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POLITICAL WATCH Five freshmen campaign to become congressional sophomores powerful Ways and Means Committee as a source of clout for his constituents in the years to come. Paul Scherrer of Pittsburgh is running in the 14th District under the banner of the Socialist Equality Party. Elsewhere in Western Pennsylvania, Rep. Ron Mink, D-Murrysville, faces Paul Adametz, a printer from Cranberry, the Republican nominee in a district that wanders from Beaver through parts of Allegheny and Westmoreland counties. Adametz, a conservative, says he wants to go to Washington to dismantle as much of the federal government as possible.

Since beating veteran Rep. Joe Kolter in the 1992 Democratic primary, Mink a moderate to conservative on social issues and a more traditional Democrat on economic issues has twice won easily in general elections. The two remaining freshmen in the state's delegation represent districts in Philadelphia and its immediate suburbs. One, Rep. Chaka Fattah of Philadelphia, is a Democrat apparently secure in his reelection.

The other is a Republican, Rep. Jon Fox of Montgomery County, who is involved in perhaps the hardest-fought race in the state. In 1992, Fox lost a race in Philadelphia's affluent suburbs to former Rep. Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky. But in August 1993, amid Republicans' taunting chants of "Goodbye, Marjorie," the Democrat cast the deciding vote on the House floor in favor of a Clinton administration budget bill that included a major tax increase.

Fox exploited that vote to defeat her in 1994. Now he faces a strong challenge of his own from Joseph Hoeffel, a Montgomery County commissioner and former state legislator. cratic primary challenger this year. Doyle has support from unions, and voted the labor position in opposing the North American Free Trade Agreement. He is conservative on social issues, and was one of the Democrats who pushed a "statement of conscience" in the Democratic party platform that acknowledged opposition to abortion within the party.

Independent Richard Caligiuri, a distant relation to the late Pittsburgh mayor, is running here as an Independent, while Ralph Emmerich of Penn Hills is the candidate of the Natural Law Party. Source of clout In the 14th Congressional District, which covers the city of Pittsburgh and some of its northern suburbs, Republican Bill Ravotti has seized on the abortion issue as one of his lines of attack against eight-term Democrat Bill Coyne. Ravotti, a McKees Rocks businessman, has assailed Coyne for voting to uphold President Clinton's veto of a ban on partial-birth abortions. Coyne has defended the vote, citing his belief that decisions on those late term abortions, as with other abortions, should be between a woman and her physician. In an energetic challenge, Ravotti also has denounced government bureaucracy and called for sharp cuts in taxes.

But the Republican faces long odds against Coyne in the heavily Democratic district. The veteran demonstrated his popularity in the Democratic primary as he brushed aside a well-financed challenge from Pittsburgh city Councilman Dan Cohen. In that campaign as in this one, the liberal Coyne has pointed to his record of attracting federal dollars and projects to the district. Coyne also points to his seniority on the' By James OToole Politics Editor. Post-Gazette The Five Freshmen.

They're not a '50s singing group. But their fates will go a long way in determining who's tune Congress will dance to next year. They are the members of the state's congressional delegation, waging their first re-election fights, hoping that the voters will promote them to the sophomore class. In addition, Pennsylvania's 21 congressional races include two seats in which longtime Republican incumbents are retiring. So the potential is clear for the same type of churning that has marked the delegation through the last two elections.

And if the Democrats are to be successful in their quest to retake Congress, they would hope to make some gains in a state in which the congressional contingent is split 11-10 in favor of the GOP. Still, at this point, every incumbent in the state appears to be favored, including the three first-termers from Western Pennsylvania: Reps. Phil English, R-Erie; Frank Mascara, D-Washington; and Mike Doyle, D-Swissvale. The two veteran Republicans who have decided to step down are Rep. Robert Walker of Lancaster, a longtime ally of Speaker Newt Gingrich, and Rep.

