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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Friday, July 17, 1987 OBITUARIES TODAY'S WEATHER 22 Th Accu-Wathrforcit for 6 P.M., Friday, July 17 Mosty sunny and warmer with a high near 80. Tonight, clear with a low from the upper 50s to low 60s. Tomorrow Sunny and warm with a high In the mid to upper 80s Sunday Mostly sunny. High In mld-80s. Low In 60s.

Monday, Tuesday Warm, humid, chance of showers. Lows in 60s, highs in 80s. FRONTS: Warm Cold Stationary 0 1987 Accu-Weathar, Inc. member of the SKOL Travel Club. He is survived by an uncle, Max Dunki, and three cousins, all in Switzerland.

A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Interment will be private. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 241 Fourth Pittsburgh 15222. Ruth Rosencrance Ruth Dill Rosencrance, 83, past matron of the Braddock Field chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, died of heart failure Wednesday in the United Methodist Home, South Hills.

She had resided on Findley Drive, Wilkinsburg. Mrs. Rosencrance was a member of Eastern Star's Past Matron's Council and Swissvale United Presbyterian Church. She is survived by two stepchildren, Jack Rosencrance of Texas and Betty Goldsmith of California; a sister, Gladys Thompson of Wilkinsburg; two sisters-in-law, Helen Dill of Meadville and Emma Dill of California; and nieces and nephews. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today in the Thomas L. Nied Funeral Home 7441 Washington Swissvale, where services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Monongahela Cemetery, North Braddock. Kathryn K.

Otterbein Kathryn Knapp Otterbein, 82, formerly of Squirrel Hill, died of a respiratory illness yesterday in Fair Winds Manor, Sarver, Butler County. The daughter of Lawrence W. and Anna R. Knapp, she was a member of St. Paul Cathedral and a former member of the Longue Vue Club.

Survivors include two nephews, Lawrence W. Knapp III of Sao Paolo, Brazil, and William B. Knapp of Ligonier, a grandnephew; and a grandniece. Friends will be received in H. Samson 537 N.

Neville Oakland, from 4 to 6 p.m. today. A Mass will be said at 1 p.m. tomorrow in St. Paul Cathedral, Oakland.

Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery. The family has suggested that memorials be made to Children's Hospital, DeSoto Street, Pittsburgh 15213, or to Harmarville Rehabilitation Center, Guys Run Road, Indiana Township 15238. Compiled by Ed Phillips held during the evening visitation. A memorial service is set for 2 p.m. Sunday in Heinz Memorial Chapel on the University of Pittsburgh campus.

The family has suggested that memorials be made to African Heritage Classroom Committee, care of Nancy Lee, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh 15213. Coleman A. Walker Coleman A. "Buzz" Walker, 42, a salesman for Northwood Realty of Pleasant Hills who was active in sportsmen's and Masonic organizations, died of a heart attack yesterday in his Elizabeth Borough home. A former employee of the pump and engine repair department at USX Clairton Works, Mr.

Walker resided on Walker Road. He was a member and past elder of the First Presbyterian Church, Clairton; a member of Wilson Lodge 714 in Clairton and other Masonic organizations; a life member of the National Rifle Association; and a member of the Clairton, Elizabeth Township and Library sportsmen's clubs and of the High Point Pointer and Setter Club. He was a member of the Pittsburgh Board of Realtors and the Elizabeth Lions Club. Surviving are his wife, Ardis K. Wendelin Walker, and a daughter, Sidra Louise, at home.

Services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Paul E. Bekavac Funeral Home, 221 Second Elizabeth, with interment in Richland Cemetery, Dravosburg. Friends will be received in the funeral home from 2 to 9 p.m. today and from 11 a.m.

until the time of services tomorrow. Erich II. Dunki Erich H. Dunki, 66, travel manager and a widely known travel consultant with American Express for 35 years, died of cancer Tuesday in his residence on London Towne Drive, Brookline. A native of Switzerland, Mr.

Dunki served with Swiss Army ski troops in World War II. After the war, he was in hotel management before coming to New York in 1948. He joined American Express there in 1949 and moved to Pittsburgh in 1950. Although he retired in 1984, he worked part time with Cooks Travel Consultants for the next year and a half. Mr.

Dunki was a member of the Downtown Rotary Club and Bon Vivants Travel Club, and a charter T.N. Wofford, school specialist in reading here Thelma N. Wofford, 80, a reading specialist in the Pittsburgh public schools and an active alumna of the University of Pittsburgh, died of leukemia Wednesday in West Penn Hospital. Mrs. Wofford, of Rojfe Street, East Hills, retired in 1971 after teaching 11 years at Westinghouse High School.

