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-POST-GAZETTE: Nov. 6, 1984 ObituariesWeather- MUM 1 School drug funds may be used for staff W.L. Hurst, ex-mayor of Irwin 4 'hi 2 William L. Hurst, 93, former mayor of Irwin and a retired investigator for the state, died Monday in Boldoc Health Care Center, Irwin. He was a councilman in Irwin IlllliiiSf 'Mil JT II ft-l John BealePosl-Gazelte Brian Boris, 3, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Boris, blows bubbles with a friend on his grandfather's porch inOverbrook. St. Francis Regional Alcohol Program and St. Francis Drug treatment program and five others are already licensed, Homer said it would be easier for the county to pay them directly.

Council member William Scho-field III of Shaler, and a former school board member there, said he didn't like Homer heading the Pittsburgh school program. He said Homer was not qualified for his job and had a criminal record. But the council's chairman, Herman Mitchell, said his group wanted to provide services to the 45,000 children in the district. "We aren't interested in the personalities here," he said. "How do you explain to a group of parents with kids in trouble that they are being advised by a fellow who, while a legislator whose job it was to create public law, breached the public trust?" Schofield asked.

Homer was convicted in 1975 of extortion and perjury on charges of shaking down to two McKees Rocks companies for $10,500 in political contributions, and later lying about it to a federal grand jury. "I don't know Mr. Schofield and it would be unreasonable for somebody who does not know me to question my ability," Homer said. He has maintained he is innocent of the charges. Homer said school officials had complimented him for the job he had done, and that he had attended a number of seminars as part of his preparation for the job.

By Donald I. Hammonds Post-Gazette Start Writer The Pittsburgh' school district may not get the $30,000 it needs for a drug and alcohol program but that's just the way Max Homer, director of special programs for the district, says he wanted it. Yesterday, the Drug and Alcohol Planning Council recommended that the Allegheny County Commissioners cancel the county contract with the school system and give money for the school's Chemical Abuse Program for Students to the agencies that will train staff for the The $30,000 dollars are federal funds passed down through state and county governments, Homer said. And the council makes recommendations on programs that use such funds, based on recommendations of Charles Peters, director of the county's mental healthmental retardation, drug and alchol abuse program. Had the council not taken the action Homer said he recommended, the city schools would have had to obtain a state Health Department license to receive the funds, Homer said.

Only after the license was obtained could the county give the district the $30,000. Fulfilling the licensing procedure would have meant a delay of up to a year in starting the program, Homer said. Training for the program is to begin later this month. Since the training agencies which include i from 1950 to 1954. He served as Irwin burgess from 1954 to 1959,, i when the title was changed to may- or, according to council president Jerry Vernail.

Mr. Hurst served as mayor from 1960 to 1965 and again from 1974 to 1977, Vernail said. Mr. Hurst was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Irwin. He officiated in Western Pennsylvania i for years in various sports, includ- 1 tag the first Westmoreland County High School basketball tournament.

He was a board member of the Irwin unit Of the Salvation Army. Survivors include his wife, Julia; a son, Joseph of Manor; two daugh- ters, Ruth Fabian of Hillsdale, and Florence Anthony of Manor; two stepsons, Richard and John Sabo of Irwin; a stepdaughter, Jean Smith of Irwin; 14 grandchil- dren; eight step-grandchildren; and 27 great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. I today and 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow in the William Snyder Funeral Home, 521 Main Irwin. Organs of Scott man, 19, donated gans could result in several trans-plant operations at Presbyterian-University over the next few days, but none were in process there last night, administrative assistant Ann Mathias said. McAuley's eyes were sent to the eye bank in Charleston, W.Va., Ohio Valley spokesman Paul Burig said. McAuley, of 241 Segar Road, died of head injuries at Ohio Valley Medical Center after a Jeep in which he was a passenger Theodore Garman, 20, of 4720 Wallingford Squirrel Hill, remained in serious condition yesterday with chest injuries at Ohio Valley. Both men were passengers in a Cherokee Jeep driven by Susan Trice, 21, of Manassas, W.

Va. Trice was charged with drunken driving in the crash at about 11 p.m. on Route 67 near campus. A third passenger, Roger Brown, 20, of 3020 May Castle Shannon, was treated at Wheeling Hospital. The death of a 19-year-old Scott man, who was fatally injured Friday in a car crash near Bethany, W.Va., will bring new hope to transplant operation candidates here.

