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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Thursday, September 12, 1991 28 OBITUARIES The Accu-Weather" forecast for noon, Thursday, Sept. 12. Lines separata high temperature zones lor the day. COLD WARM STATIONARY 01991 Accu-Weather, Inc. 0 0 dQ HIOH LOW SHOWERS RAW TST0WM9 HURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT CLOUOY CLOUDY 'I WEATHER TODAY Mostly sunny, high 75 to 80.

Tonight, increasing cloudiness, low 55 to 60. TOMORROW A chance of rain, low 45 to 55, high in the 70s. SATURDAY Partly cloudy, low in the 50s, high in the 70s. SUNDAY Partly cloudy, low in the 50s, high in the 70s. now.

I'd like to have seen him back in the clubhouse, but I guess it wasn't in the cards." Mr. Hallahan grew up in Greenfield, not far from Forbes Field in Oakland, then the home of the Pirates. He played basketball at Allder-dice High School but once said: "Baseball was my first love and it will always be." He gave up his dream of becoming a major-league player because he did not consider himself big enough. "I got my second wish being connected with baseball," Mr. Hallahan said.r He took off from school one day, went' iob-hunting at Forbes Field and was nired as the visiting team batboy for a dollar a game.

Over the years, Mr. Hallahan saw baseball history made as the game evolved and facilities improved. He said in a 1983 interview, "Baseball never changes. You have the same characters. They make a little more money now." Mr.

Hallahan was a World War II Army veteran. Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth Resutko Hallahan; two daughters, Virginia Schack of Oakland and Roberta of Penn Hills; three sons, Thomas of Oakland, Gary of Edgewood and Stephen A. of Penn Hills; and eight grandchildren. Arrangements are by Edward P. Kanai Funeral Home, 500 Greenfield Greenfield.

Kenneth O. Crawford Kenneth 0. Crawford, who retired in 1979 as president of Greenwald Trading Post, a Ford agency in New Kensington, died of a heart attack Tuesday in Citizens General Hospital in New Kensington. He was 78. Mr.

Crawford, of New Kensington, started as a salesman with Greenwald Auto Co. after graduating from New Kensington High School in 1931. He later was put in charge of the company's tractors division before being named president. He was a Mason, a member of Syria Temple in Oakland and the First Lutheran Church of New Kensington. Surviving are his wife, Ethel Wine-land Crawford; a son, William D.

of Saxonburg; a daughter, Cheryl Stanley of New Kensington; six grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Charles C. of Arnold and Jack of Allegheny Township, Westmoreland County. Arrangements are by Ross G. Walker Funeral Home 217 Free-port Road, New Kensington. ELSEWHERE Jack Crawford, 83, a former Australian tennis star who won three legs of the Grand Slam in 1933, of a brain tumor yesterday in Sydney.

G.D. Heldreth 71, the mayor of Grafton, W.Va., of a heart attack Monday four hours after leaving the Louis B. Johnson Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Clarksburg, where he had undergone cancer surgery. Jan Jozef Lipski, 65, one of Poland's best-known anti-communist dissidents and a founder of the human rights group KOR, of heart disease Tuesday in Warsaw. Felipe Rojas-Lombardi, 46, the chef credited with bringing the Spanish appetizers called tapas to American restaurants, of heart failure Tuesday in New York.

Win Ng, 55, an artist whose ceramic murals, sculpture and paintings are. displayed in museums across the nation and abroad, of AIDS complications Saturday in San Francisco. While still a high school student, he had his paintings and pottery accepted for display at The Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. Compiled by Ernie Hoffman and their repair, clubhouse meals and snacks. Mr.

Hallahan, known on the team as "Hully," worked until the time he entered the hospital last month, said Jim Lachimia, a spokesman for the Pirates. The Pirates were planning to honor Mr. Hallahan for his half-century with the club and had a plaque prepared to present to him later in the season, when they intended to name the clubhouse after him, Lachimia said. The Pirates wore a black circular patch on the sleeves of their uniforms last night. On the black patch was a yellow letter H.

The company of Liebe Lettering in suburban Chesterfield in St Louis did the patch at the request of Pirates trainer Kent Biggerstaff and traveling secretary Greg Johnson. Jerry Risch, the visitors' clubhouse manager in St. Louis, got the patches put on yesterday. The Pirates, who will be in Philadelphia Saturday, will charter a plane Saturday morning for those wishing to attend Mr. Hallahan's funeral, then return Saturday afternoon for their game with the Phillies.

Pirates Manager Jim Leyland talked of Mr. Hallahan in taping the pregame radio show last night. "Obviously there are a lot of great memories," Leyland said. "And this baseball team certainly sends condolences to his family." Then Leyland's voice broke. He told broadcaster Lanny Frattare: "I can't do this." And the taping stopped.

