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of 1 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Monday, February 11, 1991 H. Douglas Pickering, had 37-year career H. Douglas Pickering, a sculptor and art professor for 37 years, died of pancreatic cancer Friday in Presbyterian University Hospital. Mr. Pickering, 69, of Wightman Street, Squirrel Hill, was born in Wilkinsburg and grew up in Forest Hills.

He received his bachelor's degree in art from Carnegie Tech, now Carnegie Mellon University, in 1943, and a master's degree in art from Penn State University in 1952. He served with the Army in Africa and Hawaii during World War II. Upon his return to Pittsburgh, he was employed for two years by Flannery and Associates, 'a design firm which no longer exists. Between 1948 and 1960, he taught art at Allegheny College, and between 1960 and 1985, he taught drawing, painting, sculpture and design in the School of Fine Arts at Carnegie Mellon. As a sculptor, Mr.

Pickering often worked with aluminum and plastic. One of his works, "Clarion Call," was stolen from Frank Curto Park on Bigelow Boulevard in September 1986. Mr. Pickering said he spent nine years creating the piece, made of aluminum and Fiberglas, and estimated its worth at $66,000. The two thieves who stole it sold it for $150.

The purchaser sold it as scrap for $180. Mr. Pickering was chairman of the Pittsburgh Art Commission until November 1983, when the city erected a sign at Three Rivers Stadium that bore its name and the logos of the Pirates and the Steelers. After Mr. Pickering criticized the sign, it was removed and replaced by one that proclaimed "Pittsburgh The City With A Smile On Its Face." Mr.

Pickering, declaring that the second sign looked like "ladies underwear stretched over a quarterinch plywood circle," then resigned from the commission. The second sign was removed in December 1983 after the city zoning board declared it illegal. Donald Miller, Post-Gazette art critic, praised Mr. Pickering's commitment to educating the public. "He was involved in trying to raise the standards of the public's awareness of contemporary sculpture," Miller said.

Mr. Pickering was the catalyst for the "Point to 'Port Exhibition," held at the University of Pittsburgh art gallery in May 1989. It showed a series of sculptures and architectural ideas suitable for beautifying the Parkway West. Mr. Pickering hoped to rid the highway of billboards so the drive from the airport to the city would be an aesthetically pleasing experience.

One of his last projects was done with his wife, Sunny, a fiber artist. The couple spent three months on large red, white and gold banner with the inscription, "Heinz Hall, Home of the Pittsburgh The banner, of canvas, nylon and gold lame, hangs above the hall's Sixth Avenue entrance. In addition to his wife, surviving are a daughter, Lorraine Bansavage of Squirrel Hill; two sons, Timothy of Hilo, Hawaii, and Daniel of Shadyside; and a granddaughter. There will be no visitation. A 10-minute graveside service will be at 2 p.m.

today in Homewood Cemetery. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the chapel of the Third Presbyterian Church, Shadyside. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices ARRIGO Cemetery Entombment of Rodef Feb. 8, 1991 Joseph Ga Congregation.

Coraopolis, husband hour prior to Rose Favarella; father of ily suggests Rodger of Thomas of made to Hebe GA, Mark of Pgh, Philip of Bonn Memorial Coraopolis and the late Jo- Rodef Shalom seph ond Paul: brother of rangements by the Katherine Workman, Charles L. HIRSCH CHAPEL. and Richard Eugene of all Sewickley; of Pgh also and BORMAN three grandchildren. Friends John J. of S.S.

received SANVITO, in the ANTHONY J. Fri. Feb. 8. 1991 FUNERAL Leo, Barbara HOME 1316 4th Corao- Margaret Borman, polis until Tuesday 9:30 am.

Walter, Hedwig Mass of Christian 100m. Burial, St. Joseph; Friends Joseph's Church, Visi- Veterans received tation 2-4 7-9pm. GEORGE A. AUERBACH NERAL S.S.

HOME, Funeral 81 Fri. Feb. 8, 1991 Shirley a.m. Mass of Landau, beloved wife of al Michaels Seymour Auerbach and the a.m. Visitation 12-9 Marvin Joseph Landau; of mother L.A., BROWN CA.

Fay William Landau-Lurz of Mary of Brookline S.F. L.A., CA. Landau Estelle of brook), on Sun. CA and 1991; wife of the Thompson of Pgh; sister of old; beloved mother Toby Pares of N.Y.C.; also M. of Brookline grandchildren.

Services of sister RALPH SCHUGAR McElroy and Alice PEL 5509 Centre at also six grand, Shadyside on Monday three 11om. Visitation 1hr. prior to grandchildren. services. Interment Agudath call at the FRANK Achim Hampton Twp.

