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POLITICAL WATCH McDade named at-large GOP delegate "He's the dean of the congressional delegation. He has the right to it, in my opinion." Sen. Rick Santorum HOW THEY VOTED HARRISBURG Votes of area members of the state Legislature on key issues last week. HOUSE By a 134-67 vote, the House approved SB 752, which would amend the state constitution to allow prosecutors to request jury trials. It now goes back to the Senate.

Voting In favor of the bill: Jeff Habay, R-Shaler; Albert Pettit, R-Upper St. Clair; Jess Stairs, R-Mount Pleasant; Howard Fargo, R-Grove City; Sam Smith, R-Punxsutawney; Pat Carone, R-Lancaster Township; Greg Fajt, D-Mt. Lebanon; Ron Gamble, D-Oakdale; Edward Haluska, D-Patton; Ralph Kaiser, D-Brentwood; Susan Laughlin, D-Conway; Victor Lescovitz, D-Midway; David Mayer-nik, D-West View; Joseph Petrarca, D-Vandergrift; Thomas Petrone, D-Craf-ton Heights; Harry Readshaw, D-Beachview; James Shaner, D-Lemont Furnace; Terry Van Home, D-Arnold; John Wozniak, D-Johnstown; David Wright, D-Clarion. Voting against: Frank Gigliotti, D-Brookline; Frank Dermody, D-Oak-mont; Timothy Pesci, D-Freeport; Anthony Colaizzo, D-North Strabane; Anthony DeLuca, D-Penn Hills; David at the convention. In addition to McDade, Ridge and Anstine, other at-large delegates will be Republican National Committeewoman Elsie Hillman, Republican National Committeeman Herb Barness and Sens.

Arlen Specter and Santorum. Other Pennsylvania delegates will be U.S. Reps. Bud Shuster, Bob Walker and William Clinger. Hillman and Walker were named to the platform committee, which will have considerable say over whether the Republican Party keeps its anti-abortion plank.

Ridge said Lt. Gov. Mark Schweiker stepped aside as delegate to make room for McDade. "Mark had wanted to go, but he understood the congressional delegation historically has sent an at-large delegate," Ridge said. Schweiker will go as an alternate instead.

Sixty-six delegates, selected by congressional districts, were chosen by voters during the April 23 primary. By Anick Jesdanun The Associated Press HERSHEY, Pa. Rep. Joseph McDade was unanimously selected yesterday as an at-large delegate to the Republican National Convention in San Diego even though his trial on bribery and racketeering charges is not likely to finish by then. McDade, a 17-term Scranton Republican, was picked because of his status as the most senior Republican in the congressional delegation.

His trial in Philadelphia starts tomorrow and is expected to last three or four months. The convention begins Aug. 12. In the event McDade cannot attend, one of the alternate delegates will take his place. Sen.

Rick Santorum, said he didn't think the pending charges should effect McDade's ability to be a delegate. "He's the dean of the congressional delegation. He has the right to it, in my opinion," Santorum said. Six other at-large delegates were select- ed unanimously during the Republican State Committee meeting to round out the 73-member delegation. Gov.

Ridge was chosen the delegation's chairman, and Anne Anstine, the party's outgoing state chairwoman, was picked to serve as the delegation's vice chairwoman. Alan Novak was chosen the state's chairman but will be an alternate delegate HOW THEY VOTED WASHINGTON Votes of area members of Congress on key issues last week. SENATE The Senate on Thursday sank the balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution, defeating it on a 64-35 roll call that is certain to be cited often by the amendment's Republican champions as the November election draws near. Majority Leader Bob Dole had no expectation of winning the two-thirds majority required. "We will have the vote.

We will lose. But we'll make a statement that's the important thing," said Dole, the presumptive GOP presidential candidate. With Claiborne Pell, absent for the vote, Dole needed 66 votes to win. Voting to amend the Constitution to require a balanced-budget: Rick Santorum; Arlen Specter, Michael DeWine, R-Ohio. Voting against: John Glenn, D-Ohio; Robert Byrd, John Rockefeller, In another defeat for Dole, Democrats on Tuesday blocked consideration of a bill mandating the deployment of a national missile-defense system by 2003.