Before that, she taught at the college level in North Carolina, did social work in various agencies in the Pittsburgh area and taught part time in the city schools, primarily at the old Herron Hill Junior High. In the 1930s she had a thrice-weekly radio show on which she was both hostess and vocalist. A 1930 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, she was the first black member of the Pitt Players and won prizes for poetry recitation. Mrs. Wofford was a charter member of the university's African Heritage Classroom Committee, where she held several offices, and was a stalwart Alumni Phonathon participant for the university's School of Education.

She was a longtime member of Ebenezer Baptist Church and was active in its Sunday School, the Baptist Young Peoples Union, the James B. Cayce Mission Circle, the Senior Mission choirs and the Adult Women's Bible Class. She was a member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, the Pittsburgh Retired Teachers Association, the Women's International Bowling Association and the National Bowling Association. Survivors include her husband, James E. Wofford; three daughters, Gloria J.

Wofford of Ross, Theodora W. Howell of Hamden, and Sylvia W. Burnett of Bakerstown; a son, Gregory L.G. Wofford of East Hills; five grandchildren; a brother, Frank A. Nelson of Penn Hills; and two sisters, Sophia P.

Nelson of St. Albans, W.Va., and Fannetta N. Gordon of Harrisburg. After private cremation and burial, friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in the George W.

Douglas Funeral Home, 721 Brushton Ave. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority memorial services will be Travelers' roundup 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 lorecaat: cond. Altoona 77 55 Snny Bradford 75 52 Snny DuBols 76 53 Snny Erie 77 56 Snny Harrisburg 78 67 Snny Youngstown 74 67 Clear Morgantown MM Foreign Berlin 86 59 Rain Buenos Aires 68 60 Cldy Geneva 79 64 Cldy London 66 54 Cldy Madrid 88 61 Cldy Mexico City 77 55 Clear Montreal 72 54 Cldy Moscow 64 54 Cldy Paris 81 63 Rain Rome 91 64 Clear San Juan 87 78 Cldy Sydney 64 53 Tokyo 91 81 Clear Toronto 68 52 Cldy Vancouver 68 54 Cldy Nation sty PmI 24 hri cand. Amarillo 88 63 Cldy Anchorage 65 52 Rain Atlanta 85 65 Clear Atlantic City 61 63 Cldy Baltimore 77 64 Clear Boston 79 60 Clear Buffalo 70 54 Clear Charleston, S.C.

91 74 Clear Chicago 70 52 Clear Cincinnati 75 55 Clear Cleveland 73 67 Clear Dallas 94 74 Clear Denver 92 62 Cldy Des Moines 82 64 Cldy Detroit 70 58 Cldy Honolulu 89 76 Clear Houston 93 77 Cldy Indianapolis 70 64 Clear Jacksonville 90 73 Clear Las Vegas 109 62 Clear Los Angeles 80 64 Cldy Miami Beach 89 76 Rain Milwaukee 65 51 Clear Minneapolis 79 61 Cldy New Orleans 91 73 Cldy NeYork 80 65 Clear Norfolk 77 68 Clear Orlando 88 71 Rain Philadelphia 78 62 Cldy Phoenix 107 81 Clear Portland, Ore 78 57 Rain St. Louis 84 69 Clear St. Petersburg 86 75 Rain San Diego 70 62 Cldy San 65 56 Cldy Seattle 73 52 Cldy Washington 79 67 Clear Almanac Highest temp. July 17 since 1874 was 101 In 1887. Lowest tamp.

July 17 since 1874 was 52 In 1970. Airport temperature 1a.m 61 1p.m... 73 2 a 60 2 p.m... 74 3 am 60 3 p.m... 73 4 am 69 4 p.m.- 73 Sam 68 5 p.m...

75 6 am 68 6 p.m... 73 7a.m 58 7 p.m... 74 8 am 59 6 p.m... 73 9 am 60 9 p.m... 69 10 am 64 10 p.m...

67 11a.m 68 11p.m... Noon 70 Midnight Temp, and preclp. this data: 86 '85 '84 '63 '82 '81 High 81 85 83 91 88 79 Low 59 69 63 70 63 67 Mean 70 77 74 81 75 68 Prec. 0 .14 .02 0 0 0 Airport at 9 p.m. yesterday.

