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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Monday, April 18, 1988 The Accu-WeatherBforecast for 6 P.M., Monday, April 18 OBITUARIES IN BRIEF Man killed in crash A Clairton man was killed in Westmoreland County Friday night when the car in which he was riding struck a tree and a house. Dead is Dean Lockard Ackinclose, 40, of 120 Constitutional Circle, according to Greensburg state police. The driver of the car, Raymond H. Zwibel, 38, of R.D. 1, Champion, was taken to Westmoreland Hospital, where he was listed in critical condition.

State police said the accident happened in Donegal Township shortly before midnight. Zwibel was traveling north on State Route 711 when he failed to make a curve. The car left the road and ran into a yard, hitting a tree and a front porch pillar of a house. Warm Cold Stationary 1988 Aceu-Wsalher, Inc. tion for Higher Education and Aspinwall Presbyterian Church.

He is survived by his wife, Dallas Darrow Fahey. Services will be held at 1 p.m. today in the H. Blaine Weddell Funeral Home, 100 Center Aspinwall. Peter Vicente Peter Vicente, 67, of Latrobe, a customer relations representative, died of cancer Saturday in Montefiore Hospital.

He had worked for the Teledyne Vasco Co. in Latrobe for 23 years and was a member of Holy Family Church in Latrobe. Friends will be received from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow in the John J. Lopatich Funeral Home 601 Weldon Latrobe.

A Mass will be said at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Holy Family Church, Ligonier Street. He is survived by his wife, Rose M. DeFlavio Vicente; three sons, Frank R. of Bellefonte, Centre County, James P.

of Turnersville, N.J., and Lt. Peter A. of Whidbey Island Naval Air Station, Washington; a daughter, Rosemarie Agostino of Latrobe; eight grandchildren; three brothers; and three sisters. WEATHER Cloudy with morning showers, afternoon variable cloudiness with a 60 percent chance of rain, a high of 60. Tonight, partly cloudy, low 30 to 35.

Tomorrow Colder with a chance of rain or snow showers, low in the 30s, high 40 to 45. Wednesday Mostly sunny and cool, low 25 to 35, high in the low 40s to low 50s. Thursday, Friday Mostly sunny and cool Thursday, low 25 to 35, high in the low 40s to low 50s. Cloudy with periods of rain Friday, low in the 30s, high in the 50s. with the Army Air Corps in World War II.

He also served in the Korean War. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police. Mr. Bronkey is survived by his wife, Dolores; three daughters, Michelle Oswald and Joyce McManus, both of Pittsburgh, and Regina Kennedy of McKees Rocks; a son, Regis of Pittsburgh; and one grandchild. A Mass will be said at 11 a.m.

today in St. Gabriel Archangel Church, 1400 Ingham North Side. Zlota Chijner Zlota Chijner, 97, of Greer Street, Squirrel Hill, died of a heart attack Friday in Montefiore Hospital. Her late husband, Simon, founded Simon's Furniture in Weirton, W.Va., 54 years ago. The firm still is owned by the family.

Mrs. Chijner was a member of Temple Beth Israel Synagogue and its Sisterhood, and Hadassah in Steu-benville, Ohio. She is survived by a son, Morris of Steubenville; a daughter, Annie Myers of Squirrel Hill; 10 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services were held yesterday in the Ralph Schugar Chapel in Shadyside. George L.

Fahey George L. Fahey, a retired University of Pittsburgh professor of pyschology and education, died of a heart attack Thursday in St. Margaret Memorial Hospital, Aspinwall. Mr. Fahey of Delafield Road, Aspinwall, joined the Pitt faculty in 1939 and retired in 1975.

He was a major in the Army adjutant general's office in World War II and was the first elected president of Pitt's faculty senate. He was a member of the American and Pennsylvania psychological associations, the American Associa Joseph Bonidy, was a lawyer for 47 years Joseph Bonidy, a retired Westmoreland County lawyer, died of heart failure Friday in Forbes Regional Health Center, Monroeville. Mr. Bonidy, 96, of Fourth Avenue, New Kensington, had been assistant district attorney for Westmoreland County for three years and attorney for the General State Authority in Harrisburg for 10 years. He had law offices in New Kensington from 1921 until his retirement in 1968.

He also maintained offices in Monessen and Greensburg. He was a member of Mount St. Peter Church, New Kensington, and the Westmoreland County and Pennsylvania bar associations. Surviving are two sons, Joseph K. of New Port Richey, and Austin 0.

of Fort Lauderdale, a daughter, Marie J. of New Kensington; three stepsons, John Posati of Hyde Park, Westmoreland County, James Zana of Lincoln, and Andrew Zana of Allison Park; four grandchildren; five step-grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. A Mass will be said at 10 a.m. today in Mount St. Peter Church.

