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10-POST-GAZETTEi Mon, June 21, 1983 ObituariesWeather Katherine S. Kier Raymond Kelly y61 Meteorological record Highest tamp. Jun 24 line 1074 wit 66 In 1862. Lpwest tamp. June 24 line 1874 wm 44 in 1982.

Airport ttmpcrsturM Twisters strike again in NW Pa. i 1 a.m.... 65 1 p.m... 79 2 a.m. ...65 2 p.m...

82 3 a.m. 6S 3 p.m... 80 4 a.m. ...65 4 p.m... 80 5 a.m...

63 5 p.m. ..80 6 a.m. ...59 6 p.m... 79 7 a.m. 62 7 p.m...

8 a.m.... 64 8 p.m. 9 a.m. ...67 9 p.m.,. 10 a.m.

,.,70 10 p.m... 11a.m.'... 75 11p.m... Noon 76 Midnight Raymond Kelly, 61, a longtime realtor, died of cancer yesterday in Washington Hospital, Washington County. Mr.

Kelly, of RD 4 Washington, was president of Bassettown Realty Co. in McMurray since 1977, A former resident of Pleasant Hills, toe had been an associate broker with McMurray Realty from 1973 to 1977. Kelly was a graduate of Duff's Business Institute and a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of the Pittsburgh Board of Realtors, and secretary-treasurer of the Greater Washington Board of Realtors.

Surviving are his wife, Amy Lee; a son, Allan B. of Haddonfield, N.J.; two daughters, Laura Kelly Gable, of Phoenix, and Leesa Ray Kelly of Mt. Lebanon; his mother, Mary Kelly of Dormont; a sister and a brother. Memorial services will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Beinhauer's, 2828 Washington Road, Peters.

Burial will be private. i aj Pollution Index Downtown Good. Brackenridge Good. Avalon Good. Hazelwood Good.

Liberty Bor. Moderate. N. Braddock Good. Oakland Good.

3. Fayette Good. River report Rivers in the Pittsburgh district were generally rising and will continue to rise slowly today. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 3.9 Franklin, Pa.

5.1 R. Parker, Pa. 3.9 R. Monongahela River: Greensboro. Lock 7, Pa.

9 8 Cheat River: Parsona, W.Va. 3.1 S. West Fork River: Clarksburg, W.Va. 1.3 F. Youghiogheny River: Suters ville, Pa.

4.4 R. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa. 4.4 R. Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16.4 Dashields Dam 14.0 S.

Montgomery Oam, Pa. 12.8 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.Va. 13.0 Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling, W.Va. Falling: Missing: Pool; Rising; Stationary; Unknown. Pittsburgh skies Sunset 8:54 p.m.

Sunrise Tues 5:51 a.m. Associated Press satellite photo shows low level clouds causing light showers over the eastern half of the United States. Temp, and pracip. this date: '84 13 '82 '81 '80 79 High 83 80 73 79 85 84 Low 65 58 62 60 55 62 Mean 69 69 63 70 70 73 Prec. 0 0 .04 .21 0 0 Airport at 5 p.m.

yetterday. Press. Wind Weather 30.08 80 45SW 17 Sunny Vesterday'S high 82 yesterday's low 59 Yesterday's mean 71 Yesterday's precip 0 Normal temp. day 70 Excess tamp. day 1 Detic.

temp.month 63 Excess temp.year 75 Total prec.month 2.16' Normal prec.month 2.53 Total prec. year 16.85 Normal prec. year 18.19 Travelers' roundup Th Forecast for 8 p.m. EDT. June 24 i.

By The Associated Press Three weeks after tornadoes ravaged northwestern Pennsylvania, twisters returned to the area, damaging buildings, uprooting trees and knocking down power Only one injury was reported as a result of Saturday night storms. Shawn Sweetapple, 18, of Polk, was admitted to Franklin Regional Medical Center after lightning struck his house, shocking him as he stood in front of a refrigerator. He was listed in good condition yesterday. On May 31, a series of tornadoes swept through eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and Ontario, Canada, killing 88 people. A twister Saturday night damaged two homes in Spring Township, Crawford County.

Two other homes, a barn and a trailer in the county were damaged before the high winds subsided. "It was a little grayish-white nel that dropped out of that black bank of clouds. You could see the clouds thrashing around. It came straight toward the house," said Faith Scott, who was visiting her -brothers, Darrel and Walter Brickner, at their farm in Spring Township. Scott, a reporter for the Erie Times-News, said she took pictures of the twister until it was 200 feet from her brothers' home around 7 p.m.

"Then it started ripping and tear. ing, and we headed to the basement," she said. The tornado swept through the living room, smashed the silo off the barn, ripped out several trees and pulled out a light pole. Nation gk, 24 hr: eend. Amarillo 91 67 Clear 62 43 Clear Atlanta 90 69 Clear Atlantic City.

