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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Saturday, March 4, 1989 OBITUARIES Capt. Charles Gillespie, flier and ex-POW SAN DIEGO (AP) Retired Navy Capt. Charles Gillespie 60, who was shot down over Vietnam years in the "Hanoi Hitorpen POW prison, was killed Tuesday in a civilian plane crash. At the time of the accident, Mr. Gillespie, 60, was flying a turboprop plane for Flight International a defense contractor.

He was participating in war games involving Navy air traffic control students who were tracking planes from ships. was doing what he loved," his wife, Helen, said from the couple's home in San Marcos, 35 miles north of San Diego. "I used to tease him about always having to flag him out of a plane, get him to land, just so I could see him. He was always Wreckage and the pilot's remains were found just before dusk Tuesday, seven hours after the plane had plunged into the ocean, 80 miles northwest of San Diego. "We really know very little.

It went into a dive and just never came out," Gordon James, a Flight International executive vice president, said from company headquarters in Newport News, Va. A native of Meridian, Mr. Gillespie won his wings a year after graduating from the Naval Academy in 1951. He was assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea when his F-4 Phantom jet was shot down over North Vietnam Oct. 24, 1967.

He bailed out and was captured. Mr. Gillespie was released from the North Vietnamese prison March 17, 1973. In later years, he sometimes addressed church and civic groups about the harsh prison existence and about how his religious faith sustained him. During his military career, he won the Silver Star, the Legion of Merit and two Purple Hearts.

William H. Ginder William H. Ginder, 78, a retired advertising sales manager with McGraw-Hill Publishing died of lung failure Thursday in St. Clair Hospital, Mt. Lebanon.

Mr. Ginder, of Mt. Lebanon, worked as advertising sales manager, for Coal Age, a McGraw-Hill publication, for 28 years until his Car injures mother and daughter, 4 A 4-year-old Carrick girl was injured critically and her mother hurt seriously yesterday when they were struck by a car while crossing Overbrook Boulevard in Overbrook. The accident at Overbrook and Westmont Avenue occurred as the girl, Misty Seemiller, was walking with her mother, Peggy Seemiller, who was carrying another daughter, Laina, 2, police reported. Misty was listed in critical but retirement in 1975.

He taught at Central Catholic High School for two years after graduating cum laude from the University of Notre Dame in 1931. He joined Carnegie Steel Co. in 1933 and spent 14 years in that company's metallurgical and market development division. In 1947, he became market research manager for Coal Age at McGraw-Hill's offices in New York. He returned to Pittsburgh in 1955 as advertising sales manager.

Mr. Ginder was a member of the Pittsburgh Coal Mining Institute and a former president of the Notre Dame Club of Pittsburgh. He is survived by his wife, Ruth Eaton Ginder; two sons, William of Houston and David of Hudson, two daughters, Anne Pukylo of Pittsburgh and Patricia Brandt of Atlanta; and 12 grandchildren. Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday at Laughlin's, 222 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon. A Mass will be said at 11 a.m. Monday in St. Anne Church, 400 Hoodridge Drive, Castle Shannon.

Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery, Hazelwood. Herbert Meyers Herbert, Meyers, 64, vice presiFisheries in the Strip District, died of cancer Thursday in Shadyside Hospital. Mr. Meyers, of Clemson Drive, Mt. Lebanon, had been associated with Nordic for 40 years.

He was a graduate of Peabody High School, a World War II Army veteran and a member of the Zionist Organization of America, of B'nai and of Temple Emanuel of the South Hills, in Mt. Lebanon. Surviving are his wife, Frances Reiner Meyers; two daughters, Marcy Klimo and Carol Christy, both of Mt. Lebanon, and a grandson. Friends will be received from 10 to 11 a.m.

Sunday at Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Centre Shadyside, where services will be at 11 a.m. Burial will be at Beth Shalom Cemetery, Shaler. August Pusateri August Pusateri, 84, a retired grocer, died of a heart attack Wednesday in Allegheny General Hospital. Mr. Pusateri of Western Avenue, North Side, owned Pusateri Market, also on Western Avenue, from 1920 until it closed in 1985.

He was a member of St. Peter stable condition in the intensive care unit of Children's Hospital, a spokeswoman said. Laina was evaluated at Children's and released, the hospital said. Peggy Seemiller was listed in serious condition in Presbyterian-University Hospital with a leg injury, a hospital spokesman said. The driver, Leech A.

Willis of Fairland Street, Carrick, told police he did not see the pedestrians because he was blinded by the sun as he drove up a hilly section of Overbrook Boulevard. The woman is a sister-in-law of Danny Seemiller, the five-time U.S. singles champion table tennis player from Carrick. Probation, community work for contractor A West End contractor, who pleaded guilty Dec. 22 to charges of bid rigging on demolition contracts awarded by the city of Pittsburgh, was sentenced yesterday to use his trade skills to help others.

