I I Jr. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Saturday, August 17, 1991 OBITUARIES John Kauchack, owner of firm in Monroeville John Kauchack, 85, who operated a plumbing company for 50 years, died of cancer Thursday in his Monroeville home. Mr. Kauchack's company handled large projects, such as the Miracle Mile Shopping Center, schools and office buildings. He received a plaque of appreciation Dec.
1 from the Mechanical Contractors Association of Western Pennsylvania. He is survived by his wife, Kather(Casey) Colowit; two daughters, Nancy Kochosky of Monroeville and Mary Anne Connolly of Boca Grande, and four grandsons. -Arrangements are by the James J. Alfieri Funeral Home, 201 Marguerite Wilmerding. Marion E.
Lake Marion E. Lake, 71, of Sewickley, for 30 years the dietitian at the Watson Rehabilitation Hospital of Sewickley, died of a heart attack Thursday in her vacation home in Mesa, Ariz. Miss Lake, a 1943 graduate of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, now Carnegie Mellon University, served as a dietitian for the war cafeteria for the Sewickley Civilian Defense Council during World War II. In October 1945, she began work at the rehabilitation hospital, then the D.T. Watson Home for Crippled Children, in Leetsdale.
She was a life member of Sewickley United Methodist Church. Arrangements a are by the Dallas Irvine Funeral Home, 102 Beaver Sewickley. Arthur J. Haff Arthur J. "Jack" Haff, 77, a retired instructor for Mutual of Omaha Insurance died Thursday in Montefiore University Hospital of heart failure caused by bone cancer.
Mr. Haff, of Scott, who retired in 1979 from Mutual, was a disabled Army veteran. He served in World War II and the Korean War. He was a member of the National Wildlife Federation and the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy. He also was a member Wednesday Morning Prayer Group, a non-denominational organization that meets at Mt.
Lebanon United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Emma Hughey Haff; three sisters. Carolyn Schwemm of Broadalbin, N.Y., Gene Moule of Cumberland, N.C.. and Janet Thompson of Schenectady, N.Y.; and a brother, Robert, of Dublin, Ga. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m.
Monday in Mt. Lebanon United Methodist Church, 3319 West Liberty Ave. Louise Schillo Kumer Louise Schillo Kumer, 83, of Churchill, a hospital volunteer, died of a heart attack Thursday in Allegheny General Hospital. She was a member of St. John Fisher Church of Churchill and Edgewood Country Club.
She also volunteered at Pittsburgh Hospital, now Forbes Center for Gerontology, for many years. She was an avid golfer and bridge player. She is survived by her husband, Roy L. of Churchill; and stepchildren Kathleen Rooney, and Jeffrey C. Kumer, both Mt.
Lebanon. Arrangements are by John A. Freyvogel Sons 4900 Center Oakland. Marilyn Bolden Marilyn Bolden, 44, of East Liberty, a former lunch aide at Fort Pitt School, Garfield, died Thursday at Magee-Womens Hospital from cervical cancer. She retired in 1984 because of Self-defense ruled in shooting death By Mackenzie Carpenter Post-Gazette Staff Writer The coroner's office, concluding that Derick Hampton of Versailles was acting in self-defense in the Aug.
3 shooting death of an Elizabeth Township man, dismissed homicide charges against him yesterday. Dennis R. Musisko, 39, of Park Avenue died of a gunshot wound after a struggle with Hampton, 20, over a gun. "Unless there's some other fact that's not been presented, we've got a case of self-defense," Deputy Coroner Arthur Gilkes said at the conclusion of a two-hour preliminary hearing. Gilkes' official ruling was that the manner in which Musisko died "was undetermined." Hampton is being held in the county jail on $100,000 bond for an unrelated case in which he is charged Inquest spurs homicide charge in baby's death By Mackenzie Carpenter Post-Gazette Staff Writer The coroner's office ruled yesterday that there was sufficient evidence to support a homicide charge against a Squirrel Hill man in the death of his 9-month-old stepdaughter.