Bill Cling-er, who is capping his career by harrying President Clinton as the head of the House investigation into travelgate, filegate and assorted other allegations. Both of their districts have reliably Republican histories a victory by the Democrat in either would be considered a distinct upset. Mascara in rematch English, a former city controller in Erie, ing pattern in presidential elections, Mascara's 53 percent showing in 1994 might seem a relatively modest showing. But in winning, Mascara was one of a handful of Democratic freshmen who were able to resist the national tide that gave the GOP control of Congress for the first time in 40 years. Statement of conscience Doyle, another member of that small band of Democrats, appears to be in a strong position in his race against Republican Dave Fawcett, a lawyer and Oakmont councilman in the adjoining 18th District.

While the district includes some Republican areas in the South Hills, it is overwhelmingly Democratic and dominated by communities that stretch down the Mon Valley. Reflecting that reality, Fawcett's campaign literature never mentions his party, but concentrates on plans to lure businesses to the district. He does, however, embrace the 15 percent. tax cut proposed by Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole. At a recent candidates' forum Downtown, he also spoke of the need to lower utility rates through increased competition.

Doyle's Democratic primary opponents, in 1994 and again- this year, have tried to attack him on the basis that he once was a Republican, serving as an aide to former state Sen. Frank Pecora, who switched his party registration to run unsuccessfully for this seat when it was held by Sen. Rick Santorum. The fact doesn't appear to have bothered the district's Democratic majority, who gave Doyle a comfortable 10-point victory margin in the 1994 general election. Doyle emerged from a multicandidate field in the 1994 primary, and easily turned aside a Demo has been on the target list for national Democrats and labor unions almost since he was elected by a narrow plurality in a 1994 upset.

Early this year, his prospects seemed precarious. But despite attempts by Democrat Ronald DiNicola to depict English as a Newt Gingrich clone, the Republican has kept his challenger on the defensive. DiNicola, who practiced law in California for several years, has been forced to fend off English charges that he is a stranger to the district. English has gladly accepted Gingrich's fund-raising help, but at the same time has emphasized his independence in a district that gave President Clinton a 10-point margin in 1992. Mascara, the former Washington County commissioner, is in a rematch with Mike McCormick, a financial consultant who mounted a surprisingly strong 1994 campaign, winning 47 percent of the vote in the heavily Democratic district that stretches from Allegheny County to the state's southwestern corner.

McCormick spent more than $400,000 in that race, and is similarly well-funded this time around. Next week, Gingrich is scheduled to travel to the 20th District to raise funds and campaign for him. In 1994 and again this year, McCormick is running on a conservative platform that calls for tax cuts and the privatization or elimination of some federal agencies. Mascara's campaign received a boost last week as he introduced and appeared with President Clinton at Robert Morris College. His campaign has emphasized his attention to constituent concerns while sounding the traditional Democratic warnings against GOP social policies.

Given the district's registration and vot CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Cont. from page B-5 EARL A. HUMPHREYS M.D. Of Pine on Sept. 25, 1996; beloved husband of Jo Ann Wodzinski Holmes Humphreys; father of James G.

and Craig A. Humphreys and Mrs. Stephen (Megan) Sloan; stepfather of Shawn and Christopher Holmes; grandfather of Chelsea Sloan; brother of Nancy Benge. Friends received Sat. Sun.

2-4 7-9 p.m. H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville, where service will be held on Mon. at 1 :30 p.m.

Memorials may be made to: Allegheny General Hospital or Ohio Valley Hospital. MARY ELIZABETH MEYER JENNY On Saturday, September 28, 1996, formerly of Bellevue; wife of the late Herbert D. Jenny; mother of Lois M. Vita and Dorothy J. Barnett; stepsister of Jane Meyer; also two grandchildren two great-grandchildren.

Friends received Monday 2-4 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday 1 p.m. until the time of service at 2 p.m. at the T. B.

DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME, 806 Perry North Hills. Memorial contributions may be made to Mt. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 3936 Perrysville Pgh, PA 15214. grandchild; also survived by brothers and sisters. Friends received at the BAGNATO FUNERAL HOME, Chartiers Carnegie, Saturday, 7- 9 PM, Sunday 2-4 7-9 PM, where services will be held on Monday at 1 0 AM.

