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C4 The Pittsburgh Press Saturday, July 27, 1991 PAT from Page CI Juvenile centers OK'd despite foes negotiations. "Everything is secretive, but from the information that we've been able to piece together, the budget contains no new money for transit," he said. PAT and its lobbyists said the budget proposal would provide PAT with a total of $91.1 million for the fiscal year. But PAT was counting on a total of $113.7 million from the state, with an increase in the basic operating subsidy to $75.3 million. Millar said that the budget contains $60.7 million 2 percent less than last year.

"There simply is no way to offset that large of a shortfall," Millar said. PAT officials have already ruled out a fare increase because its $1.25 cash base fare raised twice in the past two years is the second highest in the nation. Millar has said the fare would have to be raised so high he doesn't even speculate an amount that it would put the price of transit out of the reach of many riders. County Deputy Solicitor Ira Weiss said the centers will help juvenile offenders in the community. "The juveniles would be in the community anyway and, without the centers, there would be far less supervision, treatment and control," he said.

The centers will open as soon as minor repairs are completed at the facilities. The centers will be at 566 Brushton Ave. in Homewood and 5474 Penn Ave. in Friendship. A third center, in a storefront on Centre Avenue in the Hill District, has not drawn neighborhood By Sharon Epperson The Pittsburgh Press The city Zoning Board of Adjustment has approved the operation of two centers for juvenile offenders in Homewood and Friendship despite considerable neighborhood opposition.

Residents are against the county's operation of the centers as' "out-patient clinics," a designation that does not require the county to get city Planning Commission and City Council approval. The program, called the Commu nity Intensive Supervision Project, serves as an alternative to sending offenders between the ages 10 and 18 to residential facilities. "At an out-patient clinic, a patient goes in and leaves, but they detain these children until 9 or 10 and then monitor them at night," said opponent Dorothy Trent, who organizes the Rosedale Block Cluster in Homewood. Participating youths report to the centers for counseling and other programs during the day, then return home at night. They wear electronic monitoring devices that signal authorities if they leave their homes at night or miss school during the day.

Zoning board Chairman John Zottola said the program meets the requirements of an out-patient clinic, according to the zoning ordinance. The program provides drug and alcohol treatment, rehabilitative services and counseling. Still, Mrs. Trent said she is "still very much opposed" to the center' in her neighborhood. "It's in the midst of a community that's already in turmoil," she said.

"The county needs to put something in the community to deal with the situation we have." BllSVJciy from Page CI Administration requires such studies before it will approve paying 80 percent of the project costs the share it is paying for the study by Parsons Brinckerhoff. In addition to the studies, Parsons Brinckerhoff will make core borings in a half-mile former railroad tunnel between Sheraden and Ingram through which PAT proposes to run buses. The proposed West Busway REALTY TRANSFERS er on a new two-lane, buses-only bridge between Downtown and the South Side, and then follow Conrail tracks to the West End, where it would swing southwest and link up with the Parkway West at Carnegiej i PAT and transportation planners envision it as a way for buses to bypass Fort Pitt Bridge and Tunnel congestion and provide quicker a(P cess to Greater Pittsburgh Interna-! tional Airport. would cross the Monongahela Riv Alaska bikers die in crash with moose Donalies, $10,000. 19th Ward Jeffrey J.

Lichvar, house at 328 Fernhill Ave. to David A. Dominowski et $58,300. James Helba et house at 820 Grandview Ave. to Mark German, $310,000.

Constance M. Tedesco et house at 739 Linda Drive to William C. Nolan et $63,000. Ema Marloff, house at 2259 Lynnbrook Ave. to Matthew A.

Bosetti, $41,500. Gary A. Grabowski, house at 1666 Sea-ton St. to George R. Carter, $61,000.

Veterans Administration, house at 23 Soffel St. to Paul Petraglia, $16,100. Federal Mortgage Association, house at 915 Tropical Ave. to Carmelo Cubito et $48,000. Eugene P.

Benacquista, double house at 591 Wentworth Ave. to Anthony J. and Marilyn K. Gurgiolo, $72,500. Joseph Tralongo, house at 932 Berkshire Ave.

to Luigi G. and Giovanna Mercurio, $56,000. H. Stetzer, house at 204 Capital Ave. to Husam and Juanita L.

Boliha, $13,000. Margaret L. Keller, house at 2350 Los Angeles Ave. to Louise M. Turner, $41,800.

