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J. OBITUARIES I. Budway, distinguished soloist on lute Joseph Budway, 78, of Brookline, a renowned Lebanese musician, died of cancer Sunday in West Penn Hospital. expertise and mastery of the 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, D.C., in the late 1960s.

In 1979, the Pittsburgh ArabAmerican 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 engagements in New York; Washington, D.C.; 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 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 J.

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, 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 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 CCAC 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 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. Education board rebuked at Hill District meeting 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 former 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 zelwood, Memorial Services 521-8116, Ruth Dolak, on Nov. 19, held Tues. 1990, of Monroeville, wife of Services at First Dale K. Anderson; mother of Reformed Church, Cynthia Louise Whitney: Wed. 11 a.m.

of Maria Dolak: 7-9 2-4 7-9 and grandmother Scott of Whitney; Angela, sister Dale DeFAZIO Andrew Dolok. Friends, re- On Monday, November ceived at the JOBE FUNER- 1990. Naomi Day AL HOME, Cor. Shaw wife of the late Samuel 6 Triboro Turtle Creek. Fazio; dear mother of Service will be held at the Vicari; grandmother of Rosecrest Lutheran Church, Vicari.

Friends may Fri. at Visitation 2- LAUGHLIN'S, 4. 7-9PM Tues. Wed. Washington Mt.

(No Visitation Thursday). non. WEDNESDAY ING from 10:30 until CARROLL time at 11:30. Private On Nov. 18, 1990, ment-Mt.

Lebanon mother of Barbara Margaret Woods Carroll: DEMPSEY roll; sister of Marie C. On Monday, Nov. 19, Woods and the late Thomas Mary (Kay) Heil 56 Woods; aunt of Thomas J. Versailles; wife of Woods, Nancy Woods Smith Dempsey; daughter and Constance Todd Braun. MAUER MORTUARY, Mem- mother Friends welcome at BEIN- stepdaughter of ber of the Golden Rule, Scoff, Douglas 2630 West Liberty Ave.

7-9 Lisa Dempsey: Mon. 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Tues. Margaret Gribbin and Mass of Christian Burial (Bob) Heil; grandmother Wed. in St.

Margaret Drew, Brandon and Church, Green Tree 10 a.m. Dempsey. Friends Entombment shall be in at THE ELKIN Queen of Heaven Cem. 4th N. Braddock, Mausoleum.

Memorials may 12-9 p.m. Mass of be made to St. Margaret Burial at St. Pius Church, 310 Mansfield McKeesport, Wed. 10 PA 15220.

DOWD DARNEY On Saturday. Nov. 17, Albert on Nov. 18. Ellen May Dowd; 1990: brother of Pete Dar- the late Andrew ney, Ethel Printice.

Irene Dowd Sr. mother of Folki and Elizabeth Jones: Jr. John A. Joseph uncle of Earl Jones Jr. and and James M.

Dowd. William Motto. Friends re- M. Griffith, P. Peggy ceived JOHN D.

O'CONNOR Mary Miller. SON FUNERAL HOME, Obeldobel, Theresa INC. 5106 Second Ave. Ho- kinson. Charlotte and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Tuesday, November 20, 1990 Cooper Grant; and two sisters, Ruth Davis of Beaver and Joan McElhaney 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 Wilkinsburg native, died 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. Buriwill be in New St. Joseph Cemetery in North Versailles. Boy dies of leukemia after legal fight lost PARK RIDGE, Ill. (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.

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 Uniontown 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 Allentown 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. 001 Death Notices child to work through approval. It is still a board priority to narrow the achievement gap white and black 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 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 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 ren J. Dowd; sister of Betty Richards, Catherine Freimann. Frank Caveney, Jackson; also survived by 17 Marge Rodgers and Dorothy grandchildren. Friends received at WM.

SLATER SONS, Virginia Ave. Kearsarge Mt. Washington. Funeral Mass in St. Mary of the Mount Church, Wednesday at 10 a.m.

Visitation 2-4 7-9. EREMITA On Sunday, Nov. 18, 1990, Silvio J. (Cebe); beloved husband of Eileen R. McArdie Eremita; father of Joan Luczak, Sylvia E.