The near party-line vote of 53-46 was seven short of the 60 votes needed to break a Senate filibuster. Democrats opposed the bill because they said it would abrogate the 1 972 Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty and could undermine Russian ratification of the START II treaty. Both treaties require the dismantling of nuclear warheads. Republicans argued that Congress must sustain its fundamental constitutional responsibility to defend America and that if the ABM treaty cannot be amended, then the U.S. should withdraw from it.

Voting to end debate: DeWine, Santorum, Specter. Voting against: Glenn, Byrd, Rockefeller. HOUSE Following a bitterly partisan debate, the House on Thursday passed, 289-136, legislation that would make it easier for Wisconsin to implement its state-passed plan to overhaul its welfare system. The bill would bypass the usual 30-day review period and instead "deem granted" the more than 80 exemptions from federal mandates which Wisconsin has requested. Freshman Republican Mark W.

Neumann of Wisconsin said his state shouldn't be "bogged down in a bureaucratic process that does not work." Democrats maintained that Republicans had hastily arranged a vote to force the president to sign off on the Wisconsin plan without a thorough review. Voting to approve Wisconsin's welfare plan: James Traficant, D-Ohio; Bob Ney, R-Ohio; Mike Doyle, Frank Mascara, Bill Clinger, Phil English, Bud Shuster, R-Pa. Voting against: Bill Coyne, Ron Klink, John Murtha, Robert Wise, Not voting: Alan Mollohan, Congressman receives big bucks for legal defense Levdansky, D-thzabeth Township; Larry Roberts, D-Hopwood; Chris Sainato, D-New Castle; Don Walko, D-North Side; Joseph Markosek, D- Allegheny; William Lloyd, D-Somer-set. Richard Olasz, D-West Mifflin; Thomas Tangretti, D-Greensburg; Nick Colateila, u-Aiiquippa; Herman Mihalich, D-Monessen; Sara Steel-man, Trich, D-North Franklin; Fred Trello, D-Coraopolis; Peter Daley, D-California; Ron Cowell, D-Wilkins; Ivan Itkin, D-Point Breeze; Joseph Preston, D-East Liberty; Mike Veon, D-Beaver Falls; William De-Weese, D-Waynesburg; Frank Pistel-la, D-Bloomfield; Allen Kukovich, D-Manor; Tom Michlovic, D-North Braddock; Tom Yewcic, D-Cone-maugh; Frank LaGrotta, D-Ellwood City. Not voting: Elaine Farmer, term lawmaker would face a maximum fine of $1.25 million, up to 34 years in prison, and expulsion from the House.

Prosecutors accuse McDade of accepting about $100,000 in campaign contributions and gifts in exchange for helping defense contractors win more than $50 million worth of contracts. His May 1992 indictment said McDade, then the ranking Republican on the Appropriations defense subcommittee, arranged for college scholarships for his son, received free airplane rides and vacations, and accepted a jacket commemorating the Masters golf tournament. McDade, 64, has challenged the indictment for four years on grounds the charges violate constitutional separation of powers. After the Supreme Court refused to consider his appeal in March 1995, he launched another round using a different clause in the Constitution. McDade's chief defense attorney, Sal Cognetti, refused comment on the size of McDade's legal bill, other than to say more than half of the fees have been billed by other attorneys who worked on the case before the indictment was issued.

Formed in 1992, the congressman's legal defense fund raised $220,000 in each of the first two years. Contributions fell in 1994 to $70,000. Before last year, McDade also used $100,000 in campaign contributions to his re-election committee. Contributions last year ranged from $5 to $5,0.00 and came from 17 states and the District of Columbia. Those giving the high amount include Pocal Industries Inc.

and Gentex defense contractors in McDade's district, and Philip Morris Co. the cigarette maker. Jack Valenti, the president of the Motion Picture Association of America, gave McDade $500, the AFL-ClO gave $1,000, and Rep. Barbara Vucanovich, contributed $200. McDade also received $500 from the National Football League's political action committee and $300 from Carlucci and his wife, Marcia.

McDade received another $24,570 in legal and other services, including the costs of a fund-raiser for the defense fund. His trial in Philadelphia is expected to last three or four months. By Anick Jesdanun The Associated Press WASHINGTON Rep. Joseph McDade, who goes on trial tomorrow after four years of fighting bribery and racketeering charges, has raised at least $950,000 to pay his defense attorneys. The largest amount in a single year came in 1995, when McDade, raised $250,000 for a legal defense fund, according to records provided Thursday to The Associated Press.