David R. Staude, house at 1226 Oak-ridge Ave. to James P. McCarthy IIL $38,000. GBM Pittsburgh house at 2137 Palm Beach Ave.

to Daniel W. Camahan, $49,000. Mildred M. O'Hara, house at 327 Southern Ave. to Samuel A.

and Alane C. Yanalivich, $27,000. Estate of Leona S. Artzberger, house at 112 Ulysses St. to Charles A and Linda H.

Conklin III, $31,000. Rose Macri, house at 2236 Vodeli Ave. to Benedict Serratore, $26,000. John A Izzi, house at 624 Woodboume Ave. to Joanne Fortunato, $53,500.

20th Ward Randy L. Greenawalt, house at 719 Bucyrus St. to Christopher Rushneck et al, $37,900. Estate of Linda M. Buch, house at 845 Coast Ave.

to Michael G. Schopp, $38,750. KENAI, Alaska (AP) Two young men were killed when the speeding motorcycle they were riding hit a bull moose. The injured moose was later killed. James Baldock, 17, and Keith Bruner, 20, were pronounced dead Thursday when their motorcycle skidded 70 feet before hitting the hind end of the full-grown, 2-yearJ old moose, which weighed between 600 and 800 pounds.

$122,500. Nathan Zemel, condominium at 5841 Morrowfield Ave. to Beverly Finkelstein, $60,000. Noah S. Bass, house at 1132 Windermere Drive to Mark Rubenstein, $161,965.

15th Ward Nick Romanchak et double house at 416 and 418 Kilboume St. to Neil P. and Cynthia L. Santoriella et $4,500. Janet L.

Knssinger, house at 31)23 Lydia St. to John L. McNeill $32,250. 16th Ward Keith J. Brody, house at 2404 Charcot St.

to Leonard D. and Sally A. Lucas, $18,500. Elizabeth Triska. house at 113 Clover St.

to David J. Cahill $7,000. Frances R. Kowaleski, house at 2305 Sierra St. to Winreed S.

Hussak. $24,000. 17th Ward Richard Lee, commercial property at 1302-1304 Carson St. to Joan Lagattuta, $70,000. 18th Ward Estate of Russell G.

Humbert, house at 24 Allen Ave. to Gary M. Fox, $17,000. Thomas R. Donovan, commercial property at 904 E.

Warrington Ave. to Nancy A. Oil spill threatens Washington shore NEAH BAY, Wash. (AP) An oil spill from a sunken Japanese ship inched closer to land, threatening wildlife and pristine seashore. The slick that measured 15-miles by 17-miles Thursday night was within 500 yards of Tatoosh" Island, -about a half-mile off the mainland shore, officials said yesterday.

VITAL STATISTICS OBITUARIES Lotto jackpot at $2 million PITTSBURGH 4th Ward Louis I. Schwartz et house at 4612 Henry St to Neil A. and Beverly Townsend, $76,000. Estate of Anna Rudavsky, apartment at 380 Lawn St to Community Human Services $28,000. 5th Ward Richard L.

Clemmons house at 3318 Camp St. to Clarence Ardrey, $26,900. 7th Ward Estate of Charles Johnson, property on Carron Street to Georgia A. Bayer, $26,000. Eric E.

Timko, car dealership or parking garage or car wash at 229 Yardley Way to Christy Construction $75,000. 9th Ward Mathilda J. Mcllree, house at 4208 Post St. to Andrew and Catherine M. Shuster, $25,000.

10th Ward Estate of Dorothy A. Ibe, house at 1939 Chislett St. to Louis V. and Virginia M. Sebastian, $10,000.

11th Ward Irene M. Boccella, house at 1421 Greys-tone Drive to David C. Brenenborg, $170,000. Charles P. Brophy, double house at 544 N.

Sheridan Ave. to James W. and Carol A Wojcicki, $38,000. 12th Ward George E. Chamberlain house at 7136 Ross Garden Road to James S.

Riley, $51,000. 14th Ward Kenneth L. Kardon et house at 1201 Beechwood Blvd. to Joseph L. and Karen D.

Kelley III, $555,000. Estate of Mildred H. Dankert, house at 7729 Edgerton Ave. to Eileen O'Toole, $34,500. Caroline C.

Hayes, half double house at 5293 Forbes Ave. to Maria C. Bicchieri, Teen suspected in fatal snooting Police are looking for an 18-year-" bid McKees Rocks youth for questioning in connection with the shooting death early today of another teenager. Lt. Don Pankyo said police want to question Jermane Bonner of Hays Manor about the shooting death of John Hall, 18, of McKees Rocks Terrace.

