m. HOME. 703 Beaver areet-arandch dren.

James M. on Monday, June 19, 1989; beloved brother of Helen Lublc and the late orvice win be held In St. Stephen Eplsco- Family will receive visitors THURSDAY ONLY 2-4 7-9 p.m. at O'BRIEN'S. 3724 California at Cooper N.S.

Funeral Friday at 10 a.m. erkk St. Tliurs. 3 pjn. Sciullo, Chester E.

001 Death Notices Church at 10am. Please make donations to Nativity Church Building Fund. WRIGHT On Monday, June 19, 199, Harold L. of Shaler husband of the late Loretta C. Wright; father of Mrs.

Jeanne Bush brother of Mrs. Evelyn Patterson, and the late Robert Wright and Isabella Brose; grandfather of Steven, Timothy and Karen Bush. Friends received Wed. 7-9 p.m. at BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 007 Sclullo of CT; also survived YAKEMAWIZ (Crook) June Murray Yakemawlz, widow of Stanley R.

Yakemawlz Robert C. Crook, on Tuesday. June 20, 1989; beloved nwher of James L. Welsh, Thomas A. and John P.

Yakemawlz, Stephanie Darby of Columbus, OH, Joyce L. Yakemawlz, Michael C. Crook and the late Robert Yakemawlz; sister of Thomas George Murray; WADE Bertha W. Freidel, age 93, formerly of E. McKeesport, on Moa June 19, 1989; wile of the late Alfred mother of Jean Thayer, Joan Humphrey, and the late Alfred C.

five dv Tive grandchildren. Friends received at the JEFFERSON MEM. PK-4 prime lots 268-B744. 421-0136 ANDERSON On Mon. June lh, 1989, Mathilda Rice Anderson, In her 97th year; wife of the late James Rice and Charles Anderson; beloved mother of John and James Rice, Peogv Haas and Sarah Rice; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

No visitation. Services and Interment private. Arrangements by T. B. DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME.

BAUER On Sunday, June 18, 1989. Edward beloved husband of Rita McCarty Bauer of Rdu father of Marl lyn Mazzocca of Palmyra, PA and James E. Bauer; brother of Veronica Veixef, Betty Sevelk, Emma Foley; three grandchildren. Friends received Wed. 7-9 at T.

B. DEVUN FUNERAL HOME, 80a Perry Hwv, North Hills. VINCENT M. FEBBRARO FUNERAL HOME, 133 Meadow St. Thurs.

10 a.m.-9 JEFFERSON MEMORIAL 6 lots In Chapel Circle. $00 each. 457-8118. grandchildren; two great- i-rea i-uian, t-rances wal-noha Gladys Lescovlch; also survived by numerous nieces nephews. Friends received Wed.

Thurs. 2-9 St L. SZAFRANSKI FUNERAL HOME, WC, 101 3rd Carnegie, where Blessing Service will be held on Friday at 10 ajn. GALVIN On Tuesday, June SO, 1989, Joseph P. Jr.

(Jay); beloved husband of Jeanlne P. (Alder); father of Joey M. and Jamie Marie; dear son of Joseph and Lois Galvln; brother of Susan Marie. Friends welcome at the BEINHAUER LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, 4635 Butler St. (Lawrenceville), Wed.

Thurs. -4 7-4 p.m. Funeral Mass of Ro LINN Of Mt. Lebanon, on Monday June 19. 1989, Matthew Michael Linn, age 7, beloved son of Michael C.

and Mary Catherine Downey Linn; brother of Sarah Maeve and Patrick Richard Linn; grandson of W. Raymond and Elizabeth Downey and Patricia and Earl Linn; also survived by Ms aunt and uncle. Viewing hours have been omitted. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend his Mass of Christian Burial In St. Bernard's Church, Mt.

Lebanon, Thurs. morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will follow in Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Matthew Michael Linn Memorial Fund, CO Pgh. National Bank.

5th Ave. Office, Pgh. PA, 15265. (LAUGHUn'S. LY0CH On Tuesday, June 20, 1989, Elizabeth (Betty) of Swiss-vale; sister of Agnes Wagner and the late Helen and Andrew Lyoch; also nieces and nephews.

