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8 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Tuesday, January 28, 1992 The Accu-Weather forecast for noon, Tuesday, Jan. 28. Lines separata high temperature zones tor the day. WARM STATIONARY 0 1002 Aocu-Wuthsr, Inc. Hi 0 0 2 0 0S MOM LOW SHOWERS HUH T-STOHMS FLUHWE1 SNOW ICE SUWHY PT.

CLOUDY CLOUDY WEATHER OBITUARIES The Rev. M.E. retired pastor The Rev. Melvin E. Watkins, retired minister of the First Baptist Church of Duquesne, died of heart failure Sunday in the Baptist Homes Nursing Center in Mt Lebanon.

He was 81. Mr. Watkins, of West Homestead, was the featured singer for more than 45 years at the Steel Valley Memorial Day services in Homestead Cemetery. He organized the Steel Valley Singspirations, a religious singing group. He was a World War II veteran and helped found the Jack Pancoast Veterans of Foreign Wars Post in West Homestead, where he was the first post commander.

He was a retired street commissioner in West Homestead. Surviving are his wife, Olive Watkins; a daughter, Nancy Bodnar of West Homestead; four sons, Glenn of Boca Raton, Fla, Keith and William, both of Monroeville, and Robert of West Homestead; 13 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; a sister, Thelma Rice of the South Hills; and two brothers, Junior of West Mifflin and Ronald of Munhall. Arrangements are by R.V. Anderson Funeral Home 315 E. 10th Homestead.

Joseph L. McGuire Joseph L. McGuire, a retired account executive with Sears, Roebuck and died of respiratory failure Sunday in his Brighton Heights home. Mr. McGuire, 84, was a retired auditor for the Allegheny County controller's office.

He was a member of the Knights of Equity and named Irish Man of the Year in 1970. Surviving are his wife, Marian E. McGuire; two sons, J. Brian of Dun- the 20s, high 35 to 45. FRIDAY, SATURDAY Partly sunny Friday, low in the 20s, high 35 to 45.

A chance of rain or snow Saturday, low in the 20s, high in the 30s. TODAY Becoming partly cloudy, high 35 to 40. Tonight, partly cloudy, low near 25. TOMORROW Partly sunny, low in the 20s, high 35 to 45. THURSDAY Partly sunny, low in cansville, Blair County, and John T.

of the North Hills; six daughters, Kathleen Kelly of Chicago, Joan E. O'Brien of Ross, Karen Rugh of Washington, D.C., Molly Finn of Boston, Bonnie Heinauer of the North Hills and Gerri McGuire of Bellevue; two stepchildren, John McCoy of North Carolina and Patricia Cooke of Connecticut; 18 grandchildren; a brother, Fred of Valencia; and a sister, Mae Cunningham of Nashville. Arrangements are by William F. O'Brien Funeral Home, 3724 California North Side. Glenn Pottmeyer Glenn Pottmeyer, retired owner of Glenn Pottmeyer a manufacturers' representative for the steel industry, died of a heart attack Sunday in Mercy Hospital.

He was 70. Mr. Pottmeyer, of Penn Hills, was a Mason and a member of Latrobe Country Club, River Forest Country Club, American Legion Post 351 in Penn Hills and Laketon Heights United Methodist Church in Penn Hills. Surviving are his wife, Kitty B. Pottmeyer, three sons, Wayne of Murrysville, Jack of New Philadelphia, Ohio, and Keith of Raleigh, N.C.; a daughter, Jan of Penn Hills; seven grandchildren; a sister, Mary J.

Pottmeyer of Penn Hills; and a brother, Ollie of Duncansville, Blair County. Arrangements are by William F. Gross Funeral Home 11735 Frankstown Road, Penn Hills. The Rev. C.A.

Tracey The Rev. Charles A. Tracey, a retired United Methodist minister, died of degenerative dementia yesterday in Presbyterian SeniorCare, Oak-mont. He was 85. Mr.

Tracey served as an interim minister during retirement. He served in parishes in Sewickley, Penn Hills, Swissvale, Harmarville, Scott-dale, Arnold and in Somerset County. He was a former district superintendent of the Western Pennsylvania Conference of the United Methodist Church. He was a Mason. Surviving are his wife, Martha Holmes Tracey; a daughter, Martha DiGioia of Oakmont; a son, Charles A.

Jr. of Miami; three grandchildren; and a great-grandson. Arrangements are by Joseph M. Somma Funeral Home Robinson. Charles Roberts Charles Roberts, a retired architect and engineer who designed local shopping centers and professional buildings, died of cancer Friday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

He was 83. Formerly of Wilkinsburg, Mr. Roberts moved to Fort Lauderdale in 1974 after he retired as a self-employed architect. He designed churches, commercial buildings, apartments and office buildings, including Great Valley Shopping Center in North Versailles, Great Valley Butler Shopping Center in Butler, Rainbow Shopping Center in McKeesport and the Oakland Professional Building. He was a Mason and a member of the Scottish Rite Valley of Pittsburgh and a 50-year member of Syria Temple.