Hall died at 2 a.m. at "Allegheny General Hospital where he was flown by Life Flight helicopter. He had been trying to quell an argument between two unidentified women on Howard Drive around 12:05 a.m. today when he was shot in the side, the coroner's office said. Pankyo said the women were arguing over beer outside Building 5 in the housing project when the shooting occurred.

Iron Commissar last of Stalin's associates, dies MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS BALISTERI-LAPINA Vincent and Karen A. BARTLETT-KENYHERZ Jeffrey S. and Kirsten M. BATY-BRUNETTE Mark S. and Nancy Jo BECK-NIMAL Carl and Diane BENTON-STEWART Derek D.

and Carole D. BETTS-WELKER Martin and Linda D. BRYAN-PIFER James E. and Sue C. CARDELLO-SMYCZEK Gerard and Carol CARLIN-WRIGHT William P.

and Palncia CONNOLLY-GALABINSKI John W. and Annette C. CRAPIZ-CAVANAUGH Walter and Nancy DAWES-LUSSIER George A. Jr. and Joanne C.

DEL ROSSO-CARPENTER Alan A. and Mary E. ENGLISH-JOHNSON David W. and Deborah FERRO-FERRONI Marcelo and Valeria GATTO-MARSH John V. and Melissa R.

GERMEK-FLYNN Thomas M. an Donna M. HEALY-ANTONSSON James M. and Marika S. HILGARTNER-CHERWAK Kurt A.

and Cheryl M. HOUGHTON-HUSTED Paul T. and Catherine L. JACOB-McGIVERN Paul 0. and Carol A.

JONES-CURRY Ralph J. and Susan A. KACZMAREK-KELLY Kevin and Kimberly KASLER-ARCHER Arthur D. and Andrea M. KELLEY-de SALOME Kevin P.

and Nina J. KELLY-CELMO Danny and Audrey A. LEIFRIED-HABER Glenn T. and Janet L. LOPATOFSKY-BLAMICK Corey S.

and Cherylann LUTTON-BECK Scott A. and Lisa A. MALETTA-NICELY John A. and Karin MALLOY-DAVIS Paul M. and Kerrie MILLER-ROCCO Gregory and Kelly 1 MILLER-ZAMBELL Steven and Kimberty NELSON-CAMPBELL Brian C.

and Lillie NORRIS-DOUGHERTY Robert J. and Tina M. O'NARA-KELLER Jon K. and Amy M. David and Linda P.

PIA-ANINO Matthew W. and Josyline S. PROCYK-RAMSEY Alexander D. and Angela J. SCHRANTZ-FULLEN Robert and Kathleen STUCK-HAUN Thomas K.

and Barbara i WASICK-FARR Michael D. and Paula A. WILSON-DOERSCHNER Uoyd D. and Connie M. DIVORCES GRANTED BECK John R.

Sr. from Louise 4 BROWN Anita M. from Harold W. 1 'CHICHILLA Rita from Donald R. GALICIA Hector Salgado from GOMEZ Letida Cortes KERTIS Kathleen from Charles A.

KING Terry L. from BIGLOW Essie LANAUZE Vicki Denise from Victor Antonio MARKS Jean F. from Richard J. McVAY Charies T. from Lois J.

POWELL Yvonna Smith from Dennis Clayton RUSSELL Robert Jr. from Sharon SITARIK Patricia A. from Thomas H. STOLARCZYK Laurence S. from Kathleen M.

STOLZE Edna Mae from Robert V. Sr. SYKES Robin from Freddie A. TAIT George B. Jr.

from Mary S. URBAN Margaret Katharine from Gregory Allen Tuesday's "Pennsylvania Wild Card Lotto" jackpot will be worth at least $2 million because no player matched the six winning numbers drawn last night, a lottery official said. Lottery director Jim Scroggins said no player matched five numbers plus the wild card and as- a result, the winnings will roll over to Tuesday's jackpot; 58 players matched five numbers to win 109 players matched four plus the wild card to win $760; 3,034 matched four to win $27; and 3,132 matched three plus the wild card to win $15.50. Wednesday's Super 7 jackpot will be worth at least $12.5 million. mand of government ministries during World War II.

Kaganovich was one of several heirs apparent when Stalin died in 1953. But after Khrushchev, leader of -the first Soviet reform drive, sue-ceeded Stalin in 1957, he accused Kaganovich and others of trying to mount a coup. Kaganovich was demoted to manager of a cement works in the Ural Mountains and expelled from the party in 1961. He was also scratched out of history books during anti-Stalinist backlashes under Khrushchev. MOSCOW (AP) Lazar M.