Deputy Coroner Arthur Gilkes ruled at an inquest that Daren Browdie, 23, of 5813 Hobart St. be held on a homicide charge in the July 21 death of Lindsay Whitaker, daughter of Browdie's wife, Shannon. Browdie, who was arrested Aug. 11, had been released prior to the inquest on $25,000 bond. Dr.
John C. Hiserodt, a pathologist with the coroner's office, found the death was caused by "some combination of blunt force, a punch, punches to the chest, hard squeezing. During yesterday's hearing, a police detective testified that Browdie, a clerk at the Phar-Mor video store on Forbes Avenue in Squirrel Hill, told police that he "hurt or abused the baby because he was frustrated" by her crying. with statutory rape, corrupting the morals of a minor and simple assault. Musisko's body was found at 4:48 a.m.
in the Blair Heights housing project in Clairton. Hampton, 20, of Chestnut Street was arrested Aug. 8 and charged in the shooting. Prosecutors cited a finding by pathologist Dr. Abdulrezzak Shakir that the bullet had entered from behind and exited from the stomach.
IN BRIEF School guard suspended A security aide at Knoxville Middle School has been suspended following his arrest on charges of possession of cocaine and heroin with intent to distribute. A federal grand jury in Bluefield, W.Va., on Wednesday i indicted Sherman L. Wellons Jr. on three drug-related charges. Pat Crawford, school district spokeswoman, said Wellons, 34, was hired as a part-time employee in 1986 and has been working full-time since August 1989.
Crawford said he has been suspended indefinitely. Hazardous-waste permit The state Department of Environmental Resources has issued a hazardous-waste storage permit allowing Envirotrol Inc. to expand its storage capacity at a carbon recycling plant in Beaver Falls. The 10-year permit allows the firm to increase its hazardous-waste storage capacity from 105,000 gallons to 400,000 gallons. Envirotrol has been storing hazardous waste on interim permit status Judge to rule on inmate's 1980 appeal July review whether Hankins' rights of a New guilty in Pennsylvabecause a county his 11-year-old to his guilty plea.
contended Court Ap- the would of ed guilty this week in Hankins, 43, of years. he was pleaded guilty to Craw- could sentenced by was Pleas Judge June 1980 to a in prison. Correctional Hankins filed mo- don of his sen- already of the guilty tence County. 001 Death Notices WHITE MEMORIAL BREEZE, CHAPEL, of POINT Thomas Blvd. at Homewood Ave.
Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral ceremony Monday 11 a.m. from the Memorial Chapel. Interment Allegheny Cemetery. COOLEY Albert B.
(Cap), age 92 of Zelienople, a retired manager of American Standard Sanitary Corporation on August 16, 1991, beloved brother of Wils L. Cooley Jr. of Zelienople and the late Ruth S. Cooley. Friends will be received at the GLENN-KILDOO FUNERAL HOME, Zelienople, Sat.
Sun. 2-4 7-9 service p.m. will A be double held funeral at 10 a.m. from the funeral home for he and his sister Ruth S. Cooley.
DeNELLE On Thurs. August 15, 1991 Poyle DeNelle of North Hills; Survived by 1 daughter Kathryn Richeimer sone James DeNelle; sister of Ann Siccati of John, Poyle of Anthony Michael Poyle of also survived by four five Friends received 7-9 pm Sat. 2-4 7-9 pm Sun. at H. BRANDY FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville.
A Memorial Service will be held in the Memorial Park UP Church, Duncan on Mon. Noon. Contributions may be made to the Memorial Park United Presbyterian Church her in name. DLUGONSKI When the baby fussed, Browdie told police, he grabbed her sides and squeezed her, Detective Robert McCabe testified. In one instance, when the baby rejected his attempts to feed her by bottle, Browdie told police he held the bottle in the baby's mouth until she had a seizure, McCabe said.