He is survived by his wife, Rose Marie Roberts; a son, Frank Daqu-lanto of Mount Washington; a grandchild; and two great-grandchildren. Arrangements are by the John F. Slater Funeral Home 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Joseph G. Karas Joseph G.

Karas, 67, owner of Komlyn Co. accounting firm, died of cancer yesterday in Forbes Hospice, East End. He lived in Penn Hills. A certified public accountant, Mr. Karas had owned the accounting firm for more than 45 years.

He was a member of St. Joseph Church, Verona. Mr. Karas is survived by his wife, Frances; and a son, Richard J. of Verona.

Arrangements are by Burket-Truby Funeral Home 421 Allegheny Oakmont. The Rev. Joseph Lucey The Rev. Joseph P. Lucey, a retired priest and former teacher, died of heart disease Saturday in the Vincentian Home, McCandless.

He was 85. Father Lucey was a graduate of St. Mary's Seminary in Norwalk, and was ordained in the Congregation of the Holy Ghost in 1937. His first assignment was in the Missionary District of Kilimanjaro, East Africa, for four years. He taught at Duquesne University from 1941 to 1945 and served in parishes in Rhode Island, New York, Louisiana and South Carolina.

He retired in 1980. Arrangements are by Worrell Funeral Home 1820 Main Sharpsburg. R. Howard Hart Howard Hart, 64, a former Penn Hills police sergeant, died of a heart attack Sunday in Forbes Regional Health Center, Monroeville. Mr.

Hart, of Penn Hills, had been a police, officer for about 25 years, retiring on disability in 1978. He is survived by two sons, Robert and Michael, both of Penn Hills; two daughters, Cheryl of Penn Hills and Clare Laufer of Apollo; and three grandchildren. Arrangements are by Findlay C. Wylie Funeral Home, 11311 Franks-town Road, Penn Hills. ELSEWHERE H.

Charles Ford, 84, a retired United Steelworkers labor leader and formerly of Donora, of pneumonia Sunday in Abington Memorial Hospital, Montgomery County. He had lived in Warminster, Montgomery County, for the past 45 years. Compiled by Ernie Hoffman Travelers' forecast Nation Today Tomorrow Shy Sky coral. cond. Anchorage 23 13 Cloudy 30 18 Cloudy Atlanta 51 45 Rain 54 40 Cloudy Atlantic City 41 29 Clear 43 28 Clear Baltimore 44 27 Cloudy 47 25 Clear Boston 30 23 Cloudy 40 24 Clear Buffalo 32 23 Cloudy 40 25 Cloudy Charleston.S.C.

57 50 Rain 55 46 Cloudy Chicago 32 24 Cloudy 39 22 Cloudy Cincinnati 40 29 Cloudy 48 26 Clear Cleveland 34 24 Cloudy 42 24 Clear Dallas 52 43 Cloudy 60 40 Cloudy Denver 55 22 Clear 51 26 Cloudy Detroit 36 23 Clear 39 22 Clear Honolulu 80 61 Clear 80 61 Clear Houston 59 51 Cloudy 59 47 Cloudy Indianapolis 41 27 Cloudy 45 27 Cloudy Jacksonville 64 51 Rain 64 50 Cloudy Las Vegas 64 36 Clear 64 34 Clear Los Angeles 74 48 Clear 77 49 Clear Miami Beach 79 65 Cloudy 78 64 Cloudy Milwaukee 34 25 Cloudy 41 27 Cloudy Minneapolis 36 12 Clear 39 24 Cloudy New Orleans 58 53 Rain 61 48 Cloudy New York 40 29 Cloudy 43 31 Cloudy Norfolk 47 37 Cloudy 46 34 Cloudy Orlando 74 58 Rain 74 59 Cloudy Philadelphia 41 26 Clear 45 25 Clear Phoenix 73 49 Clear 72 48 Clear St.Louis 45 31 Cloudy 55 32 Clear San Diego 70 48 Clear 73 48 Clear San Francisco 58 47 Rain 60 45 Clear San Juan 80 69 Cloudy 80 69 Cloudy Seattle 55 46 Rain 53 46 Rain Tampa 74 58 Rain 72 60 Cloudy Washington 46 32 Cloudy 48 30 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 37 26 Cloudy Bradford 32 22 Cloudy DuBois 32 22 Cloudy Erie 36 26 Cloudy Harrisburg 40 23 Cloudy Johnstown 37 26 Cloudy 38 28 Cloudy 33 23 Cloudy Foreign Yesterday Beijing 50 27 Clear Berlin 36 28 Cloudy Buenos Aires 84 72 Rain Cairo 59 41 Clear Geneva 28 21 Cloudy Jerusalem 50 32 Clear London 45 37 Clear Madrid 55 28 Clear Mexico City 54 Cloudy Montreal 9 -2 Clear Moscow 27 25 Clear New Delhi 81 61 Cloudy Paris 41 34 Cloudy Rome 55 41 Clear Sydney MM Tokyo 54 43 Clear Toronto 21 9 Cloudy Vancouver 48 39 Rain Fire inquiry upsets McKees Rocks chief Almanac Since 1874, Jan. 28 highest temp, was 70 in 1876; lowest temp, was -10 in 1977. Airport temperatures 19 1 p.m..