Ka-ganovich, the "Iron Commissar" who helped dictator Josef Stalin establish a reign of terror in the 1930s and 1940s with purges that killed millions, died Thursday. He was 97. Kaganovich had been Stalin's last surviving henchman. He joined Vladimir Lenin's Bolshevik Party six years before the 1917 Revolution and rose to become a close Stalin associate in carrying out one of the bloodiest repressions in world history. Soviets dubbed him the "Iron Commissar" his harsh com NEWS QUIZ ANSWERS Questions on Page A2 Lottery winners Here are the winning lottery numbers drawn Friday, July 26, 1991: Pennsylvania Lotto 3, 9, 22, 29, 41, 43 Wild card 44 Pennsylvania Dailv 178 Pennsylvania Big Four 8381 Ohio Daily 508 Ohio Pick 4 5341 Cards 2 of Hearts 7 of Clubs 3 of Diamonds 6 of Spades West Virginia Daily 3 432 West Virginia Daily 4 4958 West Virginia Cash 25 6, 8, 11, 18, 19, 21 Fund for Yough Area Senior High School, co First National Bank of Herminie, 98 Wendel Road, Irwin, Pa.

15642. Joseph A. Phillips Joseph A. Phillips, 88, founder of Phillips Monuments Co. in Trafford, died Thursday of congestive heart failure at his home in Trafford.

Surviving are three sons, Robert of Aliquippa, Edward of Fort Pierce, and Michael of Bran-ford, a daughter, Mary Ann Phillips of Trafford; 19 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Visitation will be held from 1 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow at Mr. Phillips' home, 718 Harrison City Road, Trafford. The funeral mass will be offered at 11 a.m.

Monday at St. Regis Roman Catholic Church, Fifth Street, Trafford. Burial will be at St. Joseph Cemetery in North Henry V. Good Henry W.

Good, who retired as superintendent of the Yough School District in Westmoreland County in May 1972, died of a heart attack yesterday at his home in Irwin, Westmoreland County. Mr. Good! 83, held a master's degree in education from the University of Pittsburgh. Surviving i are his wife, Fidelis Ross Good; a daughter, Mary Agnes McKay of Butler, Butler County; a sister, Dorothy Luke of Irwin; and two grandsons. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m.

today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at Vincent V. Rodgers Funeral Home, 805 Pennsylvania Irwin. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the funeral home chapel, followed by burial in Woodlawn Cemetery, Penn Township, Westmoreland County.

Memorial contributions may be made to the H.W. Good Scholarship 1. Penn Hills. 2. The construction of a high-voltage power line that would run from Beaver County to York County.

3. Joe Garagiola, who was inducted as a broadcaster. 4. MTV. 5.

A ramp from the Parkway East. 6. Oil. 7. Homeless people.

8. District 9. 9. Pan Am. 10.

April 1992. 11. Mexico. 12. He has the roles of the Dromio twins.

13. Kirk Muspratt. 14. Primary amyloidosis. 15.

There were problems in the shuttle's computer system. 16. Dogfights. 17. The Greco-Roman wrestling team.

18. A luxury club car ride to New York City, offered by 19. Westgate Village. i 20. Guard Terry Long.

Bomb falls by homes 1 SYDNEY, Australia (AP) The Royal Australian Air Force is investigating how a 25-pound bomb was mistakenly dropped 200 yards from a group of houses during a training exercise, a spokesman said today. Gannon's leader quits ERIE (AP) Gannon University President Daniel Henry, 49, announced his resignation and the school cited unspecified medical problems in his family as the reason. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices PREVIOUS DEATHS LATEST DEATHS Dinkel; beloved husbund ot Mnn. Hint oh frtHiiM 4 7-9. Mass ot Lnnsiiun Burial Monday St.

Marys Church at 9 o.m, of James Dinkel: fafher- Sundry 2-4 -y m. at BORON FUNERAL HOME, INC 1719 Brcwns-viiie Rd. Pi-Wives Mwds invited to her Funernt Mon. ot 9 am. IJ-urgy in St.

Anne Church at 10 a.m. HUDSON Mass of Christial Burial in St. Mary Assumption Church Mon. 10 a.m. Visitations Sat.

7-9; Sun. noon-9. STAPF On July 26, 1991, Robert (Dutch) of Sharosbura; m-iow or Lamy noimes um-kel; also three qrandchildren, Rnvmond I Jennifer S. and James H. Dtnkol.

Friends Halbedl, Joseph Sorce, Fred L. GATTI received HOwARD A. FARNSWORTH FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville ftri Mt. Oliver. Funerol mond Richard and Scott Michael Rogowicz; brother of Sandy Helf; son of Artene 8.