64 64 Cldy Baltimore 88 62 Cldy Boston 82 64 Cldy Buffalo 74 56 Clear Chrlstn, S.C. 91 68 Clear 85 62 Cldy Cincinnati 67 67 Cldy Cleveland 79 60 Cldy Dallas 94 73 Cldy Denver 95 62 Clear Des 90 67 Cldy 82 57 Clear Honolulu 87 73 Clear Houston 89 73 Cldy Indianapolis 88 69 Cldy Jacksonville. 91 69 Clear Las Vegas ....100 75 Cldy Los Angeles. 76 64 Cldy Miami Beach 88 76 Cldy 72 56 Cldy Minneapolis. 65 62 Cldy New Orleans 90 73 Cldy New York 85 67 Clear Norfolk 91 68 Clear Orlando 91 67 Clear Philadelphia.

64 65 Cldy 76 Clear Portland, Or. 67 56 Cldy St. Louis 90 72 Cldy St. 91 74 Clear San 71 66 Cldy SanFrncisco 69 55 Clear Seattle 67 50 Cldy 91 65 Cldy 24-hour report National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Weather Radio broadcasts latest weather information or warnings 24 hours a day on VHP band at 162.55 MHz. District Todey's Sky toreoMt: cone.

Altoona 80 65 Sunny Bradford 78 60 Sunny DuBois 77 60 Sunny Erie 78 68 Sunny 85 63 Sunny Youngstown 80 62 Sunny Morgantown MM Foreign Berlin 68 57 Rain Buenos Aires 66 46 Cldy Geneva 63 54 Cldy London 63 52 Cldy Madrid 82 59 Clear Mexico 77,48 Cldy Montreal 77 52 Cldy Moscow MM Paris 66 59 Cldy Rome 82 54 Clear San Juan 89 77 Clear Sydney 59 43 Clear Tokyo 82 72 Cldy Toronto 70 59 Rain 70 52 Cldy Katherine S. Kier, 77, who was active in the Republican Party, died Saturday in Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, D.C., following a heart attack. She lived at 112 Iola Glenshaw. Mrs. Kier served as a delegate to three GOP national conventions.

She was a Shaler Republican commit' teewoman; president of the Shaler Council of Republican Women; past resident of the Allegheny County ederation of Republican Women; past president of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women; a member of the National Federation of Republican Women and a past member of the Republican State Committee. Mrs. Kier was a member of Glenshaw Presbyterian Church, a director of Glenshaw Players, member of Travelers Aid Society, past president of Shaler Garden Club and a former Girl Scout leader. She is survived by two daughters, Judith K. Lowry of Akron, Ohio, and Kathleen K.

Potts of West Chester, Chester County; two sons, Porter S. Kier of Potomac, and Robert S. Kier of Austin, Texas; 11 grandchil- dren; a brother and two sisters. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow at Bock Funeral Home, 1500 Mount Royal Glenshaw. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Glenshaw Pres- byterian Church, 300 Glenn Glenshaw, with burial in Homewood Cemetery. Charles A. Buechel Charles A.

Buechel, 73, a state Department of Transportation engineer for 32 years, died of lym- fhoma Friday in Cleveland Clinic bundation Hospital. He lived at 1021 Lancaster Regent Square. Mr. Buechel was a member of the first four-year class of Central Catholic High School and graduated from Duquesne University in 1936. He was a member of St.

Bede Church, Point Breeze. 'Mr. Buechel served in the U.S. Army Air Corps intelligence division during World War II in the Pacific Theater and earned eight Bronze Stars. He is survived by his wife, Kathleen Williams Buechel; two sons, Charles A.

Buechel Jr. of Upper St. Clair and Dr. David W. of Tucson, two daughters, Kathleen W.

of Edgewood and Susan C. of Berkeley, four grandhildren; and a sister. 'r Friends may call at John A. Frey-vogel Sons 4900 Centre from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today.

A Mass will be offered at St. Bede Church, 509 S. Dallas Point Breeze, at 11 a.m. tomorrow. tVTv'ilIILJ i 11 80 i iiui Hi i 1 on tikii i ap." Hmh 90100 Temperatures FRONTS: Warm Occluded Stationary i Showers Ram Flurries Snow N.ltHinal WtMlhM fm NO A IIS rti! Cmri Monday's forecastshowers Partly sunny, breezy and- humid today with a' 50 percent chance of morning and afternoon showers, with a high near 75.

Tonight, clear and and cooler with patchy fog, with a low in the low 50s. Clear and mostly sunny tomorrow, with a high of 75. Mostly sunny and warm Wednesday. High in the upper 70s to mid-80s; low in the lower 50s to near 60. Thursday, partly sunny, warm and humid, with low of 55 to 65 and high in the 80s.

Friday, warm and humid with a chance of thunderstorms, with low of 55 to 65 and high of 75 to 85. Foreign doctors study transplant techniques Milos Medich, 53 Milos Medich, 53, who retired 10 years ago following a heart attack, died Saturday of cardiac arrest in Monsour Medical Center in Jeannette. Mr. Medich, of Westmoreland City, was a member of Operating Engineers Local 66 of Pittsburgh and Holy Ascension of Our Lord Serbian Orthodox Church, Young-wood; Serbian National Federation Lodge No. 64 of Biddle and VFW Post 331 of Trafford.

