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6 Pittsburgh Fost-Gacttc: Tuesday, November 20, 1990 The Accu-Weather forecast for noon, Tuesday, Nov. 20. 40 Lines show high temperatures. 40 40 80 FRONTS: 80 COLD WARM STATIONARY 0 0 0 0 HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STOBMS HURHIES SHOW ICE SUNNY PT CLOUOY 0.0901 OBITUARIES J. Budway, distinguished soloist on lute Joseph Budway, 78, of Brookline, a renowned Lebanese musician, died of cancer Sunday in West Penn Hospital.

His expertise and mastery of the oud, a Middle Eastern lute, distinguished him as one of the finest soloists in North America. His artistry was enjoyed by the Arabic community for more than 60 years and he was asked to perform before King Faisal of Saudia Arabia in Washington, DC, in the late 1960s. In 1979, the Pittsburgh Arab-American community held a testimonial to Mr. Budway for his contributions to preserving the culture and the music of the Middle East. He was known locally for his performances at the Mediterranean Restaurant in the South Hills from ,1969 to 1980.

Mr. Budway arrived in Pittsburgh from his native Lebanon at the age of 12 with his mother and brother and lived in the city for most of his life. His musical career took him to extended engagements in New York; Washington, DC; Miami; and, more recently, Philadelphia. Mr. Budway was a member of Our Lady of Victory Maronite Church in Brookline.

He is survived by his wife, Wadad; two daughters, Diane Kuzma of Jean-Pierre Bosze, of suburban Hoffman Estates, died yesterday morning, said Edward Jordan, the Bosze family attorney. The child's father, Tamas Bosze, sought a landmark court ruling to force Nancy Curran his former girlfriend and the mother of Jean-Pierre's 3-year-old half-siblings to have the twins tested as possible bone marrow donors. Curran opposed testing the twins, saying the transplant procedure would be too painful. In September, the Illinois Supreme Court affirmed a lower court's ruling in favor of Curran. A motion for the Illinois Supreme Court to reconsider its decision was pending.

ELSEWHERE Maurice N. Richlin, 70, an Oscar-winning screenwriter of "Pillow Talk" who helped create the clumsy Inspector Clouseau of "The Pink Panther" series, of cancer Tuesday in St. John's Hospital and Health Center in Santa Monica, Calif. Gen. Sun Li-jen, 91, a Nationalist Chinese war hero who was accused of trying to topple President Chiang Kai-shek, of pneumonia and sepsis yesterday in Taichung, in central Taiwan, hospital officials said.

In 1955, six years after the Nationalists lost a civil war to Communist forces and retreated to Taiwan, he and other officers were accused of plotting to overthrow Chiang. Compiled by Kristen Velyvis Cooper Grant; and two sisters, Ruth Davis of Beaver and Joan McEl-haney of Rochester. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.

services tomorrow in William Murphy Funeral Home 349 Adams Rochester. Burial will be in Beaver Cemetery. Margaret Hissrich Margaret M. Hissrich, 89, a Wil-kinsburg native, died of coronary occlusion Sunday in Beverly Manor of Monroeville. She was a member of various Catholic organizations.

Surviving are four daughters, Peggy E. Jae of Monroeville, Grace C. Scott and Florence M. Thoma, both of Largo, and Ruth E. Iksic of Wilkins; a stepson, Richard E.

Hissrich of Forest Hills; 17 grandchildren; and 19 greatgrandchildren. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in Maurice L. Knee 800 Center Wilkinsburg. A Mass will be sung by her grandson, John E.

Hissrich, in St. John Fisher Church, 99 Lewin Lane, Churchill, at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in New St. Joseph Cemetery in North Versailles.

Boy dies of leukemia after legal fight lost PARK RIDGE, 111. (AP) A 13-year-old leukemia victim whose father waged an unsuccessful legal battle for a potentially life-saving bone marrow transplant died yesterday, a spokesman said. Munhall and Norma Borik of Brookline; and three brothers, Albert of Brookline, Leo of Point Breeze and Raymond of Brookline. Pittsburgh jazz singer Maureen Budway is his niece. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today in the Frank F. DeBor Funeral Home 1065 Brookline Blvd. A Mass will be said at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Victory Maronite Church, 600 Dunster St. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

John A. Grant John A. Grant, 64, Beaver County engineer and wildlife conservationist, died of a heart attack Sunday in his summer home in Crawford County. Mr. Grant, of Rochester, was a former Beaver councilman.