FUNERAL HOME, Contributions may be made Brookline Bivd. United Jewish Federation. only 2-4 7-9 BARNHART at 11 services am. will be R. Sun.

of Feb. 10, 1991 Ste- be- BURGESS loved husband of Amy Feb. Brnhart; father of Robert Mary: wife of the John: son of Robert Mil- drew; mother of Barnhart; grandson of ton, Albert, Geroid, Georgia Fishinger and Mrs. Coyne and the Gladys Barnhart; brother of sister of Kathleen Lindsay Barnhart and Amy also 24 grandchildren, Hoffman. Friends received great-grandchildren, 7-9 Tues.

2-4 received at the the H. P. BRANDT FU- PIER FUNERAL NERAL HOME, 1032 Broadway Perry Hwy. Perrysville. Wed.

Ser- Beechview, will be held 10am Tues. 2-4 and 7-9. the Ascension Lutheron St. Catherine Church, Peebles Rd. Church, Wed.

10:30. BERARDELLI CHMAY Feb. 7, 1991, On Feb. 9, Mary Ann Berardelli of Al- wife of the late Virginia Center, Pasquini beloved of sister Miami, of 'also survived by nephews. Friends aunt of Diana, John BRUSCO-NAPIER David Pasquini, John, AL HOME, Thomas, Virginia David Sheilo Shiros Berardelli, Timothy Friends 2-4 7-9 MONDAY Berordelli.

received Mass in St. Mon. from 2-4 7.9 at Church Tues. at 11 5. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, INC.

2025 Funeral on Tues. DIVITTORIO Mass of Christian Burl- On Sun. Feb. 10AM. of the late James in St.

Peters Church at Amelia Mary DiVittorio: BONN Nyiri beloved and mother Barbara of Fri. Feb. 8, 1991, Hebe: Decker; mother beloved wife of the late Vernon Decker and Walter Bonn; mother of Mrs. Gabriel Nyiri: sister Herbert (Mary) Roth of Sko- mena Mannella Mrs. Jean Vogol of mella Ranallo and Bloomfield, Ct.

and Walter George and Frank Jr. of W. Hartford. grandmother of of Mildred Dry- Nyiri. (R1d) of Washington ceived af Leon Dryfoos of Erie.

112 SLATER FUNERAL and the late Gabriel Fort Couch Dryfoos: also six grandchil- Park (opp. Horne's, and one great-grand-1 Hills Village) Services in the agy in St. Thomas Carrie Cohen Chapel of Church Tues. Feb. Rodef Shalom Tera le, 4905 am.

Visitation 2-4 Av. on Mon. 14 am, Mon. Family suggests William A. Hacker William A.

Hacker, 86, a retired McKeesport Hospital administrator, died of pneumonia Friday in Briarcliff Pavilion in Circleville, Westmoreland County. Mr. Hacker retired in 1970 after 33 years with the hospital. He was a member of Mount VerPresbyterian Church, Youghiogheny Country Club and the n- Yough Chamber of Commerce. He was a Mason.

Surviving are two daughters, Dianne King Margery Burns, both of Elizabeth Township; four grandchildren; and five. greatgrandchildren. Arrangements are by Hunter Funeral Home 1600 Coursin McKeesport. Lotte Treidel Lotte Treidel, 68, who was active in Jewish organizations, died of hypoxia Saturday in Presbyterian University Hospital. Mrs.

Treidel, of North Craig Street, Oakland, was a member of the Rodef Shalom Temple Sisterhood, Hadassah, B'nai B'rith, the National Council of Jewish Women and the Organization for Rehabilitation through Training. Hirsch Funeral Honey 2704 Arrangements Burton L. Murray Squirrel Hill. Sarah G. Rosenberg Sarah G.

Rosenberg, 82, past president of B'nai B'rith, died of cardiac arrest yesterday in Heritage-Shadyside, Squirrel Hill. Mrs. Rosenberg was a member of Beth Shalom Congregation's Sisterhood, Hadassah, the Organization for Rehabilitation through Training, the Ladies Hospital Aid Society and the National Council of Jewish Women. Arrangements are by Burton L. Hirsch Funeral Home Inc.

of Squirrel Hill. ELSEWHERE The Rev. James Cleveland, 59, revered by the music world as the "king of gospel," of heart failure Saturday in Los Angeles. Sixteen of his albums went gold and he was the first gospel artist to receive a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame. John Steinbeck IV, 44, a writer and son of the Nobel Prize author of "The Grapes of Wrath," Thursday of complications from back surgery in Encinitas, Calif.

Aaron Siskind, 87, who helped transform photography into an art form with stark black-and-white close-ups, of a stroke Friday in Providence, R.I. Compiled by Marylynne Pitz LOTTERY PENNSYLVANIA James C. Barnhart of Spring Grove, York County, won the grand prize of $100,000 in the Pennsylvania Saturday Spin game. Four finalists won $5,000 each. Players are entered in the Saturday Spin after winning tickets in the instant lottery game.

daily number 483; Big 4 7647. Yesterday's daily number 881; Big 4 9508. OHIO Saturday's Pick 3 054; Pick 4 7940; Kicker 359532; Super Lotto 6, 7, 17, 23, 25, 26; Cards -7 of Hearts, 9 of Clubs, Jack of Diamonds, 2 of Spades. Frank F. WEST Bur- Saturday's 2573.