Reports filed in February show he used another $100,000 last year from a separate campaign fund to pay legal bills. McDade's legal bills have continued to grow as he took the case through two rounds of appeals before jury selection even begins. Supporters helping to foot the bill last year include former Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci, the National Football League, organized labor and defense contractors. The indictment already has cost McDade chairmanship of the House Appropriations Committee. If convicted, the 17- By a 192-9 vote, the House approved HB 1 782, which would amend certified public accountant statutes and require peer review of licensed CPA firms to ensure they maintain state mandated standards.

All area lawmakers voted in favor, except for Farmer, who did not vote. ITOI CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING the late Herbert A. Schubert; mother of Elizabeth Myers, Anthony, Herbert, William and the late Richard Harry Schubert; also survived by 14 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Friends will be received on Sun. 12-9 PM at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt.

Royal Glenshaw, where service will be Mon. at 11 AM. PETER SEWCHOK On June 7, 1996, Pete, of Library, PA, loving husband of Katherine Secka; beloved father of Stella, Peter and Michael father-in-law of Richard, Lorie; also three grandchildren, Peter W. Sewchok, Lucas and Katie Daley; survived by one brother, Charles. Friends will be received on Sun.

from 2-4 7-9 PM at the EUGENE C. OCEPEK FUNERAL HOME, 6364 Library Library, Pa. Funeral Mass Mon. at 10 AM St. Joan of Arc Church.

JOSEPH j. STANCL 77, of Perryopolis, RD2, died Monday, June 2, 199j6 in the Uniontown Hospital. He was born on February 17, 1919 in McKees Rocks; son of the late Michael Mary Stangl of Fair Oaks St. Mr. Stangl moved to Perryopolis after his retirement from the Railroad in 1979.

He was veteran of WWII serving in the United States Army; survivors include his loving wife, of 23 years, Geraldine (Kerr) Stangl; two sons, Joseph Stangl of Robinson James Stangl of Verona; two daughters, Lorraine Boehme of Carnegie and MaryAnn Paullet. He had two stepdaughters, Mrs. Shirley In-man and Donna Stile, both of Perryopolis and two stepsons, Kenneth Stile of Perryopolis and David Stile of McKees Rocks; 23 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; also brothers Michael Stangl of McKees Rocks, William Stangl of Robert Stangl of Gibsonia; sisters, Pauline Stangl of McKees Rocks and Marie Weinhofer of West Newton; also many nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he. was preceded in death by his first wife, Ellen Blumling Stangl; sisters, Theresa Scherer and Cecile Stangl and stepson, Robert Stile.

Funeral arrangments were made by the HOWARD W. McCORRY FUNERAL HOME in Fayette City, where service was conducted by the Rev. Paul M. Ragle of the First Christian Church of Perryopolis. Mr.

Stangl was laid to rest in the Monongahela Cemetery, on Tuesday, June 6, 1996. JANET L. (DAYTON) SHANABERGER 63, of West Mifflin, on June 6, 1996, former employee of Mellon Bank, retiring in 1988; beloved wife of Roger beloved mother of Patricia Ellen Bogen, Cathy Jones, Robert Jeffrey and the late Linda Sue Shan-aberger; sister of Edith Massney, Eleanor Mahaffey, Rod, Gene, Allen and James Dayton; also survived by 10 grandchildren. Visitation will be from 2-4 7-9 Saturday and Sunday at the JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 301 Curry Hollow Pleasant Hills, where service will be held 11:30 a.m. on Monday.

Interment Jefferson Memorial Park. AMBROSE S. STAMPO Formerly of Penn Hills, on Friday, June 7, 1996. Beloved husband of Liguori (Toots) the late Catherine. Father of Helen Holman, June Doyle, Ambrose A.

the late Charlotte Harold Stampo. Stepfather of William, Craig Keith Bodenlos Charlotte LaCava. Brother of Helen Shutt, Mary Zic-cardi Virginia Barone. Also survived by many grandchildren, great-grandchildren received at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frank-stown Rd.