Memorial gifts may be sent to Luther Home Of Mercy, P.O. Box 186, Willison, Oh 43468 THOMAS J. FARNEN Suddenly, on Fri. Sept. 27, 1996, of Sheraden, beloved husband of Margaret E.

Menzler Farnen; brother of Owen Mary E. Donatelli, LaVerne R. Kenneweg, Paul W. Farnen, Margaret E. Mawhinney and the late Frances Sember and Lillian Wheller.

Friends received at WM. F. CONROY FUNERAL HOME, 2944 Chartiers Sheraden, MONDAY 2-4 7-9 PM. Funeral Mass in Holy Innocents Church Tues. 10 AM.

Mr. Farnen was a former employee of H. J. Heinz a WWII Navy veteran and a member of Chartiers Council 875 K. of C.

GRACE NAVE FLANNERY On Fri. Sept. 27, 1996 beloved wife of Robert dear mother of Robert, Kevin, Patrick and Shawn; also 10 grandchildren; sister of Kay Pisowicz and George Nave. Friends received Sat. 6-9 p.m., Sun.

2-4 7-9 p.m. at THOMAS J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 2323 E. Carson S. S.

Funeral Mon. 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Peters Chapel Prince of Peace Parish at 10 a.m. JOHN E.

SR. FLEISHNER Age 90, on Saturday, September 28, 1996, of Etna; husband of the late Helene Simon; father of Jack E. Richard Karen Guidish and the late Mary Virginia; brother of Alberta Costello, June Young and the late Sara Wagner; also survived by 10 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Friends will be received Sunday 12-4 7-9 p.m., Monday 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt.

Royal Glen-shaw, where services will be held on Tuesday at 11 a.m. WILLIAM c. FUNKHOUSER On Sept. 28, 1996, in Somerville, NJ, of Kennedy beloved husband of the late Kathryn; loving father of William, David, Edward Funkhouser and Kathryn Weitz; 1 1 grandchil-dren. Friends received MON.

ONLY 7-9 PM at McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 334 Forest Grove Kennedy Twp. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM Tues. in St. Malachy Church. He was employed by Armstrong Cork for 45 years, retiring in 1980 and was formerly a member of Kennedy Twp.

Auxiliary Police Dept. and was a 1935 graduate of Miles-Bryan High School. He is a direct decendent of Johannes Funkhouser, who immigrated to America from Switzerland in 1728. at the GRIFFITH MORTUARY, 5636 Brownsville Broughton-Curry-South Park Twp. where services will be Mon.

at 11 a.m. If desired please make memorial donations to Jefferson U.P. Church, 716 Gill Hall Rd.Clairton, Pa 15025 or the South Hills Family Hospice, 1910 Cochran Rd, Suite 500, Pgh, Pa 15220. SAMUEL LEE DICKSON Suddenly in Bosnia, on September 25, 1996, of El-mira, NY, husband of Marsha Ritter Dickson; father of Bruce Stephen Dickson of New Sewickley Township, Thomas Mitchell Dickson of Sewickley and Cynthia Lee Watson, also Sewickley; brother of Thomas Mitchell Dickson of Franklin Park and Ronald Dickson of Pittsburgh. Also survived by his mother, Edith Trapp Dickson of Bellevue; a sister, Barbara Bowe of Emsworth, and three grandchildren.

Family to receive friends on Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 PM in the RICHARD D. COLE FUNERAL HOME, 328 Beaver Sewickley, where a Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday at 1 1 AM. Interment Sewickley Cemetery. JOSEPHINE "NINI" (DE ORIO) DINARDO On Sept. 27, 1996, 77, of Oakland; loving wife of Charles; loving mother of Vicky DePasquale, Dennis and the late Donald; devoted grandmother of Danielle, Jason, Peter, Lauren.

Friends welcomed JOHN N. ELACHKO FUNERAL HOME, 3447 Dawson St. at Semple, Sun. Mon. 2-4 7-9 PM.

Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday 11 AM St. Paul's Cathedral. MARGARET C. DO RAN Of Gibsonia, on Friday, September 27, 1996; beloved sister of Edward T. Doran also survived by nieces and nephews.