He served in the Army during the Korean War. He is survived by his wife, Martha Suzich Medich, who is a district justice in Irwin; his mother, Amelia Medich of Biddle; three daughters, Melissa, at home, Mira Habel of San Diego, and Patricia Frye of North Huntingdon; three grandchildren; and a sister. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Vincent V. Rodgers Funeral Home, 805 Pennsylvania Irwin, where services will be held at 11 a.m.

tomorrow followed by services at Holy Ascension Church at noon. A Serbian Pomen service will be held at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Burial will be in Irwin Union Cemetery. Francis Campbell Francis W.

Campbell, 68, a former district manager for Prudential Life Insurance died of a stroke Friday in Mercy Hospital. Mr. Campbell, of 905 Lovingston Drive, Mt. Lebanon, had worked for Prudential for 30 years before retiring in He is survived by his wife, Clem-mie; two sons, John G. of Mt.

Lebanon and Shaun N. of Frederick, two grandchildren; a brother, the Rev. Gerard of Washington, D.C.; and a sister, Margaret C. Norton of Bethel Park. Visitation will be from noon to 12:30 p.m.

today, at Laughlin's funeral home, 222 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon. A Mass will be said in St. Bernard Church, 311 Washington Road, at 12:30 p.m. Burial will be in Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Peters.

doctors from Saudi Arabia is expected to undergo training. In addition to clinical training on patients, the visiting doctors engage in research in transplant-related projects. A current research effort, for example, involves a study of a new improved form of cyclosporin, the drug that keeps the body from rejecting new organs. "Many people from many nations are here doing research and getting experience in transplantation," Kam said. "I am sure there is no other place in the world where people can get this sort of a Doctors who go through the program gain the skills necessary to transplant a variety of organs, Starzl said.

"The great need in the 1960s was for people who could transplant kidneys," Starzl said. "Now the need is. for people who do everything kidneys, livers and pancreases." Heart transplantation is in a class by itself, Starzl explained, because the equipment involved in heart transplantation differs sharply from that in liver and kidney transplants. The importance of foreign nations developing their own transplant programs has been highlighted recently by disagreements among American doctors over whether foreign nationals should be given kidneys that could be transplanted to American patients instead. Suggested solutions have included setting quotas for foreign nationals and not performing transplants for foreign nationals as long as American patients are available who might benefit from the same kidneys.

By Henry W. Pierce Post-6azette Staff Writer Aliza Shamir, a 58-yearold Israeli, underwent a liver-transplant operation last week at Presbyterian-University Hospital. Her surgeon was not Dr. Thomas Starzl, the liver-transplant pioneer, however. Her surgeon was one of her own countrymen Dr.

Igal Kam of Technion University in Haifa. Her new liver was donated by an unidentified eastern Pennsylvania resident. The surgical team that removed the liver from the donor's body was headed by a Japanese physician Dr. Satoru Todo of Kyushu University. Shamir was in fair condition yesterday.

When Kam returns home seven months from now he will set up Israel's first liver-transplant program. "We already have kidney transplant programs in three centers in Israel," Kam said. r'But we have no liver program." When Todo goes home he will use his newly acquired transplant skills to help his fellow Japanese. Kam and Todo are part of a steady procession of foreign nationals who have been learning to transplant organs at Presby. Their aim is to make their countries' as self-sufficient in organ transplantation as possible.

More than 150 doctors from 37 countries have received training in organ transplantation since the late 1960s, according to hospital records. Many have since become heads of departments at leading hospitals in the world's major cities. Currently the roster of foreign trainees at Presby includes doctors from Israel, Egypt, Japan and Spain. Later this summer a group of r.v Mary Chisnell, 94 Mary C. Chisnell, 94, of 100 La-vern Penn Hills, died Friday at her home.

She was a member of Laketon Heights United Methodist Church, Penn Hills. She is survived by two sons, Del-bert, of Murrysville, and Roy E. of Export; two daughters, Evalyn P. Boehm of Indianapolis, and Irene M. Hettenvan of Danville, eight grandchildren; six great-grandchil- dren; and three sisters.

Services will be held at 1 p.m. today at the Findlay C. Wylie Funeral Home, 10985 Frankstown Road, Penn Hills. Burial will be in William Penn Memorial Cemetery, Churchill. vi.Mj:.J;!t.:..,:i'' ii Mark MurphyPost-Gazette Dr.

Igal Kam checks recent liver transplant recipient Aliza Shamir at Presbyterian-University Hospital. Both are Israelis. He is in a training program to begin transplanting livers in Israel. Lottery numbers Saturday's daily number 627. Saturday's Big 4 number 7901.

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 ABRAM LISIVICK Barbara Lee Cobbledick Li sivlck. on June 23. 1985. of fers Mrs. Eileen Lang of Edgewood and Hugh, Jack, Huberta and Terry Murphy.

Friends may call On St. Jun Una Abram, wife of th late Goroc blovd mother of Georoe C. and James Carrick; beloved wife of at LAUGHLIN'S, 222 Wash, ington Mt, Lebanon. MONDAY 2-4 and 7-9 o.m grandmother of Michelle Mass of Christian Burial In Michael. Krtsten and Kero lyn.