He worked for Michael Baker Corp. for 29 years before entering county employment in 1983. He attended Geneva College and the University of Pittsburgh. He was a member of state and county professional engineer associations, Ducks Unlimited, St. James Lodge 457 in Beaver and the New Castle Consistory.

Mr. Grant had been an officer with the Beaver County Humane Society and a founding member of the Beaver Area Jaycees. He served in the Navy during World War II. During the Ashland Oil Inc. spill in the Monongahela and Ohio rivers in 1985, Mr.

Grant set up a hospital for five days to treat oil-slicked fowl and other wildlife. Surviving are his wife, Phyllis 1990 AecuWMlher, Inc THURSDAY Rain likely and turning colder, low 35 to 45, high 55 to 65. FRIDAY, SATURDAY A chanty of flurries, low 25 to 35, high 35.to 45. 24-hour report National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Weather Radio broadcasts latest weather information jjr warnings 24 hours a day. op VHF band at 162 55 MHz.

WEATHER TODAY Mostly sunny, high 50 to 55. Tonight, fair, low 35 to 40. TOMORROW Partly cloudy with a chance of rain at night, low 35 to 45, high 55 to 65. Travelers' forecast Nation Today Tomorrow Sky Sky cond. eond Anchorage 23 15 Cloudy 20 12 Snow Atlanta 70 44 Clear 72 50 Clear Atlantic City 52 33 Clear 59 39 Cloudy Baltimore 56 28 Clear 60 30 Clear Boston 51 34 Clear 53 36 Clear Buffalo 47 30 Cloudy 52 34 Cloudy Charleston.S C.

73 39 Clear 74 45 Clear Chicago 55 40 Cloudy 63 48 Clear Cincinnati 59 40 Cloudy 69 49 Cloudy Cleveland 55 34 Cloudy 66 44 Cloudy Dallas 79 60 Cloudy 79 63 Cloudy Denver 62 34 Clear 50 32 Clear Detroit 55 32 Cloudy 58 40 Rain Honolulu 77 72 Clear 81 73 Cloudy Houston 82 65 Cloudy 82 66 Cloudy Indianapolis 58 42 Cloudy 63 48 Rain Jacksonville 74 38 Clear 75 47 Clear Las Vegas 61 47 Rain 59 42 Clear Los Angeles 62 55 Rain 65 47 Cloudy Miami Beach 81 60 Clear 82 66 Cloudy Milwaukee 56 40 Cloudy 58 47 Cloudy Minneapolis 50 37 Cloudy 47 38 Cloudy New Orleans 78 55 Cloudy 80 60 Cloudy New York 53 36 Clear 57 40 Cloudy Norfolk 59 36 Clear 62 39 Clear Orlando 80 50 Clear 81 55 Clear Philadelphia 53 31 Clear 58 37 Cloudy Phoenix 71 61 Cloudy 69 52 Cloudy St. Louis 69 48 Cloudy 74 58 Cloudy San Diego 64 58 Rain 64 50 Cloudy San Francisco 59 50 Clear 59 49 Cloudy San Juan 89 74 Cloudy 88 74 Cloudy Seattle 44 36 Rain 45 36 Rain Tampa 80 51 Clear 81 56 Clear Washington 57 31 Clear 62 34 Clear District Todays Sky forecast: I coxa. Altoona 54 36 Cleir Bradford 50 34 Clear DuBois 51 35 Clear Erie 50 36 Clear Harrisburg 55 35 Clear Johnstown 54 35 Clear Youngstown 50 32 Clear Morgantown MM Foreign yiirdy Beiing 46 27 Cloudy Berlin 45 37 Cloudy Buenos Aires 86 62 Clear Cairo 84 59 Clear Geneva 55 48 Cloudy Jerusalem 73 55 Clear London 50 45 Cloudy Madrid 70 46 Clear Mexico City 77 50 Cloudy Montreal 32 19 Cloudy Moscow MM New Delhi 87 53 Cloudy Paris 54 45 Clear Rome 63 43 Clear Sydney 72 54 Clear Tokyo 64 57 Cloudy Toronto 39 19 Cloudy Vancouver 45 37 Cloudy GCAC seeking consultant to oversee 10-year plan By Carmen J. Lee Post-Gazette Staff Writer Community College of Allegheny County trustees agreed yesterday to begin a nationwide search for a consultant to oversee and guide the school's long-range plan. The consultant will be paid no more than $100,000, according to the measure approved.

