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Saturday, April 19, 1986 0 0 0 00 000 a Sister Marie Dedig, Sister Marie Andrea Dedig, who taught at DePaul Institute from 1944 to 1980, died Thursday of congestive heart failure at Assumption Hall Infirmary and Retirement Home in Greensburg. Dedig, 79, a Pittsburgh native, entered the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill on Jan. 1, 1942. She worked with hearing impaired children and held various supervisory positions on the faculty until 1980, when she She is survived by a sister, Elizabeth Friedel, and a brother, Francis, both of Pittsburgh. Friends will be received from 9 a.m.

until noon today when a Mass will be offered at 1 p.m. in the chapel at Assumption Hall. Burial will be in the Sisters Cemetery at Seton Hill, Greensburg. Sheila Markowitz Sheila Goldman Markowitz, a former teacher at the former Roosevelt School in the Pittsburgh School District, died yesterday of leukemia in Montefiore Hospital. Mrs.

Markowitz, 53, of Sharon Drive, Forest Hills, also had been a substitute teacher in the Wilkinsburg School District. A University of Pittsburgh graduate, she was a member of Hadassah and the Tree of Life Congregation and its Sisterhood and she had served as chairman of the Forest Hills Art Show. She is survived by her husband, George Markowitz; two daughters, Susan Ringler of Squirrel Hill and Nancy Antelis of Brooklyn, N.Y; a son, Steve Markowitz of Greenbelt, four grandchildren; and two brothers. Services were held yesterday afternoon at the Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Centre Shadyside. Burial was in Tree of Life Memorial Franklin Park.

Charles Urquhart Charles R. Urquhart, a retired railroad worker and union official, died of heart failure Thursday at Jefferson Center Hospital. Mr. Urquhart, 64, of Delehanty Lincoln Place, retired in 1982 from the Monongahela Connecting Railroad Co. where he was a car repairman.

He served as chairman of Local 823 of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen for 25 years and he was an executive board member of the Joint Protection Board for 20 years. He is survived by his wife, Dolly Salmon Urquhart; two. daughters, Darleen Weger of Whitehall and Charyl Charney of Lincoln Place; three grandchildren; a sister and three brothers. Friends will I be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow at the Savolskis-Wasik-Glenn Funeral Home, 3501 Main Munhall, where services will be held at 11 a.m.

Monday. Burial will be in Jefferson Memorial Park. George T. Barton George T. Barton, a retired electrical draftsman for Westinghouse Electric East Pittsburgh plant, died of a heart attack yesterday in Jeannette District Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Barton, 65, of West Hempfield, was a member and elder of West Hempfield Presbyterian Church and Orient Lodge 590 in Monroeville. He is survived by his wife, Elsie Barbara Zemenak Barton; a sister and three brothers. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow at the Vincent V. Rodgers Funeral Home, 805 Pennsylvania Irwin. Services will be held in the home's chapel at 10:30 a.m. Monday, Burial will be in William Penn Memorial Cemetery. Deaths elsewhere Marcel Dassault, 94, the French aviation pioneer who made a fortune by designing and building some of the world's premier combat aircraft and executive jets, in Paris.

Andre Audinot, 52, publisher of the national daily newspaper Le Figaro and a member of the National Assembly, in Paris. 001 Death Notices BAYER On Thursday, April 17. 1986, Theodore F. of Bethel Park, beloved husband. of the late Margaret C.

Bayer; father of Robert William and the late Theodore F. Bayer, Jr. Also ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. There will be no eral home visitations, however, friends Memorial are invited Services In Mt. Lebanon United Methodist Church on day.

at p.m. Family. gests confributions the American Heart Assoc. BENBOW: Albert Robert of Weirton. He: was retired Vice President of Operations, Nafional Steel He Weirton Division.

suddenly on April 17, 1986; surviving his wife Emma Jean; father of Robert Ben. bow, William Welch and Alice Donell; brother of Mrs. Max Fortney; eight grandchildren; one' great. grandson. Friends may call FUN.

ERAL HOME, 3219 Main St. Weirton. Visitation Sat. Sun. 2-4 7-9.

Services Mon. at 11 A.M. at the fun. eral home. Burial In Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens.

