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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1995 0-5 i -J iJM AS in 3 y. 4 mm mm IS il Xi A mm ft if "Si mm it Boy, 2, badly hurt in fall from window A 2-year-old boy survived a fall from a window of his family's fourth-story apartment. Julian Tardy was playing with a pair of boots near a kitchen window Saturday night when a screen in the open window gave way and the boy plunged to the concrete below, authorities said. His mother had stepped out of the room only moments before the child fell, officials said. Residents of Jacksonia Street on the North Side said the boy hit a cable that may have broken his fall.

The toddler missed landing on the spikes of an iron fence by inches, neighbors said. "He was all bloody," said neighbor Nikki Jackson. "He had a dent in his head and he was screaming for his mommy." Paramedics rushed the child to Allegheny General Hospital, where he was in critical but stable condition last night with a fractured skull and two broken legs. "I know that was scary for his mother, because if I saw my baby fall out the window, I would have died out there," neighbor Lattoria McCord said. Authorities ruled the fall an accident and said no charges would be filed.

Ringgold school accord may be near The Ringgold School District and its teachers appear to be close to ending a 2-year contract dispute. James Martell, president of the 245-member Ringgold Education Association, said yesterday that the school board and union had both offered concessions during a productive meeting last week, and that negotiators would meet again this afternoon. "What it amounts to is, if the board does not renege on what we agreed to last Tuesday, we're probably extremely close together," he said. School board member Frank Blum said the district's representatives agreed that "good progress" took place last Week. "They're moving in the right direction," he said of negotiators for both sides.

The two sides have been discussing a contract proposal covering six years, with salaries and health care coverage as the unresolved issues. The teachers have worked without a contract since 1993 and have held strikes under guidelines of state Act 88. They returned to work last month, saying they hoped to avoid another walkout. Keystone Oaks school inspection set Keystone Oaks School District officials were confident that their new elementary school and surrounding property in Dormont would be in good enough shape later today to merit an occupancy permit, meaning school could begin as scheduled tomorrow. Dormont officials had given the school district a list of things to be done before the borough would declare the building safe enough for children to start school.

Borough officials were to inspect the site today and decide whether to issue the occupancy permit. One of the conditions for the permit the demoli- tion of Jay Neff Middle School on Annapolis Avenue, next door to the new school was expected to be com-, pleted before the inspection. Titusville man to testify at O.J. trial An amateur photographer from Crawford County is set to testify in the O.J. Simpson trial this week.

Rob Seib, 32, of Titusville, is to take the stand today to answer questions about a photograph he took of Sim-n at an AFC championship game in Buffalo two College honors Oklahoma governor Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating, who was praised for his handling of events surrounding the bombing of the Oklahoma City federal office building, will receive an honorary degree from La Roche College tomorrow. Keating will speak on crisis management as part of a convocation beginning at 3 p.m. at the college's East campus in McCandless. The blast, set off by a mixture of fertilizer and fuel oil in a rented truck, killed 167 people April 19 in the Alfred P.

Murrah Federal Building. After the explosion, Keating acted as a spokesman at the site and spent time with bomb victims and their families. Still later, he helped raise more than $5 million for a victims and their families. Cathy Keating, the governor's wife, will receive a medal and will sign copies' of "In Their Name," a book documenting the tragedy, in the college art gallery at 2:15 p.m. Proceeds benefit survivors and the city.

Petrolia loses water supply At 7 a.m. yesterday residents had water. At 9 a.m. they didn't It was a simple as that, said Capt Greg Schrecen-gost of the volunteer fire company in Petrolia, Butler County, where officials were trying to figure out why the entire town lost its water yesterday. The town's holding tank, fed by springs, was not leaking, so officials assumed the water was being lost under a street.