Press. Wind Weather 30.17 69 57 NE5 Cool Yesterday's high 76 Yesterday's low 57 Yesterday's mean 66 Yesterday's preclp 02 Normal temp day 72 Defic. tempday 6 Excess temp. month 30 Excess temp. year 503 Total prec.month 2.42 Normal prec.

month 1.98 Total prec.year 22.02 Normal prec.year 20.94 Pittsburgh skies Sunset Frl 8:48 p.m. Sunrise Sat 6:04 a.m. Pollution index Downtown Moderate. Brackenridge Good. Avalon Good.

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

Oakland Good. S. Fayette Good. The Allegheny County Department of Health's 24-hour pollution complaint number Is 578-8111. River report Rivers In the Pittsburgh district were generally stationary yesterday and will remain the same today.

River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 4.1 Franklin, Pa. 5.1 Parker, Pa. Monongahela River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pa. 1 3 Cheat River: Parsons, W.Va.

2.4 F. West Fork River: Clarksburg, W.Va. Youghlo-gheny River: Sutersvllle, Pa. 3.5 F. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa.

4.6 F. Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16.7 P. Dashlelds Dam 14.3 Montgomery Dam, Pa. 12.7 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.Va.

13.2 S. Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling, W.Va. Falling: Missing; Pool; Rising; Stationary; Unknown. City will host transplant forum charged with drug sales Scott man The owner of a Downtown assets liquidation firm was arrested at his Scott apartment yesterday and charged with distributing cocaine. Edward Lampl, 28, owner of Grant Street Enterprises in the Ren-shaw Building, Ninth and Liberty, is charged with five counts of distributing cocaine between December 1986 and April 1987.

He was arrested about 7:15 a.m. at his home at the Virginia Mansion apartments on Greentree Road and brought before a federal magistrate yesterday afternoon. According to an affidavit filed by FBI Special Agent Tracy L. Heyl-mann, Lampl sold about 9.5 ounces of cocaine to two Westmoreland County undercover detectives who delivered cash to his Downtown By Henry W. Pierce Post-Gazette Staff Writer Scientists from more than 20 countries have indicated that they will attend a four-day international forum on organ transplantation here this fall.

Dr. Henry Bahnson, chairman of the surgery department at the University of Pittsburgh, said yesterday that the meeting, one of the few of its kind ever held, is expected to draw 350 to 400 scientists, 300 to 600 transplant patients, clergymen, medical students and representatives of insurance companies. "It's too soon to tell exactly how many people will be here," Bahnson said, but a Pitt spokeswoman estimated the number at 2,000. The meeting, scheduled for Sept. 8 to 11 at the Vista International Hotel In brief Pirates attendance up Attendance at Pirates games is up 116,000 from the first half of the 1986 season, George Whitmer, Stadium Authority chairman, said yesterday.

The Bucs' ticket office said paid attendance as of the All-Star Game break reached 705,757, indicating that 112,239 more tickets have been sold this year. The higher authority figure includes the number of people going through the turnstiles, not just paid attendance. The authority yesterday hired Burns International Security Services of Green Tree to patrol the stadium under a three-year, $981,000 contract. Pitt renovation gets OK The Zoning Board of Adjustment yesterday gave the go-ahead for the $20.7 million renovation of the University of Pittsburgh's Dental School, which includes interior renovations and an addition to the front of the three-story building on Terrace Street in Oakland. The school and its teaching clinic will remain open during the renovations, which will begin in August, a spokesman said.

PREVIOUS DEATHS 001 Death Notices Thurs. 7-9 p.m. and tian Burial In Our ana r-v o.m. mass Lorero Lnurcn aar. MESKOW Abrams, Herbert Buti, Elizabeth D.

(Betty) Gossic, Walter Sr. lannotta, Victor Krueger, Rita M. Lucot Meskow, Edward Schmitt, Kenneth R. Of Moon Twp suddenly 14, 1987 Edward; Marilyn sine tvtesKow; of Melanie and son of Anna Honchak brother of Joanne Robert and Meskow. Visitation Frl.

12-9 COPELAND'S, CORAOPOLIS, 867 5th Funeral Sat. or iu Carnegie Museum to build Egyptian hall office and picked up the drugs at various locations in the South Hills and Downtown. According to the affidavit, Lampl obtained the drugs from Louis C. Boscia 59, 3038 Churchview Baldwin Borough, who also was arrested yesterday. Boscia told FBI authorities he was a sales representative for a bulk mail company in Baldwin.