Rogowicz and the late Raymond J. Friends received WM. SLATER SONS, Virginia Ave. Kearsorge Mt. Wash.

Funeral Service Monday, HAM. Visitation Sun. 12-9. SCHENK On Thursday July 25, 1991, Margaret Lewis Schenk, formerly of O'Hara wife of the late Harry J. Schenk; mother of Mrs.

waiter (Betty) Templer; sister of James and Howard Brown; grandmother of Joyce Seltzer, James and Richard TerrtDler; beloved husband of Antoinette (Carmen); father of Robert F. Jr. Friends received Sun. and Mon. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at the WOR 001 Death Notices Mon. 9a m. Liturgy St. Jo 1958. Also a graduate of Penn State University with a MS In 1961.

Prior to moving to Eastern PA he taught in the North Hills Schoof District 1958-1961. He was also an inventor holding many patents and enjoyed ploying the pipe organ. He was the son of the late Andrew and Margaret Hunter Tretchlck; brother of Paul Tretchlck of Albany, GA, Mrs. Mojorie Keck of Gibsonia, PA, Mrs. llene Grayson of Chartotte, NC, Ms.

Rachel Tretchick of Washington, DC and Mrs. Judy Sleel of Mars, PA. Graveside services will be held on Monday, July B9, 1991 at 10:00 A.M. at West-view Cemetery In Avonmdre, PA. Family suggests contributions to the Donald M.

Tretchick Scholarship Fund co Beverly Hills Teachers Assoc. in Upper Darby. Arrangements by CURRAN FUNERAL HOME, INC. Apollo. RELL FUNERAL HOME, 820 Main Sharps-bura.

Time of funeral later. Mr. Stapf was a driver for Meyer of Plum; also eleven grandchildren; fifteen greatgrandchildren; sister of La-vonne Jones of Trafford, Melrose McClenahan of N. Huntingdon and Ray E. Wenzel of FL.

Friends may call at GENE Van HORN'S, MONROEVILLE, GOLDEN RULE member firm, Beatty Rd. at Rie. 48 North (from Pgh. take Parkway East EXIT 16B Plum 4th Intersection), services Good Shepherd Lutheran Church on Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Visitation Sunday 2-4 and 7-9; Monday 2-4 and 7-9.

MOWER On July 26, 1991, William H. age 65, of Del-mont, formerly of Glenshow; husband of Betty Hieber Mower; father of Peggy Anne Kammerer of Lififz, William H. Ill of Phoenix, AZ and Susan Netzel of Glenshaw; brother of Mary Jane Olds of Mineola, NY; widower of Gloria Dean Spurlock Mower. Member numerous Pgh. Masonic organizations.

Friends received JOHN L. BASH FUNERAL HOME, 152 Abbe Place, Del-mont Sun. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Services in the funeral home Mon. 1 p.m.

Memorials to American Cancer Society. seph Church, iu a.m. Vis-to-tion Sat. Sun. 2-4 7-9 DRUCIS On Thursday, July 25, 1991, Henry Drucis, of Avolon; beloved husband of Phyllis Drucis; father of Thomas F.

Drucis ot Avaton 8. Jacau-iine Pragher of Son TX; also survived by four grandchildren; one qreoi Friends 2-9 Sun. ot H. P. BkAmDT FUNERAL HOME, 10j2 Perry Hwy Perry, ville, where Btossinq Service will be held on Mon.

9 a.m. SHARAPAN On Friday, July 26, 1991 Margaret; beloved wife of the late Samuel Sharapan; mother of Donald Sharapan, of Pgh; Mrs. Alvin (Carol) Waxman, of Cheltenham, sister Alex Ft. Cohen, of PA. grandmother of Amy Laurie Shorapan; Adam, Jon, and Melissa Waxman.

Services at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Hill (Opp Morrowfield Apts.) on Sunday ot 1 PM. Interment Poale Zedeck Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation 1 hr prior to services. Family suggests contributions to the Margaret Samuel Sharapan Memorial Fund, co Poale Zedeck Synagogue, Phillips and Shady PA 15217.

SLAGEL July 26, 1991, Chartotte Caroline of Etna, widow of Lawrence mother of Carol Sosso, Debra Worst, Lawrence, John, Donald, Paul and the late Joseph; sister of Ann Krotec, Steven, Joseph ond Nicholas Muick; 15 grandchildren. Visitation Sat. Sun. 2-4 7-9, NEELY'S, 2208 Mt. Royal Glenshaw.