College officials said they hoped to select a consultant by the end of the year. The trustees last month approved the 10-year plan, which is designed to create more specialized courses and provide building and program expansion to accommodate a growing enrollment. The plan also calls for the establishment of a Center for Professional Development in the Union Trust Building, Downtown. David Lewis, a member of the board's plant and site committee, said that while college staff had developed projections for enrollment, programs and equipment for the master plan, they needed a consultant to help coordinate these estimates with anticipated space Almanac Since 1874. Nov 20 highest temp was 75 Airport temperatures 1 a 27 1 46 2 a 28 2pm 48 3 am 28 3pm 49 4 a.m 25 4 p.m 47 5am 26 5pm 46 6 a.m 25 6pm 44 7 am 23 7 pm 44 8 a.m 24 8pm 44 9 a.m 29 9 p.m 43 10 a.m 37 10 p.m 40 11 a.m 43 11 p.m 35 Noon 45 Midnight 34 Temp, and precip.

this date: 89 '88 87 '85 61 36 48 0 '84 37 32 34 High 58 Low 37 Mean 48 Prec 68 42 55 .80 55 40 48 0 Airport at midnight yesterday: Press. Wind Weather 30 16 34 78 Calm Cloudy Yesterday's high 50 Yesterday's low 22 Yesterday's mean 36 Yesterday's precip 0 Normal temp. day 40 Deftc. temp. day 4 Excess temp.

month 32 Excess temp year 843 Total prec. month 1 30 Normal prec. month 154 Total prec. year 42.98 Normal prec year 32 93 Collapse of floor A worker for a Penn Hills demolition company was killed yesterday when a part of the third floor of the former May Stern Co. building collapsed at 3 p.m.

at 700 River North Side, the Allegheny County coroner reported. Gerald P. Beckowicz, 37, of North Second Street, Clairton, was pronounced dead at the scene at 3:09 p.m., said a spokesman for the coroner. Education board rebuked at Hill District meeting Pair arrested in drugs A Monroeville pair has been arrested on drug charges after authorities arranged a meeting in West Virginia with people they said were their suppliers, a state police spokesman said yesterday. John Green and Carmella Senior, both 27, were charged Sunday with possession of cocaine with intent to deliver and conspiracy to distribute cocaine, state police spokesman Ric Robinson said.

They were being held yesterday on $250,000 bond each in the Kanawha County Jail in Charleston, W.Va., authorities said. Zoning for tower denied City zoning officials have refused to allow Bentleyville Telephone Co. of Washington County to erect a 400-foot communications tower on Mount Washington. The Zoning Board of Adjustment said such a tower at 106 Bailey Ave. would be "contrary to the public interest" and would constitute a potential danger to nearby houses and residents.

The company had wanted the board to grant a variance for the property, now zoned for multifamily residential uses. Mount Washington residents and City Council members Michelle Madoff and Eugene Ric-ciardi had opposed the tower at a hearing in September. Checks stolen, forged Economy police are investigating the forging of four checks totaling $29,500 that were stolen from the Pittsburgh Firefighters Federal Credit Union in Elliott. The four blank checks stolen from the front counter of the credit union were endorsed with the name of Bland Giv-ens of Mars, whose firm has cleaned the offices for about seven months, police reported. The checks included the forged signature of credit union assistant treasurer Karen Harris, police said.

Economy Policeman Mark Burton said no arrest warrants had been issued. Minority business post Mayor Masloff has appointed community activist Jeffrey K. Thomas to the city's Minority Business Enterprise Committee. Thomas, 32, of the North Side, is local president of the Jobs With Peace Campaign, a national organization aimed at redirecting military spending to social programs. He is also project coordinator for the Westside Community Development which oversees economic and social development programs for the Fairywood neighborhood.