Grusch, Ron Barry C. and Gary J. Eremita; also survived by 11 grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren; Friends brother of Lucy Serriani. welocme at BEINHAUER MOR. TUARY, Member of the Golden Rule, 2630 West Liberty Ave.

Tues. 2-9pm. Mass of Christian Burial Wed. 11 a.m. in St.

Anne Church, Castle Shannon. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. FREYVOGEL Mary Rodgers Freyvogel; widow of Richard J. Sr.

on Nov. 19, 1990; beloved mother of Richard Harriet Freyvogel. Dutzik, Rodgers, Joseph Kevin J. Brendon D. and Nancy Freyvogel; grandmother of Albert C.

Dutzik, Mary Rodgers Dutzik and Kathleen Kitrick Dutzik; sister of William Rodgers, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mrs. Harriet Graf. Joseph Rodgers, Michael Kitrick Rodgers and the late Margaret Rodgers: daughter, of the late William Harriet Ketrick J. J.

0 0 0 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 JeanPierre'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 Oscarwinning 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 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 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 Ricciardi 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 Givens 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 Carroll, Margaret Woods Hensel, Josephine K.

Kimmel, George W. Miklos, Bernard J. Sr. Scheidell, Edward (Ed) great-andchildren. Friends received BRANDT 2-4 H.

P. FUNERAL 001 Death Notices St. Lawrenceville, 2-4 7-9. Funeral on Wed. at 10 a.m.

Funeral Mass in St. Stanislaus Church at 11 a.m. KIMMEL On Saturday, November 17, 1990, George W. Kimmel of the North Side; beloved husband of Lillian Russ Kimmel; father of George W. Kimmel Jr.

and James K. Kimmel; brother of the late Dorothy Lange and William R. Kimmel: also survived by four grandchildren. Friends received at the SIMONS FUNERAL HOME INC. 7720 Perry Hwy.

Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Boniface Church at 10 o'clock. Family suggests contributions to the Salvation Army or the American Digbetes Association. KONTRICK On Sunday, Nov.

18. 1990, Albert of Ross; beloved husband of the late Irene; fother of Albert and Irene Worley of VA; also survived by six grandchildren nine 0 0 0 The forecast for noon, Tuesday, Nov. 20. 40 Lines show high temperatures. 40 40 40 50 50 -60 60 70 70 80 80 80 FRONTS: COLD WARM STATIONARY 01990 Accu-Weather, Inc.

Pressure FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY 0 0 0 HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS WEATHER TODAY Mostly sunny, high 50 to THURSDAY Rain likely and 55. Tonight, fair, low 35 to 40. turning colder, low 35 to 45, high 55 to 65. TOMORROW Partly cloudy with a chance of rain at night, low 35 to FRIDAY, SATURDAY A chance 45, high 55 to 65.

of flurries, low 25 to 35, high 35.to 45. Travelers' Nation Anchorage 23 Atlanta 70 Atlantic City 52 Baltimore 56 Boston 51 Buffalo 47 73 Chicago 55 Cincinnati 59 Cleveland 55 Dallas 79 Denver 62 Detroit 55 Honolulu 77 Houston 82 Indianapolis 58 Jacksonville 74 Las Vegas 61 Los Angeles 62 Miami Beach 81 Milwaukee 56 Minneapolis 50 New Orleans 78 New York 53 Norfolk 59 Orlando 80 Philadelphia 53 Phoenix 71 St. Louis 69 San Diego 64 San Francisco 59 San Juan 89 Seattle 44 Tampa 80 Washington 57 Almanac Since 1874, Nov. 20 Airport temperatures 1 a.m. 27 2 a.m.

28 3 a.m. 28 4 a.m. 25 5 a.m. 26 6 a.m. 25 7 a.m.

23 8 a.m. 24 9 a.m. 29 10 a.m. 37 11 a.m. 43 Noon 45 Temp.

and precip. '89 '88 High. 58 68 Low. 37 42 Mean 48 55 Prec. .80 Airport at midnight Press.

30.16 34 78 Yesterday's high Yesterday's low Yesterday's mean. Yesterday's precip. Normal Defic. Excess Excess Total Normal Total Normal forecast 24-hour report National Oceanic and AtmoToday Tomorrow spheric Administration's cond. Sky, cond.