Yesterday doctors from Presbyterian-University Hospital, including liver transplant pioneer Thomas Starzl, went to Ohio Valley Medical Center in Wheeling, W.Va., to remove David McAuley's heart, kidneys, liver and eyes, a hospital spokesman said. He had been declared brain dead Sunday. The harvesting of McAuley's or Services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in the First Presbyterian Church of Irwin. Burial will be in Irwin Union Cemetery.

Joseph Fisher of Millvale dies County Joseph Fisher, a retired painter for Allegheny County and a former councilman and school director in Millvale, died Sunday of a heart attack in St. Margaret Memorial Hospital. Mr. Fisher, 69, of 15 Sherman Millvale, retired seven years ago. He was a member of Millvale Borough Council for eight years and a school director for nine years.

He was also Democratic chairman in District 2. He was a member of St. Anthony Church in Millvale; Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 118; AARP 1086; and the Uniform Knights of St. George. Surviving are his wife, Charlotte; a daughter, Carolyn A.

Kunzler of Mars; four grandchildren; and a brother, Frank of Ross. Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow in the Sperling Funeral Heme, 123 North Millvale. A Mass will be said at 10 a.m.

Thursday in St. Anthony Church. Burial will be in St. Anthony's Cemetery in Shaler. Meteorological record Highest temp.

Nov. 6 since Pollution index 1874 was 75 in 1938. Lowest Airport t.mp.r.tur.. So -derate. 1 II I 5 B0f.

Good. 2 a.m.... 54 2 p.m... 57 3 a.m. 55 3 p.m...

56 N- BraJdock Good. 4 a.m. 54 4 p.m. 52 Oakland Good. 5 a.m....

54 5 p.m... 49 S. Fayette Good. 6 a.m.... 54 6 p.m...

48 7 a.m. 52 7 p.m... 47 rePrt 8 a.m.... 51 8 p.m... 46 Rivers in the Pittsburgh 9 a.m....

51 9 p.m... 44 district were generally rising 10 a.m.... 52 10 p.m. 41 and will continue to rise 56 11p.m. .38 day.

Noon 56 Midnight 35 River stages were reported Airport at 7 p.m. yesterday. as follows: Allegheny River: Press. Wind Weather Warren. Pa.

5.1 Franklin, 29.88 47 67 9 Cloudy P- 6.0 S. Parker, Pa. 5.7 R. Temp, and precip. this date: Monongahela River: Greens- '84 B3 '82 '81 '80 79 Pa High 57 44 34 58 46 58 P'n W.

Va' Low 51 32 29 40 31 28 ,1 Wes F'k Mean 54 38 32 49 39 43 Clarksburg, WTVa. 1.9 R. Prec. 13.06 T.59 0 0 Suters- ville, Pa. 4.6 F.

Beaver River: Normal temp.day 45 Beaver Falls, Pa. 4.8 R. Ohio Excess temp.day 9 River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16.3 Excess temp month 24 Dashields Dam 15.0 Mont- Detic. temp year 1.37 gomery Dam, Pa.

13.8 Pike Total prec.month 0.13 Sand Lock and Dam Va Normal prec.month 0.35 14 4 Wheeling Whart, Total preayear 30.48 Wheeling, W.Va. Normal prec.year 31.74 Falling; Missing; Pittsburgh akies Pool; Rising; Sunset Tues 5: 1 1 p.m. Stationary; Unknown. Sunrise Wed 6:55 a.m. A.E.

Rosenberg, sales engineer Associated Press Yesterday's satellite photo shows clouds over the East and moderate showers over the Central Appalachian and the Northeast. Andrew E. Rosenberg, 51, a sales engineer, died Monday of a heart attack: in Forbes Regional Health Center, Monroeville. Mr. Rosenberg, of Plum, was employed by Robicon Co.

of Plum, a manufactures of controls for waste water treatment He was a 1958 graduate of Carnegie Institute of Technology. He was a member of Sunne Hanna Lodge in Johnstown; the American Water Works Association; the Water Pollution Control Federation; and the McKeesport chapter of the Jewish War Veterans. He is survived by his wife, Rheda; a daughter, Judith and a son, Joel all of Plum; his mother, Belle Rosenberg, and a sister, Janet R. Miller, both of Pittsburgh. Visitation will be one hour prior to services at 11 a.m.

tomorrow in Burton L. Hirsch Funeral Home 2704 Murray Squirrel Burial will be in Rodef Shalom Congregation's West View Cemetery in Ross. The family suggests memorial contributions may be made to a charity of one's choice. The Forecast for 7 p.m. EST, Nov.