Friends received Mon. THOMAS Claudia (Hetrick) of W. Homestead, on June 22, 1985; wife of the late James mother of James R. of W. Homestead and Joanne Foorman of TX; sister of Edith Carpenter; also nine grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

Friends received at SAVOLSKlS-WA-SIK-CLENN FUNERAL HOME. 3501 Main St, Munhall. Visitation Sun. e-9. Men.

2-4 7.9. Funeral Mass Tues. at 11 a.m. at St. Theresa Church, Munhall.

Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. at MOKAiCORNbE-SOXMAN, 9406 Frankstown Penn Hills. Mass of Christian Burial In Madonna Del children, nieces and nephews. No visitations.

Funeral service private. Memorial contributions may be made to Mary S. Brown Methodist Church. 3424 Beech wood Pgn. Funeral arrangements IVAN R.

BRASZO FUNERAL HOME. GIAMMARIA Of Pennsbury Village, accidentally on Sat. June 11, I9S. Frances Marie, age 11; beloved daughter of Theodore and Frances; sister of Natalie; granddaughter of Mrs. Mallie Adragna and Mr.

Mrs. Theodore Giammaria and the iate Frank Adragna; dear niece of Mrs. Donald Urban, James Giammaria, Raymond Daniels, Rose Pi-ciucco and Gloria Bererdelli. Friends welcome at the St. Bernard cnurcn on June 25 at 9 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. NEMECEK On Frl. Jun 2t, 1985 Leona A. of Monroevin (formerly of Oakmont and Verona), beloved wife of Charles mother of Jean El nor Creer, Raymond H. Pyle; step- mnthar fit fVa-wWlM A in lesreno latnoitc churcn, Swlssveie, weds, at to a.m.

BACKOVSKI (Jasenak) six grandchildren and eight children. Friends receiv. 2-4 7-9 at NE ELY'S. 2208 Mt. Royal Glenshaw.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 am, St. Bonaventure Church. PYE Of Mt. Lebanon, on Sat. morning, June 22, 1985, Adrian ft.

Py' beloved husband of Lily D. Pye; father of the lata Adrfenne R. Downs; grandfather of Deborah L. Stankard of Conway NH and Andra C. Brown of Erie PA; brother of Cyril Pye of Texarfcana and Errol Pye of Tampa FL.

Friends may call at LAUOHLIN'S, 222 Washington Mt. Lebanon from 10:30 a.m. Mon. June 24 until tim of service at 11:30 a.m. Interment, Mt.

Lebanon Cemetery. Family requests memorials to American Cancar Society, RAINEY James A. Sr. of N. Huntingdon, on father of James A.

William, Thomas, Frank, Valerie Cor-bett and Doris Kroeger; brother of Robert, Ann Walter, William, Samuel, Earl Sara Dymsla and Margaret Bverlv. Visitation WILLIAM SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, Irwin. Sun. and Mon. 2-4 7-9.

services Tues. ROBINSON On June 11. Anna beloved wife of the late John; mother of Margaret Grundie, Tessie Meri. Dor-othy Zlrckel, Anna Creme, Mildred Leheny, John and Georoe Backovski; also 10 BEINHAUER MORTUARY, WAGNER On Sat, Jun 27, 1985, Sr. M.

Ermelinda O.S.F.; sister ot Joseph Wagner. Friends received Men. 2-9 p.m. and Tues. 2-4 p.m.

at th Mount Alvernl Mother House Chapel, Mlllvale where Liturgical Service will be held on Tues. at 4:45 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial at 5 p.m. Arrangements bv VERNER G. LUTZ.

grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; and six oreat-oreat-orandchlldren. Friends received 2-4 7- CULLEN Anna, formerly of Munhall. on June 22, 1985; mother of Or. John Cullen, six grandchildren. Friends may call from 2-4 7-9 p.m Mon.

in the DUNMIRE-KERR FUNERAL HOME, 244 Franklin Vandergrift from 9 a.m. until 10:30 at R.V. ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME, 806 West Homestead. Funeral Mass will be at 11 a.m. on Tues.

In St. Mary Magdalin R.C. Church, Homestead. DAVIS On June 23, 1915, Mary wife of William H. Davis; mother of Marcla Bergren of Minneapolis and Diane Oxendale of Pgh sister of Mildred Moothart, Nora stockstlll and Agnes LeFobre: grandmother of Kristin, Amy and Jonathan.

Friends may call at H. SAMSON 537 Neville St. (Oakland civic Center). Mon. 7-9 p.m.

and Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Services will be held In the Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church Weds. 1 p.m. Interment following.

EGERMAN On Thursday Jun.20, 1985. Dr. Leonard E.f beloved husband of Jeannette F. Eoerman; father of Dr. and Mrs.

Karl E. Egerman of Birmingham AL, Rabbi and Mrs. Ronald B. (Joanne) So bel of NY; brother of Walter E. Egerman of Beverly Hills CA- grandfather of Robert and Michael Egerman, and Peter and David Sobel.

Ser vice in the josiah and Carrie Cohen Chapel of the Rodef Shalom Temple. 4905 Fifth Pgh. PA 15213 on Mon. at 3 p.m. interment, private.