Michael E. Bronkey Michael E. Bronkey, a 30-year Pittsburgh police officer before his retirement, died of lung cancer Thursday in Divine Providence Hospital. Mr. Bronkey, 70, of 2462 Colorado North Side, became a policeman in 1952 and retired in 1982 with the rank of sergeant.

He was an Army veteran of 16 years, serving as a staff sergeant in the 25th Bombardment Squadron Travelers' forecast 24-hour report National Oceanic and Atmo-spherlc Administration's Weather Radio broadcasts latest weather information or warnings 24 hours a day on VHF band at 162.55 MHz. District ELSEWHERE Kanzaburo Nakamura, 78, a leading kabuki actor and recipient of cultural awards from the Japanese government, of a heart attack Saturday in Tokyo. Nakamura, whose real name was Seiji Namino, debuted on the stage in 1916. He was active in promoting kabuki, a highly stylized form of drama performed solely by men, overseas and led a troupe of actors to New York in 1960 during the theater's U.S. debut.

Nation Yesterday Today Slcy Sky eond. cond. Atlanta 74 58 Clear 70 52 Rain Atlantic City 61 47 Clear 66 49 Rain Baltimore 67 50 Clear 64 44 Rain Boston 56 43 Cloudy 60 42 Rain Buffalo 61 42 Clear 47 28 Rain Charleston, S.C. 76 56 Clear 79 62 Cloudy Chicago 73 38 Cloudy 44 27 Cloudy Cincinnati 70 49 Clear 53 36 Rain Cleveland 68 41 Clear 44 29 Rain Dallas 75 53 Rain 69 45 Cloudy Denver 60 39 Rain 63 39 Cloudy Detroit 70 37 Cloudy 48 28 Cloudy Honolulu 66 68 Clear 86 68 Clear Houston 76 64 Rain 82 56 Cloudy Indianapolis 73 50 Clear 53 35 Cloudy Jacksonville 80 58 Cloudy 83 64 Cloudy Las Vegas 72 52 Cloudy 75 52 Cloudy Los Angeles 68 55 Cloudy 68 55 Cloudy Miami Beach 82 68 Cloudy 83 71 Cloudy Milwaukee 73 36 Cloudy 42 29 Cloudy Minneapolis 53 26 Clear 47 28 Cloudy New Orleans 82 68 Cloudy 79 60 Cloudy New York 62 49 Clear 59 44 Rain Norfolk 71 53 Clear 71 50 Rain Orlando 83 61 Cloudy 85 65 Cloudy Philadelphia 64 49 Clear 68 43 Rain Phoenix 72 55 Cloudy 79 59 Cloudy St. Louis 74 45 Cloudy 52 38 Rain San Diego 66 59 Cloudy 68 59 Cloudy San Francisco 61 51 Cloudy 63 51 Cloudy Seattle 55 45 Rain 56 42 Cloudy Tampa 80 62 Cloudy 83 67 Cloudy Washington 70 53 Clear 67 46 Rain Compiled by Vince Leonard Today's Sky foracatt: cond.

Altoona 62 43 MtSnny Bradford 56 39 PtSnny DuBois 60 41 PtSnny Erie 59 42 PtSnny 58 44 MtSnny 60 43 MtSnny Youngstown MM Morgantown MM Foreign Vaatarday Berlin MM Buenos Aires 69 50 Clear Cairo 73 55 Clear Geneva 63 44 Clear London 63 52 Cldy Madrid 72 54 Rain Mexico 79 54 Cldy Montreal 45 28 Cldy Moscow 48 37 Clear Paris 65 54 Clear Rome 70 37 Clear San Juan 85 75 Cldy Sydney 68 63 Cldy Tokyo 66 50 Clear Toronto 45 30 Cldy 55 52 Cldy New diocesan official Loretta Dillner has been named director of the Office of Family Life in the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, where she has served as assistant director for almost four years. She has a master's degree in education and has completed a two-year course in family systems theory. She was director of religious education at Holy Sepulcher Parish in Glade Mills, Butler County for, 13 years. The mission of her office is to gather and share information, to advocate on behalf of family ministry and to convene people and groups or movements around specific aspects of family ministry. Reserve officers to meet The Pennsylvania Department of the Reserve Officers Association will hold its semiannual meeting Saturday at the Holiday Inn in Green Tree.

Col. Samuel P. Mitchell, national vice president of the Air Force section of the association, will speak. Mitchell is a reserve officer assigned as vice commander of the 94th Tactical Airlife Wing at Dobbins Air Force Base in Georgia. He is also a pilot for TWA.

Business sessions will run from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4 p.m., with a banquet at 7 p.m. For details, contact Lt. Col. F.