Pitcher Bob Walk said, "I felt worse ITuesday when I heard he probably wasn't going to make it through the night. I came to the clubhouse today about noon, just to find out as much as I could. I feel like I've lost a relative. Maybe not a mom or dad, but like an uncle. He was a pretty special guy.

Everybody has their time. I'm just sorry his came Travelers' forecast 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. John Hallahan John Hallahan, with the Pirates for 50 years John Hallahan, head equipment manager for the Pittsburgh Pirates since November 1956, died yesterday morning in St. Margaret Memorial Hospital, where he had undergone surgery Aug. 27 to remove an obstruction from his bile duct.

Mr. Hallahan, 64, was in his 50th season with the Pirates. He joined the club at age 13 in 1941 as a batboy and clubhouse helper. As head equipment manager, he was responsible not only for the equipment and its condition and packing, but the ordering of uniforms District Today's forecast: Altoona Bradford DuBois Erie Harrisburg Johnstown Nation Yesterday Today Sky Sky cond. cond.

Anchorage 57 44 Rain 58 43 Cloudy Atlanta 90 71 Cloudy 89 71 Cloudy Atlantic City 83 56 Cloudy 75 56 Cloudy Baltimore 84 57 Clear 78 60 Clear Boston 79 54 Clear 70 54 Clear Buffalo 71 50 Cloudy 69 55 Cloudy Charleston.S.C. 90 73 Clear 88 72 Cloudy Chicago 78 61 Cloudy 76 62 Rain Cincinnati 82 66 Cloudy 82 68 Cloudy Cleveland 74 59 Cloudy 77 62 Cloudy Dallas 93 72 Clear 93 71 Clear Denver 79 52 Cloudy 81 53 Cloudy Detroit 76 57 Cloudy 76 58 Cloudy Honolulu 90 76 Clear 90 76 Clear Houston 92 72 Cloudy 92 73 Cloudy Indianapolis 82 66 Cloudy 82 66 Cloudy Jacksonville 91 69 Cloudy 93 72 Cloudy Las Vegas 87 60 Clear 91 63 Clear Los Angeles 76 61 Clear 77 61 Clear Miarni Beach 91 77 Rain 92 76 Cloudy Milwaukee 73 62 Cloudy 74 62 Rain Minneapolis 69 59 Rain 70 58 Rain New Orleans 90 71 Cloudy 91 73 Cloudy New York 81 57 Clear 74 59 Clear Norfolk 87 66 Cloudy 80 66 Clear Orlando 91 73 Rain 92 73 Cloudy Philadelphia 84 56 Cloudy 76 57 Cloudy Phoenix 98 76 Clear 99 76 Clear St.Louis 90 72 Cloudy 91 72 Cloudy San Diego 74 61 Cloudy 75 62 Cloudy San Francisco 70 55 Cloudy 74 55 Cloudy San Juan 88 78 Cloudy 90 77 Cloudy Seattle 75 53 Clear 69 52 Cloudy Tampa 93 74 Rain 91 76 Cloudy Washington 86 62 Clear 80 67 Clear Sky cond. 78 54 Clear 75 57 Clear 77 58 Clear 70 64 Clear 76 58 Clear 77 55 Clear 75 54 Clear Yesterday 82 61 Clear 68 46 Cloudy 77 57 Clear 97 72 Clear 72 55 Cloudy 82 63 Clear 68 57 Cloudy 93 64 Clear 57 Cloudy 75 54 Cloudy 55 45 Cloudy 93 79 Clear 79 59 Clear 84 63 Clear 59 50 Rain 73 70 Rain 81 66 Clear 64 50 Clear Foreign Beijing Berlin Buenos Aires Cairo Geneva Jerusalem London Madrid Mexico City Montreal Moscow New Delhi Paris Rome' Sydney Tokyo Toronto Vancouver IN BRIEF Man cleared in crash may not have driven Almanac Since 1874, Sept. 12 highest temp, was 95 in 1952; lowest temp, was 42 in 1967. Airport temperatures 1a.m 71 70 72 74 76 76 76 75 1 p.m 2 p.m 3 p.m 4 p.m 5 p.m 6 p.m....

7 p.m 8 p.m 9 p.m 10 p.m 11 p.m Midnight 2 a.m 70 3 a.m 69 4 a.m 67 5 a.m 66 6 a.m 65 7 a.m 65 8 a.m 65 9 a.m 65 10 a.m 66 11 a.m 66 Noon 67 By Jan Ackerman Post-Gazette Staff Writer Thomas Wayne Mahon Jr. walked out of court a free man yesterday after a jury found insufficient proof that he was at the wheel the night his girlfriend was killed in a traffic accident. After deliberating about one hour, a jury acquitted Mahon, 26, of O'Hara, of homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence of alcohol, homicide by vehicle and involuntary manslaughter in the death of Karen M. Jacob of Fox Chapel. Jacob, 26, the daughter of businessman Ted Jacob, died of injuries she suffered when Mahon's truck flipped over in an accident on Free-port Road on March 5, 1989.