U.S. District Judge Donald E. Ziegler sentenced Raymond N. Crowe, 67, of Herschel Street to two years' probation, with the condition that during the first year he help three organizations that aid the unfortunate. "I have in mind certain missions minor construction eling," Ziegler said "Do you think you "I'll give it a The judge gave the addresses and bers of Bethlehem of Life Rescue Jubilee Kitchen.

that you can help in the city with work or remodto the defendant. can handle that?" shot," Crowe replied. Crowe a list with telephone numHaven, the Light Mission and the 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 ALLEN On Thursday, Mar. 2, 1989, Anne N. of Avalon, formerly of Ben Avon, wife of the late Herbert 6.

Allen; mother of Mrs Suzanne McNally of Cleveland, OH, and William N. Allen of Arlington, VA; grandmother of David and Christopher McNally. Private services and interment. Arrangements by the FUNERAL HOME, AVALON. Family suggests contributions to Woods Run Branch of Carnegie Library, 1201 Woods Run, Pittsburgh, PA 15212.

AMON Thursday, March 2, 1989, Joseph W. 87 of Avalon and Pompano Beach, FL; husband of the late Mildred Wilbur Johnson E. Amon; Johnson stepfather Jr. of Erie. Friends received Fri.

7-9, Sat. from 10 a.m. until time of Services at 11 a.m. MCDONALD-LINN FUNERAL HOME, AVALON, 529 California Interment at the convenience of the family. Memorial contributions are suggested to the Suburban General Hospital, Bellevue.

BARBARA On Friday, March 3, 1989, Peter Castle Shannon, husband of Mary Beres; father of Norma Jean Holzhauser, Peter J. Richard; brother of James LaBarbara, Josephine DeAngelis, Joseph Samuel Barbara; nine grandchildren. Friends received Sun. Mon. 2-4 7.9 at HAROLD E.

CONNELL SON FUNERAL HOME, 5120 W. LIbrary Ave, Bethel Park. neral liturgy In St. Anne Church on Tuesday at a.m. Mr.

Barbara was a retired owner of Forbes Field Garage, Oakland. Suggest contributions be made to St. Anne's Church. BEATTY Helen L. of Monroeville, suddenly on March 3, 1989; beloved wife of Bruce A.

Beatty; mother of Ralph B. Beatty of Monroevile; sister of Richard Lawson and Elizabeth Thomas. Friends may call at GENE Van HORN'S MONROEVILLE, GOLDEN RULE HOME, Beatty Rd. at Rte. 48 North (from Pgh.

take Parkway East Exit 16B Plum 4th Intersection), where Services will be held on Mon. 10:30 a.m. Visitation Sat. 7-9 Sun. 12-2 7-9 BOYLE (Degnan) On Friday, wife March 3, 1989, June of the late James E.

Mother of James Walter F. and Elizabeth B. Brooke. Sister of Church on the North Side and served as an usher there. Surviving are his wife, Constance; a son, Anthony A.

of McCandless; a daughter, Connie M. Petrovic of Cherry Point, N.C.; and four grandchildren. A Mass will be said at 11 a.m. today in St. Peter Church, 720 Arch North Side.

Interment will be in North Side Catholic Cemetery, Ross. Wilda Moul Wilda Moul, 72, former Democratic Party chairman in Emsworth, died of heart failure Thursday in Allegheny General Hospital. Mrs. Moul, of Emsworth, was heavily involved in Democratic politics and served as party chairman in that town from 1958 to 1966. She held secretarial posts for the city of Pittsburgh Law Department and for the Catholic Youth Council in the 1930s and for the state auditor general's office in 1972.

She was a charter member of the 'Emsworth Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary and the Sacred Heart Church Ladies Auxiliary in Emsworth, and a member of the Democratic Women's Guild of Emsworth. Surviving are her husband, William G. Moul a son, William G. Jr. of Bradford Woods; a daughter, Ruth Ann Mascari of Allison Park; five grandchildren; two sisters, Annabelle Miller of Lawrenceville and Ruth Traeger of Library; and a brother, Harry Miller of Morningside.

Arrangements are being handled by Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home, 460 Lincoln Bellevue. Virgil Colosimo Virgil Colosimo, 69, a South Side barber for 39 years, died of heart failure Thursday in South Side Hospital. Mr. Colosimo, who lived on the South Side, was a World War II Army veteran, serving with the field artillery from 1941 to 1945, and a member of the Disabled American Veterans.

Surviving are his wife, Dolores; two daughters, Marian of Erie and Janice of the South Side; a son, Robert of the South Side; and a brother, Victor of Ingram. Arrangements are being handled by John J. Gmiter Funeral Home, 119 S. 15th South Side. Compiled by Carmen J.