Friends received at the HOWARD A. FARNS-WORTH FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. Funeral Tuesday 9 a.m. Liturgy St.

John Vian-ney Parish, St. Canice Church, at 10 a.m. Visitation with family 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday and Monday. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

EMMA B. DORITTY Age 93, of Wilkinsburg, died Fri. Sept. 27, 1996 mother of William of Irwin, George of AL, Mary Doren-camp of Penn Hills and Wil-ma Velasquez of Sharps-burg; sister of Andrew and Charles Milliren both of Grove City; grandmother of 12; great grandmother of 19. Friends may call 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Sat. Sun. at the PATRICK T. LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden Ave. at Cable, E.

824-8800, where services will be Monday at 12 noon. ANNA KANAI DUDA On September 25, 1996; wife of the late John S. Duda; mother of Sandra Sledd, John R. Duda, Barbara Nattrass, and Linda Duda; six grandchildren, one great- MARTIN J. CARROLL Of Sun City Center, FL, fomerly of Ben Avon Heights, on Thursday, September 26, 1996.

Mr. Carroll was a patent attorney for U.S. Steel, an avid golfer and long time member of Shan-nopin Country Club. He was a former member of Sacred Heart Church in Emsworth and a member of the Belle-vue Council Knights of Columbus for over 60 years. Husband of the late Mary Frances Jellison; father of Martin and Roberta Carroll Jr.

of MD, Mary Lou and John Miller of Ross, Patricia and Joseph Marrone of MD, Kathleen and Augustine Kiefer Jr. of Ross and Frances and John Amer of OH; grandfather of the late Mark Carroll; brother of James Carroll of Springdale and Armelia Krish of Pgh; also survived by 18 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Friends received on Saturday 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the H.

P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Teresa Church, Monday at 10 a.m. Donations may be made to St.

Teresa Social Services or the St. Teresa School Fund. RUTH M. COHEN On Thursday, Sept. 26, 1996; beloved wife of the late Mace (Morris Cohen; mother of the late Karen Camens; sister of Adele Albert Raizman; grandmother of Leslie Camens; great grandmother of Rachael.

Services in the Josiah Carrie Cohen Chapel of Ro-def Shalom Temple, 4905 Fifth on Sunday at 3 PM. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Friends received Sunday 2 to 3 PM in the Library of Rodef Shalom Arrangements by BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 521-2600 ANNA SABOLIC COLBAUGH Of North Versailles, on Sept. 28, 1996; wife of the late Emil Colbaugh; mother of James E.

David and Mary Ann Colbaugh; grandmother of Drew and Anna Colbaugh; sister of Catherine Shuty, Helen Kre-cek, Joseph Sabolic, Michael Sabolic and Margaret Uslick; also nieces and nephews. Visitation 7-9 p.m. Sun. and 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mon.

at the E. A. FORGIE FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Broadway, E. McKeesport, where a blessing service will be held Tues. 10 a.m.

N. JEAN CURRY On Thurs. Sept. 26, 1996 N. Jean, of Brentwood, formerly of Finleyville Pa daughter of the late James M.

and Mary G. Curry; sister of Betty Murray of Bethel Park, James L. Curry Sr. of Bentieyville, Mary Ann Curry of Brentwood, Myra Lou Lov-ell of Finleyville, Walter E. Curry of Finleyville and the late Martha Christofel and Robert S.

Curry; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received Sat. 7-9 p.m. 4 CHARLES A. FRANCIK On Sept.

26, 1996, Charles A. Francik of Franklin Park Boro, beloved husband of Carol Francik; father of Ellen Francik of CA, Jennifer Steele of NC, Vivian McPherson of NC, John Kirk of NY and Leslie Kirk of CA; brother of Comanche Weaver of West Chester, PA and Philip G. Francik of IL; grandfather of Charles Joseph McPherson. Friends received Sat. Sun.

2-4 7-9 p.m. at SIMONS FUNERAL HOME INC. 7720 Perry Hwy, where Service will be held on Mon. at 11 a.m. Family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, 241 Fourth PA 15222-1744.