"Somewhere in town, we have a main water leak. Would you believe we've lost 25,000 gallons of water and it didn't surface anywhere? They walked our lines and haven't found it," said Schrecengost. Firefighters last night brought a 350-gallon water buffalo to the fire hall. Two tanks were to be added this morning. At the fire station, two tanker trucks with a com-" bined total of 3,000 gallons were ready in case of fire.

Neighboring fire companies also were on alert. Moh-Fayette corridor land to be topic A public meeting will be held from 1 to 8 p.m. Sept. 27 to discuss the state's acquisition of property in the Mon-Fayette Expressway corridor south of Uniontown. The meeting will be held at the Smithf ield Volunteer Fire Department in Smithfield, Fayette County.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission says it will acquire 110 properties to construct the eight-mile section of toll road from Fairchance south to the West Virginia line. A similar meeting will be held later for about 375 property owners who live in the expressway corridor between 1-70 in Fallowfield and Route 51 in Jefferson, where the turnpike will build a 17-mile section. Trial to resume in fatal shooting A jury today will resume hearing evidence against a Homewood man who is accused ofbeing the trigger-man in a fatal shooting at a Homewood bar last year. Angelo Cabbagestalk, 23, of Homewood, is charged with a shooting Jan. 31, 1994, at the Touch of Class Bar in Homewood in which Edward C.

Wallace, 43, of Homewood, was killed and Melanie Watkins, 24, of Homewood, was wounded. Cabbagestalk's co-defendant, DeShawn Rosemond, 20, of Larimer, was convicted of first-degree murder in a previous trial. He was sentenced to two life sen-, tences plus 10 years for his role in the Touch of Class shootings and the fatal Jan. 27, 1994, drive-by shooting of Shawn Griggs, 19, of Homewood. Cabbagestalk is being tried before Common Pleas Judge Raymond A Novak.

mt mm ill if 1 1 Itei I 11.1 1 a i Darrell SappPost-Gazette Marrie Griffin, 12, left, of the North Side, examines a shawl worn by Norma Deer, an American Indian, during a program at the Pittsburgh Children's Museum yesterday. Deer, of Natrona Heights, wears a dress made of buckskin and decorated with feathers from eagles and hawks. Ronald Goldman and, according to witnesses, at Simpson's property to those worn in the past by Simpson. Seib, a branch manager for FNB Consumer Discount was to fly to Los Angeles yesterday to be prepared for testimony by prosecutors Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden. Prosecution rebuttal is to begin today with photographs of Simpson wearing gloves.

In the photograph, Simpson is wearing gloves that appear to be made of brown leather. Seib dug out the photo after he learned that prosecutors were looking for pictures of the former football star wearing such gloves. Prosecutors are trying to link bloodstained gloves found near the bodies of Nicole Brown Simpson and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING survived by 12 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren. Friends will be received in the McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn Bloomfield on Sun. Mon.2-4 7-9 where funeral services will be held on Tues.

at 11 am. MILDRED M. (MARSHALL) WOLF On Sept. 9, 1995; beloved wife of the late Leo; mother of Donna Wolf, Dolores Goetz and Paul Wolf; also 7 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Friends received 24 7-9 MONDAY ONLY at the THOMAS P.

KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3552 California Ave. at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass at Risen Stoehr- of Northbrook IL; also survived by 12 greatgrandchildren, nieces and nephews. Mrs. Pearlman was a member of Cong.

Tree of Life in Squirrel Hill. Services at RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Shadyside, on Mon. at 2:30 p.m. Visitation one hour prior to Service Interment Beth Shalom Cem. Contributions may be made to Riverview Towers, 52 Cong.

Tree of Life, Wilkins at Shady Pgh 15217. CATHERINE PINXSTON On Sept. survived by 2 nephews James River Jr. and Alvin Price, 3 nieces Roxie Evans, Amy Miller and Mary Louise Porch, 2 great- nephews Rondai Evans and Rollie Miller III and 1 great-niece Kym D. Miller; friends received at the SAMUEL J.