Visitation 1 hour prior to services at Rodef Shalom Temple. Family suggests contribution be made to the River view Center for Jewish Seniors, Browns Hill Pgh. PA 15217 or a charity of donors choice. Arrangements by BURTON HIRSCH CHAPEL C. Buechel of Berkley, brother of Mrs.

Roseabell Cast of Stoneborough, Pa. and the late Rev. Raymond John C. Buechel; also survived by four grandchildren. Friends will be received at JOHN A.

FREYVOGEL SONS, 4900 Centre at Devonshire St. Sun. and Mon. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Tues.

Mass of Christian Burial In St. Bede Church, South Dallas at Wilkins Ave. at 11 a.m. Memorial contributions may be sent to the St. Bede School Fund, Point Breeze.

BULDIN On June 11, 1985, An-geline; wife of Peter Buldin; sister of Mary Mikslc; also nieces and nephews. Members of Lodge 9. C.C.U., and Friends received at the PAUL C. STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME, 600 Cedar N.S.. Sun.

and 12 noon 9 p.m. Fun. eral on Tues. with Mass of Christian Burial at St. Nicholas Church, N.S., at 10 a.m.

CAMPBELL Of Mt. Lebanon, suddenly on FrL afternoon, June 21, 1985, Francis W. Campbell; beloved husband of Clem mie Campbell; father of John G. Campbell of Mt. Lebanon and Shaun N.

Campbell of Frederick, Maryland and the late James F. Campbell: brother of Rev. Gerard J. Campbell, S.J. Washington, DC, Maroeret Campbell Norton of Bethel Park and the late Nicholas J.

Campbell, jr grandfather of Ryan and Melissa Campbell. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S, 22? Washington Mt. Lebanon on Sunday only 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at St. Bernard Church.

Mon. after-noon June 24, 12:30 o'clock. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. The family re-Quests memorials be made to St. Bernard Church.

p.m. at the THOMAS P. KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3S52 California Ave. at Da tasv vvvst Lioerry Mon. Tues.

12-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial Wed. 10 a.m. Holy Trinity Church, Moon Run. GRAHAM On Sun.

June 23, 19IS Jean S. of Crafton, sister of the late Mary G. Wagner and slster-in-faw of Ernest L. Wagner; aunt of Graham E. Wagner; great-aunt of Julie w.

Halier and Scott K. Wao- vis Ave. Funeral Services at it. Alexander Nevsky Church Wed. 9:30 a.m.

Par- astas lues. p.m. BELL On Sunday. June 23. 198S.

ner. Friends received at HE RSHBERGER-STOVER, FUNERAL HOME, 17u rsjiw aumt. nrtuii, 9 p.m. and Tues. 2-4 7-9 Abram, Una Backovski (Jasenak), Anna H.

Bell, Oorothy J. Bilec(k), Michael Borland (Miscuk), Charles C. Buechel, Charles A. Buldin. Angelina Campbell, Francis W.

Cofsky, George Cohen. Jack Cullen, Margaret Davis, Mary A. Egerman, Dr. Leonard E. Flores, Jesus Gallagher, Frances L.

Geary, John L. Giammaria. Frances Marie Graham, Jean S. Griggs, Margaret Ruth Javorsky, John V. Jester, Thomas S.

Kania, Joseph J. Jr. Kelly, Raymond N. Kelso, Catharine Kenosky, Sophie Kier, Katherine Stewart Kislak, Agnes Miller tisivick, Barbara Lee Manzella, Nicholas D. Marco, Emma Meider, Grace W.

Milanak, Ann Romanchak Murphy, Miss S. Gertrude Nemecek, Leona A. Pietkiewicz, Nellie M. Pillar, Eliner Barefoot Pivovarnik, Elizabeth Primerano. Paul E.

Pye, Adrian R. Rainey. James A. Sr. Robinson, Raymond L.

Dorothy of Mt. Lebanon; beloved of Richard; mother of Richard, Terry and Keith; sister of John Sherman; also seven grandchildren. Friends welcome at BEINHAUER MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Ave. on WELFER J. Wllla Redden, on Sunday June 23, 1985, wit of lat George G.

Welfer- beloved aunt ot Elizabeth Tremblev; grandaunt ot Constance Mroi. Friends may call 2-4 7- TUES. at MAURICE L. KNEE. LTD, Center at South, wllk.

(parking on premises). Service Weds, afternoon at I o'clock. 1 W0JCIECH0WSKI (Alberts) Raymond L. of Lincoln Place, age 72, on Sun. June 23, 1985, beloved husband of Marie McVav Robinson; brother of Hazel Robinson of Munhall.

Friends received Mon. 7-9 p.m. and Tues. 2-4 p.m. at the FRED F.

BELL FUNERAL HOME, 1222 Muldownev where Funeral service will won. r-y p.m.; Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial Our Lady of Grace Church, weds, at 10 a.m. Burial in St.

Martin Church on June 25 at 10 a.m. Family requests memorials in Mr. Kama's nam to tna Leukemia Society. KELLY On Sunday. June 23, 1985, Raymond beloved husband of Amy Lee; tamer of Alan B.