Raymond Trance at 412-884-0192. Librarians to meet here The Public Library Association, a division of the American Library Association, will have its national conference in Pittsburgh April 27-30 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. Some 2,500 people are expected to attend. This third national conference, entitled "Public Libraries: Bridges to the 21st Century," will have more than 70 programs and 200 exhibits.

Civic luncheon set The Salvation Army's annual civic luncheon will be held May 9 at the Sheraton Station Square. Ticket information is available by calling 394-4860. Self -image is key in sex education Almanac Since 1874, April 18 highest temp, was 90 in 1896; lowest temp, was 14 in 1875. keep the dialogue going. "When people tell you sex education ought to be taught at home, they are not teaching sex education at.

home," said Tatum, who designed and coordinated the Family Life Education Program in Falls Church. As a teacher of seventh through 12th grades, her classes include anatomy, sex in media and how to critique it, sex roles, sexual identity, communications skills such as how to assert oneself and how to say no, population and family planning and problem solving. In any sex education program, Tatum said, the community ought first to form a committee comprising faculty, religious leaders, health professionals, administrators and school board members. Schools and the community must work together in deciding what is and is not wanted, she said. By Lynda Guydon if ost-Gazette Staff Writer 5c Mary Lee Tatum helps take the i generation gap out of sex education 1 by assigning students to ask parents 1 about their births.

"Communication between parents and kids is a very laudable goal," the I Falls Church, teacher told her colleagues last week at a conference fori adolescent sexuality education held at the Downtown YWCA. i The two-day conference, which ended Thursday, was sponsored by Pittsburgh Planned Parenthood and attracted about 140 professionals from across the state. They included 4eachers, health care personnel, guidance counselors, clergy and oth- er adults who work with teen-agers. While Tatum's homework assign-I ment may get discussions started, she said it is often up to the schools to She recommended meeting opponents' panic and anger with understanding, then voting on a program and going from there. Finally, the children of sex education opponents should be allowed not to participate.

"Sex education needs to be matter-of-fact and comprehensive," she advised. For some communities, the program includes health clinics where teen-agers receive contraceptives. In Baltimore, the opening of one such clinic in conjunction with sex education was reported to have produced a 30 percent drop in teen pregnancies, Tatum said. In the final analysis, each community must decide for itself whether clinics will be included in a sex education program and what the clinic will offer, she said. Airport temperatures 1 a.m 33 1 p.m 59 2a.m 34 2 p.m 61 3 a.m 33 3 p.m 62 4 a.m 35 4 p.m 64 5 a.m 33 5 p.m 65 6 a.m 33 6 p.m 65 7 a.m 32 7 p.m 64 8 a.m 37 8 p.m 58 9 a.m 43 9 p.m 58 10 a.m 50 10 p.m 58 11 a.m 54 11 p.m 57 Noon 57 Midnight 58 Temp, and precip.

this date: '87 '86 '85 '84 '83 '82 High 58 47 42 72 Low 46 41 28 42 Mean 52 44 35 57 Prec 01 .28 .02 .16 Airport at 12 p.m. yesterday: Press. Wind Weather 29.54 58 33 SW 14 Most Cldy Yesterday's high 65 Yesterday's low 32 Yesterday's mean 48 Yesterday's precip 0 Normal temp.day 51 Defic. temp.day 3 Excess temp.month 67 Excess temp. year 1 10 Total prec.month 1.34 Normal prec.

month 1.87 Total prec. year 8.85 Normal prec.year 10.71 Pittsburgh skies Sunset Mon 8:02 p.m. Sunrise Tues 6:36 a.m. Pollution index Downtown Good. Brackenridge Good.

Avalon Good. 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 falling today and will continue to fall today. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 3.1 Franklin, Pa.

4.5 F. Parker, Pa. 4.1 F. Mononga-hela River: Greensboro, Lock 7. Pa.

9.9 Cheat River: Parsons, W.Va. 3.5 F. West Fork River: Clarksburg. W.Va. 4.1 F.

Youghiogheny River: Sutersville, Pa. 4.2 F. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa. 4.2 F. Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa.

16.0 Dashields Dam 14.3 Montgomery Dam, Pa. 1 2.4 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.Va. 13.7 Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling, W.Va. MMMMM. Falling; Missing; Pool; Rising; Stationary; Unknown.

Second Avenue restricted near mill site Clarion County woman dies in car accident LOTTERY Rick Dorsey of Claysville, Washington County, won the grand prize of $1 million, to be paid in 20 installments of $50,000, in the Pennsylvania Saturday Spin game. Four finalists who won prizes of $5,000 each were Ross S. Stutz of Pittsburgh; Mary Lou Williams of Richfield, Juniata County; Lyn E. Baum-bach of Williamsport, Lycoming County; and Franklin H. Kreider of Lebanon, Lebanon County.