6 SO Clowns collect for needy Members of the service organization, VectorsPittsburgh, will be on the streets of Downtown, Oakland, the Southside and the Northside Saturday dressed as clowns to collect donations for toys and food certificates for needy children and families. The "Dear Santa" day is an annual event. Last year, toys were bought for more than 200 children. Sadat to discuss culture Camelia Sadat, daughter of the late Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, will discuss Mideast culture at 8 p.m. Monday in Steele Auditorium at California University of Pennsylvania.

Sadat, who rebelled against the traditional role given to her as a woman in Moslem society, will discuss what it means to be a woman in a culture legally and morally controlled by men. Man dies from accident Leonard Deegan, 81, of 1027 Findley Drive West, Wilkinsburg, died yesterday in Forbes Metropolitan Health Center after being involved in a single car accident in the 1500 Block of Penn Avenue in Wilkinsburg. According to the Allegheny County" coroner's office, Deegan was driving on Penn Avenue at 4:21 p.m. yesterday when his automobile struck a tree. He was pronounced dead in the hospital at 7:50 p.m.

Pastors' wives seminar A one-day seminar for the wives of pastors will be held Jan. 26 in Faith Community World Outreach Center, 35 Highland Road, Bethel Park. The seminar is intended to help the wives deal with the pressures they face. The seminar is from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

and is free. 1 f- i si Travelers' sky roundup Amarill0 69 35 Fair 24-hour reDort 31 23 Snow nourrepon Atan(g 61 34 Sunny National Oceanic and At- Atlantic City 54 42 Ptcdy mospheric Administration Baltimore 65 37 CIdy Weather Radio broadcasts Boston 60 44 CIdy latest weather information or Buffalo 44 30 Rain warnings 24 hours a day on Chrlstn, S.C. 70 37 CIdy VHF band at 162.55 MHz. Chicago 44 25 CIdy Cincinnati 50 31 CIdy Cleveland 47 32 CIdy Tod.yi Sky DaMas 71 41 Cear foracnt: cond. 0enver 58 30 Clear Altoona 40 32 Rain Des 53 32 Clear Bradford 40 32 Rain Detroit 45 28 CIdy DuBois 40 32 Rain Honolulu 85 72 Clear Erie 43 34 Rain Houston 77 45 Clear Harrisburg 45 34 Rain Indianapolis 58 34 CIdy Youngstown 45 35 Rain Jacksonville.

79 52 CIdy Morgantown 45 35 Rain Las 78 49 Clear Los Angeles. 78 56 CIdy "reifln Miami Beach 84 67 CIdy Berlin 50 37 CIdy 42 26 CIdy Buenos Aires 66 52 Rain Minneapolis. 42 26 CIdy Geneva 52 45 CIdy New Orleans 76 49 Clear London 52 45 CIdy New York 65 46 Rain Madrid 52 37 CIdy Norfolk 72 48 CIdy Mexico City 75 50 CIdy Orlando 84 60 CIdy Montreal 52 43 Rain Philadelphia. 64 40 Rain Moscow 48 34 CIdy Phoenix 88 57 Clear Paris 55 43 CIdy Portland, Or. 54 47 CIdy Rome 68 46 CIdy St.

Louis 57 35 Clear San Juan 81 75 CIdy St. Petrsbg 82 60 CIdy Sydney 68 61 Rain San 71 58 CIdy Tokyo 70 50 Clear San Frncisco 66 50 CIdy Toronto 54 50 Clear Seattle 53 42 CIdy Vancouver 52 37 Clear Washington 66 43 CIdy Ralph Moio retired baker Surviving are two sons, Ralph Jr. and Robert, and two daughters, Ida Garafolo and Yolanda Gubic, all of Monroeville; 27 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. There will be no visitation. Ser-vices and burial will be private.

Arrangements were handled by the Morasco-Knee-Soxman Ltd. funeral home of Penn Hills. Occluded- Stationary Showers Rain Flurries Snow Nabonal WmHW Service NOAA. Oeot or Convnwce Ralph Moio retired baker and founder of Moio's Italian Pastry Shop in Monroeville, died Sunday of respiratory arrest in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Oakland. Mr.