001 Death Notices Emory James, a mortician and co-founder of the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science, died of pneumonia Saturday in his home in Irwin. He was 83. Mr. James was a faculty member, dean and president of the institute at 5808 Baum East Liberty, which he founded in 1938. He was past president of the National Association of Colleges of Mortuary Science.

He retired from the former U.S. Steel Research Center in Monroeville in 1967, where he had worked in the technical personnel procurement program since 1952. Mr. James earned a bachelor of science degree from Miami University of Ohio in 1930, a master's degree from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1933 and a doctorate in embryology in 1938 from New York University. He was a lieutenant in the Navy during World War II and founder of Rescue 14, a volunteer paramedic service in Hempfield.

He was a charter member, elder, and former president of the corporation of the West Hempfield Presbyterian Church. Arrangements are by the William Snyder Funeral Home in Irwin. Catherine E. Payne H. Douglas Pickering Sculptor, art professor Emory James Catherine E.

Payne, a registered nurse for 42 years, died of congestive heart failure Saturday in St. Francis Medical Center in Lawrenceville. She was 85. Miss Payne, of 10th Street in Aspinwall, was born in Lawrenceville and was a graduate of the West Penn Hospital School of Nursing. She had lived in Aspinwall for 75 years.

Miss Payne was employed as a nurse and truant officer in Aspinwall schools between 1928 and 1970, when she retired. During the Depression, she helped the Aspinwall Women's Club collect items for needy residents. At Christmas time, she dressed as Santa Claus and delivered bundles of gifts to the doorsteps of poor families. Arrangements are by H. Blaine Weddell Funeral Home, Aspinwall.

Kenneth W. Treusch Kenneth W. Treusch, a general with Allegheny Harmarville, died of in Citizens General New Kensington. Treusch, 56, of New Drive, Lower Burrell, the Army between 1963 He was a member of Methodist Church and Veterans of Foreign Lower Burrell. Arrangements are by Funeral Home, Lower 001 Death Notices tions to South Hills Family Hospice.

EILER On Sat. Feb. 9, 1991 Robert husband of the late Elizabeth N. Eiler; father Paul N. of Hendersonville, N.C.

and April E. Pinney Palo Alto, CA; also survived by five grandchildren. Interment private. Memorial contributions may be made the Pittsburgh Planned Parenthood or a charity of your choice. Arrangements by H.

SAMSON INC. FABEAN 10, 1991; Wife Anna on Sunday February Julius; Mother of Edward, Lila Mitchell, Eva Dritzki, Dora Jurena, Julius, Jack, Joseph, Fred, Donald, William, Janet Jenkins, Carol Culbertson, Larry Gail; Sister of Antoinette Fabec; 33 grandchildren, 24 greatgrandchildren. Friends received McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 334 Twp. Monday 2-4 7-9. Forest Grove Rd.

Kennedy Blessing Service at 10am on Tuesday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Mental Retardation Society FEES On Fri. Feb. 8, 1991, Irene Kokowski, of the S.S.; wife of the late Robert A. Fees: beloved mother of Richard, Roberta Szymanski of Oh.

and John of also survived by three grandchildren; sister Kathryn Greb, Jean Fillo and Edward Kokowski. Friends received Sun. Mon. 2-4 7-9 pm at the JOHN J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 119 S.

15th St. Funeral Tues. at 9am. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Josaphat Church at 10 am.

GALLAGHER On Sat. Feb. 9, 1991 Mary: Lou Bauer Gallagher of McCandless Twp, the late Erwin mother of Susanne Chittister and Gallagher; sister of Sarah Chabasol: grandmother of Megan, Jennifer. Bobby, Hanna and Abigail. Friends NERAL recieved HOME, 388 SCHELLHAAS FUCenter Ave.

(off Horseshoe Bend) West View Mond. 2-4 7-9. Service Johns on Tuesday 1pm at St. Lutheran Church Perrysville. Secretary North School District for 23 yrs.

GEIST On Feb. 10, 1991, Esther; sister of the late W. Harry Geist: aunt of Joan and Dale Diebold. Friends call at H. SAMSON 537 Neville land Civic Center), Tues.

2-4 7-9, where service will be held. Wed. at 1 p.m. Interment private. Memorials may be made to Brother's Brother Foundation, Salvation Army.

or the First United Methodist Church. IN BRIEF Power failure darkens theater About 2,300 Duquesne Light Co. customers on the North Side, among them the Pittsburgh Public Theater, lost their electricity yesterday afternoon when an underground cable failed. The outage forced the theater to cancel its afternoon performance of David Mamet's "Speed the Plow." Ken Service, a company spokesman, said a large section of the central North Side lost electricity at 2:38 p.m. Service said power was restored to all residential customers by 10:30 last night.