JONES FUNERAL HOME, 2644 Wylie Ave. 2-9pm Mon. where service will be held on Tues. at 1 1 am. Interment Allegheny Cemetery.

OLIVE F. RUSH On 9, 1995, Olive F. Smith Rush of Wil-merding; daugher of the late Ira and Maude Harvey Smith; wife of the late Raymond Rush; beloved mother of William Olbrich and Thomas Rush; 5 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild; dear sister of Gladys Chalmers, 1 nephew and 1 niece. Friends received AL-FIERI FUNERAL HOME, 201 Marguerite Wilmerding, Mon. 2-4 7-9.

Services Tues. 11 am. HOLLY ANN McSORLEY On Sept. 9, 1995 after a long illness, Holly Ann McSorley; beloved daughter of Arthur and Nancy Queer McSorley; sister of William A. McSorley, Christine McSorley Bell and Susan L.

McSorley; also survived by three nieces. Friends will be received JOHN A. FREYVO-GEL SONS, 4900 Centre Ave. at Devonshire St. Tues.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Weds. Mass of Christian Burial St. Scholas-tica Church, 10 a.m. Miss McSorley was a graduate of Winchester-Thurston and a 1978 graduate of the University of Notre Dame with a B.S.

degree in Civil Engineering. She was President of Glenarden Construction until illness forced her to retire. She worked as a design and construction engineer on the Liberty Ave. and Sixth Ave. sections of the Light Rail Transit System.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, 300 Sixth Pgh PA 15222. CHARLES IRWIN ORRISON On Sept. 10, 1995; age 69, a resident of St. Barnabas; formerly of Forest Hills; brother of Mary Anna Orrison. Friends received 6 o'clock until time of service at 8 pm at BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt.

Royal Glenshaw. Memorials are suggested to the St. Barnabas Home, 5827 Meridian Gibsonia, PA 15044 or Church of Christ North Hills where he was a charter member, 797 Thompson Run Pgh.PA 15237. husband of Geraldine Coon Tisdale; father of Norman F. Tisdale IV, Daysha Tisdale and the late Chloe Lynn Tisdale; son of Norman F.

and Peggy Jean Wishart Tisdale brother of Caryn Contino, Gwen Fisher, Marcia Sirney and Eric Tisdale; grandson of Robert A. Wishart; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received at McDON-ALD-AEBERU FUNERAL HOME, 238 Crowe Mars, PA, Mon. 7-9 Tues. 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

Service in the First Presbyterian Church, Rt. 8, Bakerstown PA Weds. 10:30 a.m. Memorials to the church. SUSAN G.

VERRATTI Suddenly on Sept. 9, 1995, Susan, 43, of Swis-shelm Park; loving daughter of Domenic (Woo) and Antoinette (Ann); loving sister of Paul, James and Joan Daley; loving aunt of Paul Molly, Brandi, Melissa, Michael, Theresa and Mary. Friends welcome in JOHN N. ELACHKO FUNERAL HOME, 3447 Dawson St. at Semple, Mon.

and Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service Weds. 8:30 a.m. Christian Mass 10 a.m.

at St. Anselm Church, Swissvale. Contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Assoc. VERDA WEISENBERGER 90, of Carrick, on Thursday, September 7, 1995. Sister of Monica Medred of FL and the late Brother De-Salles, Leona and Gilbert Weisenberger; aunt of Joseph Medred of FL Friends received CIESLAK TATKO FUNERAL HOME 2935 Brownsville Brentwood, Sun 7-9 and Mon 2-4 and 7-9.

Funeral Tuesday 9:15 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial St Wendelin Church, 10 a.m. MELVIN R. WILSON On Sept. 8, 1995; Melvin R.

Wilson; beloved husband of Florence Gobert Wilson; father of Robert Wilson and Nanette Kowaleski, Florence Griffiths, Florent Wilson, Linda Kennedy; also Catherine of Siena Church, Tues. 10 a.m. In lieu of flowers, family suggests contributions be made in his name to the American Cancer Society. FRANK J. SALLEY On Sept.