20 20 18 17 17 15 1 a.m.. 2 a.m.. 3 a.m.. 4 a.m.. 5 a.m..

6 a.m.. 7 a.m.. 8 a.m.. 9 a.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.. 35 37 39 39 38 35 35 34 33 32 31 15 17 IN BRIEF Spill reroutes traffic A chemical spill last night caused the rerouting of most traffic through the Strip District and the temporary evacuation of two businesses, a Public Safety Department spokesman said. The city's Hazardous Materials Team blocked off the Strip District between 31st and 34th streets, and between Penn Avenue and River Road after a tank containing up to 20,000 pounds of liquid carbon dioxide, which can cause respiratory problems, leaked its contents about 6:30 p.m. at the Weber Gas and Welding Co.

Weber employees and workers of Chambers Recycling, both in the 3200 block of Smallman Street, were evacuated until the spill was cleared about 9 p.m. Homestead may cut tax Homestead will scrap a 2-mill property tax cut and an "occupation 10 am 21 10 p.m.. 11 p.m.. assessment" under a $1.68 million 1992 tentative amended budget approved last night. Councilman Lloyd Cunningham said $41,470 in "unrealistic" anticipated revenue was trimmed from the budget approved Dec.

30 by the old council, which also dropped property taxes from 48 to 46 mills. Cunningham said $38,950 for a new occupation assessment that would have taxed by job title was scrapped as "uncollectable." Bill covers waste sites Hazardous waste facilities would be barred within five miles of schools, hospitals and nursing homes under a bill approved yesterday by the Senate Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee. The measure also would prohibit builders from putting hazardous waste sites near community water sources, airports, churches and other neighborhood centers. 11 a 26 Noon 32 Midnight 32 Temp, and preclp. this date: '91 '90 '89 '88 '87 "We don't know where our investigation will take us," he said.

"Just because Chief Maritz doesn't see someone sifting through the debris doesn't mean there's not someone investigating." At least five investigators from the fire marshal's office were in McKees Rocks checking into Sunday's fire. No one was injured. When McKees Rocks street workers, out plowing snow, spotted the fire, they had to knock on doors, kicking some in, to get residents of second-floor apartments out, Maritz said. It was the second fire in two weeks in the borough. Kaus said last weekend's was an electrical fire.

He ruled it accidental. Pittsburgh skies Sunset Tues 5:31 p.m. Sunrise Wed 7:37 a.m. Pollution index Downtown Good. Clairton Good.

Avalon Good. Hazelwood Moderate. 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 falling and will continue to fall during the next 24 hours. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 5 5S, Franklin, Pa. 6.4 Parker, Pa.

6.3 F. Monongahela River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pa. 11 8 F. Cheat River: Parsons, W.Va. 4 4 F.

West Fork River: Clarksburg, Va. 5 4 Yough-iogheny River: Sutersville, Pa. 5.1 F. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa. 4.3 F.

Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16.4 Dashields Dam 16 5 Montgomery Dam, Pa. 1 4 8 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.Va. 1 7.3 S. Falling; Missing; Pool; Rising; Stationary; Unknown.

'86 10 2 6 .01 41 25 30 .50 51 32 42 29 5 17 .06 52 26 39 0 Airport at midnight.m. yesterday: Press. Wind Weather 30.25 32 72 W5 Clear Yesterday's high 40 Yesterday's low 14 Yesterday's mean 27 Yesterday's precip 0 Normal temp day 26 Excess temp day 1 Excess temp month 101 Excess temp year 1 01 Total prec.month 2.05 Normal prec.month 2 50 Total prec.year 2 05 Normal prec.year 2.50 By J. Kenneth Evans Post-Gazette Staff Writer McKees Rocks Fire Chief Ed Mar-itz said yesterday that he was unhappy with the Allegheny County fire marshal's investigation into a weekend blaze. The fire destroyed Pinnello's bar and deli, Balker Cabinet Co.

and Acme Clay Products on Island Avenue Sunday morning. Allegheny County Fire Marshal John Kaus said the blaze was arson. It was the eighth major fire in McKees Rocks in the past three months. Maritz said the county fire marshal's office was overworked to the point that a "real" fire marshal was not sent to investigate Sunday's blaze. Larry Boyle, of the county emergency management agency, is investigating the fire.