Sky. Weather Radio broadcasts latL 20 12 Snow est weather information, or 15 Cloudy 44 Clear 72 50 Clear warnings 24 hours a day on VHF band at 162.55 MHz. 46 33 Clear 59 39 Cloudy 28 Clear 60 30 Clear 34 Clear 53 36 Clear District 30 Cloudy 52 34 Cloudy Today's Sky forecast: cond. 39 Clear 74 45 Clear 40 63 48 Clear Altoona. 36 Clear 34 Clear 50 32 Clear Harrisburg 35 34 Cloudy 66 44 Cloudy DuBois.

32 Cloudy 58 40 Rain Johnstown 35 60 65 40 72 Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear 69 81 82 79 49 63 66 73 Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Erie. Bradford. Youngstown Morgantown 88688882 34 Clear 35 Clear 36 Clear Clear Clear 32 Clear Cloudy 42 Cloudy 63 48 Rain 38 Clear 75 47 Clear Foreign Yesterday 47 Rain 59 42 Clear Beijing 46 27 Cloudy 55 Rain 65 47 Cloudy Berlin 45 37 Cloudy 60 Clear 82 66 Cloudy Buenos Aires 86 62 Clear 40 Cloudy 58 47 Cloudy 84 59 Clear 37 Cloudy 47 38 Cloudy Geneva 55 48 Cloudy 55 Cloudy 80 60 Cloudy Jerusalem. 73 55 Clear 36 Clear 57 40 Cloudy London. 50 45 Cloudy 36 Clear 62 39 Clear Madrid 70 46 Clear 50 Clear 81 55 Clear Mexico City 77 50 Cloudy 31 Clear 58 37 Cloudy Montreal.

32 19 Cloudy 61 Cloudy 69 52 Cloudy Moscow. 48 Cloudy 74 58 Cloudy New Delhi 87 53 Cloudy 58 Rain 64 50 Cloudy Paris 54 45 Clear 50 Clear 59 49 Cloudy Rome 63 43 Clear 74 Cloudy 88 74 Cloudy Sydney 72 54 Clear 36 Rain 45 36 Rain Tokyo 64 57 Cloudy 51 Clear 81 56 Clear Toronto 39 19 Cloudy 31 Clear 62 34 Clear Vancouver 45 37 Cloudy highest temp. was 75 in 1931; lowest temp. was 17 in 1980. Pittsburgh skies 1 p.m.

46 Sunset Tues. 4:59 p.m 2 p.m. 48 Sunrise Wed. 7:13 a.m 3 p.m. 49 Pollution index 4 p.m.

47 Downtown Good. 5 p.m. 46 Brackenridge 6 p.m. 44 Avalon 7 p.m. Hazelwood Good.

8 p.m. 44 9 p.m. 43 Liberty Borough Moderate. North Braddock Good. 10 p.m.

40 Oakland Good. 11 p.m. 35 South Fayette Good. Midnight. 34 The Allegheny County Department of this date: Health's 24-hour pollution complaint num87 '86 '85 '84 ber is 578-8111.

55 45 61 37 40 35 36 32 River report 48 40 48 34 Rivers in the Pittsburgh district were 0 .28 0 generally falling and will change little during the next 24 hours. yesterday: River stages were reported as follows: Wind Weather Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 5.9 F. FrankCalm Cloudy lin. Pa.

6.4 F. Parker, Pa. 6.3 R. Mononga50 hela River: Greensboro, Lock 7. Pa.

10.2S. 22 Cheat River: Parsons, W. Va. 3.4 F. West 36 Fork River: Clarksburg.

W.Va. 4.5 F. 0 Youghiogheny River: Sutersville, Pa. 4.5 F. 40 Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa.

4.9 F. Ohio 4 River: Pittsburgh, Pa. P. Dashields 32 15.3 F. Montgomery Dam, Pa.

13.9 843 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W. Va. 14.4 F. 1.30 Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling, Va. 1.54 Falling; Missing; Pool, 42.98 Rising, Stationary; Unknown.

32.93 Collapse of floor kills workman 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 Beckowicz, 37, of North Second Street, Clairton, was pronounced dead at the scene at 3:09 p.m., said a spokesman for the coroner. Beckowicz, a burner for the Noralco was cutting beams on the second floor of a corner of a building that had been an addition to the Stern structure, city homicide detectives said.