City Council is scheduled to vote on his appointment today. PREVIOUS DEATHS 001 Death Notices HOME, 1032 needs in building, landscaping and parking. Bob Hamilton, director of facilities at CCAC, said buildings at the South, North Side and Boyce campuses were constructed based on an estimated enrollment at each campus of 2,000 full-time equivalent students, which is based on a calculation of full- and part-time student enrollment. Enrollment is almost four times that, he said. School officials also announced efforts to start a technical preparation program Tech Prep next fall in conjunction with local school districts and businesses.

Under the plan, students would begin studying fields such as computer programming and electronics in high school, complete the courses at the college and enter the work force upon graduation. The Pittsburgh School District has agreed to participate in the program. College spokesman David Egan said the program would involve determining what type of technical expertise was needed by local businesses. child to work through approval. It is still a board priority to narrow the achievement gap between white and black children she said.

The mayor's commission plans to develop community coalitions to address the needs of children and youth within the Hill District. About 100 people attended the meeting last night. Jim Henry, executive director of the Hill House Association, said, "Education is the most important factor, not only for children but for adults as well." Henry said drugs and crime in the community would not be solved by more police. "We have to take the responsibility for rebuilding our community." LOTTERY PENNSYLVANIA Yesterday's daily number 949; Big 4 4334. OHIO Pick 3 184; Pick 4 1817; Cards 7 of Hearts, 5 of Clubs, 9 of Diamonds, King of Spades.

WEST VIRGINIA Daily 3 605; Daily 4 9606. 001 Death Notices 001 Death ren J. Dowd, sister ot Betty Ricbords. Cotherine Frel-monn, Fronk Caveney, Marge Rodgers and Dorothy Jackson; olio survived by 17 arandchildren. Friends re Rodgers.

The visitors 2 4 ft 7-9 3724 California N.S. St. Cyrtal in 193 lowest temp was 17 in 1980 Pittsburgh skies Sunset Tues 4 59 Sunrise Wed 7 13 a Pollution index Downtown Good Brackenridge NA. Avalon NA Hazelwood Good Liberty Borough Moderate. North Braddock Good.

Oakland Good. South Fayette Good. 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 (ailing and will change little during the next 24 hours. River stages were reported as follows.

Allegheny River. Warren. Pa 5 9 F. Franklin. Pa 6 4 F.

Parker. Pa 6.3 Monongahela River: Greensboro. Lock 7. Pa. 10 2S.

Cheat River: Parsons. Va 3.4 West Fork River: Clarksburg. Va. 4 5 F. Youghioqheny River: Sutersville.

Pa. 4 5 F. Beaver River Beaver Falls. Pa 4 9 F. Ohio River: Pittsburgh.

Pa. 16 5 P. Dashields Dam 15 3 F.Montgomery Dam, Pa. 139R. Pike Island Lock and Dam.

Va. 14.4 F. Wheeling Wharf. Wheeling. Va Falling; Missing; Pool.

Rising. Stationary. Unknown. kills workman Beckowicz, a burner for the Nor-alco was cutting beams on the second floor of a corner of a building that had been an addition to the Stern structure, city homicide detectjves said. When the third floor did not fall down as planned, Beckowicz went back inside and struck the beams with a sledge hammer.

He was preparing to use the torch again when the third floor collapsed on top of him, police said. rhea, in her case, could indicate any of a ton of things, from something as simple as a cold to organ rejection." Surgeons had removed most' of Tracey's small intestine at the age of 4 months because it had become severely inflamed. The remaining portion was too short to enable her to digest food properly. She wa fed intravenously with a high-protein fluid that damaged her liver. The transplant team at Children's Hospital was led by Dr.

Andreas Tzakis. Notices 001 Death Notices IN BRIEF Latrobe man suspect in rapes State police in Westmoreland County said yesterday that they suspected that a Latrobe man committed two rapes and five indecent assaults that occurred throughout the county in 1989. Matthew Joseph Matteo, 22, was arrested Sunday evening by Clarion police on suspicion of a theft that occurred that day. Information was developed that linked Matteo to the other incidents, state police said. Police from the areas where the rapes and assaults occurred will meet today with District Attorney John Driscoll to discuss the possibility of filing additional criminal charges.