"Nat Mastro's deputy county fire marshal done our investigations in the past but he's off sick," Maritz said. "They have some good investigators down there, but I don't know where they are." Kaus defended Boyle, saying he was certified by the state and federal governments to do fire investigations. Kaus said he had asked the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms to join the probe. "That gives us four federal agents immediately, plus three investigators from my office, plus two detectives from general investigations," he said. Kaus said local fire chiefs and police were not given all the information gathered in a fire investigation.

Jury to resume deliberations in slaying trial Woman arrested in husband's shooting By Jan Ackerman Post-Gazette Staff Writer A jury will resume deliberations at 9 a.m. today into whether a North Braddock man fatally shot his former lover's husband 16 years ago. The jury, which deliberated for eight hours yesterday, was housed last night in a Downtown hotel. The jurors must decide whether Steven Slutzker, 40, shot John L. Mudd then 28, on Dec.

28, 1975, after hiding in the basement' of Mudd's Wilkinsburg home. Earlier, Common Pleas Judge Jeffrey A. Manning decided that Arlene Mudd Montgomery Stewart, 39, of Punxsutawney, could exercise her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination and refuse to testify. Manning allowed attorneys to read to the jury portions of her sworn testimony during a coroner's inquest in 1976. At that time, she was not a suspect in the homicide.

Defense attorney Charles Scarlata wanted to call Stewart as a defense witness because she had testified in 1976 that neither she nor Slutzker were involved in the killing. On the advice of her attorney, Sumner Parker, Stewart took the Fifth Amendment on Friday. Manning decided yesterday that she should not be forced to testify because the district attorney's office still views her as a suspect in her former husband's homicide. Assistant District Attorney Kim Berkeley Clark called another surprise witness to the stand yesterday. The witness, Joseph Lindsey, a carpenter who had worked with.

Slutzker on a construction job in Swissvale in 1975, testified that Slutzker asked him in December 1975 to teach him how to load a automatic gun, the same kind of gun that was used to shoot John Mudd Sr. Testifying in his own defense last week, Slutzker said he did not own a gun. He said yesterday that he never had the conversation with Lindsey. A Crescent woman was arrested yesterday and charged with shooting her husband five times. Police said she later shot and wounded herself.

Judy Hetzer, 50, of Cambier Drive, was charged with attempt to commit murder and with aggravated assault. She was in serious condiition last night in Presbyterian University Hospital. Moon police found Louis E. Hetzer, 56, on the porch of a house at Shippen Drive with five gunshot wounds. Police said Hetzer was shot at his apartment at Sharon Road, Moon.

He was in fair condition in Allegheny General Hospital. LOTTERY PENNSYLVANIA Yesterday's daily number 592; Big 4 5691. OHIO Pick 3 504; Pick 4 3942; Cards 2 of Hearts, 7 of Clubs, 3 of Diamonds, Queen of Spades. WEST VIRGINIA Daily 3 61 Daily 4 7303. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS ford; brother of Vincent Moss of Christian Burial In St.

Lawrence O'Toole Church, 9:30 a.m. CLEARY AL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshaw, where services will be held on Wednesday ot a.m. Infinity lodge 546 A.M. service on Tues.

7pm. HARTILL On Sundav. Jnnunrv 9A. Andrew and Mary Ann Simpson, all of Pah; also 18 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9PM Tues Wed at THOMAS D.

ENGLISH FUNERAL HOME. 378 Maryland Ave. Oakmont, Mass of Chrlsftan Burial Thurs 10am St. Joseph On Sun. January 24, 1992 Marcella E.

Hegedlc of McCandless; wife ol the late Paul Cleary; mother of Eileen and J. Paul Cleory; sister of Elliot Hegedlc of grandchildren. Friends will received at JOHN A. FREY-VOGEL SONS, 4900 Centre ot Devonshire Tues. 7-9 p.m.

Weds. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Thurs. Mass or Christian Burial St. Poul Cathedral 10 a.m.

MARASCO (Fabio) On Sat. Jan. 25, 1992, Filomena of the S.Sj wife of the lote Michael; aunt of Louise Saldutte, Elizabeth Bella, Rose Teierle, Josephine Szymczak ond the late Mary Bello and Frank Mat- Martha Orlusky Derence of Ross beloved wife of the late William J. Derence; mother of Barbara Hendy, Esther St James, Stanley McDonouqh, William, Paul, David, Daniel, and James Derence; also survived by many grand, great, and great-great grandchildren. Friends received 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

at SIMONS FUNERAL HOME INC. 7720 Perry Hwy. Funeral on Thurs 10:30. Services In Free Gospel Church, McKees Rocks at 11 a.m. DINSMORE Eleanor Mildred 7ft formeriv Brocius, Rose Schang Fetsko, Michael E.