Lee New deputy fire marshal named Nat Mastro, an Oakmont firefighter, has been formally appointed deputy fire marshal by the Allegheny County commissioners. Mastro, president and owner of Mastro Mechanical Systems replaces Edward Babyak, who was suspended in November because of a controversy surrounding the collapse of an Ashland Oil Inc. storage tank. Mastro is a hazardous-materials specialist and a member of the county and the Western Pennsylvania firefighters associations. Two other appointments also were made by the commissioners Thursday.

Charles Cooper, an aide to Commissioner Pete Flaherty, was named to the Housing Development Corp. of Allegheny County, and attorney Joseph A. Katarincic was appointed to a seat on the Port Authority Transit Board. Katarincic, an appointee of Commissioner Lawrence W. Dunn, replaces Anne Lang, an aide to ex-Commissioner Barbara Hafer.

Katarincic gained national fame as the chief legal strategist for Koppers Co. Inc. in its effort to avoid a takeover by Beazer PLC. Death Notices March 1, 1989 at Beach, FL, Hyman beloved brother of Eisner Mike both of Ralph of Miami late Philip, Morris, Julius, Barney and ReDrosnes; also nieces nephews. are to meet at the SCHUGAR CHAPEL, Centre Shadyside 12 noon then to the B'nai Israel p.m.

Graveside Contributions may to Riverview CenJewish Seniors. Mar. 3, 1989, Freda Lott Dyer of Allison beloved wife of the Benjamin F. Dyer of Dr. Benjamin F.

daughter of Freda of Rose Rech, William Robert Wayne T. Lott; grandmother of S. Dyer. Friends 2-4 7-9 pm at SIMONS FUNERAL INC. 7720 Perry where services will be Monday at 10 am 2, 1989, Lucy Bilwife of the late Farinella; mother of and Anthony FarinSharlene R.

Rosister of and Frank Billanfi; grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. "Friends at BAGNATO FUHOME, Chartiers Carnegie, 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Mass 'in Holy Souls Mon. 9 a.m. Family contributions to Carnegie Free LiCarnegie, PA FRATANGELO March 2, widow of Francis Framother of Donna Mary Frances Yvonne R.

Weiss, Francis C. Jr. James W. and Fratangelo; 18 grandone great-granddaughter of Joseph late Rose DiBlasio; Russell DiBlasio. received at JOHN O'CONNOR SON FU.

HOME, INC. 5106 Hazelwood, Mass of Christian St. Stephen Church, at 10 a.m. 7-9 p.m. 2, 1989, of Green Helen Saccone; the late Allan The Accu-Weather for 6 P.M., Saturday, March 4 40 30 20 10 10 COLD 30 30.

.30 CHILLY BITTER 40 50 RAIN ICE -50 SNOW CLEAR T-STORMS 60 WARM FRONTS: 60' Cold Warm Stationary 1989 Accu-Weather, Inc. WEATHER the 30s and high Partly cloudy each day. Lows 15 to 25 with highs in the 30s. forecast 24-hour report National Oceanic and AtmoYesterday Today spheric Administration's Sky Sky. cond.

cond. Weather Radio broadcasts lat-02 Clear 14 Clear est weather information or 54 Cloudy 70 Cloudy warnings 24 hours a day on 36 Cloudy 42 -88898 Rain VHF band at 162.55 MHz. 38 Rain 46 26 Cloudy 37 Rain District 29 Cloudy 45 34 Rain Today's Sky 52 Rain 73 58 Cloudy forecast: cond. 34 Rain 40 30 Rain 52 40 Shwrs 47 Cloudy 60 46 Rain Bradford. 45 38 Shwrs 40 Cloudy 57 40 Rain 47 39 Shwrs 45 Cloudy 49 28 Cloudy Erie 50 36 Shwrs 11 Snow 25 09 Snow Harrisburg 48 42 Shwrs 34 Snow 47 35 Rain 55 40 Shwrs 70 Cloudy 82 70 Cloudy Youngstown 44 39 Shwrs 61 Cloudy 73 49 Cloudy Morgantown 46 Cloudy 54 39 Rain 58 Rain 83 61 Cloudy Foreign Yesterday 38 Clear 63 39 Clear Beijing 41 32 Cidy 48 Cloudy 70 50 Clear Berlin.

45 37 Cidy 69 Rain 83 69 Cloudy Buenos Aires 86 71 Rain 29 Rain 32 24 Snow 79 52 Clear 10 Snow 21 08 Cloudy Geneva 50 39 Rain 65 Cloudy 77 60 Cloudy London 54 39 Cidy 35 Cloudy 44 40 Rain Madrid 61 41 Clear 43 Rain 53 49 Cloudy Mexico City 79 46 Clear 65 Rain 85 64 Cloudy Montreal 18 10 Snow 35 Cloudy 49 39 Rain Moscow 42 Clear 66 44 Clear Paris 50 43 Cidy 44 Cloudy 50 30 Rain 63 41 Cidy 50 Cloudy 67 50 Clear San Juan 84 69 Rain 45 Clear 66 51 Cloudy Sydney 81 67 Rain 28 Clear 42 35 Cloudy Tokyo 54 39 Cidy 65 Rain 85 65 Cloudy Toronto 19 08 Snow 39 Rain 48 48 Rain 37 27 Clear 4 highest temp. was 74 in 1976; lowest temp. was 1 in 1943. Pittsburgh skies 1 p.m... 53 Sunset Fri.