Mass of Christian Burial 10AM, All Saints Church, Etna. Rosary also survived by eight greatgrandchildren. Friends received on Sunday from On Monday July 22, 1991, Victor ot Perm Hills; beloved son of Caroline Gatti; brother of Arthur ond Michael Gatti; olso sunived by 5 nieces and 3 nephews. Friends received at the WILLIAM F. GRCijS FUNERAL HOME, 1 1 735 Fiank-stown Rd.

(at Rodi Rd.) Penn Hi! is. Funeral Monday AAoss of nan 'n Si. f-vrrian Church al 10am. ('oot'ibutnns g-nte-fuliy ncknov.if lo Hos-p ce of Northern Virginia, 1U66 Main Suite 401, FoirfaXy VA 220JO. Visitation Sunaay onty 2-4 7-9.

GIGLER On JiJy 76, 1991, Raymond F. Gigler; beloved husband of Dolores C. Gigler; father of Karen Hen-wood, Michael Mary Jane Meons, Daniel Ste- OH, formerly of Broughton, PA; widow of Lawrence An-tonelli; mother of Joseph Antonelli ond Edith Man-acci; also fourteen grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren; sister of Viola Kowalski and the late Edward, James, Matthew ond Harry Armany. Funeral Mon. at 9:30 a.m.

with Mass of Christian Burial in Nativity Church at 10 a.m. Arrangements GRIFFITH MORTUARY, 655-4400. CASCIATO On July 25, John of Rankin, PA; brother of Marion. Friends received at the EDWARD T. PERRONE MORTUARY, 7455 Church Swissvale.

Funeral Mass on Mon. in the Good Shepherd Church, Braddock, 10 a.m. llam-4pm at BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 ML Royal Blvd. Glenshaw, where services will be held on Monday at 11am. I TRIMMER SCHIRRA On Thursday July 25, 1991, vcohffn J.

of Swissvale; beiovd husband of Mary; father of Stephen Jr. of Churchill and fother-in-law of Rose Donofrio Hudson; grandfather of Autumn Lynn; brother of Paul. Friends received 2-4 8. 7-9pm Sat. Sun.

at the THOMAS L. NIEO FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swissvale. Mass of Christian Burial Monday 10am St. An-st-lm Church, Swissvale. KRAYNICK Undo on July 1991, aae 43, ot jite ol Geoffrey Kraynick; daughter of Julia (Jaye) Filumenthal Izsok of Mc-Keesport.

Service will be held July 28, at 11 a m. in the HUNTER FUNERAL HOME, 1600 Coursin AAcKeesport, with Visitation one hour prior to Service. The family suqqests contributions to the Forbes Hospice. KRYSMALSKI On Thursday, July 25, 1991, Frances Romanowski Krys-malski, of Ross wife of the late Henry Krys-mnlski; mother of Patricia L. Mashourn; sister of Mary Romanow'jf'i: grandmother of aren R'ce of GA and Choryi Martin.

Friends received from 2-4 8. 7-9 p.m. at SIMONS FUNERAL HOME INC. 7720 Perry Hwy. Funeral on Mon.

ot 9:30. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Sebastian's Church at 10 a.m. Family suggests contributions to Aiheimei's Disease Alliance of Western PA. DUKRYN tne "Lemer' in anarpsDurg.

SULLIVAN On Friday July 26, 1991 Florence I. of Shaler Crest; wife of the late Joseph; mother of Lee Gardner, Mary Boocks, Pat, Dennis 8, Joseph Sullivan; sister of Dorothy Kohler and John Wennogle; also six grandchildren ond one great grandson. Friends received 7-9 Sun 2-4 and 7-9 ot WM. J. OGRODNIK FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butler Etna.

Mass of Christian Burial St. Marys Church, Sharpsburg. Mon. Christian Mothers Rosary Sunday 7pm TAKAC Helen A. (Danchenko), of West Homestead, on July 26, 1991; beloved wife of Edward; mother of Donna Donaldson and Debbie Kwo-lek; sister of Walter, William and the late Fred Danchenko; grandmother of Tom and Ashley Donaldson and Christie Kwolek.

Friends received 5AVOLSKIS-WA5IK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Mun-hall, Saturday and Sunday 2-4, 7-9. Funeral Mass Monday 10 a.m. St. Michael Church. On Fit, July 26, 1991, Peter of the S.S.; beloved son of the late Wasyl and Ann (Czerwinska) Dukryn; dear brother of Mildred, Mary, John and Anna D.