(at Rodi Penn Hills, where service will be held Monday, 1:00 p.m. Visitation Sunday, 1-4 6-9 p.m. JON JAY SUNNER 41 of State College, PA; formerly of Pgh, in Salisbury, NC on June 5, 1996; he was a director of renovations of Shaner Hotel Group, State College, PA; husband of Nancy Mawhinney; father of Stephanie, Jonathan and William; brother of Robert Sandra and the late William; son of Virginia Sunner Buck-' lew and the late John A. Sunner. Visitation will be 2-4 7-9 Sat.

Sun at JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 301 Curry Hollow Pleasant Hills, where Services will be 1 0 am Mon. Entombement Jefferson Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Sunner Children Educational Fund, 3001 Sheffield State College, PA 16801. SAM (TEAR) TORCHIA On June 7, 1996, Sam (Tear), of Moon beloved husband of Kath-ryne; brother of Sally DeVita, Lucy Franconeri, Patrick, Angela Luvara and the late Joseph, Frank, Anthony Tor-chia and Carmela Sarkis; HOME, 1205 West Homestead. Funeral Tues, 11AM, Macedonia Baptist Church, Duquesne.

Interment McK-Versailles Cem. ARNOLD WEINBERG On Friday, June 7, 1996, beloved husband of the late Helen Snyder Weinberg; beloved father of Linda W. and Richard L. Rosenzweig, Lee S. and Judith W.

Weinberg, all of brother of Emily W. McLear of Pompano Beach, FL and the late Mildred W. Kreimer and Lillian W. Bernbach; grandfather of Amy C. Rosenzweig and Kenneth M.

Comess, Jane A. Rosenzweig, Daniel W. Weinberg and Jennifer Weinberg. Services at the Josiah and Carrie Cohen Chapel, Rodef Shalom Temple, Fifth and Morewood on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Visitation in temple library one hour prior to service p.m.).

Contributions may be made to charity of choice. Arrangements by RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, Shadyside. 621-8282. JENNIFER L. WILKES Of Bethel Park, on June 7, 1996, mother of Damen C.

Holden; beloved daughter of Deborah R. Dodds of Bethel Park and the late Charles L. Wilkes of Mt. Washington; stepdaughter of Eric Dodds; sister of Charles W. Wilkes, half-sister of Edward C.

Lowen, Jr. and step-sister of Darrell W. Dodds. Visitation will be Mon. and Tues.

2-4 7-9 PM at HENNEY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Henney Funeral Services 5570 Library Rte. 88, BETHEL PARK. Mass of Christian Burial will be held Wed. 1 1 AM at St. Anne's Church, Castle Shannon.

ANNA MARIE WUENSTEL Age 71, on Sat, June 8, 1996; beloved daughter of the late Louis O. and Mary Anna (Wolf) Wuenstel; sister of St. Lois Ann, C.D.P., Thel-ma Pappaterri, Catherine Thomas, Charles, William, Marian and the late Mildred A. and Louis H. Wuenstel.

Also survived by nieces and nephews; great nieces and nephews. Friends received' 2-9 PM MONDAY ONLY at ANTHONY G. STAAB FUNERAL HOME, 900 Char-tiers W.E., Pgh. Mass of Christian Burial in Guardian Angels Parish, St. Martin Church, Tuesday 10 AM.

FLOWERS GREATFULLY DECLINED. Memorials suggested to Sisters of Divine Providence (Retirement Fund), 9000 Babcock Allison Park, PA 15101. CLARA (SMEATON) YOUNG On Thursday, June 6, 1996, age 86, of West View; wife of the late Edward; mother of James M. Young; grandmother of Brian, Ro-byn and Scott Young. Family will receive freinds SUNDAY 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME, 388 Center Ave.

(off Horseshoe Bend) West View. Service Trinity Cathedral, on Mon at 10 AM. Mrs. Young is a former member of the Highland Country Club. Family suggest memorials to American Heart Assoc.

or Trinity Cathedral, 6th 15222 GERTRUDE E. (SZCZEPANIAK) ZIDEL On Friday, June 7, 1996 at her residence in Latrobe, PA, Gertrude E. (Szczepaniak) Zidel, age 74, born in Pgh, PA on January 15, 1922. Daughter of the late Frank Bridget Peplinski Szczepaniak. Mrs.