6:15 p.m. 2 p.m. 56 Sunrise 6:50 a.m. 3 p.m.. 56 Pollution index 4 p.m.

57 Downtown 5 p.m. 53 Good. 6 p.m. 50 Avalon Brackenridge Good. Good.

7 p.m. 47 8 Hazelwood Good. p.m.. 9 p.m. Liberty Borough Good.

10 North Braddock Good. p.m... Oakland Moderate. 11 p.m. South Fayette Good.

The Allegheny County Department of this date: Health's 24-hour pollution complaint num'86 '85 '84 '83 ber is 578-8111. 49 29 67 30 13 28 River report 39 21 44 Rivers in the Pittsburgh district were 0 .01 0 generally falling and will continue falling in the next 24 hours. yesterday: River stages were reported as follows: Wind Weather Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 3.8 FrankE 14 Clear lin, Pa. 4.7 Parker, Pa.

4.2 F. Mononga59 hela River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pa. 10.9 F. 25 Cheat River: Parsons, W.Va. 3.7 F.

West 42 Fork River: Clarksburg, W.Va. 5.1 F. 0 Youghiogheny River: Sutersville, Pa. 5.9 F. 34 Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa.

4.3 F. Ohio 8 River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16.5 Dashields 22 Dam 15.2 Montgomery Dam, Pa. 12.7 260 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.Va. 14.7 F.

Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling, W.Va. M. .41 Falling; Missing; Pool; 5.41 Rising; Stationary; Unknown. 5.67 TODAY Cloudy and mild with a 30 percent chance of rain. High 55-60.

Tonight, rain with low in the low to mid-40s. TOMORROW Chance of rain showers. Low in Travelers' Nation Anchorage 13 Atlanta 63 Atlantic City 40 Baltimore 41 Boston 34 Buffalo 34 64 Chicago 36 Cincinnati 53 Cleveland 41 Dallas 78 Denver 27 Detroit 36 Honolulu 82 Houston 79 Indianapolis 51 Jacksonville 76 Las Vegas 56 Los Angeles 62 Miami Beach 84 Milwaukee 32 Minneapolis 19 New Orleans 76 New York 42 Norfolk 47 Orlando 81 Philadelphia 42 Phoenix 63 St. Louis 56 San Diego 60 San Francisco 58 Seattle 38 Tampa 79 Washington 42 Almanac Since 1874, March Airport temperatures 1 a.m. 30 2 a.m.

28 3 a.m. 27 4 a.m. 27 5 a.m. 26 6 a.m. 26 7 a.m.

25 8 a.m. 28 9 a.m. 34 10 a.m. 40 11 a.m. 46 Noon 50 Temp.

and precip. '88 '87 High 41 44 31 32 Mean 36 38 .34 .08 Airport at 7 p.m. Press. 29.99 47 69 Yesterday's high. Yesterday's low Yesterday's Yesterday's precip.

Normal Excess Defict Excess Total Normal Total Normal in the 50s. MONDAY Partly cloudy. Low 25 to 32 with high 35 to 45. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Fourth relative arrested on drug charges By Michael A. Fuoco Post-Gazette Staff Writer A fourth member of a Larimer family has been arrested by city narcotics detectives on drug charges.

Darrell Poindexter was arrested at his home at 6209 Carver St. Thursday and charged with possession and possession to deliver cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia and conspiracy in connection with a police search at the home on Feb. 22. Poindexter, whose age was not available, faces a preliminary hearing Wednesday. PREVIOUS DEATHS Allen, Anne N.

Amon, Joseph W. Jr. Cort, Evelyn Beal Dernovsek, William Sr. DiDomenico, Peter 001 Death Notices Saccone. Family will receive friends Sat.

noon to p.m. at HARVEY L. CORBA FUNERAL HOME, 997 Greentree Green Tree, where Services will be at 1 p.m. GIBSON Lorraine Jackson, 45 of 424 Allegheny Plum, on Friday, March 3, 1989; beloved wife of Gary Gibson; mother of William F. Gibson and Patricia Ellen Gibson; sister of Judith Ann Jackson and Sherrie Jeanne Jackson.

Friends may call Sat. 7-9, Sunday 12-3 7-9 p.m. in ROSS G. WALKER FUNERAL HOME, 217 Freeport New Kensing: ton. A Funeral Service will be held 10 a.m.