Deputy District Attorney Daniel E. Fitzsimmons tried to show that Mahon was at the wheel and caused the accident. Mahon's attorneys, Jonathan Jones and Philip A. Ignelzi, based' their defense on the theory that Jacob, not Mahon, was driving the truck. They accepted the fact that Mahon's blood alcohol level was tested at 0.265, but argued that he was not driving because he was too drunk.

Jacob's blood-alcohol was 0.04, considerably less than 0.10, the legal limit for drunkenness in Pennsylvania. The defense team suggested that the accident might have been caused by another vehicle that struck the truck. There were no eyewitnesses. Temp, and preclp. this date: '90 '89 '88 '87 '86 Pittsburgh skies Sunset Thur 7:34 p.m.

Sunrise Fri 6:56 a.m. Pollution index Downtown Good. Clairton Good. Avalon Moderate. Hazelwood Good.

Liberty Borough Good. North Braddock Good. Oakland Good. South Fayette Good. The Allegheny County Department of Health's 24-hour pollution complaint number is 578-81 1 1 River report Rivers in the Pittsburgh district were generally stationary and will rise slightly during the next 24 hour period.

River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 2.8F, Franklin, Pa. 3.0 Parker, Pa. 2.1 S. Monongahela River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pa.

9 4 Cheat River: Parsons, W.Va. 2.6 S. West Fork River: Clarksburg, W.Va. 4.2 S. Youghio-gheny River: Sutersville, Pa.

2 8 S. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa. 3.6 R. Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16 8 P.

Dashields Dam 14.0 Montgomery Dam, Pa. 1 3.2 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.Va. 13.3 R. Falling: Missing; Pool; Rising; Stationary; Unknown. High 74 80 79 81 83 81 Low 64 60 52 62 50 65 69 70 65 72 67 73 Prec 07 0 0 0 0 Airport at 7 p.m.

yesterday: Press. Wind Weather 30.06 75 45 N8 Clear Yesterday's high 77 Yesterday low 65 Yesterday's mean 71 Yesterday's precip 0 Normal temp day 65 Excess temp day 6 Excess lemp.month 42 Excess temp.year 1 ,285 Total prec.month 1.99 Normal prec.month 1.18 Total prec.year 24.39 Normal prec.year 27.28 discussion of changes in teaching methods, current research and the role of libraries in adult literacy. The discussion will begin at noon in Rooms 2M562P56 of Forbes Quadrangle. Panelists include Donald Block, the council's executive director; E.J. Josey, a professor in Pitt's School of Library Information Sciences; and Walter Long, Pennsylvania's delegate to the National Adult Literacy Congress.

The council is holding the seminar in conjunction with the observance of Literacy Week 1991. P-G writers honored The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette will receive three awards tonight at the Pittsburgh Black Media Federation's Robert L. Vann ScholarshipAwards dinner at the Southern Platter in Homewood. Steve Halvonik and Mike White, sports writers, will be honored in the sports category for "Prejudice Colors High School Days." Monica Haynes, staff writer, will receive the award in the developing-news-story category for her reporting and writing on Braddock council. Staff writers Carmen J.

Lee, Tony Norman and Don Hammonds will receive the third award, for a Black History Month series on the Pride Harrison family. Gas reformulation cuts lead pollution NEW YORK (AP) A study of snow from Greenland confirms that air pollution by lead plunged during the past two decades because of reduced use of lead additives in gasoline, researchers say. Scientists drilled about 35 feet to sample snow that had fallen at various times from 1967 to 1989. Tiny heart still beating Sarah Kelton spent her third day of life in Children's Hospital yesterday with a tiny transplanted heart pumping within her chest. Hospital spokeswoman Lynn McMahon said Sarah, the world's youngest heart- transplant recipient, remained in critical condition, which is normal at this point.

"She's doing as well as doctors would hope," McMahon said. Sarah, who suffers from a rare heart defect, was delivered early Sunday afternoon by Caesarean section at Allegheny General Hospital. Surgeons at Children's Hospital completed the transplant on the 5.2-pound infant, who was about a month premature, at 5 a.m. Monday. Truck hits, kills boy An 11-year-old Washington County boy was killed yesterday when he was struck by a pickup truck while riding his bicycle in Union, police said.