Lampl routinely met with Boscia before obtaining drugs to sell to the detectives, according to the affidavit. Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles Sheehy yesterday asked for pretrial detention for Boscia. He faces a detention hearing before Chief U.S. Magistate Ila Jeanne Sensenich at 8:30 a.m.

today. the hall was first planned in 1983. Construction and installation of the museum's extensive collection will occur over the next two years. The hall's opening is projected for June 1989. The hall will stress anthropology, focusing on ancient Egyptian culture.

Exhibit cases will illustrate six themes: cultural evolution and history, world view, nautical tradition, social structure, daily life and funerary religion. Museum visitors will learn about the civilization through artifacts, life-size dioramas, graphics and audio-visual presentations. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Funeral Moon Run; 45 year member of Moon Run VFD; husband of the late Marie C. De-Butts; father of Nancy Fisher; father-in-law of Bruce C. Fisher; brother of Paul De- 2-4 7-.

a.m. St. Angela GETTINGS Alfreda and the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, is to be sponsored by Pitt, Presbyterian-University Hospital, Children's Hospital and the Junior League of Pittsburgh. Dr.

Thomas Starzl, Pittsburgh liver transplant pioneer, said the researchers will present "new and seminal developments" in transplantation "things now in the laboratory. "A huge number of beneficiaries of transplantation are going to get their heads together here to share their triumphs and sorrows and try to make the path a little easier for those who follow," Starzl said. An announcement issued yesterday said the forum has been arranged to honor Starzl "for 25 years of contribution to the medical specialty of organ transplantation." In a keynote address, Starzl will Murder-suicide ruled Westmoreland County Coroner Leo Bacha has ruled Wednesday's deaths of James R. Bradley, 44, of 407 Baughman Jeannette, and Stephen Francis, 38, of 1 Franklin Penn Township, a murder-suicide. Bradley, who was estranged from his wife, Tracy, 24, shot her in the abdomen and arm in the same incident.

Mercy Hospital yesterday upgraded her condition from critical to serious. Mrs. Bradley was shot as she sat in a truck parked outside Francis' home about 3 a.m. The bodies of Francis and Bradley were found about 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Francis, a machinist at Elliott Co. in Jeannette, died of gunshot wounds to the chest, abdomen and right arm, a coroner's spokesman said. Bradley, a truck driver who was on disability, died of a gunshot wound to the head. Florida man sentenced A former Pompano Beach, man was sentenced yesterday to 12 years in prison for conspiring to distribute a planeload of marijuana seized by authorities in Johnstown in 1984. Jack Stroming, 31, was sentenced by Senior U.S.

District Judge 001 Death Notices 001 Death Frl. 2-4 enr Penn Hills. Funeral Sat. the late of Jack Goldsmith Lady of 9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian burial In Mother of Good a.m.

counsel enured at to a.m. Visitation Thurs. 7-9, Frl. 2-4 7-9 OTTERBEIN July 16, 1987, Kathryn Knapp Otterbein, formerly of Sq. Hill at Fair-winds Manor.

Sarver, PA; daughter of the late Lawrence W. Anna C. Knapp; sister of the late Lawrence W. Knapp, Jr; survived by two nephews, Lawrence W. Knapp III of Sao Paulo, Brazil A William B.

Knapp of Ligonier; grandnephew, William B. Knapp, grand-niece, Evelyn Wendell Knapp. Friends may call at H. SAMSON INC, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) Frl.

from 4 to 6 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial St. Paul Cathedral Sat. at 1 p.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be sent to Children Hospital of Pgh, DeSota or to Harmer-vilie Rehabilitation Center, Guys Run Rd Indiana Twp. PHILLIPS On Thursday, July 16, 1987, Wilbert F. (Bill) Phillips; beloved husband of the late Ruth Elnloth Phillips; father ot Patricia Graham and David H. Phillips; grandfather of Jll1 and David Graham. Friends are being received in McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn E.E., on Thurs.

7-9 pm, and 2-4 7-9 pm, where blessing service will be held if am. PRASNIKAR On Thursday July 16, 1987, Mary F. of Harmarville; mother of Dolores, Martin, and Ralph Prasnikar; eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Friends received Saturday and Sunday 7-4 and 7 -9pm at the CHARLES B. JARVIE FUNERAL HOME, Ml Pgh.

St, Sorlnodale. Mass of Chris- oiaays i klnsbura lie and of Meadville CA; also ena neunew. Frl. 2-4 THOMAS L. HOME.