Monday in the Unity United Presbyterian Church, 115 Unity Center Unity. Donations Cancer appreciafed to American Society, 1300 15065. Carlisle Natrona Hats. HEIM Sr. M.

Cyril O.S.F., on Mar. 2, 1989: beloved sister of Anthony and the late Elizabeth, Clara, Bertha, Oscar, Joseph, Emil Louise, Hilda, and August Heim; stepsister of the late Victor and George Drescher. Sat. at Visitation the 2-9 MT. ALVERNIA MOTHERHOUSE CHAPEL, 146 Hawthorne Millvale, followed by Mass of tian Burial at 5 p.m.

Interment Mt. Alvernia Cemetery. Arrangements by SUFAK ALESSANDRO NERAL HOME, INC. JONES Jennifer, devoted suddenly on mother March of 1989, Jasmin; beloved daughter of Mrs. Robert (Fannie) Jones; sister of Dannie Holyfield, Doshie Williams, Johnnie, Arthur, Calvin, Jones; Robert, fiancee Henry Lewis Eddie Skinner other relatives.

Funeral Sat. a p.m. Rising Star Baptist IN BRIEF Drug distributor guilty Mary Kathryn McNally has pleaded guilty to federal charges of conspiracy and distribution of the designer drug 3-methylfentanyl, commonly referred to as China White. McNally, 39, formerly of Springdale, is one of seven people arrested Dec. 1 on charges of being a distributor of the drug.

She entered her plea Monday as part of a plea bargain in which the government agreed not to seek a mandatory minimum 20-year term for distributa drug that contributed to a death. U.S. District Judge Donald E. Ziegler did not set a sentencing date. Probe asked on supplies Westmoreland Human Opportunities Inc.

has asked the district attorney and the state attorney general to investigate the disappearance of almost $78,000 worth of home repair materials from the county's weatherization program. Diane Marks, assistant director of human services for the county, said an audit showed that $93,000 worth of supplies were in storage from 1987 to 1988, but a recent count showed only $15,000 worth stored in a hangar at the Westmoreland County Airport. WHO solicitor Irving Bloom said that some of the materials might have been scrapped, but the difference was so great that an investigation was warranted. The county recently turned over the $800,000 program, which assists low-income families with energy-saving home repairs, to the Westmoreland County Housing Authority after WHO ran into financial difficulties. Health month for men March is Men's Health Month at HealthPlace, the Downtown health education center that is an affiliate of Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania.

Activities for the month include a free seminar, "Being a Son, Being a Father" from 12:10 p.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday and a free class on prostate and testicular problems and self-examinations from 12:10 to 1 p.m. March 16. Both events will be at HealthPlace, Suite 313, Fifth Avenue Place.

For reservations and more information about these and other HealthPlace activities, call 255- 7391. Breakfast aids children The Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church's second annual community care breakfast Wednesday raised $10,900, which means that free medical care will be provided for 70 local children. A total of 300 people attended the function at the Fox Chapel Yacht Club, which raised $5,450. The money will benefit the Caring Program for Children, a community service program of Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Blue Shield. The agencies match the funds raised.

Before the breakfast, organizers had hoped to raise enough money to benefit 50 children. Lawyer joins academy Edward C. Schmidt, partner in the law firm of Rose Schmidt Hasley DiSalle, was inducted last month into the International Academy of Trial Lawyers at ceremonies in Palm Springs, Calif. Schmidt was elected to the academy in November after a screening process that included contacts with lawyers and judges here and elsewhere in the state. The academy, a body of 400 American and 100 foreign lawyers reputed to be the best trial lawyers in the world, meets annually and promotes advancement of law throughout the world.

Arrested Feb. 22 in the Carver Street home were Poindexter's brother, Shawn Poindexter, 18; mother, Beverly Sneed, 39; and his stepfather, Bryant K. Sneed, 30. They are charged with possession and possession with intent to deliver cocaine and marijuana; possession of drug paraphernalia; and criminal conspiracy. A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for Monday for Shawn Poindexter and the Sneeds.

Detectives reported finding suspected cocaine and marijuana and more than $2,000 in cash in various 001 Death Notices Munsch; grandmother of, Jeffrey Klenk. Friends received Sun. only, 12-4 7-9 p.m. at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshaw.

Service in the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lawrenceville, Monday, 10:30 a.m. MESING On March 2, 1989, Anna (Stroh), formerly wife of Homestead Park; of the late Charles Mesing; mother of Mrs. Olive Bruggeman of Pleasant Hills; grandmother of the late David Bruggeman. Friends received Sun. 12-4 7-9 at the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME, A Golden Rule Firm, 3511 Main St.

(Homestead' Park) Munhall. Services on Mon. at 11 a.m. Memorial donations may be made to the Messiah Lutheran Church, 4300 Main Munhall PA 15120. MEYERS On Thurs.