Those attending "Speed the Plow" were offered a refund or invited to its final performance last night. "A lot of people thought it was part of the show," said its star, David Butler. Stage manager John Lane acceded to the audience's request to know how the play ended after the lights went out. Body parts found Parts of a body, believed to be a Brookfield, Ohio, woman's, were found in three counties in Western Pennsylvania yesterday, Pennsylva- nia state police said. Venango County said body of a white female along Woods Road in declined to identify ties in which body parts Brookfield is near the vania border a few on, Mercer County.

police would not confirm that they had made an Death ruled The death of Timothy loom, whose body was home Friday morning er, has been ruled a loom, 28, of Mercer of a single gunshot of his head, Butler William Young said cause of death was ing an autopsy performed in the Allegheny County office, state police Saloom's body was home. Authorities have possible motive for the Teen accused City homicide cused a 16-year-old youth who was arrested charged by Wilkinsburg possessing crack cocaine snatching a purse from old woman whom he been accused of shooting wounding. Police Anthony Coles, 16, of with robbery and nection with the theft Andrea Douglas Jan. was in her car on Liberty Bloomfield. Douglas, burg, had earlier accused another youth of the hand Jan.

22 while her car on Dornhurst Homewood. Coles faces assault and conspiracy that incident, police Neighborhood City officials have lion in the past four years 20 neighborhood shopping the city, Mayor Masloff week. The public money program, called the Business District gram, has prompted PREVIOUS DEATHS Bonn, Hebe 001 Death Notices on Mon. at 2 p.m. and then procede to B' Nai Israel Cemetery for 3 p.m.

graveside services. Contributions may be made to a charity choice. KASPERZYK Norma Byrom Kasperzyk on Fri. Feb. 8, 1991, Wife of the late Frank; Beloved mother of Linda Kimak; Grandmother of David Kimak; Friends may call 7-9 Sun.

2-4 7-9 Mon. at McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Chartiers McKees Rocks. Where Service will be Tues. 10AM. KOLESAR John Jr.

(Jack) of Monroeville on February 10, Beloved husband of Joyce D'Ottavio; Father of Randall Phillip Kolesar Antonio TX, Joelyn Austin of N. Huntingdon, Leah Rae McLaughlin of Verona, Sgt. Christopher Kolesar U.S. Marine Corp. deployed in Persian Gulf; Son of Anna Kolesar of N.

Versailles; of Alfred Donald Kolesar, Also four Vivian Fleming, Alma Fanto Delores Kudravy. Friends may call GENE Van HORN'S, MONROEVILLE, GOLDEN RULE member firm, Beatty Rd. at Rte. 48 North (from Pgh. take Parkway East EXIT 16B Plum 4th Intersection), on Monday Good Tuesday Shepherd 1-9pm.

Lutheran Church on Wednesday 10am. LANE On Sat. Feb. 9, 1991, Emma (Nesz); wife of the late Alvin L. Lane; mother of Frank Nesz, Henry M.

Lane, Eleanora Brindle, Darlene Gunniers; sister of Fred Kassanitsh; also survived by five great-grandchildren. SAMSON Friends may call of 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) on Mon. at 7-9 p.m. Services and Interment private.

LANE On Feb. 10, 1991, James beloved husband of Mary Jane Wahlen: father of Catherine Burke (Cass), Lori Steigerwald, James W. (Jamey). Patrick R. and John brother of the late William; also eight grandchildren.

Friends received on Mon. and Tues. 2-4 and 7-9 at the THOMAS P. KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3552 Californio Ave. at Davis where Services will be held Wed.

Vi a.m. The forecast for noon, Monday, Feb. 11. 20 50 Lines show high temperatures. 40 40 40 30 20 40 60 50 60 70 70 70 70- FRONTS: 70- COLD WARM STATIONARY 01901 Accu- Weather, Inc.

Pressure 0 8 HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY WEATHER TODAY Cloudy, high Tonight, cold with flurries, 15. TOMORROW A chance low zero to 10, high in the Travelers' forecast Nation Today, cond. Anchorage 40 29 Cloudy Atlanta 58 37 Clear Atlantic City 37 31 Cloudy Baltimore 39 26 Clear Boston 30 25 Cloudy Buffalo 19 11 Snow 60 40 Clear Chicago 25 14 Snow Cincinnati 33 19 Cloudy Cleveland 23 16 Snow Dallas 66 39 Clear Denver 59 27 Clear Detroit 25 15 Cloudy Honolulu 82 66 Clear Houston 70 46 Cloudy Indianapolis 33 18 Cloudy Jacksonville 68 38 Clear Vegas 72 40 Clear Angeles 80 53 Cloudy Miami Beach 74 49 Clear Milwaukee 26 13 Cloudy Minneapolis 22 08 Cloudy New Orleans 67 43 Clear New York 31 28 Cloudy Norfolk 44 33 Clear Orlando 72 44 Clear Philadelphia 35 27 Cloudy Phoenix 81 52 Cloudy St.Louis 45 30 Clear Diego 72 50 Clear Francisco 65 48 Cloudy Juan 83 70 Cloudy Seattle 50 39 Cloudy Tampa 69 48 Clear Washington 42 30 Clear Almanac Since 1874, Feb. 11 highest Airport temperatures a.m..