BENDER On Thursday, April 17, 1986. Stephanie Rose. Petfy OfThird Class Navy. Age Beloved, daughter William Rita Bender of Avalon: beloved sister of Marilyn William K. Bender, Christine Stephens, J.

Joan Thomas Bender, Nancy Roman and Loraine Jeter. Also 2 nieces and 16 phews. Friends received Sunday 3-5 and 7-9, Monday 1-5 and 7-9 at the LAW. RENCE MILLER ERAL HOME, 460 Lincoln Bellevue. Mass Christian Burial at the Church of the Assumption, Tuesday 10 A.M.

Meteorological record Highest temp. April 19 since 1874 was 87 in 1941. Lowest temp. April 19 since 1874 was 19 in 1983. Airport temperatures 1 a.m.

40 1 p.m... 65 2 a.m. 40 2 p.m... 68 3 a.m.... 38 3 p.m...

69 4 a.m. 40 4 p.m... 69 5 a.m. 40 5 p.m... 6 a.m.

36 6 p.m... 7 a.m.... 38 7 p.m... 8 a.m. 45 8 p.m...

9 a.m. 49 9 p.m... 10 a.m.... 54 10 p.m... 11 a.m....

58 11 p.m... Noon 64 Midnight Temp. and precip. this date: 81 '80 High 58 48 38 59 67 65 Low 32 36 24 38 39 37 Mean 45 42 31 49 53 51 Prec. 0.04.01 0 0 Airport at 5 p.m.

yesterday. Press. Wind Weather 30.19 68 33 6 Sunny Yesterday's high 69 Yesterday's low. 36 Yesterday's mean 53 Yesterday's precip. 0 Normal 51 Excess Excess 59 Excess 281 Total 1.19 Normal 1.97 Total 8.49 Normal 10.81 Pittsburgh skies Sunset Sat.

..........7:03 p.m. Sunrise 5:35 a.m. Pollution index Downtown Moderate. Brackenridge Good. Avaion Good.

Hazelwood Good. Liberty Bor. Good. N. Braddock Good.

Oakland Good. S. Fayette Good. The Allegheny County Department of Health's 24-hour pollution complaint number is 578-8111. River report Rivers in the Pittsburgh district were generally rising and will begin to fall slowly over the next 24 hours.

River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 4.3 Franklin, Pa. 6.5 Parker, Pa. 6.9 Monongahela River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pa. 11.4 R.

Cheat River: Parsons, W.Va. 6.4 F. West Fork River: Clarksburg, W.Va. 1.3. F.

Youghiogheny River: Sutersville, Pa. 6.9 R. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa. 4.8 R. Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa.

17.0 Dashields Dam 16.0 Montgomery Dam, Pa. 15.3 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.Va. 16.1 Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling, W.Va. M. Falling; Missing; Pool; Rising; Stationary; Unknown.

The 7 p.m. EST, April 19, 60 70 80 High 80 Temperatures 80 FRONTS: Warm Cold Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded. Stationary Natonal Weather Service NOAA, US Dept of Commerce Saturday's and warm Partly sunny and warm today with a high of 75. Mostly cloudy and cooler tonight, low near 50. There's a 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow, with a high between 65 and 70.

Associated Press Yesterday's satellite photo shows a band of frontal clouds extending from Texas to the rain showers. Nation Sky Past 24 hrs: cond. Amarillo 83 46 Cidy Anchorage 45 29 Cidy Atlanta 55 41 Clear Atlantic City. 51 44 Clear Baltimore 48 45 Clear Boston 57 43 Clear Buffalo 60 35 Clear Christn, S.C. 65 47 Clear 57 32 Cidy 56 39 Cidy 54 32 Cidy Dallas.

74 65 Cidy Denver 55 36 Cidy Des 54 50 Cidy 63 40 Clear Honolulu 86 70 Clear Houston 75 64 Cidy Indianapolis. 58 42 Rain Jacksonville. 72 43 Clear Las Vegas 71 55 Clear Los Miami Angeles. Beach 71 79 53 48 Clear 48 35 Cidy Minneapolis. 58 48 Cidy New Orleans 75 52 Cidy New York 54 51 Clear Norfolk 51 47 Clear 75 53 Clear Philadelphia.