Moio, 90, of 418 Larimer East Liberty, was born in Calabria, Italy, and came to Pittsburgh in 1935. He started his business on Larimer Avenue and used his own recipes to produce his cookies and wedding cakes. His baked goods served many celebrities. He would have celebrated 50 years in business in 1985. He was a U.S.

Army veteran of World War I. Tuesday's forecastpartly clear Today, partly sunny, breezy and cold with a 30 percent chance of mixed rain and snow. High near 40. Gradually clear and cold tonight with a low near 30. Partly sunny on Wednesday with a high around 50.

A chance of rain Thursday through Saturday. Highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s. Lottery number Yesterday's daily number 613. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 DeathNotices LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS Hills, and Warren Croon tit D3Umtilla MV also survived by 1 1 grand 001 Death Notices PAUL On Sundav, Nov. 4, 1984, Pearl; beloved wife of the late Harry Paul- mother of hour prior to services.

Family suggests contributions be made to a charitv of the ALESSI On Nov. 4, W84 at Columbus, OH, Mary Bartalo, for Charlotte Hagan and berry Lou Bisceaiia; grandfather of eith and Mark Hagan; brother of Joseph and Anth wen. Friends received at JOHN T. HART FUNERAL HOME, Murrvsville. Service Wed.

at 10 a.m. in the First Presbyterian Church of Murrvsville. If desired Memorials to the American Heart Association. merly of Carnegie, mother of Carmelia Tudas and ony caterino. i-rienas re ceived at the JOHN O'CONNOR SON FUN sister of Mrs.

Mary C. Plat! of Irvine. also 1 1 grandchildren; 24 greatgrandchildren; six great-great grandchildren. There will be no visitation. A private memorial service will be held at the Pleasant Hills -rancis Aiessi; grandchildren: one areat-arandchild.

me BRUSXO-NAPIER FUNERAL HOME, Broadway at Shiras Beechview. 2-4 7-9 Mon. Tues. Mass in St. Catherine of Siena Church, Wed.

10 a.m. Contributions may be made to ERAL HOME, INC. 5106 FRAZIER Friends received at the community United Presbyterian Church. If desired, con sr. (ainerme cnooi Fund.

LUTZ 001 Death Notices t-nenos received at the BRUSCO-NAPIEH FUNERAL HOME, Broadway at Shiras Beechview, J-4 7.9 Mon. i Tues. Blessing Service Tues. evening p.m. YOUNG Retired professor of Univ.

of on Sun. Nov. 4, 1984, Earl husband of Ernestine R. Young of Allison Park; father of Joanna Davis, Mary Sue Smith and David E. Young; survived by three granddaughters.

Visitation with family on Tues. 7-9 p.m. Wed. 2-4 P.m. at HERBERT R.

KING JR. FUNERAL HOME, Route 8 at woodland Circle, Allison Park. Memorial Service will be held Nov. 7, at 7:30 O.m. at Mmnrial tributions may be made to On Mon.

Nov. 5, 1984, Barbara beloved wife of Benjamin C. Frazler; sister of Harry T. Adams of Marion. and Jayne J.

Kates of Pgh; also one niece and nephew. Friends BAGNATO FUNERAL HOME, Charters Carnegie. Funeral Mass in Holy Souls Church, Wed. am. AMM0N Leo age 87, formerly of Homestead, on Nov.

5. 1984, retired Fireman of Home a cnarny or ones cnoice Arrangements bv HERSH- Catanzaro, Essie M. Cole, Stella M. Heverly Fehl, Philip Finley, William Buckley Kaufman, Louis Lloyd, Catherine E. Mullen, Geraldine A.

Willner, Allyn J. Yuhas, Andrew Zangaro, Sylvia Rose BERGER-STOVER, received at the JULIA H. un Monday Nov. 5 1984, Dominick (Lutev), husband of Rose Marie Lutz, father of Robert Lutz, father-in law of Sandra Luti, grandfather of Linda Leslie Lutz, brother of Millie DiBene- GAINES FUNERAL HOME, stead Fire husband of donors choice. TALERICO Josephine Lucenti of Corao-polis, November 5, 1984, wife of the late Samuel-mother of Frank, Albert, John, Thomas, James, Fred, Joseph and Mary Jane Sandman; sister of Theresa Spatara, Katharine Bruno and Thomas Lucenti; 20 grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren.