State police said the rapes and assaults in which Matteo is suspected involved women working alone in small businesses. Officers said the assaults occurred at about the time the businesses were closing. Body found in fire rubble The body of a Fayette County man was discovered in the rubble of a fire that destroyed a two-story building in German Township early yesterday, state police in Union-town said. Fayette County Coroner Phillip Reilly last night tentatively identified the victim as Michael Osgood, 28, who lived on the second floor of the building in the village of Adah. The fire was reported at 4:29 a.m.

and Osgood's body was discovered at 10:50 a.m., police said. He died of carbon monoxide poisoning, Reilly said. 2-mill tax boost faced Property owners in Beaver Borough could face a 2-mill tax increase in 1991 to pay for a new fire station under a preliminary $1.48 million budget recently approved by council. This would increase property taxes to 13 mills. Allentown fire probed The city arson squad is investigating a four-alarm fire in Allen-town that began Sunday night in a vacant house and spread to an occupied dwelling next door.

The fire that began in the vacant house at 726 Eureka St. was reported at 11:56 p.m. Sunday and was brought under control at 3:35 a.m. yesterday, said Deputy Fire Chief John Moran. Notices LATEST DEATHS Anderson, Ruth Dolak Darney, Albert A.

DeFazto, Naomi Dempsey, Mary (Kay) Heil Dowd. Ellen May Eremita, Silvio J. (Cebe) Freyvogel. Mary Rodgers George, Zola Marie Jenkins, Jessie Grendzinski Kontrick, Albert Kovach, Elizabeth E. Aranyas Levenson, Fannie Muse, Elroy 0.

Paul, Arthur G. Schneider, Dora I. Flemming Shrewsbury, James L. Steele, Lydia McKee Wagner, Thecla R. jZreliak (Szambelan).

Jean jooi Death Notices (John, sister ot Antnony iGrendinsM and the late Helen Pezdek, Stetio Ro-iryrfco ft Robert also survived by nieces ft nephews rienos received Of WALTER ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th By Regis M. Stefanik Post-Gazette Staff Writer The Hill District won't become a better community until the Board of Public Education becomes more responsive to the community's needs, a former board member said last night. City Councilman Jake Milliones. a lormer city school director, said, "We know how to educate Black American children, but the board of education is not serious about it. "Programs were cut out of the budget and there has been no significant increase in the number of Black American teachers.

Parents have to become more politically involved," said Milliones before the Mayor's Commission on Families town meeting in the Calvary Baptist Church in the Hill District. But school board Vice President Jean Fink disagreed. "I don't know of any programs that have been cut out of the budget that would take away from the education of black children," said Fink, when contacted after the meeting. "There is no way for a school system to have a program for all kids that will work without a caring teacher who has to tell the children -they can do it and encourage the 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices ANDERSON reiwood, 52 1 -8 116, Memorial Services Transplant girl readmitted at Children's Tracey Gonzales, 3, who received a liver and intestines in an unusual transplant operation at Children's Hospital July 23, was re-admitted to the hospital Sunday night after a bout of diarrhea. The Corpus Christi, Texas, girl was in fair condition yesterday, hospital spokeswoman Sue Cardillo said.

"She's up and around she's not confined to bed," Cardillo said. "Tests are being done on her today to rule out any serious disorders. Diar 001 Death Notices 001 Death brother or Marv Lipiska, George. Of TN, William, of VA, Regis ft the lote Anthony Mikfos; brother-in-low of Fronk Marshall; olso survived by two grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at the G. S. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, 7025 Perrysville Ave. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in Annunciation Church ot 10 a.m.

Mr. Miklos is a member of the D.A.V. and American Legion 41. MUSE On Monday- Nov. 19, 1990, Elroy O.

of Allison Park; husband of Diane Faidley; father of Anita Stevenson, Patricia Helmburg, Tammy and Elroy L. Muse II; brother of Nelie ft Horold Muse; six grand ond two qreat- Visisfation ues. 2-9 p.m. NEELY'S. 2208 Mt.