ETHEL I. MARTIN GARWIG Wife of the late Harold L. Garwig, died Saturday, September 28, 1996, at age 90. Born August 24, 1906, in New Castle, PA. She was the daughter of the late Dora Pettit and James W.

Martin. She is survived by a daughter Emmy Lou Anderson of Pgh. and Kiawah Island, SC; a grandaughter Stacy Anderson of Charlotte, NC; a sister Jane Romack of Mc-Henry, IL; also nieces and nephews. She received a Normal Certificate from Slippery Rock Normal School in May 1929. She taught elementary school in PA and Indiana.

She was a member of Hiland Presbyterian Church and of Highland Country Club. Friends received at 10 a.m. Tuesday, October 1 at Hiland Presbyterian Church, 845 Perry Perrysville, where service will be held at 11 a.m. with private interment in the Rich Hill Cemetery of Volant. Memorial contributions may be made to Hiland Presbyterian Church.

Arrangements by the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville. FRANK (JESS) GIACOBINE On Sept. 28, 1996, Frank (Jess) of Pittock, father of Joyce August; brother of Caroline Woshner and the late James, Michael and Anthony Giacobine; also survived by nieces and nephews.

Friends received at ANTHONY M. MUS-MANNO FUNERAL HOME, 700 7th McKees Rocks, on Mon. 6-9 PM. Blessing Service at the funeral home on Mon. at 8:30 PM.

DALE G. GLEASON Age 74, of Mt. Lebanon, on Sept. 27, 1996, father of Maureen Trenga of Scott Twp. Shannon Briskey of Reserve brother of Naomi Mock of Dormont; grandfather of Andrew, Ashley and Daniel Briskey.

Mr. Gleason was the former Chief Photographer for the Pittsburgh Press. Funeral Arrangements by BEIN-HAUERS. Friends welcome at 2630 West Liberty Avenue. 531-4000 Sat.

Sun. 2-4 7-9 PM. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Bernard Church Mon. 9 AM.

Memorials may be made to Family Hospice, 1910 Cochran Manor Oak II, Suite 500, PA 15220. i MILTON GOLDBERG On Friday, Sept. 27,1996, age 86; husband of Lucille Gerendash; father of Myrna Pigo and Hedy Dachel of Maryland; also two grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Mr. Goldberg was a retired engineer for Allegheny Co.

Pollution Control and prior to that he was a self-employed civil engineer with David Goldberg Sons in Uniontown. Friends will be received Monday 1-2 p.m. at the JENNIFER S. JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 1638 Lincoln Way, White Oak, (672-6322), where service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Interment in Tree of Life Sfard Versailles Boro.

MELVIN GOLDMAN On Thur. Sept. 26, 1996 beloved husband of Mildred Goldman; beloved father of Lee Diane and John Kikel; beloved grandfather of Jason Adam Kikel; services at RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Shadyside on Monday 12pm. Visitation 112 hours prior Interment Adath Jeshurun Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association.

300 Penn Center Blvd. Suite 7, Pittsburgh, PA 15235. GERTRUDE KENNEDY GREAVES Age 93, on Fri. Sept. 27, 1996 formerly of Brentwood Boro; beloved wife of the late Clarence G.

Greaves; beloved mother of Shirley McGuire; grandmother of Janice McGuire Boburka and Jerry McGuire; great grandmother of Phillip, Amanda Shaina. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 4201 Brownsville, Rd. Brentwood, Sat.

7-9 Sun. 2-4 7-9 where Funeral Services will be Mon. at 10:30. If desired family suggests contributions to Brentwood Presbyterian. ANTOINETTE (LUCAS) HAVRANEK On Friday, September 27, 1996, of Swissvale, wife of the late Frank; mother of Marion Cassidy of FL and David of Plum Boro; survived by six grandchildren and one great-grandson.

Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday and Monday at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swiss-vale. Mass of Christian Burial to be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Word of God Parish, St.

Mary B.V.M. Church, Rankin. MARIE E. HOLLERAN On September 26, 1996, Marie E. Holleran; beloved daughter of the late John and Mary Joyce Holleran; sister of Margaret Bonavita and the late John J.