Visitation 12-4 I 6-9 COPELAND'S, CORAOPOLIS. 867 5th Ave. Mass of Christian Burial. St. Joseph Church, Thur.

10AM THEVENIN' Helen Kraus Thevenin on Sun. Nov. 4, 1984 of South Fayette Township wife of the late Harry Thevenin; mother of Audrey Watson-sister of Frank and Edward Kraus, Mary Romain and Agnes Mitchell; two grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Friends received 2-4 runcuML nuwt, iranon. HANCOCK Vincent J.

on Nov. 1984; father of Georae Fdward and Donna Hancock: also ueu, rqm acmcy, jean lu-sano, the late Joseph S. Second Ave. Hazeiwood. Mass of Christian burial St.

Stephen Church Thurs. 10 am. Visitations 2-4 7-9 COLE On Nov. 4. 1984, Stella M.

Heverly Cole, of Brad-dock Hills; mother of John (Jack) Cole, of grandmother of Sharon Beth Ken-gle, Gail Festa, and Patricia L. Cole: sister of Ella Hite, James Heverly, and Dorothy Lender; also five greatgrandchildren. Friends may call from 2-4- and 7-9 p.m., Mon. and Tues. at the PATRICK T.

LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden E. where Services will be held Wed. at 1 pm. DILLON In Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp Hill, PA on Saturday, November 3, 1984, Mary C. McNamara; wife of the late Edward T.

Dillon; mother of luti. rrienos received at th AMTMOklv fvanon r-anora ot sister of Israel Klee of Greentree, Mrs. Mollie Zeiders of Poh. and Mrs. Annie DePriest of Staunton, VA- also two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Services at BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 270 Murray Sq. Hill (opp. Morrowfield Apts.) on Interment Adath Israel Cemetery. Visitation one hour prior to Ser-VIC5SL Jf'rnily suggests contributions be made to Arthritic Foundation or American Heart Society.

PERSINGER Suddenly on Nov. 4, 1984 Henry (Hank), husband of Mary C. (Lassie) VelenicK Persinger; father of Melissa and Michael Persinger; brother of Pauline Wer-necke, William and James Cunningham and Franklin Persinger. Friends and members of Laborers Local 373 and VFW Post 675 received at the JOHN F. MURRAY FUNERAL HOME.

Butler at 52nd St. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Raphael Church on Thurs. at 10 am. Visitations 2-4 7-9.

the late Beriadetre (Noianl Ammon; beloved father of John Mary -Louise Pella-tiro and Leo also survived by five grandchildren and 1 2 great-grandchildren. Friends received Tues. Wed. 2-4 7-9 at R. V.

ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME. West Homestead. Mass of Christian Burial Thurs. 10 a.m. St.

Mary Magdalene Church. 001 Death Notices MUSMANNO FUNERAL HOME, 700 7th St, McKees Rocks. Funeral Mass in Mother of Sorrows Church on Thurs. 10 a.m. Visitations Park Presbyterian Church.

Duncan Ave 4 Peebles Rd. Family suggests memorials be sent to Robinson Developmental Center or Mmn. of James C. and Paul Den nis Kunkle and Brenda Mever: brother of Ruth -v p.m. i iv Auourn t.

t. on Tues. 7-9 p.m. Memorial Service at Church of the Holy Cross on Wed. 1 1 a.m.

She was retired supervisor from Social Security Admin. FREEMAN On Nov. 4, 1984, Ernest beloved husband of Symarian; rather of LeArttis N. Shannon; grandfather of Henry A. Shannon II; nephew of Ethel Davis of N.Y.C.: cousin of Patricia Selby of N.Y.C.

and Edgar Gillam; brother-in-law of Lillor D. Chapman; also other relatives. Visitation Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the GEORGE A.

WARDEN FUNERAL HOME, 1 100 N. Homewood Ave. Funeral Wed. 11 a.m. Rod MILLS rial Pk.

Presbyterian Church Geiger. Retired 47 year employee of Commonwealth BAHR YUHAS Lano line insurance lo Pah. Friends received a ana -v ar rne tuwAKD D. WOLF, JR. FUNERAL Mrs.