Kelly, Laura Kelly Gable and Leesa Ray Kelly; son of Mary Kelly; brother of Hilda K. Moses and Edward A. Kelly. Memorial Service, a p.m. Tues.

at BEINHAUERS, 2131 Washington (Peters Interment, private. Family requests contributions to VFW Post 764, McMurray PA or Ministry of Prayer, 3 Rivers Church of Religious Science, 44 Pittsburgh Butler, PA 16001. KELSO On June 22, 1995, Catharine T. of Murrysville; wife of the late Ford Kelso; mother of Richard; sister of Bertha Madden; also three grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

7-9 p.m. Mon. at the JOHN T. HART FUNERAL HOME, Murrysville. Services Tues.

2 p.m. in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, Murrysville. If desired, memorials may be made to the above church or a charity of one's choice. KENOSKY On June 22, 1W5, Sophie; wife of Stephen of Kennedy mother of Euoene and Edward Sivm-borski and Leona Van Dyke; seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Friends received at McDER-MOTT FUNERAL HOME, 334 Forest Grove Kennedy Twp.

Mass of Christian Burial In SS. Cyril and Methodius Church on Tue. at 9 a.m. visitation Mon. 1-9 p.m.

KIER On Sat. June 22, 1985, In ash i ngton, a ther i ne Stewart of Shaler wife of the late Porter S. Kier; mother of Porter S. Kier, Judith K. Lowry, Kathleen K.

Potts and Robert S. Kier; sister of Virginia McLellan, Nancy Saxer and George Stewart; also 11 grandchildren. Friends received Mon. 7-9 p.m. and Tues.

2-4 7-9 m. at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Service In Glenshaw Presbyterian Church, 300 Glenn Ave.

Glenshaw on Wed. at 1 1 a.m. (Memorials may be made to American Diabetes Assoc or charity of choice). KISLAK On June 21, 1MJ5, after a prolonged illness, Agnes Miller; beloved wife of the late Joseph L. Kislak; sister of Margaret M.

Miller; aunt of John C. Miller grtet-aunt of John C. Miller Jr. and Mary Chris Bianco. Family request visitation between me hours of 2-4 and 7-9 m.

at the NORMAN G. HEARO FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perrv-vdle N.S. Funeral on Tues. at 9 30 am, Mass of Christian Bre' in St. Boni-tece Cwcri at 10 ooc.

BILEC(K) carl a. Lisivick; mother of Lisa Lee Burkhart and Carl Lisivick, daughter of Alverna Cobbledick of Ohio-sister of Sidney Smith and Shirley Avery both of Ohio. Friends received Mon. 7-9 p.m.. Tues.

2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the READSHAW FUNERAL HOME. 1503 Brownsville Rd. Blessing Service Wed. at 10 a.m.

MANZELLA Suddenly on June 22. 1985. Nicholas husband of Barbara McKiniey Man-xella- former husband of Dorothy Quel Manzella; father of Chariene M. Jarvls. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at the BORON FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Brownsville where relatives and friends are invited to attend his Blessing Services on Tue. at 10 a.m. Member of Carrick Eagle Aerie 1520 and South Hills Italian Sons and Daughters of America. MARCO On Sunday June 23, 1985. Emma, of Renton, wife of the late Julius; mother of Donald, of Annapolis, MD and Robert, of Renton; also four grandchildren.

Friends received Mon. 2-9 p.m. In the STEPHEN P. OOLENCE, FUNERAL HOME, 15W Renton Rd. (Plum Boro) where Blessing Service will be held 11 a.m.

Inter ment. Plum Creek Cemetery MEIDER On Saturday, June 22, 1985. Grace beloved wife or Philip mother of Carol M. GuMey, Blaine P. and Wayne P.

Meider; sister of Mildred Schmidt and the late Philip r. Hi If; also survived by seven grandchildren: and six great-grandchildren. Friends welcome at BEINHAUERS, 2828 Washington (Peters Twp 2-4 7-9 p.m. Monday. OI S.

service 7.30 p.m. on Monday. Funeral Service 1 1 a.m. on Tuesday. Mrs.

Meider was a member of Bethel-Clair Chapter 489 O.E.S. and served as Church Organist at the German Evangelical Protestant Church of Mt. Washington for over 50 years. MILANAK On Sat June 22, 1985, Ann Romanchak; wife of the late Andrew (Charity); beloved mother of Barbara Biahut of Eighty-four, PA, Andrew Merlene Oswald, Judy Gas-barro, Kenneth and Bonnie Sue Milanak; also eight grandchildren; sister of Frank, Steve, Helen Roman-chak. Rose Babie, Mary KH-leen.

Marge Miller and the late John, Joseph and Nick Romanchak. Friends received at the THOMAS J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME. 2373 fc. Carson St.

Funeral Tues. 9 a.m. Mass in St. Matthew's Church at 10 a m. Visitation Sun.

9 30 a p.m., Mon. 12-9 p.m. MURPHY Ot Mt. Lebanon on June 11. 1985, Mils S.