On the morning of July 21, Browdie told police he awoke around 11:45 a.m. to go to the bathroom. He told police that after he heard Lindsay crying, he held her tightly to his chest until she stopped breathing, but then put her back in the crib and went to bed. Browdie's lawyer, Reich, questioned McCabe's testimony, saying that in written and taped statements to police his client never admitted wrongdoing or that he intentionally meant to hurt the baby. Reich also said Hiserodt's testimony was not conclusive because 1 it did not specify whether the baby's injuries were caused by a blow, a fall or squeezing.
Walker rejected the request for reconsideration of the sentence in 1980, but he still has not ruled on request to withdraw the plea. Hankins asked that he be allowed withdraw the plea because he that he involuntarily pleadbecause he believed that he receive a sentence of to five Hankins also contended that not told by his attorney that he withdraw the plea before he sentenced. Hankins has been at the State Institution at Huntingsince June 23, 1980. He has served a five-to-10-year senfor a robbery conviction in Erie The earliest he can be re- of Mt Lebanon on Thursday August 15, 1991; Arthur J. (Jack) Hoff; beloved band of Emma Haff; brother of Carolyn Schwemm.
Gene Moule, Ja- VLADIMIR FUNERAL HOME, Carnegie HUEBNER Suddenly on Thursday August 15, 1991; John Sr. 001 Death Notices 001 Death ETZI net Haff; Thompson also On Tues. Aug. 13, 1991 in nieces and Armonk, June Rose plans no Etzi; beloved wife of Antho- atives and ny S. Etzi; mother of Eileen ed to attend Etzi Barnes, Etzi Brian, David, service at Barbara Carolyn Etzi ed Methodist Casalvan; beloved daughter day morning of Fred Weber, also 5 Private grandchildren; sister of Fred non Weber, friends welcome memorials in BEINHAUER MORTUARY, Rule, Youth Member of the Golden Duff 2630 West Liberty Ave.
Sat. to the Sun 2-4 7-9pm. Funeral prayer group Mon. Mass of Christian buri- non Methodist al in St. Pius Church, Mt Lebanon Brookline Family to ist Church receive friends immediately Ave, Pgh.
following for a luncheon at range. by a place to be announced. HAZI GROVES Suddenly Jocelyn Ann (Corder) acci- 1991 Charles dently on Thursday, Aug. 15, Hills husband 1991 of Bethel Park; beloved Zakany; wife of John; loving mother rick, the of Geoffrey wife Catherine Hazi; bro. Erie, PA, Jennifer at Henke, home, Jacque and husband John Hazi; Jimmy Randolph the of Castle three great Shannon and late Jan- Visitation elle; beloved daughter of GEOT Louise and the late Paul Hazelwood Corder of Uniontown; sister 421-1165 of Constance Walters of Sat.
2-4 Bethel Park, Lynn Corder of 7-9. Funeral Albion, PA, Prue Schwirian Ann Hungarian of Connellsville and Courtney 10 a.m. McCahill of Baden; grand- Hungarian mother Jordan of Paul Geoffrey Jarrod HOHN Daugherty Groves Friends and welcome Ryne On Thursday, at BEINHAUERS, Member Olga beloved Channas, of the Golden Rule, 2828 Hohn; mother Washington on (Peters Hohn, Saturday Sun- Richard day Service 2-4 7-9 p.m. 11 Funeral Paul, Justine, Monday at a.m. late Peter in Christ U.M.
Bethel Church, 44 granddaughter Highland Mt. Moriah Park. Hartley. Interment Baptist viewing. A Family Cemetery, Smithfield, memorials PA.
will be held requests 19 at 7:30 to the March of Dimes. the Washington HAFF Memorials of Scott Twp. formerly church. illness after four years of service. Mrs.
Bolden is survived by her husband, Ronald E. of East Liberty; children Kevin and Dana Brown, both of Broadhead Manor; four brothers, Donald Smith of Schenley Heights, Samuel Smith of Hazelwood and Frank and Edward Brown, both of East Liberty; two sisters, Janet Brown of Wilkinsburg and Nancy Brown of East Liberty; and four grandchildren. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow at the White Memorial Chapel of Point Breeze, 7204 Thomas where a service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday.