Thomas Runco, of Route 88, Finleyville, was struck by a northbound truck at 3:50 p.m. when he attempted to ride his bike across Route 88 about a mile north of Finleyville, Officer Sal Calo said. The truck struck the back wheel of the boy's bike, causing him to fall forward and strike his head on the pavement. Runco was taken by helicopter to Allegheny General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 4:54 p.m. Calo said police did not expect to file charges against the truck driver, identified by police as David Kirk Wilcox, 50, of Venetia.

Teaching adults to read A panel discussion on successful efforts to teach illiterate adults to read and write will be held at noon Friday at the University of Pittsburgh. The Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council seminar will include Arrest expected in shooting Pink jail designed to calm prisoners head, was taken to Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, W.Va., where she was in good condition yesterday. Her grandson was treated for a gunshot wound of the back and released at Uniontown Hospital. Police said they found a weapon in the house that they believe was used in the shootings. Fayette County authorities said they expected to make at least one arrest soon in the shooting death of a Uniontown woman and the wound-ings of her mother and son early yesterday.

Uniontown police would not identify the suspect nor speculate on a motive in the shootings, which were reported at 8:40 a.m. yesterday at a house on Collins Avenue. When police arrived, they found the body of Holly Duritsky, 34, the daughter of the woman who lives there, Drusilla Wilson. Duritsky, who lived next door with her son, was pronounced dead of a gunshot wound of the head, police said. Wilson, 61, and Duritsky's son, Jeremy, 9, also had been wounded in the shooting but were alive when police arrived, officers said.

Wilson, who also was shot in the GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) Police were shocked by the high-voltage electric-pink walls of the city's new jail, but the designer hopes the color scheme will keep the inmates from seeing red. The decoration, which includes purple for steel doors and concrete bunks, was chosen by Dorothy Brun, the interior designer for Glendale's new $17 million Public Safety and City Court Complex. The complex opens Sunday. She said studies on the use of pink in other jails indicate it has a short-term calming effect on prisoners, compared to the usual institutional grays, browns and greens.

Why the purple accents? Brun said she wanted "something that would complement, and black was too harsh." Police said they were surprised at the color, but will be happy if it helps cure the blues that might cause problems among the unwilling occupants of the new building. LOTTERY PENNSYLVANIA Yesterday's daily number 487; Big 4 3065; Super 7 3, 6, 14, 21 34, 38, 43, 49, 53, 62. 1 Earthquake jolts northeastern Iran NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) An earthquake jolted an area in north-' eastern Iran early yesterday, the Islamic Republic News Agency said. The quake measured 4.2 on the Richter scale, IRNA said. -t- -r- 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices PREVIOUS DEATHS LATEST DEATHS er of George Hack.

Friends Margaret Palak, formerlky ofi Turtle Creek; beloved wife of! COUSAR Nancy A. Milan and John J. I McQuillan; also survived bv ALBRECHT FAIR Cahlllane of Bethel Pork, and Barbara S. Fournler of Palm Harbor sister of Charles Singer of Bethel LOIBL Sr. M.

Corita OSF on Wed. Sept. Uth, 1991; beloved Sister Of Sr. M. Wllhert I nihl On Sept.

9, 1991, Margaret On Sept. 11, 1991, the lote Mitchell; mother ofi Sandra J. Lucas of Lawren-I cevllle Ronald Pova of W. 2 grandchildren, Chelsea and T.J. Milan; brother of Adele Campbell and Robert Ged-dis.

Friends welcome BEIN- recetvea i nurs rn. i-a 7-9 at BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshow. Mass of Christian Burial In All Saints Church, Etna on Sat 10 am Julius of E. End formerly of Homestead on Tues.

91091, Beloved father of Kathryn Taylor, Harriet Jackson, Gloria White Robert Cousor; Brother of Marv Lee Bvrd, Park, Jacob singer ot Fiahtv-Fnur and Sue Gothe of Bethel Park, also 10 HAUer MOKTUAKY, Member of the Golden Rule. HANLEY (Galia) also 11 grand, 20 great- 2630 West Liberty also OSF, Sr. M. Alvera Loibl OSF ond the lote Anton, John, Joseph, Anthony, Teresa, Rita, Marv Lolbl and Anna Urmann. Visitation 2-9 2 until Funeral Mass at 5 p.m.

Fri. at MT. ALVERNIA MOTHER- i nurs. f-Y ana r-naay z-4 7-9, where funeral service granacnuaren ana two grear-grondchlldren. Visitation 7-9 Thursday, 2-4 ond 7-9 Friday at the PAUL L.

HENNEY, Funeral Home, 5570 Library Rd Rte. 88, Raymond Boya; oeiovea husband of the late Mildred; father of Jean Sigmund and Joan Wright; brother of William Earf Fair; grandfather of Ray, Brian, Paul, Todd, Cathy Sigmund, Cindy Pells-sero, Caryn Brunner, David and Donold Wright; also 7 great-grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9 Thurs. Fri. THOMAS P.

KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3552 California Ave. at Davis Ave. where service will be held Sat. 11 a.m. Mifflin; five grandchildren one great-granddaughter; sister of Ella Senka the late Emma Moljak, Helen Kish, James, Julius Charles Palak.

Friends received Wed-Thurs 2-4 7-9 at JOHN L. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, 11th Airbrake Turtle Creek, where Service will be held Frt at 11am. ROGERS will be held Sat. 11 a.m. Interment Allegheny Cemetery.

On Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1991, Jeanne, of Swlssvale; beloved sister of Ralph Galia, Virgil Galia and Helen Toth; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Wednesday HOUSE CHAPEL. 1U Mnui.

thorne Mlllvale. Albrecht, Margaret I. Baldwin, June R. Coulter, Margie G. Dickton, Frank J.

Fuga, Nicholas Jr. Hanley, Jeanne Galia Izenson, Morris Morreale, Anne M. Pava, Margaret Palak Schultz, Andrew C. bernei rarn. rvtubs ui lmiis-tian Burial on Sot.

11:30 at St. Valentine Church. Family suggests contributions to the Interment Mt. Alvernin rpm- etery. Arrangements by uiaDetes rounoanon.

ram iiy suggesT aonaiigns to Shrlner's Hospital for Crippled Children, 4423 Bigelow 15213. MILLER Suddenly on Monday, Sept. 9, 1991, Heather Clair of Shaler daughter of Mon. Sept. 9, 1991, Robert SMOLLER inursaay or inumm k.

NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swlssvale. Mass of Christian Burial Friday 10 a.m. St. Anselm Church, Swlssvale. FUNERAL HOME, INC.

MAUS C. of West View, husband of Florence E. Jarzynka; father of Kendall Charles Rnhert W. and the late FREUDENBERG Morie E. (Kneip) of Taver- nipr.

FL fnrmerlv nf Mt. Oli On Sept. 10, 1991, M. Evelyn (Schilling) Maus, a life-long resident of Forest HEFFERIN-TUITE Kenneth C. Rogers; brother ver; mother of Helen Bloss, Karen a.

cnmiaT miner ana Richard A. Miller; sister of Nicole and Melanie Miller; aranddauahter of Lois Miller On Sept. 11, 1991, Catherine Tulte Hefferln, oe June carder and Norma Inalls of Tavernier. FL; sis 001 Death Notices or Mnne Maams; aiso in ret grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Retired sales representative McJun- and Alberta Schmidt.

f-r lends receivea i nursaav. i. AiDrecm or togeworm 1 SewicMey; beloved wife of Raymond E. daughter of the late Mr. and 1 Mrs.

Frank Koncz; sister of 1 Ida Koncz. Friends received Wed. Thurs. 2 4 7-9 at the DALLAS S. IRVINE FUNERAL HOME, 702 Beaver SewicMey.

Services and interment private. Contributions may be made if desired to The Sewickley Presbyterian Church, The Pittsburgh Opera, or a charity of your choice. BAIRD On Tuesday, September 10, 1991, Birdena, beloved wife of the late Eugene L-; mother of William W. and the late Eugene, Jr. Friends welcome at the BEINHAUER MORTUARY.

Member ol the Golden Rule, 2630 West Liberty Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 pm, where services will be held Friday at 9 a.m. BALDWIN June R. Cargo on September 10, 1991 of Wllklns wife of the late Lawrence Baldwin; mother of Thomas and Lawrence Baldwin ond the late Maria Dillon; also 5 grandchildren and 1 great-arandchtld. Friends received at JOBE FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Show 8.

Triboro Turtle Creek, where service will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m. visitation Wed. 6. Thurs. 2-4 8.

7-9 pm. BURICH ter of Elizabeth Boehmer; also survived by six grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Visitation 7-9 Kin lorp. rrienas receivea 2-4 and 7-9, Friday, 10 o.m.- JORDEN Thursday Friday 7-9 pm Sat. 10 am 1 pm at H.

mihs, wire ot tne late George mother of Rose Marie Turner; sister of the late Margaret Lederer and the late Edith Jacoby. Friends may call Wed. 7-9PM; Thurs. 2-4 7-9PM at the PATRICK T. LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden E.

Pgh. Mass of Christian Burial, Fri. 10 a.m. at St. John Fisher Church.

P. BRANDT FUNERAL grana one greai-qreai- grandchild. Member of the olden Shield Lodge 69 St. Cyprian Consistory 4. Friends received Thursday 7-9pm Friday 2-4 7-9pm TUN I FUNERAL HOME, 1205 West Homestead.