50 47 Clear 77 55 Clear Portland, Or. 56 40 Cidy St. 65 48 Clear St. 71 51 Clear San Diego 66 55 Clear San Fracisco 64 47 Clear Seattle 57 43 Rain 50 46 Clear 24-hour report National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Weather Radio broadcasts latest weather information or warnings 24 hours a day on VHF band at 162.55 MHz. District Today's Sky forecast: cond.

Altoona 70 46 Sunny Bradford 64 45 Sunny DuBois 68 48 70 55 Sunny 72 48 Sunny Youngstown 60 46 Sunny Morgantown Foreign Berlin 57 37 Cidy Buenos Aires 66 50 Clear 55 41 Cidy 50 43 Cidy Madrid 47 36 Clear Mexico 79 59 Clear Montreal 64 41 Cidy Moscow 41 23 Clear 55 43 Cidy Rome 64 46 Clear San 86 73 Cidy 75 57 Clear 66 50 Clear Toronto 63 43 Cidy 57 43 Rain Bill Car students race buggies on campus yesterday. Three injured, one escapes buggy fire Three men were burned yesterday, one of them seriously, as they rescued a woman student from a flaming race buggy at a CarnegieMellon University carnival, CMU spokesmen, said. The woman escaped uninjured, but two of the men were hospitalized with burns after the incident outside CMU's Margaret Morrison Hall. A CMU spokesman gave this account: The mishap occured shortly after 1 p.m. as six to 12 members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity worked on the buggy, sitting in a rented truck.

They were preparing the cigar-shaped, motorless buggy for the annual carnival race. The woman driver, Nevenka Bierny, was inside the low-slung vehicle when fraternity members 001 Death Notices BRIGHT On April 17, 1986, Clarissa Walch Bright; wife of M.G. (Duke) Bright McKees Rocks: sister of Josephine Walch; survived. by nieces nephews. received at McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Chartiers Ave.

7-9 McKees p.m. Sat. Sun. in Mass of Christian Burial St. Mary Church on Monday at 9 a.m.

BUCHEL On April 17, 1986; Alfred E. of Glenshaw: husband of the late Helen M. father of Ila Taylor; grandfather of Sue M. Addis and. Alfred (Dusty) Buchel.

Friends received 2-4 7-9 at BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshaw, where Service will be on Sat. at 11 a.m. BUSUNIS In the Northeast Medical Center, Humble, Texas, Apr. 16, 1986, Gladys Case Busunis of Stowe wife of' the late Harry George Busunis; mother of the late Miriam Margaretta Lane; beloved grandmother of Lynnwood Mark.

Lane: daughter-In-law Sharon; great grandmother of ert, Kristin Patrick Lane. Friends received STOVER FUNERAL HOME, 534 Island McKees Rocks Sat. 2-4 7-9, Sun. 12-3 pm. Funeral vices on Mon.

at 11 am. FANNING On Friday, April 18, 1986, Mary E. of N.S. wife of the late Gilson Fanning: mother of Thomas G. of Phoenix, AZ, Gloria Pifer of N.S., and the late Frederick Fanning; survived by three grandchildren and two Mass of Christian Burial In St.

of Alexandria Church, N.S. Poh. Monday: 10 a.m. Family requests at MASS ONLY. NO prior visitation.

if desired remembrances may be made Hall Home for the Aged, Development Fund, 934 For- 001 Death Notices CA, Chauncey of Denver, Toni Hudson delphia, PA, Susie Simmons and 'Robert Hudson of Pgh; sister of Marion Butter of and Jake England 14 of also survived by 12 great grandchildren, nieces, and phews other relatives many friends. Friends ceived Sun. 1-4 Mon 2-4 7-9 at SAMUEL E. COSTON FUNERAL Funeral HOME, Tues. at 11am in Sixth Mt 427.

Lincoln Ave. Zion Baptist Church Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death est Poh. PA '15202. Arrangements by McDONALD-LINN FUNERAL HOME, AVALON FERRARO On Friday, April 17, 1986, Domenic husband of the late Mary Sosso Ferraro; beloved father Frances of Poh, Louis of TX: brother of Concentta of Mario Lidia Ferraro; also four, grand four Friends received Sat. 2-4 7-9 01 MORASCO-KNEE.