Royal Glen-shaw. Private Service and Funeral on Wednesday. PAUL daughter, "i-A 7-9 at H. P. HOME, Christian a.m.

St. SCHNEIDER On Sundav. Dora I. wife of the Schneider; J. Schneider Thomas A.

survived by and children. m. TUES. FUNERAL Conrov ot McHuao of berley Hills, Edward Scottsdale children, Christian Church, SHREWSBURY On Sunday, Perry Perrysville. Mass of Christian Burial Wed.

1 1 a.m. at St. Gabriel Church. Avalon. Eileen Mckee of VVilkmsoury.

Bellevue, Kim- Service will be Appleton of North hLW2dwe" Unilea J. Scheidell m.Jr"" on Wed, AZ; seven grand- m. Memorial one to The United Presbvlermn where will be held Tues. 7 30pm. Funeral Services at First Hungarian Reformed Church, Johnson Wed a.m.

Visitation fomily will receive Tues. ft Wed. at O'BRIEN'S. ot Cooper Funeral Mass in of Alexandria Church, Friday ot 10 a.m. NO VISITATION ON THANKSGIVING DAY.

Carroll, Margaret Woods Hensei, Josephine K. Kimmel, George W. Miklos, Bernard J. Sr. Scheidell.

Edward (Ed) KOVACH On Monday, Elizabeth E. mother Levittown, of Mrs. Ruth Doiok, on Nov 19, 1990, Of Monroeville, wife of Ooie K. Anderson; mother of Cynthia Louise Whitney; daughter of Mario Dot at. grandmother of Angela.

Dal'1 and Scott Whitney, sister of Andrew Dolok. Friends re- Seived ot the JOBE FUNER-L HOWE, Cor Shaw ft Triboro Turtle Creek. Service will be held at the Rosecrest Lutheran Church, fri at 10 30AM. Visitation 2-4 ft 7-9PM Tues Wed 7-9 2-4 ft 7-9 UehAZIU On Monday, Novemoer 1990, Naomi Day wile of the late Samuel dear mother Vicori; grandmother Vicoh. Friends may LAUGHLINS, Washington Mt.

BRANDT FUNERAL 1 032 Perry Perrysville. Mass of Burial Weds. 10 Teresa Church. 19, DFafio; De-Foio; of Janet of Justin call ot 222 Lebanon, WEDNESDAY MORNING from 10:30 until Service time at 11:30 Prlvote Infer-ment-Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

t-nenas recetvea Mon. and Tues, Home, 306 Penn Pgh PA 1 S22I. Arrangements by MuSMANNO FUNERAL HOME WAGNER On Nov. 19, 1990, Thecla of Sholer; widow ot Conrad mother of Thecla Spiker, Denise, Cheryl, Conrad, Joseph, Paul and John Wan-ner; sister of Vera Chnstof. Visitation Tues.

and Weds 2 4 and 7-9 NEELY'S, 2208 Mt. Royal Glenshaw NO VISITATION THURS Mass of Christian Burial St Bonaventure Church 10 a.m Friday. Memorials suggested Nov. 1R. 1990.

HOME, 425 Grant to Reaencv Hall Nov. 19, 1990, (Aranyas); beloved of Mrs. Elizabeth (George) Nagy of Pa; grandmother Barbara Lob don, Diane and Benjamin Nogy; great-grondmother of Kelly, Michael and Ryan Labdon; sister of Mrs. Jolan Gutshatl, Mrs. Margaret Tokay, Mrs.

Rose Stephens ond Mrs. Velma Toth. Friends received in EDWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield where Services will be held Wed. at 2 p.m.

Visitation with the family TUES. ONLY 7-9 p.m. Entombment Jefferson Memorial Park Mausoleum on Mon Nov Baldwin; wife of Joseph A. George; William WhitTa-ker; mother-in-law of Betty dear friend of Peter sister of Anno also survived grandsons, William and Richard, of Connetlsville. PA nt jdhm Flemming; beloved late Anthony H.

mother of William and the late Schneider; olso Tues. ceived at WM. SLATER ft SONS, Virginia Ave. ft Kearsarge mi. Washington.