Burial will be in Allegheny Cemetery. ELSEWHERE Marietta Tree, 74, an active Democrat and chief aide for presidential aspirant Adlai Stevenson in the 1950s representative to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, of cancer Thursday in New York. World Court Judge Taslim Olawale Elias of Nigeria, 77, a member of the committee that drafted the charter of the Organization of African Unity, of cancer Tuesday in Lagos, Nigeria. Compiled by Gabriel Ireton "He was shot in the back," Deputy District Attorney Daniel E. Fitzsimmons said.
"If that is not enough prima facie evidence of a murder charge, I don't know what is." Theresa Scott, a Blair Heights resident, testified that she witnessed Musisko beating Hampton on the head with the butt of a gun. Hampton tried to grab the gun away from him, and when the gun went off the two men were facing each other, she said. since opening its Beaver Falls plant in 1977. Trolley service disrupted An old-fashioned, 1940s-style trolley jumped the track near the Castle Shannon Municipal Building at 7:15 a.m. yesterday, pulling down overhead wiring and disrupting service between Castle Shannon and South Hills Junction for more than five hours.
Service was not restored until 12:30, and in the interim PAT had to use six shuttle buses to provide service on the so-called Valley line. Light rail service on the Library, Beechview-Mt. Lebanon and South Hills Village routes was unaffected. The cause of the derailment is under investigation. None of the five passengers on the derailed trolley was injured, but the operator, Gerald Niggel, was shaken up and taken to St.
Clair Hospital for treatment. Cocaine seized in raid City detectives from the Office of Organized Crime, Narcotics and Intelligence capped an eight-month investigation last night with the arrest of a Brookline man in his home and the seizure of three kilos of cocaine and $13,000 in currency. Sgt. Doug Johnson said Francisco Strangis, 26, of Southerest Drive was charged with possession of cocaine and paraphernalia, and possession with intent to deliver cocaine. Johnson described Strangis as a major distributor of cocaine who sold the drug to midlevel dealers in the city, the North Hills and the South Hills.
Johnson said the cocaine seized from Strangis' home an estimated street value of $1.5 million. Blast damages building Natural gas escaping ing underground line is have caused an explosion at a building undergoing at Ohioview Acres, an County Housing Authority Stowe. "It's still under PREVIOUS DEATHS Dlugonski, Camille Etzi, June Rose Huebner, John F. Sr. Kauchack, John 001 Death Notices 7-9pm.
Where service will be held Mon. 11am. Memorials to Forest Ave. Presb. Church, Bellevue 15202.
KAUCHACK On Thursday August 15, 1991 John, 85, prominent Monroeville contractor, Beloved husband of Katherine (Casey) Colowit; Father Anne of Nancy Kochosky, Mary Connolly four grandsons; Son of late Samuel Catherine, who owned operated a dairy farm on which is now Restland Memorial Pk. He was also preceded in by one brother four sisters. contract He work did on the plumbing open area mail (Miracle Mile) as well as many schools offices. Friends received JAMES J. ALFIERI FUNERAL HOME, 201 Marquerite Wilmerding.
Friday 7-9pm 7-9pm. Saturday Mass Sun- of day 2-4 Christian Burial Church North American Martyrs Monday 10am. Interment Restland Memorial Park. KOVARIK On Thursday, Aug. 15, 1991, Martha "Marie" beloved sister of Emma B.
Como and the late John and liam Kovarik; daughter of the late Edward M. and Sarah Purdy Kovarik: member of the Universal U.P. Church. Friends received Sat. 2-4 7-9 p.m.
at ROTH CHAPEL SON OF LTD, MORASCO- 7450 Saltsburg Hills, Rd. at where Universal, Service be held Sunday 2 Penn will p.m. The forecast for noon, Saturday, Aug. 17. Lines separate high temperature zones for the day.