10, 1995; Frank J. Salley; beloved husband of Lois Brennen Salley; father of Frank J. Salley, Jr. of VA, Rosemary Wyke, Beatrice Peiffer, Thomas Marilyn, and Michael S. Salley of N.J.

Also survived by 10 grandchildren; brother of Edward, James, Regis, John, Richard of N.J. and the late Samuel Salley. Friends are being received in the McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 621 4 Walnut Shadyside, on Mon. 7-9 and Tues. 2-4 7-9.

Funeral on 9:30 am. Mass of Christian Burial in Sacred Heart Church, 10:30 am. A veteran of WWII and also was employed by U.S. Steel Homestead Works for 43 years. ANN (MOX) scon (skocz) Of Scott Twp.

on Sept. 9, 1995 Ann Mox, age 89 of Glendale (Scott wife of the late Matthew Hu-dak and Edward Scott and mother of Bernice Jester, Felicia Warholak, Sally Mur-dock and Joann Zukiewicz and Darlene Caporali. Mother-in-law of George Warholak, Michael Zukiewicz and Peter Caporali and the late Robert Murdock; sister of the late Anthony, John, Andrew, Michael, Charles, Bernard, Alexander and Victor Mox. Also 13 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren. Visitation Sun.

Mon. 2-9 2-9 at S. B. FRYER FUNERAL HOME, (A Golden Rule Funeral Home), 729 Washington Bridgeville Exit, Interstate Hwy. 79, Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Holy Child ParishSt.

Anthony's Church on Tues. at 10 am. The family suggests contributins be made to Saxony Health Center in Saxon-burg NORMAN F. TISDALE III On Sept. 9, 1995, Norman F.

Tisdale III, 42, of Middlesex Valencia; to Virginia Tech, at Virginia Tech he was a starting Full back Team Captain in his Senior Year. Funeral Ar rangements by BEIN- HAUERS. Friends welcome at 2828 Washington Road, Peters 941 -321 1 Mon. 2-4 7-9pm. Mass of Christian Burial 10am Tues.

Sept. 12 at St. Bernard Church, interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. Family would appreciate contributions be made to the Vincent J.

Russo Memo rial Athletic Fund, 2215 Morrow Pgh 15241 HELEN M. SADAUSXAS On Sept. 10, 1995; beloved wife of the late Andrew mother of Indigo Andrea Raffel, Walter Water and Andrew Sadauskas the late Marsha Sadauskas; sister of the late Ann Yawnlis and John Chickenosky. Friends received 7-9 pm MON. and TUES.

2-4 7-9 pm at THOMAS P. KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3552 California Ave. at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass in Ascension Church 10 am. VIRGINIA (BRAND!) SAELLO 70 of N.

Huntingdon on Sept. 10, 1995; wife of Peter J. Saello; mother of Kathleen Smirga, Josephine Lokay, Marlene Saello and Debra 12 grandchildren, 1 great-granddaughter; sister of Josephine Macy; sister-in-law of John Macy, Leo Saello and John Pornio; also nieces and nephews. Visitation 2-4 7-9 Mon. Tues.

at E. A. FORGIE FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Broadway, E. McKeesport. Funeral Mass St.

Agnes RC Church. PATSY A. SALAPA On Sept. 9, 1995, Patsy A. of Beechview; husband of Margaret; stepfather of Arthur Young and Susan Kain, both of FL; brother of Dorothy Wachter of Export; uncle of Robert and John Wachter; also survived by three stepgrandchildren.