Funeral Mass In St. Kearsarge St. Marv of the Mount Church, GEORGE on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Visitation 2 4 7-9. EREMITA On Sunday, Nov.

1 8. 1 990, Silvio J. (Cebe); beloved husband of Eileen H. McAr-dle Eremita; father of Joan Luciak, Sylvia E. Grusch, Ron Barry C.

and Gory J. Eremita; also survived by 11 grandchildren; six greot- brother of ucy Sernani. Friends we-locme at BEINHAUER MORTUARY, Member of the Golden Rule, 2630 West Liberty Ave Tyes. 2-9pm. Mass of Christian Bunal Wed.

11 a.m. in St. Anne Church, Castle Shannon Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. FREYVOGEL Marv Rodaers Frevvoael; Zola Marie, 19, 199a of the late mother of Whittaker; Chapon; Mary Echment; by three II, Brian South Friends received SLATER 4201 Brentwood, m.

when? will be held of time later. HENSEL On Sunday, Josephine of the late Of Loretto Edward, lote Robert eight grandchildren five greot-arand- Visitation 2-4 ft 7-9 nt HEALY-HAHN Nov. 19, 1990, Heil 56 Of N. wife Of Howard 001 Death Notices St. Larenceville, 2-4 7-9 Funeral on Wed.

at 10 am Funerol Moss in St. Stanislaus Church at II a.m. KIMMEL On Saturday, November 1 7, 1990, George W. Kimmel Of the North Side; beloved husband of Lillian Russ Kimmel; father of George W. Kimmel Jr.

ond James K. Kimmel; brother of the late Dorothy Longe and William R. Kimmel; also survived by four grandchildren Friends received ot the SIMONS FUNERAL HOME INC. Perry Hwy. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9 30.

Moss of Christian Burial In St Boniface Church nt in LEVENSON On Sun. Nov. beloved Dobrrynski of of OH, CA, Joseph Orlando, FL. by nieces ft side services ft Tues. at 11am daughter of the schweinberg; of Kenneth Miltvale.

Mass of Burial St. Ann ZRELIAK Wednesday 10 a.m. o-7Ajrr-i miv Nov IS, 1990, Jean, beloved wife ot Juli us of Avalon; beloved j. mother ot Jessica ot Judy Cummlng Barry, Thomas and John father of James Visconti, Julius Zrehak Emsworth, Janet L. i also 19 grandchildren, 9 ot Charlotte.

NC. nrpni.nmnirh;iinin' Douglas and sister of Gnbbm and Louis grandmother of and Mogqte Friends received 18. 1990 Fannie; sister of Jean Ruth Simon Edna Sysphon Levenson of olso survived nephews; grave interment on at Chewed FUNERAL HOME, Brownsville Rd, Tues. 2-4, 7-9 Funenjl Service on Wed. Notice Nov.

18, 1990. of Etna; wife Raymond, mother Angotti, Frank, Richard, and the Hensei; sister of Helen Mitewski; also three grandchildren and one great-grandson. Friends received Mon. 7-9 m. and Tues.

2-4 ft 7 9 m. a WM. J. OGRODN1K FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butter St, Etna Moss of Chnshan Burial in St Mory's Church, Sharps-burg, on Wed. ot 10 a m.

INo visitation inursaayj. CARROLL On Nov. 18- 1990, Margaret Woods Carroll; mother of Barbara Ann Carroll; sister of Mane C. Woods and the late Thomas Woods; aunt of Thomos Woods. Nancy Woods Smtth and Constance Todd Broun.

Friends welcome at BE IN-HAUER MORTUARY, Member of the Golden Rule, West Liberty Ave. 7-9 2-4. 7 9 m. Tues Mass of Christian Burial Wed. in St Margaret Church.