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Yesterday's Yesterday's Normal Excess Excess Excess Total Normal Normal business districts to invest an additional she said. of the money has improvements. funds as an incentive owners to spend some of money to improve the buildings. There have store facades renovated Death Notices OLIVER Edna E. of Country Meadows Nursing Center on Sat.

Feb. 9, 1991, beloved wife of Roy M. Oliver; sister of Westley Barnes of Mt. Oliver, Leroy Barnes of Grantspass, OR the late Emery Barnes; also three nieces. No visitation.

Services and entombment private. Arrangements BEINHAUERS, Member of the Golden Rule, (Peters Twp) PAYNE On Saturday Feb. 9, 1991, Catherine E. Payne RN of Aspinwall; Survived by COUSins in Virginia. Friends recieved Monday 1hr prior to Service in H.

BLAINE WEDDELL FUNERAL HOME, 100 Center Aspinwall. Interment Allegheny Cemetery, Lawrenceville. PICKERING On Fri. Feb. 8, 1991, Harold Douglas, husband of Sunny Pickering; father of Timothy and Daniel Pickering and Lorraine Bansavage; grandfather of Emma Pickering.

A memorial service will be held in the Third Presbyterian Church (5th S. Negley Aves.) on Sat. at 2pm. Interment private. Arrangements by H.

SAMSON INC. PIVIROTTO Gladys Girton, on Feb. 8, 1991, of Monroeville; wife of Ernest Pivirotto; mother of Roger E. Pivirotto; sister of Gene Girton and Tom Johnston. Friends received at the JOBE FUNERAL HOME, Cor.

Shaw Triboro Turtle Creek, where Services will Visitation be Tues. at 10:30 a.m. on Sun. 7-9 Mon. 2-4 7-9 p.m.

RAVA On Feb. 9, 1991, Catherine (Kitty); beloved wife of the late Jacob Rava; mother of Thelma Eichler the late mother Dorothy of Linda, Crawford; William grand- Kenneth Crawford; also Visita- four great 2-4 -grandchildren. Tues. Wed. FUNERAL at the HOME, 425 HEALY-HAHN Grant Milivale.

Moss of Christion Burial, St. Ann Church, Thurs. Time later. ROSENBERG On Sunday, Feb. 10, 1991, Sarah G.t beloved wife of the late Louis Jerome Rosenberg; mother of M.

Rosenberg, Mrs. Dolly Rosenberg; Rubenstein and Paul I. sister of Mrs. Cel Ochs, of Monroeville, PA and the late Helen Gottesman: grand: mother of Howard and Seema Rosenberg. Cynthia Lewis, Lynn E.

Weiss, Reid and Jed Rosenberg. Private Graveside Services Tues. at Beth Shalom Cemetery. BURTON by the L. AIRSCH CHAPEL.

near 25. WEDNESDAY low 10 low 5 to 15, THURSDAY, of snow, of snow, low teens. to 35. Tomorrow, spheric cond. Weather 23 Cloudy est 35 Clear 19 Cloudy VHF 15 Cloudy 10 Clear 07 Snow Today's 33 Clear forecast: 13 Cloudy 19 Cloudy 12 Cloudy 43 Clear Erie.

28 Clear 09 Cloudy 68 Clear 48 Cloudy 18 Cloudy 35 Clear Beijing 42 Cloudy Berlin 52 Cloudy Buenos 51 Clear 12 Cloudy 07 Cloudy 44 Clear London 18 Cloudy 24 Cloudy Mexico 42 Clear 15 Cloudy Moscow 54 Cloudy New 26 Clear Paris 52 Clear Rome 48 Cloudy Sydney 70 Rain Tokyo 42 Cloudy Toronto 45 Clear 20 Cloudy temp. was 75 in 1932; lowest Pittsburgh 39 40 41 42 40 38 36 35 33 30 32 31 '86 '85 30 28 19 0 25 14 0 .30 Weather Cloudy 43 30 37 28 9 137 239 0.65 0.82 3.21 3.68 Sunset Mon. Sunrise Pollution index Downtown Clairton Good. Avalon Good. Hazelwood Liberty Borough North Braddock Oakland Good.