Friends received WILLIAM ECKELS FUNERAL HOME, 1923 Broadway Beechview, MONDAY ONLY, 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Cont from page B-4 MARY JO (PECHER) MAGGIO On Sept. 9, 1995; of Cranberry formerly of Shaler wife of Douglas S. Maggio; mother of Kate-lyn Josephine and Julia Marie Maggio; daughter of Betty and Henry Pecher; sister of Herk, Jerry, Hal and Darryl Pecher; daughter-in-law of Joseph and Lois Maggio, sister-in-law of Gregg and Dana Maggio; aunt of Gretchin, Kim, Kelly and Michael Pecher; also Danielle and Gabrielle Maggio.

Friends received Mon. 7-9 pm and Tues. 2-4 7-9 at BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am.

in St. Mary Church, 2510 Middle Rd Mary Jo was a graduate of Shaler Area H.S. Class of 1980. BESSIE MALKIN On Sunday Sept. 10, 1 995.

beloved wife of the late Maurice Malkin. Mother of Dr. Stanley L. Malkin, of NY; Arnold Malkin, of Pgh. Sister of Alex Serbin, of McKees-port; Shirley Slone, of Esther Weinberg, of Mobile, AL.

Grandmother of Jeffry 'Malkin; Jack Malkin; Justin Malkin; Keith Malkin. Mrs. Malkin was a volunteer worker at Montefiore Hospital, Riverview Center for Jewish Seniors, Ladies Hospital Aid Society, Rodef Shalom Congregation. Private graveside services interment at Beth Shalom Cemetery. Family suggests contributions to the Zionist Organization of America Scholarship Fund.

Arrangements by the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 521-2600. NEVA M. (FRESHWATER) McMILLEH Of Carnegie, on Sept. 9, 1995; beloved mother of Beverly Burrell; also survived by nieces and nephews.

Visitation 2-4 7-9pm Mon Tues. at BRADWELL NIRELLA, FUNERAL HOME, Charters Ave. at Mansfield Carnegie where funeral service will be conducted 10 a.m. i Lord Parish-St. Francis Xavi-er Church, 10 am.

Family suggests contributions be made to St. Paul of the Cross Retreat Center, 148 Monastery Pgh, PA 15203. HARRY W. WRIGHT On Sept. 8, 1995; beloved husband of Margaret; father of Harry S.

and John Wright; brother of James, Herman, Christopher and Lawrence Wright, Mary Glenn and Lillian Davis; one grandchild; one greatgrandchild; host of other relatives and friends. Visitation Mon. 2-4 and 7-9 ALDRICH FUNERAL HOME, 431 East 9th Munhall, where service will be held Tues. at 1 1 o'clock. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

ARTUR H. ZAWISCHA Of Dormont, on Fri. Sept. 8, 1995; husband of the late Sophie Kunst Zawischa; beloved father of Karin Hetrick of WV; borther of Lore Rem-mert; grandfather of Ralf D. Zawischa and Cindy Hetrick.

Friends may call FRANK F. DeBOR FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1065 Brookline 561-0380. On MO.NDAY ONLY 2-4, 6-9 p.m., where services will be held Tues. at 11 a.m.

In lieu of flowers family request contributions be made to the South Hills Family Hospice, 1910 Cochran 572-8800. VINCENT J. RUSSO Age 45, of Mt. Lebanon, suddenly on Sept. 9, 1995; beloved husband of Roberta McCallum; devoted father of Alexandra; loving son of Jennie Russo; brother of Aurelia Cain; son-in-law of Robert Shirley McCallum; He was a graduate of Mt.

Lebanon H.S., class of 1968 where he was an All State Fullback a Parade All American Runningback, he played in the Big 33 earned a 4 year scholarship A ANNA M. PEARLMAN On Sept. 9, 1995; beloved wife of the late Jack N. Pearlman; mother of Florence Kingsbacher of South Hills, Irene Stoehr of Squirrel Hill; mother-in-law of Harry Stoehr and the late Carl J. Kingsbacher; grandmother of Susan Geller of Cherry Hill NJ, Marlene and Stuart Rein-feld of Coral Springs FL, Cindy and Dr.

James Tau-berg of Fox Chapel and Cantor Steven and Susan 'ft.