Sr. Huck, Frank J. Marasco (Fabio), Filomena Pottmeyer, Glenn Jane and Ollle of Duncansville, Pa. Pottmeyer; also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends will be received at the WILLIAM F.

GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd. (at Rodl Rd.) Penn Hills, where Services will be held on Weds, ot 11 a.m. Family gratefully acknowledges contributions to the American Heart Assoc. or the Laketon Heights Methodist Church Memorial Fund. Visitation Mon.

Tues. 2-4 Si 7-9 pm. ROBINSON Marie, suddenly on Jan. 25, halt, Mon. Tues.

2-4 and 7-9. Funeral Liturgy Weds. 10 a.m. St. Gregory Church.

FINNEY Jan. 25, 1992, Uzel beloved husband of Lavinia; father of Uzel Finney Jr. Pamela Finney Cosse; father-in-law of Theopolis Cosse; brother of Thomas Finney nephew of Geneva Burr of OH; nieces, nephews; other relatives friends; godfather of Cello Washington of MD. Visitation Mon. 7-9; Tues.

2-4 7-9 GEORGE A. WARDEN FUNERAL HOME, 1100 N. Homewood Ave. Visitation Weds. 2-4 7-9 Macedonia Baptist Church.

Funeral on Thurs. at 11 a.m. uiuh.ii, vcruna. BARTON 1992, Laura Byers, formerly of Avalon, wife of the lote W. Willard Hartill; mother of Sally Eltringham of Penn Hills and Susan Matrix of Arkansas; grandmother ot Of West View; also 2 grandchildren 2 great grandchil- On Sun.

Jon. 26, 1992, Ruth uicn. menu receivea won. 7.0- nnii 1 i wtre ot cnones h. mother of Bruce C.

Bar 001 Death Notices at the H. P. BRANDT FU- neKAL numb, 1032 Perry Perrysvllle. mother of Reals A. Monsour or wononaaneia ona Marilyn ton of Maryland; also survived by two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Friends may coll Wed. 10 om-12 noon at H. SAMSON 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), where services will be held Wed. at 12 noon.

Interment Tvtr.iuru, Wed. at 10 a.m. Memorials Duquesne. Ponachlda Service Wed. LAX at Pom po no Beach, FL on January 14, 1992.

Sonla, beloved wife of the late Gerald Lax; mother of Debbie David Lax; sister of Cerice Furman, Lll Cohen both of Harrisburg, PA; Grandmother of Ryan Lax. Services and interment were held January 16, 1992 at Pompono Beach, FL. Family suggests memorial contributions to the Hospice Foundation or the Leukemia Society. Arrangements by the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL LEVINE On Monday, January 27, 1992, Henry, beloved husband of Ruth; beloved father of Gary and Mary Levine, Lorry Levine and Barry Levine, MD; brother of Abe Levine, Ann Lapidus and the late Harry Levine; also nieces nephews.

Service at Temple Emanuel, 1250 Bower Hill Mt. Lebanon on Tues. at 1PM. Visitation one hour prior. Interment Mt.

Lebanon Cemetery. Arrangements by RALPH SCH0GAR CHAPEL INC. LUCEY Rev. Joseoh Pntrlrlt. n.

uupruw or vera Deocn, FU also survived by seven grandchildren and one areat- turro; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends and Members of the Confraternity of Christian Mothers received Mon. Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the JOHN J.

GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 119 S. lilh St. Funeral Weds. 9 o.m. Mns inuy uc nraoe to me Amen-Icon Cancer Society.

FORD grandson. Viewing hours iiuihc aevuiea wife of Jodie; beloved mother of Elizabeth Jefferson, Odessa Pugh, Geroldine Briscoe, Dolores Caldwell and Donna Shelton; sister-in-law of Made Allen; nine grand; 11 great-grandchll- of Houston, PA; on Sunday, January 26, 1992; retired from Bell Telephone (Pgh.) Marketing grad of Univ. of member of Washington Co. Chapter D.A.R., member of The Church of the Covenant, Washington, PA; survived by several cousins. Burial Wednesday In Mt.

Prospect Cetyetery, Hickory, PA nave oeen ommea. Keiatives and friends are Invited to Allegheny cemetery. Amy ana urn bitringnom, Laura and Jesse Mattlx. Friends received Tuesday, 7-9 p.m., Wednesday, 2-4 ond 7-9 p.rri. at the McDONALD- LINN FUNERAL HOME, AVALON, 529 California where services will be Thursday at 11 a.m.