South Fayette The Allegheny Health's 24-hour ber is 578-8111. River report Rivers in the generally falling fall during the River stages Allegheny River: lin, Pa. 8.1 hela River: Cheat River: Fork River: Youghiogheny Beaver River: River: Pittsburgh, Dam 17.7 Pike Island Lock Falling; Rising; given $7.3 past four Other city gone for businesses The city provide for chants, help their areas develop facades gies and spruce been public areas in the hoods. 001 Death Notices SALAMON On Feb. 9, 1991, Elsie beloved wife of the late Alexander Salamon; mother of Louis Paula Salamon Jon D.

Salamon all of Mitchell Salamon of Washburn, MO; sister of Clarice Rosenblum; grandmother of Michael Amie Salamon. Services sot the BURTON L. HIRSCH PEL, 2704 Murray Sq. Hill (opp. Morrowfield Apts.) Tues 11 a.m.

Interment Tree of Life Memorial Park. Visitation 1 hr. prior to services. SCANLON On Feb. 8, 1991, Elsie wife of the late Frank (Hank) Scanion; mother of the late Patricia Helsel; also three grandchildren and two Visitafion 2-4 7-9 Mon.

at the HEARD FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perrysville N.S. Services Tues. 1 p.m. SEBOLT (McMonagle) Peacefully, on Feb. 9, 1991, Anna beloved wife of the late George J.

Sebolt dear mother of Hugh, George Jr. John, Daniel Marita Creehan; sister of Leo the late Regina Koch; also survived by 22 grandchildren and 25 Friends received Sun. 7-9 p.m. and Mon. 2-4 7-9 p.m.

at the HAROLD E. CONNELL INC SON FUNERAL HOME, 5120 W. Library Bethel Park. Valentine Funeral Church Liturgy on in Tues. st.

at 10 a.m. Family requests that contributions be sent to 241 Fourth Pgh. 15222. the American Cancer Society, STEIN On Feb. 8, 1991, Russell beloved husband of Pauline Lucy Dejeski Stein; father of Carol L.

Cummings; grandfather Ian Matthew Cummings; brother of Violet Lillick and Horace Stein; uncle of Joann Schoenecker, Jerilyn Kovac, Mary Hecht and John Lillick Friends received Sun 2-4 8 7-9 p.m at HEARD FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perrysville N.S. Mass of Christian Burial in The Nativity of Our Lord Church, Tues. 10 a.m. STUPAR Anna Mae (Stephan), of West Homestead, on Feb. 9.

1991; beloved wife of James; mother of James Stupar and Anita Crawford: sister of Elaine Kessler. Friends received at SAVOLS: AL HOME, 3501 Main St. Munhall, Mon. Tues. 2-4 7-9 pm.

Funeral Mass Weds. 10 am Sts. Peter 8 Paul Church. TREIDEL On Feb. 9, 1991, Lottie; beloved wife of the late Dr.

Ernest E. Treidel; mother of Paul El Treidel; sister of Partly cloudy, high in the 20s. FRIDAY A chance in the teens, high 25 24-hour report National Oceanic and AtmoAdministration's Radio broadcasts latweather information or warnings 24 hours a day on band at 162.55 MHz. Troopers in parts of the were found Irwin. They the other counwere found.

Ohio-Pennsylmiles from SharBrookfield a report Las Los arrest. homicide Edward Safound in his by his brothhomicide. SaTownship, died San wound to the top San County Coroner San yesterday. The determined durSaturday coroner's said. Young said found in his not offered a 1 2 shooting.

3 4 in theft 5 6 detectives have ac- 7 8 Wilkinsburg 9 and 10 police with 11 Friday of a 35-yearhad earlier and charged Lamar Seagirt Street, conspiracy in conof the purse of 29.90 9 while she Avenue in of WilkinsColes and wounding her in she was in Street in aggravated Total charges in said. spent $3.3 mil- owners to improve million, areas in Much said last "streetface" provides spent under the shop Neighborhood own Revitalization Pro- of their private shop 226 001 Death Notices MAIER Of Robinson Feb. 9, 1991, Herman; husband of the late Marie Beirmeister; father of Mrs. Donald (Charlotte) St. John, Mrs.

Harvey (Ellen) Hudson, Ruth Mornas and Mrs. Edward (Doris) Gorzoch; 14 grand, 17 great grand 1 great-great grandchild. Visitation 2-4 7-9 at COPELAND'S, CORAOPOLIS, 867 5th Ave. Services Weds. 10:30 am.

MAUCHAN (Osborne) Of S.S. Sat. Feb. 9, 1991 Lavina Haas Osborne Mauchan, wife of the late Patrick Mauchan; beloved mother of Lavina Scatton, Regina (Jean) Leszczewski, Alban, Robert, Norbert and the late Myron Osborne; sister of Betty McKillip of Chisurvived by many and greatgrandchildren. Friends received HOWARD FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville Mt.