Friends received Wednesday and p.m., where services will be held on Fr at 10 a granocniioren; sister or fclsie Reeder. Visitation at E. A. FORGIE FUNERAL HOME, 1033 Broadway. F.

Htkmk. Member of Delta Braddock JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PIC 2 Lots, Garden of Peace S900. 835-1675 after 5. 007 007 i-ieia Looge, evv faajm. STARK on Thurs.

3-e and 7-9. Ser William, George and Sylvester Plotrowski; also many nieces and nephews. Friends received Tues. Wed. 12-9 p.m.

at JOHN J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME. INC, 119 S. 15th St. Funeral Thursday at 9 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial In St. Michael Church at 10 a.m. PURYEAR (Kendall) On Mon. evening June 19, 1989, Marian E. of Oakmont; wife of the late Lkvd; aunt of Robert H.

Convllle; two grand nephews; two grand nieces. Mrs. Puryear was a retired School Teacher. Friends and relatives may call BURKET-TRUBV FUNERAL HOME, CMC, 421 Allegheny Oakmont, Tues. 7-9, Wed 2-4 7-9, Funeral Thurs.

at 11 un, RAUSCH On Thurs. June 15, 1989 Paul V. of Ft. Wayne, Ind. formerly of Pgh; husband of the lata Adelaide; beloved brother of Leo Ollva alter of uncle of Robert Rausch of friends received 7-9pm Wed only at THOMAS L.

NIED FUNERAL HOME. MC, 7441 Washington Swlssvale. Blessing service Thurs. 10am at the Braddock Catholic Cemetery Chapel, Brin-ton Rd, Braddock Hills. SCHEINER On Monday, June 19, 1989, Sayre; beloved husband of vices on rrt.

mt 1 1 ajn. Of Marian Manor, on Tuesday morning June 30, 1989. WATTS Anderson, Mathilda Rice Bauer, Edward R. Bayles, Charles R. Bell, Donald Bradley, Edna M.

Fujan, James M. Galvin, Joseph P. Jr. (Jay) Grayson, Steve Kasperzyk, Frank T. Kramer, Edith R.

Struif Linn, Matthew Michael Lyoch, Elizabeth (Betty) Moberg, Edna O'Malley, Patrick Piotrowski, Margaret Puryear, Marian E. (Kendall) Rausch, Paul V. Scheiner, Sayre Schilling, Anthony F. Jr. Schmertz, Adele Landau Stark, Madeline M.

rvtaaenne m. Marx, wire or me ate Anorew M. Sturk: Nellie on June 18, 1989-beloved mother of Alonzo mother of John A. Stark: also survived bv two or and- daughters, Nancy S. uorinoer a.

cnrista Dtck AreyouGatliolie? Jr, caroie J. white and Dona Bazemore; also two sisters- two brothers end a host of grandchildren; great-grandchildren; nieces- IIMlhM. Mil I 1 ens. Friends may call at LHUlrMLIH in Washington Mt. Lebanon WEDNESDAY 2-4 7-9 pm.

Mass of Christian Burial rJ carved 7-9 Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 will be orrered in Our LjmIv -t p.m. i nurs. at SPRIGGS I. WATSON FUNERAL HOME, 730 N. Lang p.m.

at the albert LESKO FUNERAL HOME, of Grace Church Thursday morning at 10 clock. Interment Ouaen of Heaven Bell Jones N. Braddock. Mass of Christian burial Friday, 10 a.m. In "J- victory Tem-PJJ.

Church of God-Grotto St. Interment Allegheny Cam. Cemetery. MEMORIALS MAY BE MADE TO: Marian AA Bnnr 1A.OC lall.ek.t.v Good Shepherd Church. M0BERG Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15220.

STRUCALY man imoiic uurlM Frl. 11 a.m. In St. Augustine Church GRAYSON On Monday, June 19. .989, Steve Grayson of Pltcairn, husband of Hilda Kucera Grayson; father of Janet Gwillim and Jerome Grayson; brother of Frances Draoanac, Barbara Glass, Frank Grayson, Dorothy Gracan, Helen Jambor and Mary Campbell; also six Grandchildren; one greatgrandchild.

Friends received at the WM. O. PEARCE FUNERAL HOME. 318 Wall Pttcalrn, Wed. 2-4 7-9.