70s 80s 70s 60s 70s 80s 90s 70s 80s 90s FRONTS: Tropical 100s Storm Bob COLD WARM STATIONARY Accu-Weather, Inc. Pressure N00 282 0 0. High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy WEATHER TODAY Partly sunny, 30 percent MONDAY Cooler with a chance of chance of storms, high in the high showers, low in the 50s, high in the 80s. Tonight, mostly cloudy, 60 70s.
percent chance of storms, low in the mid-60s. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Cooler Tuesday, low in the 50s, high in the TOMORROW A chance of show- 70s. Mostly sunny Wednesday, ers and thunderstorms, low in the low 50 to 55, high 75 to 80. 60s, high 80 to 85. Travelers' Nation Anchorage 60 Atlanta 89 Atlantic City 86 Baltimore 91 Boston 88 Buffalo 84 90 Chicago 82 Cincinnati 87 Cleveland 84 Dallas 95 Denver 80 Detroit 85 Honolulu 90 Houston 94 Indianapolis 82 Jacksonville 92 Las Vegas 101 Los Angeles 83 Miami Beach 95 Milwaukee 81 Minneapolis 71 New Orleans 91 New York 91 Norfolk 88 Orlando 93 Philadelphia 89 Phoenix 105 St.
Louis 85 San Diego 75 San Francisco 67 San Juan 89 Seattle 82 Tampa 94 Washington 92 Almanac Since 1874, Aug. 17 Airport temperatures 1 a.m. 69 2 a.m. 68 3 a.m. 68 4 a.m.
67 5 a.m. 66 6 a.m. 65 7 a.m. 65 8 a.m.. 66 9 a.m.
71 10 a.m.............. 75 11 a.m. 80 82 Temp. and precip. '90 '89 High 87 82 Low 62 63 75 73 0 0 Airport at 10 p.m.
Press. Clear 75 54 Yesterday's Yesterday's low. Yesterday's Yesterday's precip. Normal Excess Excess Excess Total Normal Total Normal forecast Today Tomorrow Sky Sky. cond.
cond. 51 Rain 62 50 Cloudy 68 Cloudy 88 70 Cloudy 70 Clear 83 71 Rain 65 Clear 87 71 71 Clear 86 70 Cloudy 69 Clear 78 66 Rain 72 Cloudy 88 74 Cloudy 69 Rain 80 61 Cloudy 66 Rain 81 68 Cloudy 66 Rain 80 67 Cloudy 75 Cloudy 96 75 Cloudy 56 Cloudy 80 55 Cloudy 67 Rain 81 65 Cloudy 75 Clear 89 74 Clear 75 Cloudy 95 75 Cloudy 68 Rain 83 66 Cloudy 71 Cloudy 91 72 Rain 74 Clear 101 74 Clear 64 Clear 81 64 Clear 77 Rain 95 77 Rain 68 Cloudy 76 62 Cloudy 58 Cloudy 72 55 Cloudy 72 Cloudy 91 73 Cloudy 73 Clear 84 73 Rain 70 Clear 90 74 Rain 72 Cloudy 93 72 Cloudy 70 Clear 86 72 Rain 82 Clear 106 82 Clear 68 Rain 84 66 Cloudy 65 Cloudy 74 65 Cloudy 55 Cloudy 66 54 Cloudy 76 Rain 89 76 Cloudy 58 Clear 82 58 Clear 74 Cloudy 92 74 Cloudy 70 Clear 88 74 Cloudy highest temp. was 100 1 p.m.............. 85 2 p.m............... 87 3 p.m...
88 4 p.m... 88 5 88 6 p.m.............. 86 7 84 8 p.m........ 81 9 78 10 p.m 75 11 p.m.. this date: '88 '87 '86 '85 100 91 84 83 70 69 65 66 85 79 74 74 0 0 .92 yesterday: Wind Weather S9 Clear 89 64 77 0 71 6 35 1,154 0.28 1.80 .21.05 24.5 but it looks like a natural leak," said County Detective Hudec.