Lottery players are entered in the Saturday Spin after getting a free ticket in the instant lottery game. Saturday's daily number 256. Saturday's Big Four 2647. restrictions are expected to remain in effect through the 1989 construction season. The announcement came from the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh, which is working with the Regional Industrial Development Corp.

to oversee development of the 48-acre Pittsburgh Technology Center. The University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University both plan to put major research facilities in the development. The contractor for the road project is Golden Triangle Construction Co. The outbound lanes of the Fort Pitt Tunnel will be closed from 11:30 tonight until 5:30 a.m. tomorrow while electrical repairs are made.

Between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thursday, the westbound lanes of the 10th Street Bypass will be closed for the removal of pavement. Traffic will be detoured to Fort Duquesne Boulevard. Eastbound lanes will remain open.

From 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. starting today, intermittent delays can be expected on Route 60, West End, from Route 50 to Route 19. Traffic will be maintained in both directions. The $623,000 milling and resurfacing project will continue for the next two months.

The contractor is Lindy Paving of New Castle. Starting today, traffic on Second Avenue will be restricted because of work at the Pittsburgh Technology Center, site of the former LTV Steel mill near Hazelwood. Other road restrictions will occur at the Fort Pitt Tunnel, the 10th Street Bypass and Route 60 in the West End. The work being done on Second Avenue includes road widening, traffic signal improvements and utility "line relocation. Second Avenue traffic will be restricted to one lane in each direction for about 0.7-mile near the Bates Street intersection.

The exact location of the lane restrictions will be determined once preparatory work is completed. The A 75-year-old Clarion County woman was killed in a one-car accident at 3:30 p.m. yesterday on Route 66 in Boggs, Armstrong County. State police said the victim, Theresa Marie Buffone of Clarion, was a passenger in a car operated by Dorothy Buffone, 68, of Brockway, Jefferson County. The vehicle was traveling south when it crossed the northbound lane, went onto the east berm and struck a dirt embankment.

Both Dorothy Buffone and another passenger, Angelo Buffone of the same address, were listed in fair condition last night in Shadyside Hospital. State police did not know the relationship of the three Buffones. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 1 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS June (Summers I CJflrampHjv of Michael and Shana Topp. services ar me bUKTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Mur- Troiani, Marie rowfleld Apts.) on Mori, at 1 p.m.

interment Beth Abra- 001 Death Notices WHITE Jean on Friday, April 15, 1988, of Baldwin; wife of the late Charles K. White; mother of Mrs. Nancy Thomas and Charles F. White; two grandchildren. Friends received at the JOHN F.

SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Sun. and Mon. J-4 and 7-9 p.m. where funeral service will be held Tues. 1:30 p.m.

at The First Lutheran Church. If desired, family supoests contributions to Lutheran Church or Salvation Army. TRAVIS April 15, 1988, James UVtlua KatlAtfatH hiiiknl Ruby: 'father of James Jr. ui vicToria iravis Gave of Bronx, NY. Allison QiitdOll Trawls nf Richard John and Deborah J.

Springer; brother of Julia Ryba and June Springer; eight grandchildren. Friends may call at the BURKET-TRUBY FUNERAL HOME, 421 Allegheny Oakmont, Sun. and Mon. 2-4, 7-9. Service on Tues.

at 11 a.m. STEINITZ On April 16, 1988, Arnold beloved husband of Henrietta E. Stelnltj; father of Mark G. Stelnlti, of Monroeville, Beth E. Tauberg, and Craig R.

Steinitz, both of son of Jerome and Ethel Stelnlti, of Pgh' of Mlndv w. auberg. Friends wHI be recieved at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Mur-ray Ave Sq. Hill (opp.

Mor-rowfleld on p.m. Graveside services at the ether To-rah Cemetery at 3 p.m. Family suggests contributions to the American Heart Association. 001 Death Notices anaMroTorerowleyT Friends received JAMES J. BARRY JR.

FUNERAL HOME, 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral Wed. at 9 a.m. with Funeral Mass In St. George Church at 10 a.m.

GLAUSSER Helen B-, age 87, on April 17, 1988, of Carrlck, formerly of Bertihoover; beloved friend of the late Ha'-rv Frlck; sister of Gilbert A. Glausser, of Mansfield, OH, and the late Alice Hlnch, Ruth, Edward, Adolph, George, Raymond, Herbert and Wllbert Glausser; also survived by her nieces and nephews. Friends and mem. bers of Birmingham United Church of Christ received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, 7-9; 2-4 and 7-9, where funeral service will beheld on Wed.

at 1 p.m. Family suggests contributions to the Birmingham United Church of Christ, Carrlck Pgh, 15210. G0RMLEY Unexpectedly, on April 17. 1988. Marv Tamhelllnl DE; nephew of Beasley ACKINCLOSE I Accidentally, on Apr.

i 16, 1968. Dean L. Ackinclose of Clairfon, PA; son of Rose Harvath Ackinclose; father i of Dean L. brother of Jean Lazur, Jane and Bruce if- Ack Inclose also aunts and uncles. Frtends received i in the A- J.