SOXMAN, 9406 stown Penn Hills. Mass of Christian Burial in Our Lady of 'Most Blessed rament Church, Mon. 10a.m. FORD On Thurs. April 17, 1896 Henry E.

of Bethel Park; beloved husband of Maggie Ford; father of Pam Hoover, Hillery Ford, Kacey Snead, Debra Battle and Charles Weed; also five grandchil. dren; brother of Michael Ford, son. of Bodil Ford. Friends Sunday. received 2-4 ALBERT and 7.

9 J. FREYVOGEL FUNERAL HOME, 112. Fort Couch Bethel Park Horne's, South Hills Village) Where service will be heid on Monday at 1pm HERBERT Marian E. Koechley day April 18, wife of late L. Herbert; beloved mother of Nancy A.

Linda, Molly, James F. and Charles L. Herbert; sister of Elizabeth Kahle, Kathleen Suttmiller, Rita, Robert, John and Ted Koechley; also 12 grandchildren. may call 12 noon to and 7 to SUNDAY at MAURICE L. KNEE, Center on at Wilk.

(parking premises). Mass of Catholic Christian St James Church, Monday at 10am HUDSON Cella, on Wednesday April 16, 1986; beloved wife of the late Claude Hud. son; mother of McAllister of Los Angeles, Witness tells inquest crash survivor 'high' By Carole Patton Smith Post-Gazette Staff Writer The Good Samaritan who stopped to help two people after their cars crashed on Route 28 wondered yesterday whether he aided the right person. Herbert Miller testified at a coroner's inquest he was driving north on Route 28 March 26 when he saw Mark Hammond's pick-up truck cross the center line and crash into the car in front of him. Miller stopped his car and ran to the truck, pulling Hammond out.

As he and another man were helping Hammond, 28, of 19 Mineola West View, Miller said he heard Colleen Ann Sundo screaming for help in the other vehicle. Miller said he could tell that Hammond was "high," noting, "If we'd known he was loaded, we would have tried to get the lady first." Sundo was burned to death at the scene. Following the brief hearing, Hammond was ordered held for court on a charge of homicide by vehicle by Deputy Coroner Arthur Gilkes for the death of Sundo, 27, of 407 Short Canal Sharpsburg. Sundo, who was months pregnant with her second child, was returning home from her job as a nurse at Mercy Hospital when the crash occurred. Hammond also was ordered by Shaler District Justice James Bowen to stand trial on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving.

Bowen presided over the inquest with Gilkes because the accident occurred in Shaler. Assistant District Attorney Lisa Vincler said about three hours after. the midnight accident, Hammond's blood-alcohol level was .25, or times the legal limit. Miller, 35, an employee of Hills department store, said the impact of the crash forced both Sundo's car and Hammond's truck onto the road tracks. That was when he stopped his car: "I pulled Hammond out of the truck and dragged him away from the truck.

I asked him if he was all right. He said, I'm all right. Every. thing's cool. Everything's I told him it wasn't cool because he was' just in an accident," Miller said.

When asked what he thought of Hammond's condition at the time, Miller said, "In my assumption, he was high. Cut and dried. Period. He was high. "It could have been marijuana, it.

could have been whiskey. It could have been anything," Miller After dragging Hammond from the truck, he ran over to Sundo's car. "When I tried to help the lady, her legs were burning and she was screaming. It was burning faster: than anything I had ever seen. It was too hot to get in," Miller said.

An autopsy revealed Sundo died at the scene of extensive burns over her entire body. Travelers' roundup began treating the wheels with hexane, an oily, flammable chemical. Hexane leaked onto a radio and burst into flames, filling the truck with smoke. Fraternity members grabbed the buggy and pulled it out of the truck to free the woman. Injured in the rescue effort was James Angelo, a 21-year-old CMU sophomore from Uniontown.

He was listed in serious condition in Mercy Hospital with burns of the legs, face, neck and right arm, covering 10 percent of his body. Also hospitalized was Lee Andre, age unknown, a CMU graduate and fraternity member, who suffered a burn on his right arm. He was taken to West Penn Hospital, which would not release his condition until his parents are notified. LATEST DEATHS Bayer, Theodore F. Benbow, Albert Robert Bender, Stephanie Rose Bright, Clarissa Walch Buchel, Alfred E.