INC, on sat. SCHMITT Kenneth R. 14, 1987, S.S.; husband Kuehn late Kenneth Schmitt Nigro, Eileen Ruschell, Schmitt, and Ripley. the JOHN Brownsville Thur. and on ar burial Church at was foreman Coke Plant desired family to or SCHWARK Marilyn nneivin re.

on 1987; beloved Ann Jane Williams C. (opp. Mor 7704 MUT 2 D.m. Lou Bregrtzer, james granddaughter. receive visitors 7-9 at GEORGE FUNERAL Perry Funeral Mass Church SWEITZER On Wed.

July of and at discuss "Social, Legal and Ethical Issues in Transplantation." Among other scheduled highlights: A report on the use of pancreas transplants to treat diabetes. A report on new ways to fool patients' bodies into accepting transplanted organs as if they were their own. A report on organ procurement. A panel discussion, "Who Pays for Transplantation?" The panelists will include Sen. Albert Gore, and representatives of Blue Cross, Humana and the federal Health Care Financing Administration.

A panel entitled "Religious and Cultural Issues." A panel on ethics in transplantation. Barron P. McCune under the terms of a plea agreement recommended by the U.S. attorney's office. Stroming was a fugitive for more than a year after he and Steven P.

Petrone, formerly of Carrick, were indicted on narcotics violations in August 1985. State police seized a load of marijuana from a stolen Douglas DC6-A airplane at the Johnstown-Cambria County Airport on April 6, 1984. All-America City awards President Reagan yesterday presented All-America City awards to Pittsburgh and seven other communities. The city's award was given for the construction and renovation of low- and middle-income housing. A delegation of 10 city residents, including Mina Gerall, senior assistant executive aide to Mayor Cali-guiri and Mary Lou Daniel, manager of the Neighborhoods for Living Center, were at the ceremony.

Other communities receiving the awards, sponsored by the National Civic League, were Prince Georges Coun- ty, Columbus, Ohio; Hickory, Olympia, Pensacola, Richmond, and Vancou-' ver, Wash. Notices 001 Death Notices Jesse; step-mother TX and Betty of CA; sister of NERAL HOME. 6214 Walnut Shadyslde on Sat. July' 18 10 am. Mass ot Christian Burial In St.

Paul Cathedral at 11 am. Visitation with family Frl. 2-4 7-9 pm. VANASDALE Unexpectedly on July 14, 1987 Ann K. Bergen of Troy Mill; wife of the late Charles mother of Robert E.

Vanasdale; grandmother of Robert C. Gerald Gary T. and Margaret great grandmother of Ryan M. Friends received 7-9 2-4 7-9pm Frl. at ROBERT D.

HUGHES FUNERAL HOME, Lowrle 4 Gardner Troy Hill. Mass of Christian Burial In Most Holy Name Church Sat. 10am. Friends and members of Christian mothers Invited. WOOD Richard Heath bom In Worth I ngton.

Ohio, February 14, IvOl, died In Boca Raton, Fl. on Julv 6, 19S7. Mr. Wood graduated from Ohio State University with De- firee In Engineering and rom Duquesne University with a Degree In Law. His entire business career was with Wabco Corp.

of Pgh, Pa. for whom he handled cases before the Supreme Court of the United States and the Supreme Court of' the State of He Is survived by his wife, Kathleen Glllldt Wood and' his sister Louise Wood Hai-lett of Racine. Wl. Arrangements were by the Kreeer Funeral Home In Deerfield Beach, FL. nompson or wir the late Haw- 7- p.m.

at brother of Leona f. SLATER FU- Mass or inrisiian St Wendelin 10:30. Mr. Schmitt Goebel, widow of 007 JEFF. MEM 2 plots plus Ambassador vaults.

653-3971 JEFFERSON MEM 3 grave lot, 1600. 251-7443 bet. 1pm. JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PARK -Garden of Meditation. 4 plots.

Best offer. Cell collect (201) 377-4144. JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PK 2 spaces-Bargain. 137-0215 THOMAS Jefferson Mausoleum-1 crypt, space for 2, prime location. 131-0472 Sensenich allowed Lampl to remain free on his own recognizance, but ordered him to post $10,000 cash of a $100,000 bond by July 27.