Gnen Tree 10 a m. Cntombment shall be in Queen of Heaven Cem Mousoeum Memorials may be maae to St. Margaret Church, 310 Mansfield PA 15220. DARNEY A'hft A. on Sun, Nov 16.

lv'0; bother of Pee Dor nv. Ethel Pnn'ire, re re Fcki and Ettzobe'h Joes wKe of Fan" Jo" jr od A.U'om VoMo Fnonrlt, rf. JOM OCONNOR 4 SON FUNERAL HOME, INC. 5106 iecond Ap Ha- DEMPSEY On Monday, Mary (Koy) Versailles; Dempsey; late Margaret stepdaughter Deborah, Scoft, Lisa Dempsey; Margaret (Bob) Heil; Drew, Brondon DerrDSev. ra; at THE ELKIN 4'h N.

I 12-9 p.m. Moss 1 Bunaf at St. I Mckeesport, DOWD On Saturday- nen Mav te late Dowd Sr John od Jomps Vary P. Obetaobel, fcrnson, Charlotte On Monday Nov. 19, 1990.

Arrnur husbond Of fcnes Cicatto of Bethel Parte fa ther of Ronald R. ft Gerald B. Paul; also 13 grandchildren, 16 great-grondchildren. Friends received Tues. ft Wed.

2-4 ft 7-9 at the HAROLD CONN ELL ft SON FUNERAL HOME, 5120 Library Ave, Bethel Pork, where Blessing Services will be held on Fndny ot IPam. NO VISITATION ON THANKSGIVING SCHEIDELL AVALON, wnere James L. husband Shrewsbury; A of Burnette Julie A. ond bury of Edward, Gerro grandchildren. ceived Mon.

ft 7-9 pm. LINN o'clock. Fomily suggests Contributions to Solvchon MORTUARY, Braddock, Tues of Christian Pus Church of Wed. 10 a m. Nov 17, 1990.

Dowd. wife of Shel Emeth Cemetery. Ar-! ranqements by BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL MIKLOS On Nov 17, 1990, Bernard J. Miklos Sr of the Caponi of South (Helen Radcki, Louise Wrobe-Park John S.

Shrews- lewski and the late Henry Avalon; brother of Srambelan. Friends received Helen Stopel. at the WALTER A-Clyde, Bilhe Warner and.LEWSKl FUNERAL HOME, Miller; olso three i 21 6 44th Lowrencemp Friends re- from 2-4 ft 7-9pm Funeral 7-9, Tues 2-4 Ion Wed. 9am. Funeral Moss nt St.

Raphael Church loom FUNERAL HOVE, widow of Richard J. on Mon Nov. 19, 1990, beloved mother of ichard J. Hornet Frevvoael butnk. Rodgprs, Joseph Kevin Brendan and Noncy 1 Freyvogpl; grandmother of i Albert Dutzik, Mary Rod- Dutrifc and Kathleen i Kitnck Dut7K sister of Wil- I ham Rodgers.

Mrs Ruth Miller, Mrs Harriet Beck Grot. Joseph Podge's, Kit'ick Podgers and JENKINS (Grendzmski) Army or the Amencan Diabetes Association. I KONTRICK On Sunday, Nov 18. 1990, Albert of Poss; beloved hus- bond of the lote Irene; father of Albert and Irene Wortey Of VA; oKo survived by si grorohiid'en ft nine grpat-ondc hiidren. Friends rpcewed Tije; 7-9 ot BRANDT FUNERAL SVV Laiitornio Andrew Joseph mother of Andrew i A Joseph Dowd, FHen Peggy Dowd, i MiMer.

Ann I Theresa At- and Krj 5 beloved husband of Varceilo Marshall Miklos, 'father of Reqma Buchwo'tpr, I of CA, Mnry Ly-re M'Mas. I of GA, Loica Vihlos, Moni-j co Worner, of V. S- Mn-eida Bauer, Bernard Mtnlos Jr Fulton J. Miktos. of FL, On Sun Nov 18.

1990, Fd held Wednesday bervices will be 007 MOMtvvOOD CtMEltH Ig fomily lot; old estab. sr VV.S. McKelvy. 804-253 I4V1. ot 11 a m.

STEELE On V.ondav, Nov. t2. 1990, rne iaTe ivarqarei Korj-grv daughter of the lo'e William and Harriet Ketnck On Mondov. Nov 19. 1V90, ipss'C.

wife the lote v.nrd (Fd) of North HtIK; b' loved hu(hand of Peq Scheidell, father of Sherrv.