BEKAVAC FU-i NERAL HOME. 555 Fifth Clalrton, PA Mon. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service on Tuesday at a.m. In the Funeral Home.

ADAMS On April 17, 1988, Fred G. of Oakmont; be-i loved son of Betty and the late Arthur Adams. Friends t-vecelved 7-9 p.m. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Tues.

at THOM-f AS D. ENGLISH FUNERAL HOME. 378 Maryland Ave. i Oakmont. Mass of Christian Burial Wed.

10 a.m. In St. Irenaeus Church, Oakmont. Ibardzil Thomas J. of Homestead on I April 15.

1988; brother ot I Ona Rollins ot Waynesboro I PA. Private Funeral Service Mon. Arrangements bv SA-I VOLSKIS-WASIK-GLENN FU-I NERAL HOME. i owe of Rutha Johnson and Flossie Craig of Chicago. WHITE viamomm wiun.

f-, -V ar GEORGE A. WARDEN FU- Mabel, on April la, 1988 of R.D. 1, Oakdale, PA; mother nt Dilth AAr.a nCKAL. HUYt( I JUU N. Homewood Funeral Tm 11 am In Fred, Lewis and Evan wnire: sisrer or laa Wagner.

Charlotte Kramer. Annie Center A.M.E.Z. Interment Homewood Cemetery. Lewis ana Amy Kierner; also survived by grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. No Visitation.

Private Service. Arrange. nienrs IHUrviA LITTLE FUNERAL HOME, Oakdale. loved wife ot Victor; mother of Victor Richard and Phillip Dlglacomo; sister of Dores McKlnney, Laura Mellon, Anna Schuchman, James, Raymond 8. Robert Berwick; also survived by two grandchildren.

Frtends received at the THOMAS LITTLE FUNERAL HOME, Main Imperial, where Services will be held Tues. morning at 11 o'clock. DiMARIA On April 16, 1988, Aqulltna, of Wtlklns Twp; beloved wife of the late James; mother of Louise Ig-nelzl, Anthony and James DIMarla, and the late Florence LaMonna; also survived by 11 grandchllren and 13 great-grandchildren. Friends recieved at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME.

1 1735 Frankstown Rd. (at Rodl Rd.) Penn Hills. Funeral Tues. at 9:30 Mass of Christian Burial In St. Bartholomew Church at 10 a.m.

Visitation 2-4 and 7-9. EICHLER Rev. Raymond T. of Ktttannlng, PA, formerly of Apollo, on April 15, 1988, In Fairmont, WV; wife of Elizabeth Elchler; father of Raymond T. Elchler III, of Mrs.

Donald (Nancy) Snyder, of Smlthtleld, OH, Lt. Leslie Goodiett, of Dover, DE and Joyce Elchler of three grandchildren; son of Raymond T. Elchler of Clalrton. PA. There will be no public viewing.

The family will receive friends 7-9. A Memorial Service will be held Sat. at 6 p.m. from the Apollo United Presbyterian Church. Apollo, PA.

Interment, Jefferson Memorial Park. Arrangements by SHAFFER RAE FUNERAL HOME, Apollo. FEIG On Apr. 16, 1988, Mar- fiaret- beloved wife of the ate Ernest Fetg; mother of Werner M. Feig, of Scars-dale, NY; grandmother of Jonathan and Rebecca Felg.

Services at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL. 2704 Mur-rv Sa. Hill foco. Mor- father of Mrs.

Betty Poore and Joseph Claramella brother of Angelo Clara-melta, Mrs. Nllda Norkus and Mrs. Antonette Butera; grandfather of Roy and Ron Poore, Nicole and Nadlne Ciaramella. Frtends received in the EOWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave.

Funeral Wed. at 9:30 a.m. with Mass of Christian Burial In St. Rosalia Church at 10 a.m. Visitation with the family Tues.

Only 2-4 and 79 p.m. DATZ On Saturday, April 16 1988, Joseph formerly of Penn Hilts; husband of the late Anna Louise; father of Kenneth J. of Tonopah, NV. Friends will be received at T. D.

TURNER'S, 729 Wallace Tues. 1 p.m. until time of Service at 2 p.m. Family suggests memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society, 241 4th Pgh. 15222.