Holleran, Edward J. Holleran, Dorothy Bender and Dolores Scott; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS, 4900 Centre Ave. at Devonshire Saturday, 7-9pm and Sunday, 2-4 7-9pm.

Funeral Monday Mass of Christian Burial, St. Paul Cathedral, 10am. RICHARD E. CALIGIURI On Fri. Sept.

27, 1996 Richard E. Caligiuri; beloved husband of Edith Caligiuri; father of Richard and Charles Caligiuri; grandfather of Courtney Caligiuri; brother of Margaret Hoch-deoerfer and Mathilda Vac-caro; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral from McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyside, Mon. at 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St.

Pauls Cathedral at 11 a.m. Visitation Sat. Sun. 2-4 7-9. DONALD YOUNG CAMERON M.D.

Of Friendship Village on Sat. Sept 28, 1996; beloved husband of June Greene Cameron; father of Donald Young Cameron, Jr. (Jacqueline), John William Cameron (Michelle), David Arnold Cameron (Michelle) and Nancy June Cameron Rolich (Paul); also survived by ten grandchildren. Family plans no viewing. Memorial Service will be held at the Mt.

Lebanon United Methodist Church, 3319 West Liberty PA 15216, Octobers, 1996 at 11 AM. In lieu of flowers family suggest contributions to a chairty of one's choice or to the church. Arrangements by LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, Ltd. RALPH CHERNER At Hallandale, FL, on Thursday, Sept. 26, 1996; beloved husband of the late Esther Cherner; father of Marshall Lynn Cherner of Natalie Schwartz of Chatsworth, CA, the late Bruce Cherner; brother of the late Gertrude Stein, the late Ai Turner, the late Harry Cherner; grandfather of Alexis Laura Esther Cherner, Rina Norton, Russell Alan Schwartz; great grandfather of Samuel Norton.

Services at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Sq. Hill, (opp. Morrowfield on Monday at 1 PM. Interment Beth Abraham Cemetery.

Visitations 1 hr. prior to services. Family suggests contributions to American Cancer Society. SAMUEL c. CUTENESE On Sept.

28, 1996, husband of Eva Yochem Covert and the late Helen Theresa; father of David E. Cutenese; step-father of Ronald E. Straight, Nancy L. Covert, Roberta J. Anderson, Sue Mackovich and Peggy Grajcar; brother of Mary Giamportone, Grace Romeo, Sue Laaks and Anthony Cutenese; also survived by 16 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and one great-great-granddaughter.

Friends received on Sun. from 7-9 PM and Mon. 2-4 7-9 PM at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville, where service will be held on Tues.

at 11 AM. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Allegheny Hospice. REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOSEPH H. KNORR On Sept. 28, 1996; age 66 of son of the late Jacob and Charlotte Knorr; brother of Sr.

Mary Rose Knorr S.C., Clyde G. Knorr, Sr. Catherine Louise Knorr S.C., Theresa P. Albert, R. Virginia Fauth and the late George H.

Knorr, James J. Knorr and Dorothy L. Hogan; also 26 nieces and nephews. Visitation 2-9 PM Sunday at the HEARD FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perrysville N.S. Translation Ceremony Monday 2 PM at the St.

Mary of the Mount Church, Mt. Washington. Viewing to follow. Parish Mass Monday 7 PM. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday 11 AM at St.

Mary of the Mount Church. JOSEPHINE C. (MUELLER) KULICK Of Mt. Oliver, on Thursday, Sept. 26, 1996; wife of the late Nicholas Kulick; beloved mother of David J.

Kulick and Linda A. Maier; sister of Helen Reich, Gertrude Nagel and the late Carl, Bernard, Marie Kirk-wood, Margaret Lehner, John and Gerald Mueller; also survived by two grandchildren Kristen and Katelyn Kulick. Friends received HOWARD A. FARNS-WORTH FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver.

Funeral Monday 9 AM; Liturgy St. John Vianney Parish, St. Joseph Church, 10 AM. Vistitation with family 2-4 and 7-9 PM Sat Sun. Interment St.

Joseph Cemetery, Carrick. Cont. on page B-7.