Services thurs. at 1PM. KASPERZYK On Monday, June 19, 1989, Frank T. of McKeet Rocks; husband of Norma Byrom; father of Linda Klmak; grandfather of David Klmak; brother of Joseph and Marie Kasper. Friends may call 7-9 Tues 3-4 7-9 Wed.

at McDERMOTT FU WHITFIELD If so, this is important to you! Your Catholic heritage entitles you, and your entire family, to burial in a Catholic Cemetery. In order to safeguard this sacred privilege, the Catholic On Tuesday June 20, 1989 Edna of Wllklnsburg; aunt of ie taeo On June 30th, 1989, of Theresa (Sutlla) of Swlssvale services ana invermenr private. Telephone Pioneers, Fort Pttt Chapter, Communl-cattorts Workers Local 2597 Invited. Contributions to American Heart Association. BAYLES On June 19 1989.

Charles beloved husband of Virginia (Kearns) Bevies; fattier of Mrs. Judy A. Gll-rov and James C. Beyles; grandfather of Jeanlne, Kerry and Moreen. Friends received In the EDWARD P.

KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave, where eiesslno Service will be held FrT at 13 noon. Visitation with family Wad. Thur. 1-4 7-9 pjtl. BELL on Tuesday, June 20, 1989, Donald Bell Of Wexford.

Beloved husband of Jean May-ton Bell; father of Donna Jean Cover, Donald M. Bell Judith Ann Mervlck and Douglas W. Bell; brother of Russell E. Bell. Also survived by five grandchildren.

Friends received Wed. Thur. 1-4 7-9 p.m. at the T. B.

DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME. 806 Perry North Hills. Mass of Chris- ureemree, ieorge hus-band of ftatheryn; father of Ronald, KennetK, Robert. If TimII. I iviaurwen murpny anow, whom she raised; also survived by eight other nieces and nephews.

Friends will formerly of Ranfcln; beloved wife of the late Marko: be be received at the PAUL E. loved mother of John or l-L, Amelia Secunda of Freeport, Vennell; 8 grandchildren; VON GEIS FUNERAL Frank of CT. Hunt or ur- 'o nieces and nephews! Aanes Strucaly tie Creek i. taim AppeiDaum scheiner; beloved father of Harriet Scheiner of Samuel Scheiner of Dekalb, IL and Avram Scheiner of Cleveland. OH; grandfather of Kayia Scheiner.

Services and Interment private. Contributions may be made to the Jewish Community Center, Cardiovascular Program, 5738 Forbes Ave, PA. 15717. Family will be at home on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Arrangements by the RALPH schugar Chapel, ate.

weo. noon Strucaly, Theresa Sutila Thomas, Clyde L. Lowry Wade, Bertha W. (Freidel) Watts, Nellie M. Whitfield, George P.

Wielgoleski, Joseph A. Wright, Harold L. Yakemawiz (Crook), June Murray of Swlssvale, Mary Lebeda of w. Homestead. Barbara HOME, Center at Wallace, Wilk, THURSOAV 3-4 and 7-9, where Services will be held Frl.

at 11 a.m. Interment Woooiawn Cemetery. rijvti nrf Mart I. PA' Sister mm Am Cemeteries of the Diocese of Pittsburgh offer you many special advantages when you of Joseph Sutlla of CT and MARVEY COftBA FUNER AL HOME, 997 Greer, tree RoVGreen Tree. Mass of CMstlan Burial In St.

Mar- late cheer grana nine great-grandchildren. 0MALLEY On Tuesday, June 30, 1989, Patrick; beloved son of Marlorle Kunkel O'Malley Z.t JlfW'r, NERAL HOME, 1375 Chartlers McKees Rocks, where Service will reserve burial space in advance mortal contributions to the be held Thursday 10:15 a-m. Mmericen nearr Assoc or St. Margaret Bldg, FundT -nendS receivea i ues. a Wed.

3-4 7-9 at JAMES F. KUTCH FUNERAL HOME, 107 Fourth Rankin. Mast of Christian Burial Thurs. 9:30 a.m. B.V.M.

Church, Rankin. Family reguests contribu KRAMER On June 19, 199, Edith R. Strulf Kramer: beloved wife 001 Death Notices Catholic Cemeteries offer: Kan Burial In St. Theresa Cnurcn i-noav iu ajn. tions be made to Tha American Heart Assn.

or ChlkJrens Hospital of Pgh. Sidney Landau. Prtvate graveside services on Wed. at West View Cemetery of Ro-det Shalom congregation. Family sugoests contributions to a charity of the do THOMAS WIELGOLESKI On Mon.