Funeral Saturday 11am. Park Place AME Church, Homestead. Interment Homewood Cemetery. Fraternal Services Fri. eve.

CRAWFORD Kenneth 0. 78, of New Kensington on Tuesday Sept. 1 0, 1 991 ret. Pres. Greenwald Trading Post, a Ford Agency in New Kensington, Beloved husband of Ethel Wineland Crawford; Father of William D.

of Saxonburg A Cheryl Stanley of New Brother of Charles of Arnold Jock of Allegh. Twp. Friends may call today from 2-4 7-9pm. In the ROSS G. WALKER FUNERAL HOME, Ltd.

217 Freeport Rd. New Kensington where Service will be held at Friday. Masonic Service today at DICKTON On Tues. Sept. 10, 1991, Frank J.

Dlckton, formerly of Aliqulppa PA; beloved husband of Hilda Henle (Nl-choll) Dlckton; father of Frances Norm, Frank Dlckton Edward Dlckton, Marv Lou Nehillii. Vprnie 2 4 7-9 Thurs. at PFEIFER AMICK FUNERAL HOME, 512 Grant Millvole, where Service will be held Friday at 10 a.m. Baird, Birdena Burich, Anna Mae Cousar, Julius Crawford, Kenneth 0. Dugger, Harry Horton Fair, Raymond Boyd Freudenberg, Marie E.

Kneip Green, Stephen Hack, Henry J. Hefferin-Tuite, Catherine Henry, Oliver E. Jones, Rachael H. Jorden, William G. Levine, Ishmael Lieb, Solomon S.

Loibl, Sr. M. Corita O.S.F. Maus, M. Evelyn (Schilling) McClinton, Bonnie L.

Gearhart McGinnis, Bernard McQuillan, John J. Miller, Heather Clair Oldenski, Chester B. Rogers, Robert C. Sadowsky, Louis Sidick, Mabel R. (Singer) Smoller, Joanne M.

Haney Williamson, David J. Yablonovsky, Mary J. HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysvllle. Funeral service Allison Park Assembly of God Church, 2326 iovea wire or tne are jonn P. Hefferln mother of John, Robert, William, Regis, Edward, James, Joseph, Ruth, Raymond, David, Margaret Hefferln, Catherine Neal, Mary Graff; also survived by 36 grandchlldren; 24 great-grandchildren; sister of Elizabeth Tulte, Margaret Bentz and Vincent Tulte.

Friends are being received In the McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn EE, Thurs. and 0-4 nnri 7.9 n.m. Funeral FUGA Suddenly on Sept. 11, 1991, William G. of Valencia, Middlesex husband of Rosemary Spencer; father of Diane Montgomery, Beverly Wyberg, Kathleen Wells, Wendy Kovach, Linda, Clifford, Pamela Jorden and William G.

Jorden Jrj brother of Sarah Quick, Helen Butler, Donna Stohly, Adeline Mathews and Robert Jorden; also 10 grandchil- Duncan on 5qt, i pm, SADOWSKY McCUNTON Bonnie L. (Gearhart), on Scot. 11. 1991. beloved wife On Tuesday, September 10, 1991, Nicholas, Jr.

of S.S.; beloved husband of Mary Smoiey; dear father of Nicholas A. Fuga, III, Mary Ann Barth, Nancy J. Sciechowicz and Robert M. Fuga; also of the late John; mother ofH On Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1991, Louis; beloved husband of the late Zeida Sadowsky; beloved father of Hyla and Sandor Caplan of John ona Christopher; sister 9 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial In St. John the Joanne M. (Haney) of Shaler; on Sept. 10, 1991; wife of James; mother of Joanne Wotral; sister of Bill Parker of San Luis Obispo, CA; also survived by two grandchildren. Visitation 7-9 2-4 7-9 Thurs.

at PFEIFER-AMICK FUNERAL HOME, 512 Grant Millvale, where Service will be held Friday ot 11:30. WILLIAMSON David on Sept. 6, 1991; beloved son of Wllanna Edwards; father of David Keith and Maurice; also sur. vlved by 4 brothers, 4 sisters ana other relatives and friends. Friends received at SAMUEL E.

COSTON FUNERAL HOME, 427 Lincoln E. Thurs. 2-4 7-9, Fri. after 12 p.m. In the Beulah Baptist Church, Chal-font Delmar Sts.

where service will be Sat. 11 am YABLONOVSKY On Tues. Sept. 10, 1991, Mary beloved wife of the late Joseph mother of Elsie Yoest, Frederick (Jabbers) and the late Joseph F. (Jabo); grandmother of Deborah Steigerwald, Sylvia Coffey ond Leslie H.