HERMANKEVICH On Sun. Jon. 26th, 1992; Beuloh S. (Bunny) Winship; beloved wife of Thomas mother of Carmen Donovan, Christina and Anthony; daughter of Vernon and Ramy Winship; sister of Norma Somerset ond David Winship; grandmother of Jock Allen and Michael Jo-SeDh; Friends rerpiuod O.A attend her Memorial Mass ot Christian Buna in St CUMBERLEDGE (FLUHARTY) Of Moon Twp. on Jan.

27, 1992 Imnaene twlnupri uulfo iof Christian Burtol, St. John jthe Evg. Church at 10 a.m. frlends. Visitations Tues.

2- semora cnurcn, 311 Washington Mt. Lebanon. WEDS. MORNING AT 111 Jonn wesiey AMEZ Church, Herron Wvlie Aves. where funeral of Daniel mother of ullolr.

interment will be private. (LAUGHLIN'S, inc.) BLAIR Lonnie J. of USC Twp. on Mon. Jan.

27thf 1992; husband of Mary Lou Johnson Blair? father of James Rodney Blair; brother of Garnett Blair, Lloyd Bloir, Celoustine Williams and the late Edward and Calvin Blair; neoh- DONALDSON ment Allegheny Cemetery. ADAMS Larry S. Cumberiedqe; sister Eloise Brancato, Edith Fluharty, Betty Covins on Warren Fluharty; also three grandchildren. Visitation Wed. 2-4 8, 7 until time of McGUIRE Joseph L.

beloved husband of Marian VanDusen (McCoy) McGuire on Sun. Jan. 26, 1992; beloved father of Kathleen Kelly of Chicago J. Brian of Duncansville Joan E. O'Brien of Ross Karen A.

Ruah On Jan. 25, 1992, Elizabeth Margaret Donaldson; wife of the late Jerald R. neraIThome, On Sat. Jan. 25, 1992 Ml- uonaiason; motner of Judith, Nancv, Marflee, Pennv.

ir- ond 7-9 Tues. ond Wed. at ew of Clifford Blair and Gertrude Ellison; also a host of nieces and nephews. service 8:30 p.m. at COPE-LAND'S MOON 961 Brodhead Rd.

Interment in Clarksburg WV. AM, Charlotte Adams, Michael J. Anderson, James W. (Buster) Andreozzi, Orazio Sr. Barton, Ruth S.

Blair, Lonnie J. Carola, Marie (Pat) Fitz Cleary, Marcella E. Cumberledge (Fluharty), Imogene Cunningham, Gertrude Reinsel Danylo, William Derence, Martha Orlusky Dinsmore, Eleanor Mildred Donaldson, Elizabeth Margaret Eckenrode, Aileen M. Finney, Uzel Sr. Ford, H.

Charles Getty, Alma S. Griffiths, Arthur W. Hartill, Laura Byers Hermankevich, Beulah S. (Bunny) Winship Kuremsky, Alexander F. Lax, Sonia Levine, Henry Lucey, Rev.

Joseph Patrick, C.S.Sp. Maddox, Ethel Posey Maloney, Ella McManus McGuire, Joseph L. Perkoski, (Piorkowski) Josephine Robinson, Marie Watkins, Rev. Melvin E. Winovich, Rudy (Buby) H.

Charles, of Warminster, on Jan. 26, 1992; husband of the late Margaret G. Ford; father of H. Charles Ford III of Rydal, PA, and William D. Ford of Warrington, PA; brother of the late Grace E.

Johnston, Howard W. and Edwin Ford of Pittsburgh, PA; survived by 5 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren, nieces, nephews and other loved ones Memorial services will be held 11:00 A.M. (friends welcome at 10:30) Feb. 19V2 ot Gloria Del Lutheran Church Chapel, 570 Welsh Huntingdon Valley, PA. Interment Monongahela Memorial Cemetery, Pittsburgh.

Memorials in his name may be made to the Alzheimer's Unit at Chandler Hail Health Services, Buck Road and Barclay Streets, Newtown, PA 18940. Arrangements CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON. GETTY of Washington DC, Molly ine inuftflA p. KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3i52 California Ave. at Davis Ave.

Funeral Service ot St. Alp. F-nenas ore invnea to cox i-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the LEO J. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 323 2nd Carnegie.

Service Thurs. 11 a.m. Mnn ot Boston Bonnie Heinauer, Gerry ond John T. McGuire all of Pgh; beloved steo father of Patricio Cooke onder Nevsky Orthodox Cathedral, Thurs. 10 a.m.

CUNNINGHAM ald W. and Elizabeth; survived by 17 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; sister of Joan, Barbie. Jeon-nie, Bobbie, George and Dwight. Friends are being received In McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn E.E., on Tues. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

where Funeral Services will be held cnaei j. ot Forest Hills, Husband of Karen Brose; Father of Robert, Chrissy Valerie Adams; Son of Robert E. Norah Adams; Brother of Kathy Miller, Marie Varasse, Susan Bruce, Patricio Robert E. Adorns. Also several nieces nephews; Friends received Tuesday only 2-4 7-9pm.

at the CHARLES W. TRENZ FUNERAL HOME, 11110 Frankstown Penn Hills Funeral on Wednesday at on Saturday, Jan. 25, 1992, survived by nieces nephews. Visitation Tuesday eve rurusras wea. 0 p.m.