June 19, 1989 Joseph A- (Wlggy) of Baldwin Boro; beloved husband of Mary Arm (Murphyl; father of David Murphy 1 Grace Jenesko; also grandchildren. Brother of Jennie Zettl, Frances Ray, Edward Wlel, Stanley Wlel, Eugene Wielgoleski, George Wielgoleski, Tom Wlggy i the late Stella Loooer' friend, rm. 0 Refunds on unused graves and crypts 0 Small down payments ano rne late wmiam p. O'Malley brother of Rev. William Thomas, Kevin Brian 3., Michael, Maureen.

Colleen A. Lelb, Sean Mary B. White Martin J. O'Malley; also nieces a nephews. Friends received at FRANK R.

PERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 933 Saxonburg Shaler Twp. (adlacent to Shaler Plaza), Concelebrated Mass of Christian Burial All Saints Church, Etna, Thurs. June 37 at 11 a m. visitation Wednesday 3-4 7-9 p.m. PI0TR0WSKI On Monday.

June 19, 1989, Maroaret of the S.S.; dear ET Protection against future inflation nor cholc. Arrjmfloirwntl Anthony F. suddenly on Tues, June 30, 1989; husband of the late Margaret J. (Boras); beloved father of Kethie stiller, Paul Trlcla Schilling. Friends may call Thurs.

Friday 3-4 7-9 p.m. at ROTH CHAPEL OF MOP A SCO KNEE SOX -MAN, LTD, 7450 Seltsburg Rd. at Universal, Perm Hills. Mass of Christian Burial on Sat. 10 a.m.

In Our Lady of Joy Church, Holiday Park. SCHMERTZ On Tues. June 30, 1989, Adele Landau beloved wife of late Lee Schmerti; mother of Diana Schmertr and Clyde Schmerti; Sister of Morton Landau of Sacramento, CA, and te late by the BURTON HIRSCM of the late George F. mother of J. Joseph of Swlssvale, John E.

of Llgon-ler and Rev. George F. of OH and the late Irene Cor-tese and wmiam daughter of the late Mr. Mrs. Anton 10 grendchfl-dren; II great-grandchildren; threa great-great-grandchildren.

Friends received at EDWARD T. PERRONE MORTUARY, 7455 Church Swlssvale. Pontlflclal concelebrant Mass at Madonna Del Castelkj Church on Thurs. at 13 noon. Donations to your favorite chart-ty.

Family hours 1-4 7-9. On June 19, 199 Clyde L. Lowry of Sewlckley, PA; son of the late Clyde Smith Thomas and Emilia Wehn Thomas; brother of Dorothy Thomas Blben and Eleanor Thomas Brlogs Elliabeth Thomas Marks and Wayne Thomas, Gladys Thomas Shefer and Virginia Thomas SCIULLO BRADLEY Edna M. on Tues. June 70, 1989.

of Brldgevllle. Mother of Leo, Lloyd, Norman Bradley and Edna Dymond; sister of Norman Watts and Eleanor Wlllams' also seven grandchildren. Friends received Wed. only, 2 pm. A 7 pm.

at the EDWARD 6. WOLF. JR. FUNERAL HOME, 715 Mill Brldgevllle. Mass of Christian Burial Thurv 10 am.

St. Agatha fi-C Church. On June 19. 19B9. Chester celved Weo Thurs 3-4 (, beloved hiKh.nd nf Mm-.

For more information call us at 421-9968. 79pm at GRIFFITH MORTUARY, INC, MJe Browns, villa Broughton-Curry. South Park Twn. Fnn.r.l tha Tassarl; fether of Mar-g)ret Darrah, Donn, Galla, Robert Sclullo and Nancy Kurpk: SWDfather nf Ullll.m Freese; also survived Dy nieces nephews. Friends received Tues.

7-9 p.m.. Wed. it 1 7-9 OJTl. DAL- Frl. at 9Joam with mass of Christian Burial In Nativity kowsk I Joseph, Ctiarles, Gerard, araiph and the lata Cumber; brother of Robert.