Gertrude Murotw: sister Huoh Murphy ot Upoer St. Clair and the late John, Tererve Mtirnhv and Mae Buck): june ijs, Mar-r Gurcet; beloved ueene; moTner or "imtrii myitis Flvnn Aria mat Lynn; also three grandchll- greatgrandchildren, rrienas may call at the BURKET-TRUBV FUNERAL HOME, 421 Allegheny Oakmont, Sun. and Mon. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Service Tues.

10 a.m. In St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Oakmont. PIETKIEWICZ (Gizler) On Fri, June 21, 1985, Nellie wife of the late John F. pietklewlcz' mother of Joseph E.

Pletklewici; of Ruth Ann, usan, and Karen Pletklewici; sister of the late Frank Giiler. Friends received at the WALTER J. ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th St, Law-rencevllle from 2 till 9 p.m. Funeral on Tues. at 8:30 a.m.

Funeral Mass In the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 9:30 a.m. PILLAR On Jun 13, 1985, Ellner Barefoot, age 42, of Strath, more Place, Corning NY, formerly of McKees Rocks; wife of William M. Pillar; mother of William Jr. of Charlotte NC, Jeffrey of Gainesville, FL and Jane Pillar of Lancaster, PA; sister of Wlllard J. Barefoot of CoraopoJis, PA; one grandchild.

Calling hours 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the STOVER FUNERAL HOME, Corning, NY. Funeral 2 m. Jun 25, at the Painted Post First Presbyterian Church, Painted Post, NY. Burial In McKees Rocks, PA.

PIVOVARNIK Cm June 11. 1985. Elizabeth of North Braddock; mother of Estelle (Cookie) Staso; daughter of the late George and Anna Pivovarnik; sister of Agnes Toth and William (Beensv) of Fla. George of Michigan, also the late Anna John; five grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren; also survived bv nieces and nephews, and great-nieces and nephews. Mass of Christian Burial on Tues.

8ft 9:30 a.m. In St. Me-ten Church. Friends received at the RAYMOND J. YUMAS FUNERAL HOME, Main Franklin Sts Bessemer Terrace, E.

Pgh. Visitation on Sun. 5-9 and on Mon. 2-4 and 7-9. PRIMERANO On June 11, 1985, Paul of Cleveland, son of the late Domenic and Otemonta Primerano; father of Paula Staggs and the late Donna Ellison; good friend of Mabel Harms; brother of Catherine Lombardo, Antoinette Ventrlce, Joseohlne Det-Ptiio, Bruno and Domenic Prtmereno.

eso fi.e gi e-d- bryle, Irene Zewkki, Helen Wassel and the late Anna FLORES On Frt June 21 995, Michael (Bullets) of Swiss vale, formerly of MunhaH; husband of the lat Elizabeth (Betty) Getie; father of Jer. ome John of Greoorv of Beaver and Richard of Swtssvaie, also four fjrand-tfaucrtherv brother of Anna Hruska of Braddock and Dorothy Billy of Munhall and the late John, Joseph, Georoe and Albert Btleck-a'so survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received J-4 and 7-e m. $un. and Won.

at the THOMAS L. MIEO FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swissvaie. Services will ba r.OFSKY Jesus, aae 108. on J. GMITER George, former resident of Carson St.

Funeral Weds. in vuami, on nur. June 20, )9ftS; husband of Lillian; father of Stewart, Duaifu. uu4 YjnttliJk June 23, 1985; beloved stepfather of Helen Johnson, Catherine James and Edith B. Pitts- step-grandfather of Jean Parr, Wilbur and George Johnson; also other relatives.

Friends received Church 10 a.m. Visitation vm; lues. pm McNeil; brother of Helen p.m. where funeral service will be held Wed. at 11 a.m.

GRIGGS Margaret Ruth, on May 20, 1985. A Memorial Service will be held on Sunday, June 30, 1985 at Bellefield Presbyterian Church at 3PM JAVORSKY John V. (Jackie) of on June 22, 1985; beloved son of Virginia and Theodore Javorsky; brother of Paulette Griffin of San Antonio, TX, Theodore Tina and Maria Javorsky; uncle of Jay Michael Griffin. Friends received in the HARRY A. OLECHOWICZ FUNERAL HOME, 18th Jane S.S, Mon.

and Tues. 12 noon -9 p.m. Funeral Wed. 9:15 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St.

Josa-phat Church 10 a.m. JESTER On Sat June 22, 1985, Thomas husband of Florence McKelvey Jester; father of Jane Siramowskia Thomas Emma Mae Stil-weil, Robert, Florence Bell, George, Raymond. John, RT-cherd and Jean Hoover; 30 grandchildren and 28 greatgrandchildren; brother of Pearl O'Bryan. Friends are Invited to call 12-9 at the LEO J. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, yn 2nd Carnegie, where Services will be held on Weds, at 11 a.m.

KANIA Joseph J. on Sat June 22, 1985; beloved husband of Betty; father of James, John and Mrs. Jo Ann Davis; brother of Katherine S'ahor, Waiter, Stanley, Helen Sauers, Ann el ler Sooh ie ochien Agnes Johnston and Mary Comer ford. Friends received 2-9 m. oreenoera atso tout children.