On Jon. 26, 1992, Gertrude Relnsel, of OH, formerly of Coraopolls; mother of tllra- ka.h 1 I. nu i BROCIOUS ning to p.m. at Trinity Hall Chanel. Du a upnp lini.

juxum ui vn aim Rose Schang of Baldwin Boro on Sun. Jan. 26, 1992, versify. Concelebrated Mass ot Christian Burial Wednesday 10:30 a.m. In Duguesne on Wed.

ot II a.m. HUCK On Saturday, Jan. 25, 1992, Frank J. ot Edgewood; beloved husband ot Ann Hrltz; beloved father of Larry and Mary Ann Huck; grandfather of Dorlene Dugan and and John T. McCoy; brother of Fred McGuire of Valencia Pa.

and Mae Cunningham of Nashville also survived by 18 grandchildren. The family will receive visitors Tues. and Wed. 2-4 and 7-9 at O'BRIEN'S, 3724 California at Cooper N.S. Funeral Mass In St.

Cyril Of Alexandria Church, Thurs. 10 a.m. Esther Adrlano of OH, Charles of NY, Paul Jim, both of Coraopolls; five grandchildren: 12 nrent- 9am with Mass of Christian niversuy mopei. uuriai in St. Marv's Cemeterv.

Hnlw Burial in St. Bartholomew Church ot loom ECKENRODE Aileen of Pt Breeze, on Sun. Jan. 26, 1992; beloved sister of Margaret Matthews of Pt. Breeze, and grondchildren.

Friends received In ANTHONY J. Ghosf Fathers O'Hara Twp. WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, 762-2211 rranK muck; Drainer or Ben Huck and the late Joseph, WATKINS Rev. Melvin E. 81, of W.

Homestead, on Sunday, Jon. 26, 1992; survived by wife of 62 years Olive; daughter Nancy Bodnar and sons Glenn, Keith, William and Robert; also 13 grandchildren and four brother of Tnelma Rice, Junior and Ronald Watkins; also the late Harold ond Dolores, Friends received Tues. Wed. 2-4 7-9 at R. V.

ANDERSON FU NERAL HOME, 315 East 10th Homestead, where Services will be held Thurs. at 1pm. Family requests memorials to the W. Homestead Methodist Church WINOVICH Suddenly on Sunday, Jan. 26, 1992, Rudy (Buby).

brother of Ell, Ann, Mai Brown and the late Mildred Kosonovlch and Robert Winovich; also nieces and nephews. Friends received 12-9 g.m. Tuesday, THOMAS J. MITER FUNERAL HOME, 2323 E. Carson S.S.

where services will be held Wednesday, 10 a.m. ANDERSON Of Upper St. Clair, on Charles, Tom and Lillian Mother of Rosemary Millard Aline Cochran; Grandmother of Margaret Benedict, Carol McCann, Dayna Colal7i, David Cochran Marybeth Madden; Also 1 1 great-grandchildren; Friends received at the CIESLAK TATKO FUNERAL HOME 2935 Brownsville Brentwood Monday Tuesday 2-4 7 9pm. Funeral Wednesday Mass 3APIVIIU, iHLy FUNERAL unuE nu cf iu Kaaovic; also nieces ana jan. iwz, Aima Oet- Clement W.

Eckenrode of on Sunday, January 26, tv, wtre ot tne late Richard nephews. Friends received 2 4 7-9 p.m. ot the 1W2. James w. (Busier, v.wuuw,ini umii yju a.m.

Moss of Christian Buri- PERKOSKI Atlanta, oa; aiso survivea by nieces nephews. Call- C. Getty, mother of Richard C. Getty, grandmother of beloved husband of LaVerne (Linhart); father ot Dolores ui 3i. josepn cnurcn iu am.

Visitation Tues. 12-9 p.m. Chard, Rohprt. Inmpt nnri nours nave oeen Friends are invited to HOME, 7441 Washington Swissvale. Mass of MADDOX Ethel Posey on Jan.

26; beloved wife of John Louis Maddox; mother of Truman Brown; sister of Beatrice (Bumpsie) Posey Lee; daughter of the late Cumberland and Ethel Posey. Friends received Wpd 7- (Piorkowski) On Mon. Jon 27, 1992, Josephine. Beloved wife of the lote Bernard Perkoski; dear Christian Burial In Good DANYLO of Christian Burial St. Albert Shepherd Church on Wednesday at 10 a.m.