Baer of Illinois and the late kathryn D. Sviezikas and Michael Dukryn; also survived bv a niece Eiivablh Ann Oner uiicn uuitjrt'b Lynn ana Raymond Jeffrey Giqler; Clea Mae McCloskey of South Side, on July 25, 1991, wife of the late Cletus L. Schirra; mother of Cletus M. Schirra; sister of Henrietta (Betsy) Trent and the late Edwin McCloskey. Friends received CtESLAK TATKO FUNERAL HOME 2935 Brownsville Brentwood, Sat.

Sun. 1-9PM where Service will be held on Monday at 11AM. Mary Frances Casciato. John Conroy, Rose Ann Lambe Devlin, Charlotte (Purpura) Dinkel, Raymond A. Drucis, Henry Dukryn, Peter Edgar, Eudora Smith Ganter, Helen D.

Gatti, Victor A. Gigter, Raymond F. Gilmore, Ruth Serena Hudson, Stephen J. Sr. Kraynick, Linda Krysmalski, Frances -'-Romanowski Maloney, Ruth J.

Meyer, Dorothy, V. Mower, William H. Jr. O'Neill. Stella R.

(Sipper) Rogowicz, Raymond P. Schenk, Margaret Lewis Schirra, Clea Mae McCloskey Sevich, Olga (Telech) Sharapan, Margaret Slagel, Charlotte Caroline Spehar, Helen F. (Borowski) Staph, Robert (Dutch) Sullivan, Florence Helen A. Tretchick, Donald M. Trimmer, Gary Venturo, Lillian C.

Family hours 2-4 and 7-9. ui vi'vers, L.i.. CONROY O'NEILL On Thursday July 25, 1991 Gary of McKees Rocks, PAj husband of Mary Wochter Trimmer; father of Brian- Cj son of Irene and the late Howard; brother of Howard and Dennis. Funeral was on Sat. July 27.

Arrangements by: VALERIAN F. SZAL FUNERAL HOME VENTURO Lillian C. of Trafford on July 26, 1991; mother of Christopher J. Ulrich; sister of John, James, Joseph 'Venturo, Louise J. Venturo, Jean J.

Fitzsimmons. Friends received JOHN M. DOBRINICK FUNERAL HOME, 429 Duquesne Troffod Sat. 7-9; Sun. 12-4 and 7-9.

Funeral Mass Mon. 9 a.m. St. Regis Church. and a npphew Kenneth Beer of Downer's SORCE Grove, Ml.

Friends, and Vets of Ft. Lauderdale, FL ond Glona Arthur of Churchill; also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends re-ceivod ct the FUNERAL HOV.e, 112 fort Courh Bf-ih'-l Po'K (ope home's, bourn Mirs Vi'ifjqe). Fjne-al Mass St. Tno-nas Mote Chi-rrn, Mon.

n.m. t'sntr. SEVICH received Sun. from I 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. ot the; JOHN J.

GMITfcR FUNERAL' Olga (Telech) of Bethel On July 25, 1991, Rose Ann Lambe Conroy; beloved wife of the late Michael J. Conroy; mother of William J. Conroy and the late Rose Ann Owens; also three grandchildren. Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS, 4900 Centre Ave.

at Devonshire Sun. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Monday. Mass of Christian Burial St. Agnes Church 10 a.m.

HOME, 119 S. 15th Funeral on Mon. at 8:30 1 parn on r-riaay jury zo, 1991, Beloved Wife of the late Michael; Devoted Moth a.m. Divme Liturgy tn St. er of Linda from Lansdowne John the Raotist Ukr.

Sun. 12-4; 7-9. Inte'mnt Queer, of Heaven Ceme'ery. Sister John Telecn of Wavcross Mary Dawson Church at 9:30 a.m. Paras tas on Sun.

at 7 p.m, Me On Thursday July 25, 1991, Stella R. (Sipper) O'Neill; mother of Stella (Amy) Wallace and the late Rita Pul-len; survived by 3 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren and great-great granddaughter. Friends are Being received in McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn E.E., on Sat. Sun. 2-4 7-9pm.

Funeral Monday Mass of Christian Burial in St. Peter Paul Church Friends members of Jene Mager Post ot Bloomfield invited. ROGOWICZ On Friday, July 26, 1991, Raymond P. Rogowicz, beloved husband of Patricia Roqowicz; father of Roy- of Baltimore MD, Dymetro GO morial Contributions may bo given to one's own choice. (MUD leiecn ot McKees Rnrks.