March 2, 1989, Herbert Meyers; beloved 'husband of Frances Reiner Meyers; beloved father of Marcy and Gerald Klimo and Carol Christy; brother of Sandy and Roy Schanfarber; nephew of Mary and the late Morris Benkovitz; grandfather of Philip Adam Christy. Services at the RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Shadyside, on Sun. at 11am. Visitation 1 hour prior to services. Interment Beth Shalom Cem.

Contributions may be made to a charity of ones choice. MIELKE On Thurs. March 2, 1989 Edward P. of Valencia, formerly of Poh; husband of the late Maria Burger; father of Mrs. Arthur (Elsie) Ziegler of Fla Edward P.

Mielke, Jr. of Valencia; also 5 grandchildren 6 greatgrandchildren. Friends recelved at the SCHELLHAAS Heckert Bakerstown FUNERAL HOME, Sat. 2-4 7-9 Sun 12-1 2-4 7-9: Service on Mon. at Church.

1pm If in desired Trinity Lutheran als may be made to St. John's Lutheran Care Center Mars, PA or Trinity Lutheran Church, 3832 Gibsonia Rd, Gibsonia, PA 15044 MOUL MOUL On March 2, 1989, Wilda (Miller); beloved wife of William G. Moul of Emsworth: mother of William LOTTERY Yesterday's daily number 408. Yesterday's Big Four 6654. Yesterday's Wild Card numbers 10, 15, 17, 26, 35, 41.

The wild card was 4. LATEST DEATHS Barbara, Peter Beatty, Helen L. Boyle (Degnan), June D. Brethauer, Cecelia Geldrich Ciccinelli, Emidio Collins, Stephana Dickinson, Richard H. Doyle, John C.

Drosnes, Hyman Dyer, Freda (Margie), Billanti Farinella, Lucy Frantangelo, Mary Ganch, Helen V. Saccone Gibson, Lorraine Jackson Heim, Sr. M. Cyril O.S.F. Jones, Cheryl F.

Jones, Jennifer Kraus, D. Esther Gallagher Mang, Albertha Paul Marasas, Maria Dietrich Mesing, Anna (Stroh) Meyers, Herbert Mielke, Edward P. Moul, Wilda Miller Presutti, Ben Rohaly, Robert W. Schleicher, Jerome A. Stefanakis, Norma V.

Fish Sullivan, Rose Marie Tongel, Mary M. Straka Wenning, Charles 0. (Bib) Williams, Elizabeth (Betty) Ziegler, Dorothy Benson 001 Death Notices Ganch; mother of Allan N. of TX and Patricia A. Montuoro of Green Tree; grandmother of Nicholas A.

Ganch Allison M. Monof Joseph C. tuoro: Saccone sister and the late Robert 001 Death Notices Church, Belinda St. Arrangements WEST FUNERAL HOME, 2215 Wylie Ave Interment Allegheny Cem. JONES On March 2, 1989, Cheryl F.

beloved mother of Rashawn and Tevez Jones; daughter of Mrs. Adele Friall of Monroeville; sister of Ella Klug of Atlanta, GA, Claryn Williams of Queens, Stone NY Sheila Mitch- GA. Mountain, Friends received at GAINES FUNERAL HOME, 220 Auburn E. E. on Sun.

2-4 7-9 p.m., Mon. 7-9 p.m. Services in Garden City United Methodist Church, Monroeville, Tues. 11 a.m. KRAUS On Thursday, March 2, 1989, D.

Esther Gallagher, of Glenshaw. Wife of the late John M. Kraus; mother of Robert Kraus, Rita Diethrich, and Dorothy Kieffer; sister of Cornelius Joseph, Gallagher, Richard, and Mary Readel, Anna Holden, Nora Baldoff, and Betty sparin. Also 10 grandchildren, nine greatgranchildren. Friends received at the FRANK R.

I PERMAN 923 FUNERAL Saxonburg HOME, Shaler Twp. (adjacent to Shaler Plaza). Mass of Christian Burial, St. Mary Church, 2510 Middle Glenshaw, Monday, March 6 at 11:30 am. Visitation 7-9, Sun.

12-4 and 7-9. MANG Friday, March 3, 1989, Albertha Paul Mang of Spring Garden in her 83rd year; wife of the late Joseph beloved mother of Ralph Mano, Ronald Mano, Dolore Harlan, Bernadette Kuszajewski Thomas W. Mano of CO the late Alfred P. Mang; sister of Gertrude Baumgartner; 18 grandchildren greaf-grandchildren. Friends received 7-9 Saturday; 10-4 7.9 Sunday OSCAR MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Troy Hill.