Busunis, Gladys Fanning, Mary E. Ferraro, Domenic S. Ford, Henry E. Herbert, Marian E. Kolchley Hudson, Celia Long, Jeannette Markowitz, Sheila Goldman Mashuda, Joseph M.

Miller, Betty Manzini Rebel, Margaret E. Scullen, Gertrude Seigel, Leo H. Thompson, Louise C. Urquhart, Charles R. Wackowski, Anna C.

(Heck) Wertz, Patricia Ruth (Robinson) Wilson, James (Ed) Woelfel, William F. Zoric, John A. Jr. 001 Death Notices LONG On April 15, 1986 at St. Clair Hospital, Jeannette formerly, of of the Univ.

late Square WalA. 'Lona sister of 0.A. Duquesne Light dividend cut, power plant to close (Continued from Page 1) von Schack could not give an estimate of the total savings from the six-point restructuring plan, dubbed the "Duquesne Plan." He did say that closing the Phillips plant would save $150 million over five years and a previously announced partial shutdown of the Brunot Island plant will save another $15 million annually. The shutdowns will reduce Duquesne Light's generating capacity by 575 megawatts, or about 18 percent. The new nuclear plants, when they come on line during the next two years, will add back 279 megawatts in generating power 1 for the company.

Duquesne Light reported net income for 1985 of $176 million, equal to $2.26 per common share after preferred stock dividends were paid. von Schack said 1986 earnings are expected to be in excess of $2 a share. Yesterday's announcement was not the company's first effort to trim costs. In February, it announced the layoff of 100 employees, a salary reduction for top management and a number of other measures. In the annual report to shareholders, Duquesne Light noted a reduction in capital spending for the next two years.

Duquesne Light currently has the second highest rates of any electric utility in the state. By making its rates more competitive, it would put Duquesne Light in a better position to compete with other electric utilities in attracting industrial customers. Yesterday's announcement was made after the close of the stock market. Duquesne Light's common stock ended trading yesterday at unchanged from Thursday. von Schack said he expects the' stock price to fall initially, but would not say by how much.

After shareholders and stock analysts understand the restructuring and its long-term benefits to the company, the price will recover, he predicted. The $2.05 dividend paid last year is equal to 95 percent of last year's net income. To retain the 11.1 percent yield the stock had at the higher dividend rate and yesterday's closing price, the price would have to drop to $10.90 a share. Services held for slain elderly Approximately 100 neighbors and former co-workers yesterday attended funeral services for three elderly North Side residents who were slashed to death Monday in what police believe was a fight over money with a teen-age neighbor. Services followed by private interment were conducted for Edward Kalberer, 73, and his wife, Mary, 74, at the Novak Funeral Home at 3313 Brighton Road, North Side.

A 10 a.m. Mass was celebrated at St. Gabriel Archangel Church of North Side for Ann Jacobs, 92, the A mother of Mrs. Kalberer, who ed with the couple at 3409 Simen Ave. Burial was in St.

Joseph: Cemetery. Donald Zoller, 14, of 3505 Simen who did yard work for the Kalberers, has been charged with. three counts of criminal homicide for the killings. An inquest into their deaths is set for Tuesday. Another student, Frank a CMU student from Maryland, suffered a hand burn but declined a ride to the hospital.

Bierny is from Wellesley, Mass. CMU spokesman Matt Maguire said the races continued after the accident. CMU engineering and computer students compete annually to design buggies, which are pushed by hand at the start of the race, then coast down a hill. Lottery numbers Yesterday's daily number 768. Yesterday's Lotto 01, 02, 07, 12, 23, 37.

The alternate was 40. PREVIOUS DEATHS Karabinos, George R. King, Dr. Elmer S. A.

Shore, Judge Milton P. 001 Death Notices Seborg of "Charlotte, N.C. Services on Sat. April 19 In Grand Rapids, MI. Memorial Services on April In the First Baptist Church of Oakland at 11 a.m.