Erma beloved mother of Mary A. Chamb-liss, Beverly E. Johnson, Fred D. Mills Sandra L. Hayden, Betty A.

Moon, Jo-sette D. Griffen and William Aiessi, Mary Ammon, Leo J. Bahr, Anna Mae Bezman, Deane G. Caterino, Charles (Carl) Dillon, Mary C. McNamara Frazier, Barbara A.

Freeman, Ernest C. Geimer, Anna M. Graves, Elizabeth B. Green, Jean Croft HancockVincent J. Heister, Robert J.

Sr. Kaluski, John Sr. Kelly, Florence M. Kunkle, E. Paul (Petie) Lackner (Shaffer), Mary Libenson, Leon Lutz, Dominick (Lutey) Mills, Erma M.

Moio, Ralph Sr. Paul, Pearl Persinger, Henry Romanelli, Sarah (Sadie) McWilliams Rosenberg, Andrew E. Talerico, Josephine Lucenti Thevenin, Helen Kraus Trumbull, Robert C. Venus, Robert R. Young, Earl B.

HUMti 715 Mill Bridge-ville. Mass of Christian Rur. LYSLE P. BASH FUNERAL HOME, Delmont 2-4 7-9 p.m. Tues.

and Wed. Ser ial on Wed. 11:30 a.m. in St. survived by a host ot other relatives and friends.

Family and friends will meet at 10 a.m.. Nov. 7 at FREDERICK L. HOPEWELL FUNERAL HOME, 7609 Tioga Homewood. Funeral at 11 a.m.

Visitations 2-4 7-9. HEISTER On Nov. 4, 1984, Robert J. Hetster of McCandless. formerly of Fox Chapel, father of Marcfa Heister Oeste and Robert Heister, brother of Jane Challinor and John C.

Heister. Friends received 7-9pm Wed. at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Per-rysville where service will be held on Thurs.

at 10 am. Interment private. Family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society. KALUSKI John Sr. of Coraopolls, Nov.

4, 1984; husband of Anna Lesovitch; father of John Kaluski Jr. Visitation on TUESDAY ONLY 2-4 7-9 vice li a.m. inurs. l. miiis; sister ot Harry Jordan James G.

Jordan, Allene Hatch and Wil Anmony k.c "wnurcn. TRUMBULL Mary Ann Dunn of Springfield, VA, Ellen Tamtolas, Mecnanicsburg, PA, and the late Edward T. Dillon, also survived by four i Visitations uesaav 7-9 o.m. at BORON Anna Mae (Dowd), on Nov. 4, 1984, of Baldwin; wife of Neil R.

Bahr; mother of Sally Shelpman, Sharon Knetzer, Neii R. Jr. and James Bahr; sister of Dorothy Zeremenko and Janet Duffy; seven grandchildren. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 -Brownsville Brentwood, Won.

Tue. 7-9 p.m. Funeral on Wed. morning at 9: 1 5. Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Gabriel of the Sorrowful LACKNER (Shaffer) liam Jordan; also 17 grandchildren; 12 nieces and husband of father man Baptist Church. Interment Uniondale Cemetery. GEIMER oi Hnmi oray or Aiexan- nepnews: ana a host of other relatives. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 on Tue. ROMANELLI Mary E-, on Sat.

Nov. 3, 1984, formerly of Whitehall: wife of the late Emmanuel Lackner; mother of Irene Deenihan, Barbara Alger, Leo Lackner and the late and Wed. at the SPRlGr. A of Ocaia, FL; also survived by six grandchildren: one great-grandchild. Friends On Nov.

5, 1984 Sarah WATSON FUNERAL HOME, FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Brownsville Rd. Relatives and friends invited to attend her funeral, Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. Liturgy in St. Nor-bert Church at 9:30 a.m. On Sun, Nov.

4, 1984 Andrew; beloved husband of Julia (Tupi) Yuhas; survived by two sisters in nieces and nephews. Friends received In the EDWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave "eld Wed. at 11:30 am. ZANGARO On Nov.

3, 1984 Sylvia Rose; beloved daughter of Wary Zangaro and of the late Peter zangaro; sister ot Ann Mozzetti Marlene Caldwell, Donrlch, Joseph and Fred; also survived bv nieces and nephews Friends received J-4 4 7.9 p.m. at the THOMAS 3552 California Ave. at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass In 9lf 1 Perpetual He Church, Wed. at to a.m i tv n.