No one was injured in the 8 a.m. explosion that occurred about five minutes after a foreman for Pan Building Inc. lighted a gas pilot in the furnace of Building 65, where renovation had nearly been completed. One of four units in the building was extensively damaged, Hudec said. School workers to confer The members of Elizabeth Forward Education Support Personnel will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.
with union leaders. About 44 custodians and secretaries have been working without a contract since June 30. Negotiations broke off with school board solicitor Barbara Rizzo on Monday, EFESP President Earl Stidard said. The next negotiating session will be scheduled by state mediator Ed Wintermyer. Students are scheduled to return to classes Sept.
3. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices St. Ursula Church, Allison Park on Mon. at 10 MAY Henrietta M. Hart, age 91, PA (formerly of Connellsville) died Fri.
Aug. 16, 1991 in Jefferson Memorial Hospital; wife of the late Lawrence S. May mother of Attorney Lawrence S. May and Mrs. Eleanor Kalnas, both of Bethel Park: seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
Friends will be received the G. FINK FUNERAL HOME, N. Pittsburgh St. Connellsville, Sat. 7-9 p.m., Sun.
2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Mon. 9:30 a.m. in the Immaculate R.C. Church, Connellsville.
interment St. Joseph Cemetery, Connellsville. PEARCE Mae Dean of Pitcairn on Aug. 15, 1991 wife of the late James S. Pearce; mother of Betsy Stevick, Anne Zielinski Dorothy Cox; also six grandchildren.
Friends received at the JOHN M. DOBRINICK FUNERAL HOME, Sat. 2-4 7-9. Ser429 Duquesne, Trafford vices Mon. 1 p.m.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Pitcairn. Family requests memorials to the W.Pa. Cystic Fibrosis, 119 Federal Pgh, Pa. 15212.
PETROVICH On Fri. Aug. 16, 1991, Joan (Kroll) of beloved wife of Alfred H. Petrovich: mother of Richard K. Petrovich of Bethel Pork; sister of Anthony Kroll of Pgh.
sister-inlaw of Alvina Yost, Kathleen Glod and Edward Petrovich. Friends received Sat. 7-9 p.m. and Sun. 7-9 ARY, 5636.
Brownsville GRIFFITH Park Twp. Funeral Mon. Time later. 24-hour report National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Weather Radio broadcasts latest weather information or warnings 24 hours a day on VHF band at 162.55 MHz. District Today's Sky forecast: cond.
88 65 PtSunny Bradford 84 63 PtSunny DuBois 85 63 PtSunny Erie 86 64 Storms 91 68 Sunny Johnstown 87 64 PtSunny 87 67 PtSunny Foreign Yesterday Beijing 90 73 Cloudy 79 57 Cloudy Buenos Aires Cairo 95 72 Clear 84 59 Clear Jerusalem. 81 61 Clear 73 63 Clear 99 72 Clear Mexico City 77 57 Cloudy Montreal 84 64 Clear 64 48 Cloudy New 102 84 Cloudy Paris. 81 61 Cloudy 90 68 Clear Sydney. 63 45 Cloudy Tokyo 82 72 Clear Toronto 81 64 Cloudy 79 59 Clear in 1988; lowest temp. was 46 in 1976.
Pittsburgh skies Sunset 8:15 p.m. Sunrise 6:33 a.m. Pollution index Downtown Good. Clairton Good. Avalon Moderate.
Hazelwood Moderate. Liberty Borough Good. North Braddock Good. Oakland -Good. South Fayette Good.
The Allegheny County Department of Health's 24-hour pollution complaint number is 578-8111. River report Rivers in the Pittsburgh district were generally stationary and will not change significantly during the next 24 hours. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa. 2.6 Franklin, Pa. 2.7 S.
Parker, Pa. 1.9 S. Monongahela River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pa. 9.2 S. Cheat River: Parsons, W.Va.
2.8 F. West Fork River: Clarksburg, W.Va. 4.2 S. Youghiogheny River: Sutersville, Pa. 2.8 S.
Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa. 2.8 S. Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16.5 Dashields Dam 13.5 S. Montgomery Dam, Pa.