DAVIS James, on April 16, 1988, of Nobtestown, PA; beloved husband of Catherine; father of Elteen Little, Kathleen Cooper, Marlene Bushee, Darlene Patton, Arlene Snatchko and Richard Acton; brother of Cecelia Lane ana Buck Davis; atso survived by 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends recieved at the THOMAS LITTLE FUNERAL HOME. Oakdale, Sun, 7-9; 12-9, where service will be 1 p.m. DIEHL Susan, on April 17, 1988; widow of James: mother of Nancy Brown, of Colubus; grandmother of Jeffrey and Jason; sister of Betty Miller, Rita Razzante and Francis Basilie. Friends received at the JOHN O.

O'CONNOR A SON FUNERAL HOME, INC. 5106 Second Hazelwood, 521-8116. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Stephen Church Wed. at 10 a.m.

Visitation 2-4 7-9. DIETZ On April 16, 1988. Thomas beloved husband WILCHECK i BLACK i An- IT InOO At her home on Apr 17, 1988, Margaret of Ingram; wife of the lafe John L- (Jay) Wilcheck; beloved Gormiey, of Aspinwall; mother of Marilyn Vltarl, Jamie Strellec and William Leech; sister of Margaret Leonard, Lucy and victor Tambellinl; also survived by three grandchildren. The family will receive friends 2-4 7-9 p.m. Tues.

only at STIFF On April 15. 1988, Ruth formerly of Brookllne, wife of the late Oliver mother of Phyllis Lyons, Dr. Robert H. Stiff and Ruth A. Eller; also eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

No Visitation. Interment private. Memorial Service, Rebecca Residence, 900 Rebecca Wllklns-burg on Wed. at 10:30 a.m. Arrangements by ROBERT A.

WOLFE MEMORIAL. Jr. and Rhoda A. Anthony; other relatives and friends. Visitation In the WEST FUNERAL HOME, 2215 Wylle Ave.

Mon. and Tues. 1- 9 where funeral will be Wed. 1 p.m. Interment Rest-land Lincoln Memorial Park, Monroeville.

NUNN Edna, of Trafford, on 414 88; mother of Betty Johnson, Mary Williams, Barbara Gray and Marcel la Now I in, Ronald. BUI and Jackson Nunn; 11 grandchildren, one sister; mother-in-law to Lloyd Johnson, Walter Williams, Arthur Gray. William Nowlln, Russell Stafferd, Julie Nunn and Louise Nunn; member of the Mount Bethel Baptist Church, Trafford, and The Tuesday Evening Bible Study Group. Friends will be received from 2-9 at FREDERICK FUNERAL HOME, 430 6th Braddock. On 12-9 at the Church where Funeral Service will be held on Tues.

at 11 a.m. PFEIFFER (Greenwood) On Apr. 16, 1988. Betty, of N.S.; beloved wife of Charles' mother of Edward, of Shaler; mother-in-law of Elaine; grandmother of Scott. Friends received SCHELLHA AS FUNERAL HOME.

707 East M.S., i-4 and 7-9 Sun. and Mon. Services Tues. 1 p.m. RUTLEDGE Mary Connors Rirtledge; beloved wife of Edward on Sat.

April 16, 1988; mother of Edward Catherine Walters and Carol Ann Rut-ledge; sister of Dorothy Glo-vanazzl, Florence Gunn. Ethel Lowry, Norman and Janet Connors; grandmother of Richard Weber and Alex Walters; survived also by nieces and nephews. The family will receive visitors 2- 4 and 7-9 p.m. at O'BRIEN'S, 3724 California at Cooper N.S. Funeral Mass In St.

Cyril of Alexandria Church Tues. 10 a.m. SCHIEDEL On April 16, 1988. Hel-en H. Schiedel, age 80; beloved sister of Raymond Schiedel; aunt of Earl S.

Schiedel. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the WILLIAM HIRT FUNERAL HOME, 704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice. Services Tues.

at 10 a.m. SPRINGER Suddenly on April 15, 1988, Robert R. Sr. of Oakmont; beloved husband of Jean (Thompson); father of Robert R. Michael Vv- chlldren and seven greatgrandchildren.

Friends riar-JklwaH Ok. lir nr BLAINE WEDDELL FUNERAL HOME. 100 Center Ackinclose, Dean L. Adams, Fred G. Bardzil, Thomas J.

Black, Frank St. Clair Burke. Walter A. Sr. Claramella, Joseph Datz, Joseph R.

Davis, James Diehl, Susan Dietz, Thomas R. Dialacomo, Cordelia DiMaria, Aquilina Eichler, Rev. Raymond T. Jr. Feig, Margaret Gallagher, John W.

Glausser, Helen B. Gormiey, Mary Tambelllni Johnston, Ruth I. Byers Judt, Nina Trubv Kealey, Joseph P. Kopp, Dorothy Rhine McClintock, William (Scotty) Miller, Margaret M. Evans (Bessie) Montgomery, Lillie B.