Yoest; also three great-grondchll-dren. Friends received 7-9 Wea, 2-4 and 7-9 Thurs. ot the THOMAS P. KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3552 California Ave. at Davis Ave.

Funeral Mass at St. Gabriel Archangel Church Fri. 10am. or William uearnan ana Edna Friends re ceived Thurs. 2-4 and 7-9 at inj, danara oncnei or ran, brother of Ida Fronkel, Ro- Baptist cnurcn, to a.m.

HENRY p.m. ut Tne duik ru-NERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshow. Services In the Glenshaw Presbyterian Church, 300 Glenn Glenshaw on Friday at 2 p.m. The family suggest memorials to the Heather Clair Miller Scholarship Fund at Shaler Area High School.

MORREALE On Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1991, Anne M. Morreale; beloved daughter of the late Charles and Elisa Ingoglla Morreale; sister of Sara Commisso of FU Mary Malerbo and the lote Dorothy Morreale Don-ato, Michael, Ignatius. Daniel and John Morreale; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received at BEINHAUER MORTUARY, Member of the Golden Rule, 2630 West Liberty Ave.

Thursday 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Funeral Friday. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Plus Church, Brookllne, 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Hazelwood.

aren. rrenas receivea ai McDONALD-AEBERLI FUNERAL HOME, Mars, Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4 7-9. Service Saturday 10:30 a.m. Memorials to American THE NEW FINDLAY C. WY-LIE FUNERAL HOME, 11311 Frankstown Penn Hills, where services will be held Frldav 1 om.

Memorial con Diabetes 4617 Win- Sept. 10, 1991, Oliver beloved husband of the late Ruth M. Henry; father of Callie Henry Christ, and William J. Henry MD; also trop PA 15213 survivea Dy tout granacnii-dren. Friends vets received Wed Thurs 12-9 at JOHN J.

GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 119 S. 15th St. Funeral Friday at 9 a.m. Divine Liturgy In St. John the Bapt.

Byz. Cath. Church 10 a.m. Parasta Thurs. 7 pm GREEN Stephen, on Tuesday, Sept.

10. 1991; beloved husbond sella Brenner, both of Pgh and the late Anne Sadowsky, Maurice Sadowsky and Nellie Galanty; grandfather of Philip, Barbara ond Stephanie Caplan, Jeffrey, Sheryn and Joshua Gltchel. Services at RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Shadyside on Thurs. at 11am. Visitation 1 hr prior to service, Interment tributions can be made to the McClinton Children's Educational Fund, co Terry Starrett Shipley, P.O.

Box LEVINE SIX granacniioren ana eiyni nronf-nrnnHrhildrpn. No Dub- On Wednesday, September 11, 1991; Anna Mae of (Dolly) Hallemon; step-father On SeDt. 10, 1991 ugonier, rn laoao. or winiam Nicnou ana wan McGINNIS Ishmael, beloved husband of the late Rosalind Freeman Levine; father of Richard cy Norm; survived also by 10 grandchildren ond 10 On Tuesday Seat. 10.

1991 Beth Abraham Contri sneraaen; wire or ine Joseph mother of Robert Burich the late James Campbell; sister of Joseph James Cruise. Services at SPEER-ANTHONY KAPRIVE FUNERAL HOME, 2927 rhnrtiers Sheraden, of Addie F. Green; father of LoVerne Gillie, Jalonia Harris of Gasden, AU stepfa- Levine or nj ana busan Levine Abrams of broth butions may be made to Jewish Natl, puna, 6315 Eic visitation. Memorial services will be held Saturday Sept. 14 at 1 pm In the Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian Church, 1 146 Greentree Road.

The family suggests memorial contributions to Wallace Memorial Church or the Shrlners Hospital For Crippled Children, Syria TempTe, AAONMS, 4423 Blgelow Blvd, Pgh, PA 15213. Arrangements by rner ot wary jonnson; hrnthpr nf Amns Green Sr. er of Harry Levine, Esther Gross, both of grandfather of Alisa Levine; uncle of Man Levine. Services at i-o roes Ave, Kgn SCHULTZ 001 Death Notices Friday at 11 a.m. Visi OLDENSKI Bernard, Husband of Mary J.

McGinnis; Father of Yvonne Block, Bernard Jr. Michael McGinnis of Brother of Jean Hopkins, Juanita, Frank, Richard Ronald McGinnis all of Six grandchildren hnt nf nthpr relatives Philadelphia; grandfather of qreai rrienab are being received in McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn Ave. E.E., on Wed. 7-9pm, Thurs 2-4 7-9PM, funeral Fri. Horn.

Interment Mt. Royal Cemetery Mausoleum. DUGGER Suddenly on Sept. 10, 1991; Kooin marra or koto, spam, SteDhanie Green. Mlstv Har On Sept.