12.9 Pike Island Lock and Dam, W.Va. 13.0 S. Falling; Missing; -Pool; Rising; Stationary; Unknown. By Mike Bucsko Post-Gazette Staff Writer A federal judge will the constitutional York man imprisoned nia were violated judge failed to act on request to withdraw The 3rd U.S. Circuit peals made the ruling case of Harold Lee Rochester, N.Y., who robbery and was ford County Common Robert L.
Walker in term of 10 to 20 years A month later, tions for reconsideration tence and withdrawal plea. 001 Death Notices ANDERSON O. Clark of Bethel Park hus- on Thurs. August 15, 1991; band of the late Flora Mae; father of Willavena L. Dewar, Thelma (Timmie) Harkins, and Clark also nine grandchildren; and six Visitafion 2-4 and 7-9 Sat.
and Sun. at PAUL L. HENNEY, Funeral Home, 5570 Library Rte. 88, Bethel Park, where Service will be held on Mon. at 10 a.m.
BAILIE On Friday August 16, 1991 Marion Ewing Bailie, of E. Deer wife of the late John Bailie mother of John K. Bailie Mrs. William Nancy Jean Irvine and Dorothea Bailie; also six grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Jessie Holmes.
Friends received Sat. 7-9pm, Sun. 12- 4pm and 7-9pm. in PAUL R. AJAK FUNERAL HOME 921 Freeport Creighton.
Where a service will be held Monday 2pm. The family respectfully suggest memorials to Wetsern PA School for the Blind, Pgh. PA 15213 or Janes United Methodist Church, Creighton, PA 15030. BEET On Aug. 16, 1991, Gertrude E.
of Shaler daughter of the late Bessie Sheppard C. Leroy Beef; stepdaughter of the late Mary F. Beef. Friends received Sun. 12-4 and 7-9 p.m.
at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Blvd. Glenshaw, where Service will be held on Mon. at p.m. Memorials may be made to the Regency Hall Nursing Home.
BOLDEN Marilyn on Thursday, August 15, 1991, beloved wife of Ronald mother of Kevin Brown and Dona Brown; sister of Donaid Smith. Samvel Smith. Frank Brown, Edward Brown, Janet Brown, Nancy Brown; four grandchildren. Friends mav call at leased is Jan. 19, 1995, if he is required to serve the remainder of his Crawford County sentence.
Hankins twice filed lawsuits himself in U.S. District Court in Pittsburgh. Each time he argued that he was denied his constitutional rights to due process and of access to the courts because Walker has not ruled on the motion he filed in July 1980. Federal judges dismissed both cases. In the first case in 1985, the late Judge Gerald Weber apparently confused Hankins' claims in the lawsuit with a separate case he filed in 1984, the appeals court said.
Hankins did not appeal Weber's ruling. He filed a second lawsuit in U.S. District Court in February 1990. Notices and Robert survived by his nephews. Family viewing hours.
Relfriends are invithis memorial Mt Lebanon Unit11 O'Clock. interment Mt. LebaCemetery. If desired may be made Guidance Inc. 307 Wednesday Morning Mt.
LebaChurch, or United Method3319 W. Liberty PA 15216. ArLAUGHLIN'S, on Thurs. Aug. 15.
L. of Elizabeth father of Helen Patlate Charles R. of Margart Hazi Julius, six James grand grandchildren. MARK SAUVA: FUNERAL HOME, Hazelwood, (lighted 7-9, Sun. parking 12-3 lot) Mass at St.
Church Mon. Mem. to St. Ann Renovation Fund. Aug.
15, 1991. of Camegie; wife of Walter Deborah of W. Hartley William and Hohn; sister of John and the Channas; also one Elizabeth Family requests no memorial service Monday, August p.m. in Church of Atonement Episcopal, Carnegie. may be to Arrangements LOTTERY PENNSYLVANIA Tuesday's Pennsylvania Wild Card Lotto jackpot will be worth at least $3 million because no player matched the six winning numbers drawn last night.