Ann Simon of Carne DEVLIN J'jly a Gil more of the iypri fT-ve'o! On Ruth N.S.: EDGAR 004 In Memoriam V. MALONEY TRETCHICK gie Sam Telech of San Fran. Visitation 7-9pm Saturdoy, 2-4 7-9 Sunday at the PAUL L. HENNEY, On Thurs, July 25, 1991, Memorial meet1'. i-eph'-w omir r.f.

it. Ut.fr. tudora bmith fcdqar, ot At lentown; beloved wifp of Lour, G. Fi-tonr; foner ot ftytf rinr. 44 Perry1: rn rVo'iciv 1 On July 25, 1991, Fred L.

Sorce; beloved husband of Isabella Jaconefta Sorce; father of Fred A. Sorce, of Bethel Park and Richard L. Sorce of Stanton father-in-law of Janet L. Sorce; grandfather of Denise Deborah J. ond Brian F.

Sorce. Friends are being received McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214, Walnut Shadyside, on Sat. 8, Sun. 2-4, 7-9. Funeral Mon.

9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian burial Sacred Heart Church 10:30 a.m. SPEHAR (Borowski) On July 26, 1991, Helen wife of the lote Rudolph Spehar; mother of Rudolph and Ruth Belschner; sister of Mildrfd Sas, Marie Fross and Pearl Trieshock; also nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends received at the JOHN F. MURRAY FUNERAL HOME, Butler at 52nd St.

Funeral Home, i5u Lirvary Rte. 88, Bethel Park where Service will be Mondav at 71am. Contrib. to Carole Denk, Louis ft. and Iw G.

5 A HQiAii, a Arroi jt-i' SIMONS i '-it. Donald J. Edanr, also seven American Cancer Soc. On Thursday July 25, 1991 Charlotte (Purpura), Beloved wife of the late Robert Mother of Charlene Albert A Barbara Ann Joyce; Survived by five aand six greatgrandchildren; Friends received in the WILLIAM ECKELS FUNERAL HOME, 1923 Broadway Beech-view. Saturday 2-9pm.

bunder 2-4 7-9pm. Mass of Christian burinl will be offered in St. Bernards Church 10am. Mrs. Devlin retired from Stouffers Company 25 IN LOVING MEMORY OF JACK J.

LIBRICH Passed away 8 years ago today July 27, 1983. We wish that we could ted you all the things we'd like to say, how very much- we miss you with every passing day. Our hearts are filled with sodness our yes shed many tears. Memories that you gave us will a million years. Deeply missed by wife Rita children grandchildren, lister of Shirley Galford and Palncia tu-banks.

Friends received 9 a and 7 9 pm. at tne JAMES J. BARRY JR. FUNERAL HOME, 608 Warrington Ruth on Thursday July 1991 beloved wife of Frrmris J. Mnlnrte; sister of M-a Mm-ison and Ion F.

KOicnenecker; also survived nieces and nephews. Friends Sat. Sun 2-4 and 7-9 at WINTER FU-'JE-RAL HOME, 430 Friendship Aye. Where services wih be fieid Monday 2pm. MEYER rvjfWny V.

Wr-wt nt Vero Lwnch, FL 'formcity of Mon-r ifville) nnox ported ly on Jui 19V); wife of the ate Myer; mother i)i vvriiie E. Meyer of Mon-'uevme and Lawrence E. Donald aae 54 of Alburns, PA, formerly of Avon-more, PA on July 25, 1991. He was employed at Upper Darby School District for the post 30 years where he taught Industrial Arts. In addition to teaching he was also the owner operator of the Printer Printing Business in Alburtis for the past 15 years.

He was chief negotiator of the teachers union in the Upper Darby School District. He was Editor Publisher of INDUSTRIAL ARTS JOURNAL. He was a gradudte of California University California, PA in ve. runtirat u'i INC. 0 HALEEDL Joseph, on' Thu July -H of McVff, hu'-boruj of Ot Lipin.ki; father of Knr Ooro'd, GeMfd 8.

Oamt-l; hrolfM.T of TC'i qrondchiirin-n. 'i- ffis r-ceiven F-UNPH-At. HO6, IcjC 1 Chortles vs Rocks Saturday Sunday 2 001 Death Notices Death Notices: Including Funeral Notires, Cords of Thanks, In Memohams, S3.03 per aante line doily, M.24 per ogate line Sunday. Minimum charge doily, $12.72 Sunday THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Box 566, Pittsburgh Pa. 15230 (263-1201) GANTER ROBERT 7imVr Helen on Friday, lb.

19V sister or Keama yrs service. DINKEL Of Mt. Oliver, on July 25, 1991, Roymond A. ANTONELLI On July 26, 1991, Mary Frances (Armany) of Lorain, Died. 4 years ago tpiday Sndly missed by his mgther.

IPeace at last) fji Ganter; and survived oy many nieces nephews. ft.