Zidel was a member of St. John the Evangelist Church, Latrobe, St. John Rosary Alter Christian Mothers and St. John Seniors. She was owner of Mission Road Greenhouse and member of the Polish National Alliance.

Wife of the late Stanley T. Zidel; mother of Mrs. Michael (Patricia) De-lozier, Latrobe, Mrs. Philip (Janice) Heinnickel, Greens-burg, Mrs. Andrew (Michelle) Gruss, Pittsburgh; sister of Mitchell Sepaniak, Rochester, NY, Walter Szczepaniak, Pittsburgh, Mrs.

Raymond (Frances) Murrman, Pittsburgh, Mrs. Chester (Veronica) Shaffer, Valencia, PA; eight grandchildren and one great-grandson; also survived by a number of nieces nephews. Visitations 7-9 PM Saturday 3-5 and 7-9 PM Sunday in the JOHN J. LOPATICH FUNERAL HOME, 601 Weldon Latrobe. Funeral Mass Monday 10:00 AM, St.

John The Evangelist Church, The Rev. Thomas Lukac as celebrant. Interment Unity Cemetery, Unity Township. FRANCES (CAPANZZI) ZIMECKI On Saturday, June 8, 1996, beloved wife of Frank Zimecki; mother of Ginny Vitai, Netty and Paul Zimecki; sister of Rose Obid-zinski, Theresa Sommers, Dan Capanzzi and the late Anthony Capanzzi and Irene Macher; also three grandchildren. NO VISITATIONS.

Funeral Mon 9 AM. Mass of Christian Burial St. Peter Chapel, Prince of Peace Parish, 1 0 AM. Arrangements by HARRY A. OLECHOWICZ FUNERAL HOME.

also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received SUN. ONLY 2-4 7-9 PM at BRUSCO-NAPIER FUNERAL HOME, Broadway at Shiras Beechview. Blessing Service at the Funeral Home Mon. 10 AM.

Entombment at the Queen of Heaven Maus. LAWRENCE R. TOMER Age 66, of Murrysville, died Friday, June 7, 1996. He was born November 13, 1929, son of the late Rusell Telford and Margaret Ann Moorhead Tomer. He gra-duted from Franklin Twp.

H. class of 1947 and the Univ of Pgh, BS Civil Eng class of 1952. He served as a Commissioned Officer in the Civil Eng. Corps of the 5 Navy from 1953 to 1956. He worked for the Aluminum Co.

of America as a construction engineer from 1956 until retirement in 1993 in numerous overseas and domestic assignments. He was a member of the Poke Run Presbyterian Church, Forbes Trail Lodge 783 F. 6 A. Export, and the Italian American Club, Export. He was married to Barbara Holzshu Tomer with whom he had four children; 'Carolyn Mehl, Jeffrey, William and Ann Tomer.

As a devoted father and grandfather, he cherished and nurtured the love of his children's spouses. Jack (Carie), Beth (Bill) and Keith (Ann) and adored his grandchildren, Timothy and Bradley. He is the brother of Delmar, Eileen England, Glenn, Barbara Williams, Alice Ainsworth, Thomas and the late Donald Tomer. His last years were shared with Calla Sabol, a dear companion to him. Their quiet yet brilliant love provided him with peace.

Visitation Sun. 2-4 7-9 PM at the JOHN T. HART FUNERAL HOME, Murrysville. A funeral service will be held Monday at 10AM in the Poke Run Presbyterian Church. If desired, memorials may be made to Donovan Sarvis Neurological Research Gift Fund, co Dr.

Robert Selker, 4800 Friendship Suite 1614, PA 15224. DANIEL TROVATO Of Forest Hills, on June 8, 1996; father of Ro-seann, Daniel, Joseph, Michelle and John; brother of Joseph, Mary Sapienza and Fran DeCario; seven grandchildren. Friends received at the ROBERT P. KARISH FUNERAL HOME, Brinton 4th Braddock Hills, MONDAY 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Mass of Christian of Burial in St.