MARKOWITZ or the Leukemia MASHUDA On Friday, April 18, 1986, Sheila Goldman Markowitz, beloved wife of George Markowitz; beloved mother of Mrs. Edward (Susan) Ringler of Pittsburgh, Steve Markowitz of Greenbelt, MD and Mrs. Moshe (Nancy) Antelis of Brooklyn, loved sister of James Goldman of Pittsburgh and Richard Goldman Planta: tion, FL; grandmother of Benjamin and Moshe Ringler and Benyamin Antells. Services held at the RALPH SCHU. GAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre at 3' Interment Tree of Shadyside on Friday Life Memorial Park.

Contributions may be made to Yeshiva Achel Tmimim, Tree of Life Congregation On Wednesday April 16, an 1986 avid Joseph St. Louis Mashuda fan, in his 32nd year; husband of Carmella Sciulli of Evans CIty; son of Sophia Mashuda and the late Bernie Mashuda; brother of chael and Daniel Mashuda; also survived by eight nephews and two nieces. Friends received 7-9pm Saturday and 2. 1 7-9pm Sun and Mon. the H.

P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry rysville. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Ferdinand Church on Tuesdav at 11am Western Pa. woman failing to claim benefits women veterans in vania have failed ernment benefits a Veterans said.

Bernadette woman for the Administration, 2,000 of the 25,000 001 Death Cemetery. Arrangements by HUNTER FUNERAL HOME, 1600 Coursin Family gests contributions to Memori- the Melvin L. Schwartz al Fund at Latrobe area Hospital or Riverview Home tor Jewish Seniors. SEIGLE on 1986 of White husband of father of Herbert Robert A. both brother of of Private Services were April 17 In (AP) western to claim available to Administration Kersting, a regional said only women Notices L.

and of Hannah Drexter Graveside held the Temple April 16, age 90; Mollye Seigle: SHORE At Cleveland, Ohio, on SunApril 13, 1986, Judge Milton beloved husband of Shirley Nayhouse Shore; father of Alan Shore of San Francisco, Calif; brother of David Shore. Services the BURTON HIRSCH CHAP. Hill EL, (opp. Morrowfleld Apts.) on Sun. at 1:30 p.m.

ment Rodef West View Cemetery of Shalom tion. Visitation 1 hour prior to services. THOMPSON On Thursday, April 17, 1986 Louise (Schu-Russell) mother wife of the late Vernon; of Samuel and John Russell, and Carol George; sister of Helen Battiston, Marie Hart, Esther Holland, Joseph and Herbert Schu; also survived by six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends welcomed at BEIN. HAUER MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Ave.

on Sat. and Sun. 7-9pm where service will be held Monday 10am. URQUHART Charles R. of Lincoin Place, on April 17, 1986; husband of Dolly (Salmon): father of Most in the western Pennsyl- claimed the gov- pension benefits.

them, official Many of spokes- War II veterans Veterans quately advised about when they veterans Thursday. 001 Death Notices Darleen Weper and Cheryl Charney; brother of Glenna Fred, Almon and Mel also three grandchildren. Friends GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main St. Munhall. tation Sat.

Sun. 2-4 p.m. where Funeral Services will be Monday at 11 a.m. WACKOWSKI On Friday, April 18, 1986 Anna C. (Heck) of Rankin, beloved mother of Anna Marie Wackowski, Marlene Simak; sister.

of Mike Heck, Helen Evonich, Madeline Heck; grandmother of Nicole and George Michael. Friends received FUNERAL JAMES KUTCH I HOME, 107 Fourth Rankin. Mass of Christian Burial Mon. 9:30 a.m. B.V,M.

Church, Rankin. Family hours Sat. Sun. 2-4 7-9 WERTZ On April 17, 1986, Patricia Ruth (Robinson), of West Homestead; wife of Amos Nelson Wertz: mother Mrs. Corann Devine of VA and the Rev.

Charles R. Wertz of Erie; sister of bell Thompson of also six grandchildren and one greaf-grandchild. Friends received Sat. 2-4 7-9 p.m.; Sun. 12-4 4 7-9 p.m.

the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME, 3511 Main St. (Homestead Park) Munhall. Services from the St. John Mark Lutheran Church, on Mon. at 11 a.m.

Memorial donations may made to St. John Mark Lutheran Church, Homestead PA, or the Faith Lutheran Church of Erie PA. WILSON On Fri. April 18, 1986 James E. (6g) of Turtle Creek; beloved husband of Alexandra (Sandy); father of James E.