Lampl's attorney, Michael R. Kelly, told Sensenich that Lampl has no income and not many assets. Lampl's father, Richard Lampl of Sewickley, told the magistrate it might be difficult for him to raise the bond because he has a "fledging" business and is experiencing a cash flow problem. Sensenich said a hearing will be held on July 27 if the bond isn't posted by then. Sensenich also ordered Lampl to be placed in the custody of his mother, Mary Ann Lampl; imposed a 7 p.m.

to 7 a.m. curfew on him; and ordered him to undergo testing for alcohol and drug abuse. Highlights of the collection include a 30-foot royal funerary boat; a reconstructed middle-class tomb of 1200 B.C.; and a diorama depicting a pharaoh making an offering to the falcon-headed god Horus. The diorama is patterned after an existing temple relief at Abydos, Egypt. The Egypt Hall project is being co-directed by David R.

Watters, acting director of The Carnegie Museum of Natural History and associate director for exhibits and education, and Diana Craig Patch, doctoral candidate in Egyptology, University of Pennsylvania. Clifford Morrow, chairman of exhibits, will design the hall. Notices LATEST DEATHS Carpenter, John M. Carrington, Walter Coyle, Agnes Crites, Kevin Davis, Thomas Lawson DeButts, Jacob J. Duff, James Lester Dunki, Erich H.

Flood, James W. Gettings, Alfreda Clara Graziani, Richard A. Kowalski, Elizabeth Grace Boyle Mohr, Wendell M. Muster, Irving Napolitano, Michael A. (Buff) Otterbein, Kathryn Knapp Phillips, Wilbert F.

(Bill) Prasnikar, Mary F. Rosencrance (Dill), Ruth Schwark, Marilyn Goebel Sweitzer, Elizabeth Stumpf Vanasdale, Ann K. Bergen Wood, Richard Heath 001 Death Notices IANN0TTA Ot Mt. Lebanon, on Wednes-, day morning July 15, 1987' Victor lannotta; beloved husband of Flora Mariano lannotta; father of Francis lannotta of Mt. Lebanon and Victor I J.

lannnttai nf wvr- brother of Dominic lannotta of Scott Twp. Friends may call at LaOghlin s. 222 Washington Mt. Leba- The Carnegie Museum of Natural History will begin construction this month of a new $2.8 million hall of ancient Egyptian civilization. A $900,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, just awarded to the museum's Division of Anthropology, gives the project the impetus it has needed since Lottery results Yesterday's daily number 114 Yesterday's Big Four 6809 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices ABRAMS On July 15, 1987 Herbert; beloved husband of the tare Helen Berkowltz Abrams; brother of Mrs.

Ella Miller. Friends will gather at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL. 2704 Murray Sq. Hill (opp.

Mor-rowfteld Frl. 1 p.m. to leave to attend a Graveside Service at Beth Shalom Cemetery at 2 p.m. Family suggests contributions to a charity of donor's choice. BUTI On Wednesday, Jufv 15, 1987, Ellrabeth D.

(Betty); wife of the late Frank beloved mother ot Eugene, Marcella and Patricia; sister of Mary Sparbana and Michael ocan; also two grandchildren. Friends welcome at BEINHAUER -LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, 4A35 Butler St. (Law-rencevllle), Thurs. and Frl 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Mass of Christian Burial, Sat.

10 am, St. Mary Church, 46th St, CARPENTER On Thurs. July 16, 1987 John beloved husband of Nancy (Grana); father ot a Golden Rule Home, 729 Washington Brldoevllle Interchanae. tersfate-79, where will be held on Sat. noon, interment private.

C0YLE Agnes, of Larimer, Thurviav. Julv 16. ter ot Irene McKay; survived by several and nephews. Friends ceived JOSEPH F. uroii unuc CHi Irwin.

2-4 and Friday. Mass of Burial onereo on 10am In Immaculate Church, Irwin. CRITES iirirtonlv ah VJmH 1987, Kevin, son "of and Margaret; brother wuuy morris, anaron Michelle Cooley, Merrill and Lloyd Jr. grandson of Crltes. Friends THOMAS J.

GMITER HOME, 2323 St. Funeral Sat. Mass of Christian In Church at 10 a.m. 1-9 p.m. Frl.

DAVIS Ave. In Service at 12 July husband of William Dill' sister-in-law Helen Dill of and Emma Dill of survived by nieces on i-i iciiu. also nieces re HIED FUNERAL 741 Washington Swissvale, Services OTT FU- 1. rial 7-9 on Christian iu a.m. on July formerly of the of Marie saruraav, Conception lulu 1C SchmhT son of the A.

and Jennv Tamer Christopher; Meskow; Patterson, John Thurs. 5-9, Ave. Mass In Our Lady of Fatlma Church Sat. 10am. MOHR On Thursday, July 14, 1987, Wendell M.