Staci Getty. Friends may call ot AUGHLIN'S, 222 Washington Mt. Lebanon on Tues. 2 4 ond 7-9pm. Services In the Funeral Home on Wed.

at 10am. Familv reauests memnrini attend her Mass of Christian Burial on Wed. at 9 a.m. In St. James R.C.

Church. Interment Carrolltown, PA. Remembrances may be made to Little Sisters of the Poor, Quigley and Karen Randall; fat her-In -low of Paul Quigley; brother of David Mitchell; also survived by six grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd.

mother of mothv. ster of The Great Church nam. CAROLA Suddenly on Jan. 25, KUREMSKY 9PM at the TUNIE FUNER On Sunday Jan. 26, 1 992, William; beloved husband of Viralnia; father of William Robert J.

Jonlce Bochter; brother of Joseph Steve; also 9 grandchildren. Friends receivea 2-4 7-9 Tues. Wed. at the THOMAS P. On Mon.

Jan. 27th, 1992, 1028 uenton Kgn, 1919 A rrn nnpmpnti hv Mare (Pat) Fitz car to the American Heart Association, 414 Penn Hills Mall, AL HOME, 1205 West 5t Homestead. Funeral service Thurs. HAM Clark Memnrinl Clara Dobrzanskl. Grandmother of Kristin, and Tlmmy.

Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends received Tues Wed. from 12 9pm at JOHN J. GMITER FUNERAL ola, beloved wife of Joseph MAURICE L. KNEE, LTO.

at noa fenn ntus rmsDurgn, rA iofJ5. Church. Interment Homestead Cemetery. Aiexanaer of Duquesne; husband of Helen Chokey Kuremsky; father of Dr. Dale Lawrence Kevin J.

Kuremsky; brother of Anna Poszer and Joseph Kuremsky; also five arand- KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME. where service will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. Visitation Tuesday 2-4 7-9 p.m. FETSKO A. coroia; mother ot Josepn (Larry), Robert, Linda, Susan Carola, Patricia Gug-lluza; survived bv six GRIFFITHS HOME, 119 S.

15th Michael E. of Whittaker, MALONEY Jan. is, 1VV2: husband ANDREOZZI 3552 California Ave. at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass at St.

George Ukrainian Coholfc Church Thurs. liam. Paras-tas Wed. Bum, Mr. Danvlo funeral Thurs 10am, Mass of Christian Burial in St.

Adalbert Church at 11am grandchildren and one great-grandson; sister of Dorothy ftowalski, Elnlne Pillage, On Sun. Jan. 26, 1992, Ella 007 On Sun. Jan 26. 1992, Ora ol Helen (Kepich); father of Michael F.

Fetsko Jr. and Helen Marie Sutevlc; brother 001 Death Notices McManus Ma one be oved On Sun. Jan. 76, 1992, Arthur formerly of Swissvale; husband of the late Mary J. Protheroe; father of Arthur W.

and Edward G. Griffiths; brother of Thelma Schweikhord; also survived bv 4 aranchrhilrtren find 7 chlldren. Friends recetved at the TEICHART-GRACAN FUNERAL HOME, Kennedy Ave. at Wllmot Mary Lou Pterce ana Harotd Fltz. Friends are belna re was partner of Danylo POTTMEYER ALLfcG.

CO. MfcM. PARK 2 graves, make o(r. 461-3079 nroiners Koonng co. uuauesne, on i ues.

Z-V, Wed. 2-4 7 9. Prnver Spr- i wife of the late Edward J. Maloney; mother of Elizabeth O'Neil, Edward J. Maloney Eileen Joyce, Barbara Fitzgerald and Richard Mnlonev; also 19 arand- zio Sr.

of Penn Hills, beloved husband for 66 yrs. of Concerto father of Angel A. Ferroro, frie Andreozl. both ot Penn Hills, Armando S. of Sacremento and Donald Andreas I of Wex- JEFFERSON MPMrtDlAl of Pauline Wawrryk, Pay-mond A Joseoh Fetsko; five qrandchildrrn.

Friends ro-ceivd SAVOL5KIS-W5IK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Mun- ceived In McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn 7-9 p.m., Tues. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral 8:30 a.m. ABT Of Dormont, on Jon. 25, 1992, Charlotte Ant; wife of the late Karl Paul Abt; 4 lots, $1500.

221-9185. DERENCE On Monday, January 27, 1992, in her 100th year, On Sun. Jan. 26, 1992, Glenn; beloved husband of Kitty B- father of Woyne Jack, Jan L. and Keith A.

Pottmeyer; brother of Mary vice Thurs. Funeral! Liturgy St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, great gran hilrtren. Friends recetved Mon 7 9, 2-4 7-9 at try BOCK FUNER- MT. ROYAL plots (Northland) $500ea.

884-5473, chlldren and 14 great- '1.