Funeral Mass Most Holy Name Church, Monday 10 a.m. Christian Mothers friends invited. MARASAS On Friday, March 3, 1989, Maria Dietrich of Glenshaw, wife of the late Eduard J. Marasas; mother of Helga Klenk; sister of Albert, Walter, Minna and Adomat, Gustav Dietrich, and Bertha 001 Death Notices Jr. and Ruth Ann sister of Ruth Annabelle Harry Miller, Traeger; five grandchildren.

Friends received Sat. 2-4 7-9. Sun. 1-3 7-9 at LAWRENCE T. MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 460 Lincoln Bellevue.

Mass of Christian Burial Sacred Heart Church, worth, Monday at 10 a.m. ROHALY On Friday, March 3, 1989, Robert W. of the N.S.; husband of Wilma; father of David, Joyce Altenhof and Patti; grandfather of Dana Lexi Rohaly, Michael, BethaBY and Loren Mundy. Altenhof; Friends son received at NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Funeral Sat.

11 a.m. SCHLEICHER Jerome on Friday, March 3, 1989 of Baldwin; husband of Jane Schleicher; father of Robert E. Schleicher and the late David Schlelcher: brother mella Schleicher Dolores Holzer: also survived by seven two great-grandchildren. Friends received at JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentp.m.

wood, Sat. Funeral on Sun. Mon. 2-4 7-9 ing at 10:15. Mass of Chris- morntian Burial In St.

Elizabeth Church at 11 a.m. If desired to family American suggests contributions Heart Assoc. STEFANAKIS On Friday, March 3, 1989 Norma V. mother Fish Stefanakis; beloved Linda Scanion, Richard, Ronald and Bryan Koziar; 13 sister of Leonard, Russel, William, the late Harold Fish. Friends received at 1225 Chartiers MOTT FUNERAL.

HOME, McKees Rocks Visitation, Sat. 2-4 7-9, Sun. 12-4 7-9. Mass of Christian Burlal, Mon, St. Malachy Church, Kennedy Twp.

SULLIVAN On Thurs. March 2, 1989, Rose Marie Sullivan; vived by many nieces and nephews. Friends received at WM. SLATER Ave. SONS, Virginia sarge Mt.

Washington until March 11:15 a.m. Monday, in 6. Funeral Mass Church Mary at 12 the noon. Mount of tion beginning Sat. 7 p.m.

001 Death Notices Kennedy, Moore, Susan, Elizabeth Altman, Wal- Ag- tery. MADE TO: MEMORIALS Sunset Hills MAY U.P. BE DROSNES nes ters, James Degnan and the Church or a charity of ones On late' John Degnan. Also six choice. (LAUGHLIN'S) Miami Friends re- DERNOVSEK Drosnes; ceived at Neely's, 2208 Mt.

Sara Royal Blvd. Glenshaw. Mass Suddenly on Thurs Mar. Drosnes of Christian Burial, St. Mary 1989.

William age of Drosnes Church, Middle Rd. Glen- Sygan Hill (S. Fayette Paul, the shaw, Monday at 10 a.m. husband of the late Henrief: Visitations Saturday, 7-9, ta Bogacz Dernovsek; father becca Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9. of William L.

Dernovsek, vived by John L. Dernovsek, Albin Friends BRETHAUER Dernovsek, Esther L. Biear- RALPH On March 3, 1989, Ce- man, Arthur K. Dernov5509 celia Geldrich Brethauer of sek; brother of Angeline on Sunday of Kennedy William Twp; mother of Luke A. Dernovsek; also 11 Cem.

for beloved wife Gardner, Anne Chapple, proceed R. Jr. Joyce; two grandchildren, great- Services. William Laura Sta- grandchildren. Visitation Sat be made grandchildren, of Doris Griffiths 2-9pm, 10-9pm at the S.

ter for John Geldrich. Friends B. FRYER cey; sister Sun selected FUNERAL DYER FUNERAL HOME, 334 en Rule Funeral Home, 729 On received at McDERMOTT HOME, Forest Grove Rd, Kennedy Washington Bridgeville Margie Twp. Visitation Sat. 2-4 Interchange, Interstate-79, Park; 7-9: Sun.

12-4 7-9. Mass Mass of Christian Burial will late of 'Christian Burial Monday be held at St. Barbara mother 11:30 a.m. in St. Malachy Church in Collier Twp.

on Dyer Church, Kennedy Twp. Mon. at 10am. FIRST VIEW- the Lott; late sister ING starting Sat at 2pm. CICCINELLI Harry Bert F.

On March Hills; 1989, be- DICKINSON Christine loved Emidio husband Penn of late On Friday, March 3, 1989, received of of the late Richard H. of Penn Hills; the Modesta; father Ciccinelli; beloved husband of Adele; HOME law Oreste of Virginia Ciccinelli; father-in- father of Robert H. of MD, Hwy. of Ronald Cic- Lisa A. of King of Prussia, brother held of cinelli grandfather great-grandfather PA Perry AZ; Jr.