Mohr husband ot Dorothy Stewart Mohr of Wexford; father of Wendell Jr, Thomas and Paul Mohr; brother of Dave Mohr; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9 Frl. at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysvllle.

Mass of Christian Burial Sat. 10 a.m. In St. Alexis Church. MUSTER v- uarf 1 lfMT la- Lloyd of Ray, Theresa Patricia and Margaret Pauiette CoJ-fura the late Jane Friends received at Brentwood Frl.

5-9 p.m. Funeral Saturday morning rano-sick Jac-Queflne, the late Mary received FUNERAL E. Carson 9 a.m. St. Peter Visitation Mass Sat.

10:30 Merlcl. Clara, July 15. 1987; daughter of Fred and Lucy Beachaum; mother of Orlander. Michael, Jason, and Dorain; sister of Louis, Barbara, Elaine, and Juani-ta. Visitation Frl.

2-4 and 7-9 at SHEFFIELD FUNERAL HOME, ALIQUIPPA, 920 Franklin Ave. Visitation Sun. 2-4 and 7-9 SHEFFIELD FUNERAL HOME. POINT BREEZE, service on Monday at 1 p.m. Interment Allegheny Cemetery.

G0SSIC On Tuesday. July 14, 1987 Walter (Red) age 7 of Brldoevllle; husband of the late Mary Kler Gosslc; father of Richard A. Gosslc, Waiter C. Gosslc and David J. Gosslc- brother of Mary Vial and Ben J.

Gosslc and the late Charles Gosslc; also eight grandchildren, three great-grandchildren. Friends will be personally received by the family on Thurs. and Frl. 7pm. to 9pm.

at the S. B. FRYER FUNERAL HOME, selected as a Golden Rule Funeral Home. 729 Washington Brldgevllle Interchange. lnterstate-79.

Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Agatha Church In Brldgevllle on Saturday at 10 a.m. The family suggests that contributions be made to St. Agatha School, Brldgevllle, PA 15017 GRAZIANI On July 15. 1987, Richard beloved husband of Helen Siott: father of Kenneth Grazlanf of NJ, Judith Cataneo of Brldgevllle; brother of Thomas Albert Grazlanl; also five grandchildren.

Friends received 2-4 7-9 p.m. at HAROLD E. CONNELL SON FUNERAL HOME, INC, 5120 W. Library Bethel Park. Funeral Liturgy St.

Valentine Church, Sat. Family requests donations to St. Valentine Church or Jesus Fellowship Church, P.O. Box 216, Bethel Park. vii ncu juit i-f, hoi.

living; beloved husband of dutts iare joan tCKier. Friends received Frl. 1-4 6-9 at JOSEPH M. SOMMA FUNERAL HOME, 1987: Sis son Twp. Mass of Christian Burial Holy Trinity Church Sat.

10am. Memorial donations suaaested to Moon Run VFD Uniform Fund, ova ijvi, r-yn. rg. izm DUFF On July 15, 1987, James Lester of Penn Hills; beloved husband of the late Grace M. (nee Morrow); father of Eleanor D.

McLane. Col. Thomas O. Duff U.S.A.F. (retired) and Catherine D.

DeLuca; brother of Eleanor Buzzard of Phoenix, AZ; also survived by 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend a Memorial Service In Hebron Presbyterian Church. 10460 Frankstown on Sat. at 9 o.m. Con-.

TTiourions greanuiiy acKnowi-edged to Hebron Church. DUNKI On Tuesday, July 14. 1987. Erich long time friend of George J. Helfrlch; survived by three cousins and an uncle in Switzerland; also members of his adoptive American family.

The George J. Helfrlch Family. Memorial services wilt be held at the BEINHAUER MORTUARY, a GOLDEN RULE FUNERAL HOME, JbjQ west Li Deny ve. ar. at 1) a.m.

Family suggests memorial contributions be made to The American Cancer Society. FLOOD James w. Flood, age 77. of North Versailles, on Julv if 1QR7 husband of Hope Johnson Flood; father of Rosemary E. Panucclo; stepfather of David L.

Meyers; one grandson: brother of Anna Schultj. visitation E. A. FORGIE FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Broadway, E. McKees.

Thurs. 7- Frl. made to Assoc 001 Death Notices non, on Thurs. 7-9 p.m., Frl. 2-4 7-9.