Oliver. Funeral Tues. George 9am. Church Liturgy. Visitation starting Sunday 2pm.

MUIRHEAD On Sat. Feb. 9, 1991 Grace M. (Miller) beloved wife of the late George of George of Renton, WA and the late James M. Muirhead; sister of David A.

of N. Olmstead, OH, Sara A. Miller and the late John, Charles, Harry, Mabel James Miller. Also survived by three grandchildren and four -grandchildren. Friends received in the EDWARD P.

KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. where services will be held Wed. at 1pm. Visitation with the family Mon. 7-9pm and Tues.

2-4 7-9pm. NUSS Beatrice E. (Jacob) of hall on February 8, 1991. Wife of the late Stanley; Mother of William Trappen Michael Nuss; Sister of Regis Jacob; Two grandchildren. Friends received at SAVOLSKIS-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL 3501 Munhall.

Sunday 7-9 Monday 2-4 7-9pm. Funeral Mass Tuesday 11am St. Therese Church. NUSS On Feb. R.

9, 1991 Euphemia (Faye) of Munhall; mother of Murrysville; Sandra sister of Markley Margo- of ret and Mary Russell both of Munhall, Stella Stalnecker and Arch Russell Munhail; grandmother of Bob, Todd and Kristen Markley. Friends received Sun. 12-4 7-9, Mon. 2-4 7-9 at the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME, A Golden Rule Member Firm, 3511 Main St. (Homestead Pork) Munhall.

Services from the First United Methodist Church of Homestead on Tuesday of 11am. Donations may be made to the Cornegie Library of Homestead. 38 62 32 34 23 17 59 26 36 26 68 62 26 80 73 34 67 71 78 75 29 23 69 27 38 72 31 80 43 68 65 83 52 70 36 Bradford Harrisburg. Youngstown Sky cond. 43 19 Cloudy 35 11 Cloudy 34 11 Cloudy 37 14 47 23 Cloudy 41 22 Cloudy 34 18 Cloudy Foreign Yesterday Aires City Montreal.

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West View Shalom Visitation one Famcontributions be Walter Fund, Temple. ArBURTON suddenly on brother of the late Marie Borman W.W. at the PHILLIPS FUS. 15th Tues. 9 Christian BuriChurch 10 p.m.

(OverFeb. 10, late Harof Earl and Lloyd of Grace Dietrich; sixteen great great greatFriends may F. DeBOR INC. 1065 on Tues. pm where held Weds.

10, 1991, late Hugh, MilFlorence late John; Wertz; 34 Friends BRUSCO-NAHOME, at Shiras Mon. 7-9, Mass in of Sienc 1991, Marie William; nieces received FUNERBroadway Beechview, ONLY. Pomphilus a.m. 10, 1991, wife Mary Ann Richard; Elayne in law of the late of Philoond Carthe late Pitassi; Joseph Friends HOME, Bethel South LiturMore 12 at 10 7-9 pm dona- Container cancer Hospi- Hampserved and Bethel Post 92 Wars, GROSS On Fri. Feb.

8, 1991, Anthony of Penn Hills, beloved husband of Katherine; father of Martha Brink and of Rebecca Miller; brother of Anna Tuite, James and the late George Gross; also surof vived by five grand and one great-grandchild. Friends received at the WILLIAM F. to GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd. (at Rodi Rd.) Penn Hills. Funeral Tues.

9:30 am. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Bartholomew Church 10 am. Visitation Mon. only 2-4 7-9 pm.

HACKER William on Feb. 8, 1991, of Mt. Vernon; husband of the late Jean Verner Hacker; father of Dianne King Elizabeth and Margery brother Burns of Fla. Viola and Whitehead of, Sarasota, Albert of Eclectic, grandchildren Alabama; and five also four greatgrandchildren. Friends will be received in the HUNTER FUNERAL HOME, 1600 Coursin McKeesport, Mon.

7-9 p.m. Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m., where Services will be held Feb. 13, at low 11 in a.m. Interment will folMt.

Vernon Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to Mt. Vernon Community Presbyterian Church. HEIDENREICH On Feb. 9, 1991, Anna wife of the late Leo; mother of Paul, Lee of TX, Jack, Sally Philbin and the late Raymond; Margaret sister of Sara Kohl, Welsh, seph Kohl the late Irene Cronin; also grandchildren; nine great dren.

Friends received at HOME, Broadway af Shiras Beechview, 2-4 and 7-9 Sun. and Mon. Mass in St. Catherine Siena Church, on Tues 10 am. HOFMANN On Sat.

Feb. 9, 1991, Holcomb Hofmann of Ross Twp, wife of Robert A. Hofmann mother of Ann of Richmond, Va, Daniel Lee, Eric Ellis both at home and the late Robert A. sister of Chester Lee Holcomb late of Grant, AL and the John Ellis Holcomb. Mrs.