Nunn, Edna Pfeiffer, Betty (Greenwood) Rutledge, Mary Connors Schiedel, Helen H. Springer, Robert R. Sr. Steinitz, Arnold M. Stiff, Ruth A.

Stilz, William R. Tigney, Stella Topp, Annabelle Middleman Travis, James Wesley Vestovich, Genevieve (Jenny) Karasinski Wells, Mary Worstall White, Jean M. White, Mabel Wilcheck, Margaret J. Wissman, Edward C. Jr.

Aspinwall. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Wed. Funeral Mass 10 BERGER-STOVER, FU Crafton, Mon. 2-4 7.

nm uhw. t.iM.si a.m. M. scholastic Church. JOHNSTON KEALEY On Fridav, Aorll 15, 1988, Joseph P.

Kealey; son or the late Marv and Thomas Kealev: brother ot Mary V. Daooett and the late John, Thomas, and Patrick Kealey; survived also by several nieces and nephews. Friends are being received in McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 62 Wal-nut Shadyside, Sun. and Mon. 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

Funeral Tues. 8:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial In Sacred Heart Church 9:30 KOPP Dorothy Rhine Kopp; beloved wife of William on Sun. April 17, 1988; mother of William J. Kopp sister of the late violet Dono and Margaret Mager; survived also by nieces and nephews.

The family will receive visitors Mon. 7-9 Tues. 7-9 p.m. at O'BRIEN'S, 3724 California at Cooper N.S. Funeral Service Wed.

at 11 a.m. McCLINTOCK William (Scotty) on April 16, 1988 at the Horizon Health Care Ctr, formerly of Zephyr Sheraden; beloved friend of the late William and Elizabeth Crawford of Sheraden and William J. Crawford of FL. Funeral Services at the SPEER-ANTHONY KAPRIVE FUNERAL HOME, 2927 Chartlers Sheraden, on Weds, at 10 a.m. Visitation Tues.

2-4 and 6-9 p.m. Theodore Roosevelt Lodge 697 F8.AM Service Tues. 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Sheraden Community Presbyterian Church, 3105 Allendale St, PA 15204. MILLER Maraaret M.

Evans (Bessie), on April 16, 1988, of Knox-vtlle; wife of the late John (Jake) Miller; mother of Thomas, James (J.D.), John and Margie Rethage; sister of Helen Lavelle; also six grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the JOHN T. CONNORS FUNERAL HOME. 209 Allen Ave.

(off Warrington Funeral Mass In St. Canlce Church on Wed. at 10 a.m. MONTGOMERY Llllle on Apr. 16, 1988; wife of Mose devoted mother of Eva Wooten and James Montgomery; 13 grandchlldr; five sisters, vices will be Tues.

11 a.m. Frank Sr. Clair Bfack of West View; husband of the late Agnes B. Black; father of Clair J. Black and Rita i I E.

Black; brother of Mary Rentieperes; also survived by five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. --Family will receive friends 1 1 TUESDAY 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the SCHELLHA AS FU-i I NERAL HOME. 388 Center Ave. (off Horseshoe 1 Bend) West View.

Mass of Christian Burial In St. Stanis- i laus Church on Wed. at 10 a.m. Friends and members of Mellwood AARP Invited. If desired, Memorials may 1 be made to Clellan Heights i I School.

R.D. 9, Box 607, Greensburg, PA 15601. BURKE I Walter A. on Apr. I 15, 1988, In Port Charlotte, WISSMAN On Saturday, April 14 1988, On Apr.

17. 1988, Ruth I. Byers Johnston, of Ar-dara, formerly of Wilklns-burg; beloved wife of James mother of Diane Hynes. Janice Blevlns and Robert Johnston: sister of Betty Powell. Minnie Babcock and Pat Kirk; also survived by six grandchildren.

Friends will be received at the PAUL E. VON GEIS FUNERAL HOME, Center at Wallace, Wllk. Mon. and or vviiKins- burg. Friends received T.

D. TURNER'S. 729 Wallace Wllk. Tiii, 1.A i TROIANI On Friday April 15. 1988 Marie; beloved mother of Veronica (Ronnie) Xenakls; daughter of Mrs.

Concetta Troiani and the late Louis sister of Dolores Zanello, Louise DeNardo, Connie Kel-sey, Carol Tort ores. Theresa Mitchell, Antoinette (Tonl) Lauro, Louis A. Michael Julius B. (Jul) and the late Nick and Reynold; orandmother of Alexia and Demetri. Friends received at BRUSCO-NAPIER FUNERAL HOME, Broadway at Shlras Beechview, 7-9pm Sat.

and l-9pm Sun. Mon. Mass in St. Pamphi-lus Church. Tues.

at 10am VESTOVICH (Karasinski) Genevieve (Jenny), on April 17. 1988, or Oakland, wife of the late John (Bunky); beloved mother of Deborah; sister of Theodore Karsln and Mrs, Josephine Voloch. Friends received In the JOHN N. ELACHKO FUNERAL HOME, 3447 Dawson St. at 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Funeral on Tues. at 9 a.m. Requiem Divine Liturgy In Holy Spirit B.C. Church at 10 am, Parastas on Monday evening at 7:30. WELLS Of Mt.