Mass of Christian Burial will be ottered at St. Winifred Church on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment Calvary Cemetery. KOWALSKI Ot Mt. Lebanon, on Julv 15.

1987; Elizabeth Grace (BoyleJ Kowalski; wife of the late Charles J. Kowalski; mother of Janet Hatch, Elizabeth Ann Bales-chak, Charles Russell, James Paul, John Thomas and Kevin Michael Kowalski; sister of Agnes Leon a Hutchinson; also survived by nine grandchildren. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S, 222 Washington Mt. Lebanon FRIDAY 1-4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered In St.

Bernard Church Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Family requests memorials to Sr. Bernard Angel Fund, KRUEGER On July IS, 197 RHa M. Lucot of Brookline; beloved wife of Lawrence F.

krueoer: mother nf Rem. at steel In Hazelwood. If suggests contributions Baldwin Paramedics Baldwin Library me laic naici muvn, lather of Mrs. Ronald (Harrl-ettfr Herberman of Pgh. and Mrs.

Harvey (Sheila) Herberman of Ef Paso, TX; brother of Bernard Muster of Queens, NY also three grandchildren. Friends will pearl, tsiner ana jonn i. Carpenter; son of Abraham and Jane Carpenter of Canton, OH; brother of Marcia Howard ot Plscataway, NJ; firandson of Marcia Thorn-on of North Canton OH. Friends received EDWARD ather at the BURTON L. aenwar or -cranberry, Julv 15, mother of De-bra Munsch, Mary and William Schwark- sister of Marv ray Sq.

Hill mwfleMd William and Mr. Thomas Lawson Davis, age 49 of Leesburg, FL, died Wednesday, July 15, 1987. Born In Indianapolis IN, moved to Leesburg, from Pittsburgh, In 1986. Retired district director of the IRS In the Pittsburgh of. flee.

Methodist and an army veteran. Survived by his wife Peggy J. of Leesburg; son Michael, of Chicago, IL. daughters Bethany Celvl of Bailey, CO and Samantha Gentile of Pittsburgh; his mother Mary w. Davis of Waldore, MD; sisters Penelope Young, of LaPiatta.

MD. and Mary Margaret Prlvotr of Danville, CA; four grandchildren. Memorial services will be held Saturday, July 18 In Leesburg. The family reauests that In lieu of flow to leave to attend a Graveside Service at the Beth Shalom Cemetery at 3 p.m. NAPOLITANO On Tues.

Julv 14. 1987 Mi P. KANAI FUNcKAL HUMb, 500 Greenfield Ave. Visitation with the family Frl. only 7 -9pm.

Funeral on Sat. In the Calvary Episcopal Church, Shady Ave at 11am. Family requests Memorial contributions be made to the Calvary Episcopal Church, Shady Ave. CARRINGT0N On July 15, 1987, Walter, of Brldgevllle, Penn Dot Inspector; husband of Nora Colussl; son-in-law of Rosa Colussl; brother of Wilson Carrlngton; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends will be personally received by the family on Frl.

from 2-4 and, 7-9 at the S. B. FRYER FUNERAL HOME, selected as ers donations be the American Heart DeBUTTS Jacob suddenly July 16, chael A. (Buff) of Penn Hills beloved husband of the late Irene; beloved father of Robert M. NapolHan, Irene LoPrestt and Beverly DeCe-sare; brother of Louise Col-llnger, Ann Thomas and Mri Pa.mvI' also survived ooeoei; aiso one Family wilt Frl.

2-4 and A. THOMA HOME, 10418 McCandless. In St. Ferdinand Sat. at 10 a.m.

15, 17. Elliabeth Stumpf Sweltrer; beloved wife of the late Harry Swerrier sister of Ruth M. Stumpf the late Grace E. Escher Florence M. I-megrover.

Funeral from' McCABE MOS, INC, FU- Ldette A. Krueger, Elaine M. iutiwt, nnary JO tuy, ana Lawrence J. krueger; also survived by five grandchildren; sister of Dorothy Helm of New Alexandria, PA A Robert Lucot. Friends welcome at BEINHAUER MORTUARY, a GOLDEN RULE FUNERAL HOME, 2630 West Liberty Ave.

1 tain Burial Monday at 10am in St. Francis cnurcn. ROSENCRANCE (Dill) On July 15, 17. Ruth ot Wilkinsburg. wife of by five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Friends received at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME. 11735 Frank-stown Rd. (at Rodl jjld.) on 1987 of.