Lng e.c. run- eral services on Thur. at 1 taaaiej fwcwiinams or sq. Hill (formerly of the S.SJ; wife of the late Dominick virgin t-nurcn iu a.m. Anna M.

on Sunday Nov. 4, 1984 of Baldwin; wife of the late Albert Geimer; mother of Charlotte Corey, Norma Kraus; sister of Sophie Paul, Charlotte Dalzell, Ted Kolod-ziei; also survived by five grandchildren. Friends received JOHN F. SLATER p.m. in Faith Lutheran Church-Ewart Dr.

Interment BEZMAN Romanelli; beloved mother of Senator James A. and Member Christian Mothers and Senior Adults Center of Sandy Romaneili and Mr. Mechanicsburg. mt. Hope cemetery.

M0I0 Deane age 62. of Lan caster, formerly of or COPELAND'S, CORAOPOLIS, 867 5th with Blessing FEHL may can lues. and 7-9 at the DAVID R. FITZ-GERALD FUNERAL HOME, 806 Rebecca Wilkinsburg. Private graveside services will be held on Wed.

In Woodlawn Cemetery followed by services in Mulberry United Presby. Church at 2 p.m. Remembrances may be given to the Mulberry United Presby. Church Memorial Fund or the Geneva College Alumni Fund, FUNERAL HOME. 4201 Nov.

5, 1984; wife of Irving t. Beiman; mother of Patricia and Benny virgilio, of Toronto, Canada; grandmother of Anthony, Dominick and Isa Virgilio; sister of Molly Parker of Torontn Brownsville Brentwood Mon. 7-9, Tues. 2-4 and 7-9 On Sunday, Nov. 5, 1984, Ralph husband of the late Nellie; beloved father of Ralph Moio Ida Garafolo, Yolanda Jubic, Robert i daughter and 2 sons There will be a Memorial Service Sat.

2 p.m. at the p.m., wnere runerai service will be held Wed. unitarian Church or Lancas Mass of Christian Burial at wuio anu me laic nmonv. Canada, Esther Young and Margaret Kyle, both of Belfast, Ireland; dear friend of Mary Gorskev. Friends received and Thurs.

2-9 p.m. at the JOHN J. GMITER FUNFRAL ter, 538 West Chestnut Lancaster. Con tribut ions may be made to CARE, Nativity Church at GRAVES Loretta Prosdocimo, Mary Kotys and Angela Moio: also survived bv 27 grand VENUS Kosemary r-iynn and The late Harry Shaffer; sister of Angeline Stieglitz; 20 grand; 27 great-grand two great-great-grandchildren. Friends received JOHN F.

SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Tues. 7-9, Wed. 2-4 7-4 p.m. Funeral on Thurs.

morning at 9:30. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Sylvester Church, 10 a.m. LIBENSON On Sunday, Nov. 4, 1984, Leon; husband of Pilar O.

Libenson; father of David D. of Ridge wood, NJ. and Ro-sita L. Fichtel of Larchmont, survived by two brothers of Argentina; also five grandchildren. Friends may call at H.

SAMSON 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Services and Interment private. Memorial contributions may be made to Unicef.

r.v. box fniioeiphia, Services on Wed. 10 a.m. KAUFMAN On Nov. 1984 Louis; beloved husband of Ruth Kaufman and the late Sara G.

Kaufman; father of Lois Kaufman of MD and Burton Kaufman of brother of Gertrude Weinberg, Leah Haber. Freda Putterman all of and Belle Karp of Houston, TX and the late Samuel, Harry, Jack and Nathan auf man; also survived by two grandchildren. Friends may meet at the ana 1 1 grear-gr anoch nor en. On Sunday Nov. 4, 1984 On Sat.

Nov. 3, 1984. Philip Herman Fehl, in his 75tn year, of Dormont; beloved husband of Marie Fehl: father of Philip Ernest Fehl; brother of Rose Viesates: also survived by nieces and nephews. Mr. Fehl was retired from Jones Laughlin Steel Co.

and Divine Provi. dence Hospital. Friends are welcome at BEINHAUER MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Mon. Tues. 2-9 p.m., where services will be held Wed.

2 p.m. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. Family requests memorial contributions to Private Services Inter IVIUI. CATANZARO 306 Florists HOME, 119 S.