When the third floor did not fall down as planned, Beckowicz went back inside and struck the beams with a sledge hammer. Hea was preparing to use the torch again when the third floor collapsed on top of him, police said. Transplant girl readmitted at Children's Tracey Gonzales, 3, who a liver and intestines in an transplant operation at Hospital July 23, was re-admitted the hospital Sunday night bout of diarrhea. The Corpus Christi, Texas, was in fair condition yesterday, pital spokeswoman Sue said. "She's up and around confined to bed," Cardillo "Tests are being done on her rule out any serious disorders.

001 Death Notices brother of Mary Lipiska, George, of TN, William, of VA, the late Anthony Mikios: brother-in-law of Fronk Marshall: also survived by two grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 at the G. S. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, 2025 Perrysville Ave. Funeral 9:30 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial in Annunciation Church at 10 a.m. Mr. Miklos is a member of the D.A.V. V. and American Legion MUSE On Monday, Nov.

19, 1990, Elroy 0. of Allison Park; husband of Diane Faidley; father of Anita Stevenson, Patricia Helmburg, Tammy and Elroy L. Muse 11; brother of Nelle Harold Muse; grandchildren. Visisfation Tues. 2-9 p.m.

NEELY'S, 2208 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Private Service and Funeral on Wednesday. PAUL On Monday Nov. 19, 1990.

Arthur husband of Enes Cicatto of Bethel Park; fother of Ronald R. Gerald B. Paul; also 13 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren. Friends received Tues. Wed.

2-4 7-9 at the HAROLD E. CONNELL SON FUNERAL HOME, 5120 W. Library Bethel Park, where Blessing Services will be held on Friday at 10am. NO VISITATION ON THANKSGIVING. SCHEIDELL On Sun.

Nov. 18, 1990, Edward (Ed) of North Hills: beloved husband of Peg Scheidell: father of received unusual Children's to after a girl hosCardillo she's not said. today to Diar- rhea, in her of a ton of simple as a Surgeons Tracey's small 4 months severely portion was digest food intravenously fluid that The transplant Hospital was Tzakis. 001 Death Notices a.m. St.

Teresa Church. SCHNEIDER Conroy of Avalon, Eileen McHugo of Bellevue, Edward Appleton J. Scheidell North of Scottsdale AZ; seven grandchildren, one great-granddaughter. Friends received 2-4 7-9 Mon. Tues.

at H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Hwy. Perrysville. Mass of Christian Burial Weds.

10 On Sunday, Nov. 18, 1990, Dora 1. Flemming; beloved wife of the late Anthony H. Schneider; mother of William J. Schneider and the late Thomas A.

Schneider; also survived by eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Visitation 2-4 7-9 p.m. FUNERAL TUES. at HOME, HEAL HAHN 425 Grant Millvale. Mass of Christian Burial St.

Ann Church, Wednesday 10 a.m. SHREWSBURY On Sunday, Nov. 18, 1990. James L. of Avalon; beloved husband of Judy Cumming Shrewsbury; father of James A.

of Emsworth, Janet L. Burnette of Charlotte, NC, Julie A. Caponi of South Park and John S. Shrewsbury of Avalon; brother of Edward, Helen Stapel, Clyde, Billie Warner and Gerra Miller; also three grandchildren. Friends received Mon.

7-9, Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. of McDONALDLINN FUNERAL HOME, AVALON, 529 California where Services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. STEELE On Monday. Nov.

12, 1990, case, could indicate any things, from something as cold to organ rejection." had removed most of intestine at the age of because it had become inflamed. The remaining too short to enable her to properly. She was fed with a high-protein damaged her liver. team at Children's led by Dr. Andreas 001 Death Notices where will be Funeral Hungarian Johnson Visitation Tues.

19, DeFazio; DeJanet Justin 222 LebaMORN- Service InterCemetery. 1990, of N. Howard of the Schweinberg; Kennefh of and sister of Louis Maggie received MORTUARY. Tues. Christian Church of a.m.

1990. wife of Joseph Andrew E. Ellen Dowd. Ann C. M.

AtKo- Rodgers. The family will receive visitors Tues. Wed. 2-4 7-9 at O'BRIEN'S, 3724 California at Cooper N.S. Funeral Mass in St.