Marco Cic- of Betty Leonard of WhiteFARINELLA of Friends hall Fritz Costa of Penn cinelli. received at also four grandchil- On Mar. AL WILLIAM HOME, F. GROSS 11735 Frank- dren. Friends received 2-4 Charles Hills; lanti; stown Rd.

(at Rodi Rd.) THOMAS 7-9 p.m. D. Sat. ENGLISH Sun. FU- at Joseph Penn Hills.

Funeral Monday I NERAL HOME. 378 ella and at 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Oakmont, Mary- main; Burial in St. Bartholomew land Funeral Ave. Service will where be eight William Church at 10:30 a.m.

Visita- Monday at 11 a.m. tion Sat. Sun. 2-4 7-9. I DIDOMENICO NERAL received COLLINS widow Stephana of Wasilewski John Collins, on husband of Joan Benno; fa- Funeral On March 1, 1989, Peter, Blvd, Edward 2, Wasilewski; 1989: sister aunt ren Bennett, Amy suggests March ther of Joann Betarie, Ka- Church, of Kushnak, William DiDomenico brother and 'Diane Wil- Andrew Waselewski, Paul and Allen liamson; Wolnoski, Mary Ann of Welsh, Rose brary, Wasilewski.

The family will Anthony and and receive Sun. visitors 2-4 and Sat. 7-9 7-9 p.m. seph; four grandchildren. Samuel, Friends received 1989; Mary, on at O'BRIEN'S, 3724 California al Cooper in St.

Cyril N.S. of Funer- Funeral Carnegie, Mass In 2-4 St. Luke 7-9, M. Smith, FUNERAL HOME, Chartiers tangelo; andria Church 10 a.m. Church, Sat.

10 a.m. Korenoski, Paul CORT Thomas of Upper St. Clair, on DOYLE David March 1, 1989, Evelyn Beal children; A. Cort: Cort; wife of the late mother David On 1989 John Wednesday C. Doyle; beloved and the March child; Carol C.

beloved Lila C. of husband of the late Marga- sister of Smith and N. McManus, David Cort; ret Gavin Dovie: father of Friends sister of Eleanor B. Boyd Cyril Wm. Dovie; also sur.

D. and the late Clyde R. Beal; vived by four grandchildren NERAL also survived by six grand- and two greaf grandchilSecond children. Relatives and dren. McCABE Friends received FU.

at Burial 521-8116. friends are invited to attend her Memorial Service in NERAL HOME, 5300 Penn Monday Sunset Hills United Presby- E. End. on Sat Sun tions 2-4 terian Church, Mt. 900 Country 2-4 Christian and Burial 7-9pm.

in the Mass cha- of GANCH Club Drive, Lebanon on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at pel of St Jospeh Nursing On March 2 o'Clock. Private family In- Health Care Center. 5324 Tree, terment-Mt. Lebanion Ceme- Penn Ave. Monday wife of TONGEL On March 2, 1989, Mary Straka of the N.S.; wife of the late Michael mother of Richard Ralph M.

Rita Marie Buhot; also nine grandchildren; sister of the late John A. Straka. Friends received at NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Leo Church Monday at 11 a.m.

Visitation 2-9 p.m. WENNING On Friday, March 3, 1989, N. Charles O. (Bib) husband Wenning, the of Braddock; late Clara Vogel Wenning; father of Robert, Albert, Harry and Terry, Flora Brown, Gladys Downing and the late Clara Moyer; 12 grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the RAYMOND J.

YUHAS FUNERAL HOME, Main Franklin Bessemer Terrace, E. Poh. Services on Mon. at 10 a.m. Visitations on Sat.

7-9 and Sun. 2-4 and 7-9. WILLIAMS (Diskin) On Elizabeth (Betty) 2, of March 1989, wife of the late Roman P. beloved mother of Edward, Patricia Beebout, Mark, Ronald, Rosemary Buchner, Paul, Gerald and. Theresa; also surived by 12 grandchildren, one andchild and four sisters.

Friends received Sat and 2-4 J. and 7.9 GMITER p.m. at the JOHN NERAL HOME, 119 S. 15th St. Funeral Mon.

at 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Peter Church at 10 a.m. ZIEGLER On Thursday, March 2, 1989, Dorothy Benson: wife of the Carl W. Ziegler of Shaler mother of Marilyn A.

Drefer and Carl W. Ziegler; also survived by four grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9 at KING FUNERAL HOME, Route 8 at Woodland Circle, Allison Park. Service will be held Monday 11 a.m. at Stoneridge Covenant Church, Allison Park.

Family requests contributions to Stoneridge Covenant Church. 007 CHURCHILL, grave plots for sale. 795-4129 FOREST LAWN-1 plot. Call collect 214-406-1047 aft 6. JEFF.

MEM. PK-Gdn of the Wells. 2 spaces 1 and 2 lot 290B bik 8. $1100. 835-4117.