John S. and Jefferey also three Friends repart of the state have educational, medical or the women are World: who were not adeof their benefits. discharged, she said were Death Notices 1001 Death Notices MILLER Suddenly, on Friday, April 18, 1986, Betty Manzini, age 68, of Mt. formerly of Bridgeville; wife Norman J. Miller, mother of Norman J.

Miller, sister of Donald Manzini; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends will be personally received by the family the from 2-4 and 7.9 p.m. at S. FRYER FUNERAL 729 Bridgeville Washington change, Burial 1-79. will Mass be of held tian at Our Lady of Grace Church, In Scott Twp.

on Monday 10 a.m. The family, suggests that contributions be made to Troop 2, Boy Scouts of America, Bridgeville or the Bridgeville Public Library. First viewing starting day at 2 p.m. REBEL On Thursday April 17, wife 1986 Margaret E. Rebel of the late Gerald E.

Rebel; aunt of Edith Gardy, Charles E. Howard E. and Frank N. Ward. Friends and members of Bailey Ave UP Church, Mt.

Chamber of Commerce, Brentwood Chapter Scottish Rite Womens Club, Mt Wash. Womens, Club, Club and received Mt at Virginia Ave. WM. SLATER sarge Mt. Washington.

Funeral Service Saturday 12 noon. Contributions may be made to: Bailey Ave. UP Church Memorial Fund. SCULLEN Gertrude on Wednesday April 16, 1986; beloved daughter of Gertrude nett; mother of David and Barbara, Scullen; grandmother of of Tara Marie Scullen all Endinboro, niece of Alma Crangie, Lille Wylie and Virginia (Mrs. Carl Yerger of WVA.

Funeral Service Funeral at Harry D. Glunt Home, Edinboro Sat. 11am. Interment Monongahela Cemetery, N. Braddock, Monday 2pm 001 Death Notices celved FUNERAL JOHN, L.

QUIN: 11t HOME, Airbrake Aves. Turtle: Creek. SUNDAY ONLY and 7-9 Funeral Mon 1pm WOELFEL On Thursday, April 17, William F. of dale, be loved husband of Mary' Lou; father of Wendy Pepin and. Mary Ann Camardese; survived by three dren.

Friends received the THOMAS LITTLE FUNERAL HOME, Pa. where funeral, will be Mon. at 11 a.m. Via sitation Sat, 1-9 Sun, ZORIC On Thursday. April 17, 19864 John A.

(Motto) Turtle Creek, beloved brother of Anna Mae Festa, Shultz. Michael Mildred Friends4 will be received at the JOHN QUINLAN ERAL HOME, 11th brake Turtle Creeks Saturday 7 to p.m. dev 2-4 7-9 p.m. held Blessing: Monday service will be 10 a.m. in the funeral home KARABINOS On Thursday, April 17, 1986, George husband yann and the late Joyce (Dolly) nee Foley Karabinos; father of George R.

trick Theodore and Ann E. (Beney) Karabinos; Sayer, son the of late George brother of Barbara, Robert and Francis Karabinos, and Mrs. Pauline James; also survived by five grandchil. dren. Friends received at the EDWARD P.

KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral of Christian Burial a.m. In St. RoMon. at 9:30 with Mass salla Church at 10 a.m.

VIsitation with the family, Sat. and. Sun. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. KING Suddenly on Thurs.

April 17, 1986, Elmer S. A. King, of Squirrel beloved band of the late Janet Marian Goelz King; father Dr. Crile Doscher and Doscher; also survived six grandchildren. Friends received at JOHN FREYVOGEL SONS, 4900 Centre at Devonshire 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Fri. and 12 noon until p.m. on Sat. where Service will be held at p.m. Interment, Homewood Cemetery Mau.

soleum. Remembrances De sent to the Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH, Penn Hospital, PittsPA or Forbes Metropolifan, Pittsburgh, PA. 004 In Memoriam. MARGARET JANKOWSKI it was one year ago today, Mother, that you left us to go on to your eternal reward. Sadly missed by your children, grandchildren and, great-grandchildren, 007 JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PK Double lot, with 2 vaults, bronze marker and granite stone.

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