11, 1991, Chester husband of the RALPH SCHUliAK CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Sha tlon 1 hour prior to service, intprment Beth Abrohom Andrew C. of Carnegie, on Tues. Sept. 10, 199T; husband of Mary Cunningham Schultz; father of Tom Schultz and Patricia Andrus; late Regina Nawrocki; father dyside Thurs.3PM. Visitation Cem.

Contributions may be ris Gasden Al Alicia Harris Gasden, AU 5 great-grand-chiidren; nieces, newphews relatives and friends. Friends mnv roll Thurs 7-9. Fri. 2-4 made to Tne neon i-uno. friends; Visitation Thursday Friday 2-4 7-vpm at or josepnme Bunax, KODerr, Kenneth and Mary Ann Justus; arandfather of Max Bur- 007 DElnnAUCK IWVR I UAR IZENSON On Mondav.

SeDt. 9, 1991 one nour pnor to service. Interment Beth Shalom Cem. LIEB also eight gronacmiaren Friends are Invited to coll 2 ine afKluua nnoun rw NERAL HOME. 720 N.

Lana 8. 7-9 at WHITE MEMORIAL JONES 4 and 7-9 n.m. at thp LEO ALLEGHENY MEM. PK Veterans plot, $325. 384-0581 lak; brother of the late Josephine Walters, Victoria EsDosito and Stan lev Ol AAnrrK; hp In ve husband of J.

HENNEY FUNERAL Dugger; brother of Nancy CHAPEL, Of POINT BREEZE, Thomas Blvd. at Homewood tation inursaay COULTER On Tues Sept 10, 1991, Margie G. of Verona; beloved wife for 54 years to Frank D. mother of Judy L. England, Frank D.

sister of Charles Grady; half sister of Donna Cotchpole; three grandchildren. Friends A relatives may call at BURKET TRUBY FUNERAL HOME, 421 Allegheny Ookmont, Wed 1-5 7-9 Thurs 10am until time of 12 noon Services. wnaiev, inun ivi. denski. Friends received at E.E.

Services Saturday 11am at the Mt. Ararat Baptist Church. Interment Allegheny Cemetery. Was Ave. where funeral ceremony On Sept.

11, 1991, Solomon S. of Scott Twp, formerly of New York City; beloved husband of Urania On Sept. 10, 1991, Rachael H. of Swlssvale; sister of the late Margaret I. Jonpn; survived bv nieces A JEFFERSON MEMORIAL In the Garden of Chrlstus, 2 lots, 531-4853 aft 6.

HOME, 323 2nd Carnegie. Funeral Mass Friday In St. Luke Church at 9:30 a.m. the late Frances; father of Irwin David Izenson both of Pgh, Howard Izenson of Chicago; brother of THIie the WALTER J. ZALEWSKI Mae wagner ana i-nnsiu iitAinnii frionri nf AAnr win oe bar.

1 1 a.m. rrom tin I AAnnckh nlui survived FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th Lawrenceville from 1-4, employed by the City. ine Memorial cnapei. a nephew; special friend of SIDICK Urossman OT uisu sur- vivpri bv 5 arandchildren; 1 7-9 p.m. Funeral on Sat.

at HACK by nieces, nephews, aunts ond uncles. Friends received JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PARK-Garden of the Gospel, 2 spaces. 1475. 224-5286. Mcquillan a.m.

t-unerai nnass in si. Mabel R. (Singer) of Bethel wary Dpinaier. rrienas received 1 0:30 to 1 1 :30 a.m, Fri at THOMAS L. NIED FU Greig Lieb; father of Roger Gail Wriggins; four grandchildren.

Service Interment private. Arrangements by McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 334 Forest great-grandson; nieces ond nfnhpuuv Services at RALPH at the BAGNATO funtKL On Tuesday, September 10, 1V91, Henry J. of Glenshow; HOrK, on weane5aay, aep-tpmher 11. 1991. wife of Ml On September 10, 1991.

John of Beechvlew; NERAL HOME. 7441 Elizabeth Lhurcn at 10 a.m. PAVA On Tues. Sept 10, 1991 MON VALLEY MEM PK Monongahela. (14) Best Offer! 351-7802; 271-6560 SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Shadyside HOMb, Lnoniers -ui negie, 2-9pm Thurs Frt.

services Sat. 11am. Washington Swissvale. chael mother of Michael F. of Bethel Park, Donno beloved husband of Dorothy Grieneisen Hack; dear father of Henrietta C.

Hack; broth- beloved husband of Margie Fleming McQuillan; father of Grove Road, Kennedy Twp. service rn. ai a.m. on Thurs. at I p.m.

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