Services and inter on Tuet. at 11:90 a m. ment bunoay, in rvami. Arrangements bv GORDON BORLAND (Miscuk) On Frl In net II tall FL. 305-854-566.

be neia on wed. at 1 p.m. RODRIAN On Sat. June 22. 1985, Matilda Rodrian of McCandless, aunt of John Rodrian, Joan McNutt, Walter Rodrian and Dolores Hadlev.

Friends received 7-9 p.m. on Mon. and 2-4 7-9 p.m. on Tues. at the H.

P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Hwy, Perrysville. Service wilt be held In Norm, mont Presbyterian Church on wed. at 10:30 a.m. SHIBER On SurtdeV, June 11, 1085 Helen C.

of Forest Hiiis-mother of Teresa Andreas; sister of Regis and John Cater all, Betty Housley and Dorothy Ward; grandmother of Stephanie Faivo, Greg, Michael, John and Donna Andreas; great-grandmother of Vifckl, Stephen Faivo and Evan Andreas. Friends received at the ftAYMONO J. YUHAS FUNERAL HOME, Main A Franklin Bessemer Terrace, E. Pgn. Mass of Christian Burial on time later.

In St. Maurice Church, Visitation, Monday and Tuesday 2-4 and 1-9. SWOPE Blanche en June 22, 1985. ot Harrlsonvllle daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs.

L. W. Swope of Poh. Visitation Tues trem 3.9 pm. at HOWARO L.

StPES FUNERAL HOME. Harrlsonvllle. Funeral on Jun 26, II a m. from th funeral home. Burial at convenience ot the family In Lebanon Presovterian Church Cem.

terv, w' MiWin I COHEN Charles beioved husband of Anne Bovan Borland of Ross Twp; fattiar of Andrea Ferouson and Cherla )r on won. 7-e p.m. and 2-4 I and 7-9 p.m. on Tues. at the SPRIGGS WATSON FUNERAL HOME, 720 N.

Lang where fun- eral services will be held at 11 am. on Wed. interment I Allegheny Cemetery. GALLAGHER On June 13. 19f5, Frances L.

of 6. wlte of the late Patrick; sister of Stanley J. Tarver; also I nieces and nephews. Friends may call 3-4 and 7. On June 1985.

ZAROBSKY On Sat, Jun 22, 1985, Laddie, of Export; husaand of the lee Genevieve Thornton; father of Mrs. Anna Zvomunt, James, and Mrs. Lorain Rckhe; seven grend-chiloYen; six great-grandchildren; brother of Frank and Betty. Friends will r. ceived at the JAMES J.

AL-FIERI FUNERAL HOME, 201 Marguerite Ave, Wiimerd Ing where Services WIH be held Tuesdey at 1 1 a.m. Masonic servlcaa Mon. at 7:30 p.m. jam; oeioveo nuscano or Tithe Greanfield Cohen: be brothar of Leona Lhote, James and John MiscuH and Gertrude Grandsraff; four oranOchildren Fnnil loved father of Nelson Cohen of Anchorage, Alesk Murray Cohen of Garden Grov. CA.

Mrs. Bruce recehed 7-4 4 7-9 at th t. DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME- 06 Perry North Hills. Mass of Christian Bur in St. Athanasius Chore on Tu at in (Smdv) Levi of Weston, CO and Howard Cohen of San Francisco, CA; brother of Mrs.

Jake (Ann) Hyde of Fox Chaoel and Mrs. Burt Members of Mniman's Local Unrcn 1160 and O.A.V. 57 (Gotdve) Simon of Stanton Mfgntv also four grendchtl-dr en. Services win be he'd Rodrian, Matilda Shiber, Helen C. Swope, Blanche A.

Thomas. Claudia (Hetrick) Wagner, Sr. M. Ermelinda Welfer, J. Willa Redden Woiciechowski (Alberts Mrjvef G'irrgf Zarobsky, Laddie 1 m.

Morn at the pa-IT-ICK T. LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden E. Pgh. Mass of Christian Burial In St. William Church Toe, a.m.

GEARY John L. of Pgh. on Sat, June 72, 1985; beloved husband of Vargaret; father of Linda Elstrodf, Brbv Sipe, 007 ALLfcG. CfcveTfcRY.mauso. leum I1975ea.

33.SJ8 invited. BUECHEL lOn Fri June 195, Charles beioved husband of Kathleen Williams Buechel, of Caiies A lr Po fv 0vrt Tuson. A-'tone Kveen w. Buechel of Pon. and Susan at the RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL.

5509 Centre on Mon. at 1 1 a.m. Visitation 1 hour pr tor to Ser vices. Interment Sheart Tor ah Cemetery. Family suooe contributions to the Leufcem.a ioctaw, 7 Liberty Avf Pgh.

1222. JEFF MEM PK- plots, 4-2, reasonable, 521-5057, eve Monday Only at the ANTHONY G. STAAB FUNLRAL, NVP 90 Ave pTooerr, ana jean vcfcmin-nev; brother of Sidney Por. er; a-io survived 'grandchildren, great. grantf- i V5' 7 lnr) ro ALL.

879.7' W.E., Pgh. Mass of Christian! aunt ot Jack BucHiev ot jtj-.