Maurice Church on Tuesday at 10 AM. VIVIAN TAYLOR-ALLEN On Wednesday, June 5, 1996, Vivian Taylor Allen Floyd, of Potomac, Maryland, formerly of East Cleveland, OH; beloved mother of Philip Allen, PA; Gladys Terry, Farmington Hills, Ml and David Allen, Silver Spring, MD; devoted sister to Mamie Moore, PA; Lucille Wooden, East Cleveland, OH and Robert Taylor, Cleveland, OH. She is also survived by a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews; cousins and friends. The family will receive friends at the CUMMINGS DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, 13201 Euclid East Cleveland, OH 44112 on Thursday, June 13 at 10:00 a.m. Memorial Service and Interment immediately following.

EDWARD TILLMAN On Thurs. June 6, 1996 beloved husband of Sylvia (Feldman) Tillman; father of Dr. Wayne Tillman of Maple-wood NJ, Cindy Doyle of Sylvania OH, Donna Fogel of San Francisco CA; brother of Sydney Tillman, Goldie Blatt both of Del Ray Beach FL; grandfather of David and Laura Tillman, Rachel, Sta-cie and Jason Elana Fogel; also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Services at RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Sha-dyside; Mon. at 1 p.m.

Visitation one hour prior (12-1). Interment B'Nai Israel Cemetery. Contributions may be made to charity of choice. ANNA (SHUPINKA) VITAK Of West Mifflin, June 5, 1996; beloved wife of the late Anthony; mother of Joseph Vitak of CO, Martha Gombos of Jefferson Boro and Rose Karpach, of West Mifflin; sister of Mary Hall, Joseph Shupinka and the late John, Nicholas, Michael, and George Shupinka; also 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Friends recieved SAVOLSKIS-WA-SIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Munhall, Sat.

Sun. 2-4 7-9. Funeral liturgy Mon. 9:30 a.m. St.

Nicholas Church. NATHANIEL LEROY ATKINS Age 57, of Homewood, on June 6, 1996; beloved husband of Brenda Watkins; father of LaRae and Tonya Dowdy, both of brother of Mary Cole, Helena Griffin, Darlene Millender, Regina Watkins, James William Edward Carl and Stephen Watkins. Also two grandchildren. Friends received Monday 2-4 7-9 PM, TUNIE FUNERAL Cont. from page E-6 FLORA (SHIVERS) REDDISH On June 8, 1996, beloved mother of Faye R.

Jones, Mildred Bradshaw, Gayle Reddish and the late James R. Reddish, sister of Viola Amaker; also 17 grandchildren; 32 greatgrandchildren; 18 great-great-grandchildren; also a dear friend, Mrs. Edna Washington. Mrs. Reddish began her employment at Forbes Field; retiring from Three Rivers Stadium with over 50 years of service, in 1990.

Visitation Sun. 6-9 PM and Mon. 2-4 at the THE NEW SAMUEL E. COSTON FUNERAL HOME, 427 Lincoln Ave. and Mon.

7-9 PM at The Good Hope Baptist Church, where funeral services will be Tues. 11 AM. JEANETTE RICE Age 61, of West Mifflin, on June 6, 1996; beloved wife of Virgil Rice; mother of Dar-cel Parnell of MD and Virgil Rice Jr of N. Braddock; six grandchildren and 17 brothers and sisters. Friends received Sunday 1-4 7-9 PM at the TUNIE FUNERAL HOME, 1205 West Homestead.

Visitation will continue Monday 2-4 7-9 at the Park Place A. M. E. Church where Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday at 2 PM. Interment Homestead Cemetery.

JULIAN E. STECKI On June 6, 1996, of Braddock. Retired from Bethlehem Steel in 1972. Former parishoner, usher, Holyname member, and Financial Committee President of Sacred Heart Church, a former Chairman of the Braddock Water Authority. A member, Stewart and President of the Polish Club of Braddock, a member of PRCUA and a Secretary of St.

Joseph's Society. Julian was the beloved husband of 60 years of Mary R. Mandela Stecki; father of Celestine Grskovich of N. Huntingdon, Geraldine Sable of Georgia and Natalie Stecki of Braddock; brother of the late Stephen and Martin Stecki; grandfather of Julie and Sean Grskovich and Chris, Timothy and Michael Sable. Friends received at the RONALD V.

LUCAS FUNERAL HOME, 445 4th St, Braddock, noon-9 Sat. Sun. Mass of Christian Burial Mon. Holy Cross Parish, St. William Church 9:30 a.m.

ELIZABETH SCHUBERT Age on June 7, 1996, of Indiana formerly of Glenshaw, wife of.