Hofmann was born in Memphis, TN on June 5, 1928. Friends received Mon. 2-4 H. 7-9pm Sun. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville.

Memorial service will be held Sunday Feb. 17, 1991 at 3pm in North Hills Community Bapfist Church. Family N.H. suggests contributions to munity Baptist Church. KAHN On Feb.

9, 1991, Charlotte beloved sister of Maurice Kahn of Hartford, CT, of Mrs. Sidney also (Betty) Green Pgh; survived by nieces and Friends may meet RALPH face lifts years. funds have gone to help get started or expand, retailing advice to merneighborhood shopping promotional strateup parklets or other in several neighbor- VIRGINIA Daily 3 790; Daily 4 LATEST DEATHS Arrigo, Joseph C. Auerbach, Shirley Landau Barnhart, Steven R. Berardelli, Mary Ann Borman, John J.

Brown, Mary M. Burgess, Mary Chmay, Marie F. DiVittorio, Amelia Mary Eiler, Robert W. Fabean, Anna Fees, Irene Kokowski Gallagher, MaryLou Bauer Geist, L. Esther Gross, Anthony T.

Hacker, William A. Heidenreich, Anna K. Hofmann, Lucy Holcomb Kahn, Charlotte E. Kasperzyk, Norma Byrom Kolesar, John Jr. (Jack) Lane, Emma (Nesz) Lane, James L.

Maier, Herman Mauchan (Osborne), Lavina Haas Muirhead, Grace M. (Miller) Nuss, Beatrice (Jacob) Nuss, Euphemia (Faye) R. Oliver, Edna E. Payne, Catherine E. Pickering, Harold Douglas Pivirotto, Gladys Girton Rava, Catherine (Kitty) Rosenberg, Sarah G.

Salamon, Elsie R. Scanion, Elsie R. Sebolt, Anna C. (McMonagle) Stein, Russell A. Stupar, Anna Mae (Stephan) Treidel, Lottie Vamos, Helen (Medar) Varchetto, Evelyn Snopko Viores, Vasiliki (Gemelas) Williams, Gretchen (Billie) 001 Death Notices SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Shadyside 001 Death Notices Kurt Teil of Germany.

Services at the BURTON HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Sq. Hill (opp. Morrowfield Apts.) on Mon. at p.m. Interment West View Cemetery of Rodef Shalom Congregation.

Visitation 1 prior fo services. Family suggest contributions made to The Sewickley Valley Hospital or Rodef Shalom Congregation. VAMOS Helen (Medar), of Pittsburgh, on Feb. 10, 1991; wife of the late John mother of John Roymond Andrew G. and Edward Vamos and Elaine Bertha Taboni; sister Shuflata of Julia King, and Catherine Arendash; 16 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren.

Friends received SAVOLSKISWASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Munhall, Mon Tues. 9:30 7-9. Funeral liturgy, Wed. am St. Nicholas Church.

VARCHETTO Evelyn Snopko of Trafford, on Saturday, Feb. 9, 1991; wife of Frank (Boj) Varchetto; mother of Lynn Campbell, David Varchetto Gina Irwin; daughter of Mary Kondas Snopko the late Michael J. Snopko; sister of Helen DeMarchi Maryann Yoha; also 4 grandsons. Friends are invited to call 2-4 7-9 at the DAVID A. RITTER FUNERAL HOME, 220 Edgewood Trafford.

Funeral Mass Tuesday, Regis Church, 9:30 am VIORES On Feb. 9, 1991, Vasiliki (Gemelas) of Verona; wife of the late John; mother of Nick Kratsas of Monroeville and Stella Gemellos of Lodi, CA and Katherine Battis Cocheres of Verona, 'Lenny' of N. Hills, Constance Barlamas of Ambridge, Georgia Pappas Verona; 18 also 18 grandchildren; great-grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9 Mon Tues at THOMAS ENGLISH FUNERAL HOME. 378 Maryland Ave.

Oakmont. Funeral service Wed. 11:30 a.m. in the Holy Dormition Greek Orthodox Church. Memorial contributions to Viores Scholarship Fund.

Trisagon service Tues. 8 p.m. WILLIAMS Gretchen (Billie), on Feb. 1991; mother of Doddy, Tony, Chipper, Maurice and Michele Williams, Gwen Sears, Jackie Reed. Ralph.

William and Barbara Wilson: four sisters; two brothers: host of other relatives. Friends received at THELMA J. GOODEN BROWN FUNERAL HOME, 605 Brushton Homewood. Funeral Tues p.m. Bethany Baptist Church, 7734 Tioga St.

Interment Homewood Cemetery. 007 MT. TERY-8- LEBANON CEMEprime lots, 563-1279 L. hr. be 2-4 M.

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