Lebanon, on Apr. 16. 1988, Mary Worstall Wells; beloved wife of Aubrey V. Wells; stepmother of John E. Meyer, of Chesterton.

IN; also survived by a sister, Margaret Moor-had, of Morris Plains. NJ and three grandchildren. Friends may calt at LAUGHLIN'S. 1008 Castle Shannon where services will be held on Tues. at 1 p.m.

Visitation Mon. from 7-9 p.h, Only. Interment private. STILZ On April 13, 1988, William R. in Ohio; father of Mrs Patricia Wlngo and Fay Still; brother of Grace Metzger Skid-more and the late George Stlli; nephew of Fay Moersch; also survived by two grandchildren.

Family requests no visitations. Funeral service on Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Mt Royal Mausoleum Chapel. Arangements by BOCK FUNERAL HOME. 9 p.m.

where services will uv iiciu wvea. 1 1 a.m. lues. z- and 7-9 o.m 003 Cards of Thanks where services will be held weo. ar i p.m.

JUDT rowtleld Aprs.) on Mon. at formerly of Wllburke Whitehall; husband of the late Mary Elizabeth Greb; father of Walter Jr. and the late William Burke; five grandsons, two great-grand-children. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME.

4201 IHfc FAMILY OF LYNNIC6 DUNCAN Wishes to express their sin. cere thanks for the prayers and thoughtfulness during this period of bpreflvempnt On April 15, 1988, Nina Trubv of Sheridan; wife of the late William mother of Diane J. Resch, William and A. Dav and the 007 Mon. -Cemetery TIGNEY Stella, on April 16.

1987; beloved wife of John Tigney Sr; also six children. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the SPRIGGS WATSON FUNERAL HOME, 720 N. Lang E.E., where funeral service wilt be held on Tues. at 11 a.m.

late Thomas daughter of the late Hayes and Nina 11 a.m. interment bern sna-lom Cemetery. Visitation one hour prior to services. Family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society. GALLAGHER On Saturday, April 14, 198a, John w.

Gallagher of Mt. Washington; beloved husband of Marie S. Jedrie-kewskl Gallagher; father of Arleen P. Svmonlak, Daniel Donald Ronald W. of Ruth father of James Scott C.

Oietz; brother of Beverly Greene, Gloria Bar-detla and Henry Oletz; grandfather of John and Lauren. Frtends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mon. at the MORASCO-K NFE-SO A (MEMBER FORETHOUGHT GROUP), 9406 Frank stown Penn Hills where Services wltl be held on Tues. 1 1 a.m.

Memorial contributions may be made to Visiting Nurse Assoc. of Allegheny County, 9816 Frankstown Pgh. 15235. DIGIAC0M0 ALLfcG MfcM. CtMl-UKY 4 lots exc buy; will sell separately.

Call 364-8848 CREMATORY NICHF-For 2, 'Brownsville Brentwood. I rMon. 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral on Tues. morning 10:45.

I I Mass of Christian Burial at i Nativity Church at 11:30. He i was a retired member of I the I.B.E.W. Local 5. Mem-I ber ot D.A.V.-WWI Post i i Commander of V.F.W. Gene-l i Malor Post 278.

If desired, family suggests contributions to your favorite charity. CIARAMELLA "On Apr. 16, 1988, beloved husband of w. nncm. rx jug-JHfl3 Kerrine; niece or tne late William F.

and Marv Trubv; grandmother of Christy. Julie, Samuel and Bethany Judt and Bill Resch. Ser. vices at the SPEER-ANTHO-NY KAPRIVE FUNERAL HOME, 2927 Chartlers Sheraden, Tues. at 10 a.m.

Visitation Sun. 12-3, 7-9-Mon. 2-4, 7-9. Family suggests memorial contrlbutktm to: Trinity Lutheran Church. JEFF MEM PARK -2 lots" Garden of Gospel.

361-6032 and Robert also eight JEFFERSON MEM PlTTl lots 914-297-9517 collect TOPP (Middleman) On Sunday, April 17, 1988, Annabelle Middleman; beloved wife of the late Manuel J. Topp; mother of Irvln Todd and the late grandchildren ana one great-granddaughter; brother of Mrs. Virginia Pltteroff and the life James, Joseph, Regis, Mrt). Mary Lehrmen RESTL AND Monroeville 4 lots, S300. 668-7961.

delta of Imperial, PA; be.