Cyrial of Alexandria Church, Friday at 10 a.m. NO VISITATION ON THANKSGIVING DAY. GEORGE 19, Zola 1990, Marie, on Nov. of Baldwin; of the late Joseph A. George; mother of William Whitfaker; mother-in-law of Betty Whittaker; dear friend of Peter Chapon; sister of Anna by Mary three Echment, grandsons, survived 11, Brian and Richard, of South Connellsville, PA.

Friends received at JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Tues. 2-4, 7-9 p.m. where Funeral Service will be held on Wed. Notice of time later.

HENSEL On Josephine Sunday, Nov. of Etna: 18, 1990. of the late Raymond; mother of Loretta Angotti, Frank, Edward, Richard, and the late Robert Hensel: sister of Helen Mijewski: also three grandchildren and one greatgrandson. Friends received Mon. 7-9 p.m.

and Tues. 2-4 8 7-9 p.m. at WM. J. FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butler Etna.

Mass of Christian Burial in Mary's Church, Sharpsburg, on Wed. at 10 a.m. JENKINS (Grendzinski) On Monday, Nov. 19. 1990, Jessie: wife of the late DEATHS Anderson, Ruth Dolak Darney, Albert A.

DeFazio, 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. Zreliak (Szambelan), Jean 001 Death Notices John: sister of Anthony Grendzinski and the late Helen Perdek, Stella Rozyczka Robert Grendzinski: also survived by nieces nephews. Friends received WALTER ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th HOME, Hwy. Perrysville.

Christian Burial a.m. at St. Gabriel KOVACH On Monday, Nov. Elizabeth E. loved mother of beth (George) Levittown, PA; of Mrs.

Barbara Diane and Beniamin great-grandmother Michael and Ryan sister of Mrs. Jolan Mrs. Margaret Rose Stephens Velma Toth. ceived in KANAI FUNERAL 500 Greenfield Services will be at 2 p.m. Visitation family TUES.

p.m. Entombment Memorial Park LEVENSON On Sun. Nov. 18, nie; beloved sister Dobrzynski of Pgh. mon of OH, Edna of CA, Joseph Orlando, FL also by nieces side services Tues.

at 11am Shel Emeth rangements by HIRSCH CHAPEL MIKLOS On Nov. 17, nard J. Miklos N.S.; beloved Marcella Marshall father of Regina of CA, Mary Lynne of GA, Loretta ca Warner, of WS. Bauer. Bernard and Fulton Miklos.

1032 Perry Mass of Wed. 11 Church. 19, 1990, (Aranyas); beMrs. ElizaNagy of grandmother Labdon, Nagy; of Kelly, Labdon; Gutshall, Tokay, Mrs. and Mrs.

Friends reEDWARD HOME, where held Wed. with the ONLY 7-9 Jefferson Mausoleum 1990 FanJean Ruth SiSysphon Levenson of survived nephews; grave interment on at Chesed Cemetery. ArBURTON L. 1990, of the husband of Miklos: Buckwalter, Miklos, MoniMareida Miklos Jr. of FL: 001 Death Notices A Lydia Memorial McKee of Wilkinsburg.

Service will be held at Woodwell United Presbyterian Home on at 11 a.m. Memorial contributions may be made to The United Presbyterian PA Home, 306 Penn 15221. Arrangements by ANTHONY M. MUSMANNO FUNERAL HOME WAGNER On Nov. 19, 1990, Thecla R.

of Shaler; widow of Conrad mother of Thecia Spiker, Denise, Cheryl, Conrad, Joseph, Paul and John Wagner: sister of Vera Christof. 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 to Regency Hall.

ZRELIAK (SZAMBELAN) On Monday Nov. 19, 1990, Jean; beloved wife of Julius J. mother of Jessica Barry, Thomas and John Visconti, Julius J. Zreliak also 19 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren; sister of Helen Ralicki, Louise Wrobelewski and the late Henry Szambelon. Friends received at the WALTER ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th Lawrenceville, from 2-4 7-9pm.

Funeral on Wed. 9am. Funeral Mass in St. Raphael Church 10am. 007 HOMEWOOD CEMETERY lg family lot; old estab.

sect. W.S. McKelvy, 804-253-1497..