15th S. Funeral Fri. at 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Mi chael Church at 10 a.m.

001 Death Notices tHzactem b. or wnixinsourg; mother of Charles, James, William and Frank Son-berger; also survived by 15 grandchildren: five great- On Nov. 4, 1984 Essie ment where held Mon. Nov. 5.

1984. Arrangements by MORASCO-KNEE-SOXMAN. MULLEN LUBIN SMALLEY FLOBIT Deiovea wire ot i-'aTricK, mother of Margaret Sand. grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 at the Le Flowers Say It For You Friends may call' at the BURKET-TRUBV FUNERAL HOME, 421 AHeoheny Oakmont on Tues.

7-9; Wed. 2-4 and 7-9. Mass of Patricia Woodbury and John Catenraro; grandmother of seven; sister of Rosemary ROSENBERG On Monday. Nov. 5, 1984 Andrew beloved husband THOMAS I NIFD FUNFRAL On Nov.

3, 1984, Geraldine beloved wife of William mother of James P. and Geraldine; grandmother of Jami I vnn nrt On Mon. Nov. 1984, Robert R. (BuckyL husband of Norma Clements Venus ot Kennedy Twp; father of Robert; son of Agnes and the late Rudolph Venus-brother of Gus Albert Venus.

Friends received at MCDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Chartlers Aveu McKees Rocks. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Malachy Church on Thurs. at 10 am. Visitation Tues.

Wed. noon to 9 pm. WILLNER Suddenly on Nov. 3, 1984. Allvn beloved hus iy, uownrown 471-2200 HOME, 7441 Washington Swfssvale.

Mass of Christian Burial In St. An-selm Church wed. 10 a.m. RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre on Tues. at 1:45 p.m.

to leave immediately to attend a Graveside Service at the Temple Stnai Memorial Park at 2:30 the American Cancer Society. FINLEY of Rheda Rosenberg; father of Judith D. and Joel D. Rosenberg- son of Mrs. Belie Rosenberg; brother of Mrs.

Robert (lanet) Mill. Vina ai'u juscpn vornjjir. Friends are BEIN-HAUER MORTUARY, 7630 West Liberty Mon. and Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Mass of Christian Burial in Christopher; sister of Max-ine Fulierton ot OH and Janet Wagenfeid of FL. 007 On Nov. 3. 1984 Wil p.m. Contributions may be GREEN On Mon.

Nov. 5, 1984, Jean Croft, age 96; wife of the Services private. Arrangements bv the BEINHAUtR JbFf-fcRSON MfcM. PARK separate sinm. liam Bucklev Of Murrvsville: er.

Services at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 maoe to me cnariry or Christian Burial will be celebrated Thurs. Nov. at 10 a.m. In St.

Joseph Catholic Church, Verona. KUNKLE On Nov. 5, 1984 E. Paul (Petie), age 76, of Greensburg, formerly of Delmont; husband of EHra-beth Christy Kunfcte; father donor's choice. St.

Bernard Church on Wed. at 10 a.m. CATERINO Murray Sa. Hill toon husband or Helen Driver Finley; father of William LLOYD MORTUARY. Family re-Quests contributions be made to the Forbes Hospice, Washington Blvd.

at Frank stown Auo. PitHhwrnh and uavto; Dromer or bmr-lev B'by; also five grand- r-M, 10 ft. Morrowfield Apts.) on Wed. 1 1 a.m. Interment West View Cemetery of Rodef Shalom Conoreaation.

VkitA. late waiter w. Green; beloved mother of Mrs. Jack (Helen) Garvin of Montrose. Mrs.

George (Vera) White -jpf Carnegie, w. Scott i teen of Pleasant Charles (Carl) on Nov. KELLY On Monday, Nov. 5 l84, Florence M. Penil Hills; sister of Thomas VKellv.

On Sun. Nov. 4, 1984, Cam-erine wife of the late James Ar; mother of James, Thoma and the late John; band of Kathleen (Stone way); father ot Allyn Jeffory Allyn, Kelly Ajf and Joyce. fe. 5, 184, heioved husband ot I children; visitarion -v p.m.

"Sonera Abruiese; fattier of i Mon. Tues. at the PA 15206. trvRti, level', in Oarden Mausoleum. 678-Lo2 tion Tues.

7-9 p.m. and 1 li 1.