No player matched five numbers plus the wild and as a result, the winnings will roll over to Tuesday's jackpot; 142 players matched five numbers to win $570; 185 players matched four numbers plus the wild card to win $486; 5,193 players matched four numbers to win $17; and 5,445 players matched three numbers plus the wild card to win $9.50. Yesterday's daily number 504; Big 4 3282; Wild Card Lotto 1, 13, 19, 30, 31, 39; wild card 18. OHIO Pick 3 -717; Pick4, 4-8386; Cards 8 of Hearts; of Clubs; 6 of Diamonds; 5 of Spades. WEST VIRGINIA Daily 3 7938; Cash 25 5-7-17-19-24-25. from a leakbelieved to yesterday renovation Allegheny complex in investigation LATEST DEATHS Anderson, O.
Clark Bailie, Marion Beet, Gertrude E. Bolden, Marilyn Cooley, Albert B. (Cap) DeNelle, Sue Poyle Groves, Jocelyn Ann Corder Haff, Arthur J. Hazi, Charles L. Hohn, Olga Channas Kovarik, Martha (Marie) Kumer, Louise Schillo Lake, Marion E.
Longo, Rocco Masters, Mary J. May, Henrietta M. Pearce, Mae Dean Petrovich, Joan Portman, Anne Brown Price, Rose M. Schor, Betty Jean Smith, Ray K. Stampahar, Nicholas G.
Zuckett, Charles 001 Death Notices age 68 of Ross Twp; beloved husband of Catherine E. (Kay); father of John Jr. of West View and Mark E. of Austin, TX; grandfather of John F. 11, Stachel L.
and Michael: brother of Jean L. Lange Cleveland, OH. Friends received at HOME, SCHELLHAAS 388 Center Ave. FUNERAL (off Horseshoe Bend) West View. Sat.
Sun. 2-4 and 001 Death Notices KUMER On Aug 15, Louise Schillo Kumer, beloved of Roy L. Kumer, step-mother of Kathleen Rooney, and Jeff C. Kumer; aunt of Patricia Fogarty of Providence, RI, and Robert Vayda of Destin, FL. Friends will be received at JOHN A.
FREYVOGEL SONS, 4900 Centre at Devonshire St. Sun. 2-4 and 7-9pm. Funeral Monday. Mass of Christian Burial in St.
John Fisher Church at 10am. LAKE On of Aug. 15, Sewickley, 1991, PA, Mesa, AZ; daughter of the late Ralph survived and Marguerite several E. Lake; by cousins, many dear friends among whom is John Soltis who remained very faithful and true. Friends received Monday 10 a.m., until time of service at 11 a.m.
at the DALLAS S. IRVINE FUNERAL HOME, 702 Beaver Sewickley Cemetery. Sewickley, Interment in LONGO On August 16, 1991 Rocco; husband of Rosetta Frusione Longo; father of Philomena Franconeri, Josephine and Maria Longo: brother of Maria Panetta, Giuseppina Mazzano of Italy, and Cosimo Longo: eight grandchildren. Friends received BAGNATO FUNERAL HOME, Chartiers Carnegie, Sat. and Sun.
2-9 p.m. Funeral Mass 9 in Holy Souls Church Mon. a.m. MASTERS On Aug. 15, 1991, wife J.
the late Frank R. Mary formerly of of Masters; mother of Audrey H. Frederick, Frank P. Masters and Claire L. Webster; also survived by five grandchildren and thirteen greatFriends received of Sat.
the 7-9; BOCK Sun. FU- 2-4 and NERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Mass of Christian Burial in PORTMAN Of Mt. Lebanon, on Thurs.
eve. Aug. 15, 1991; Anne Brown Portman; beloved wife of Charles E. Portman; devoted mother of Charles Mark Daniel Jean P. Mosites, Emily P.
Klink, Christine P. Hunter, Eric J. Brian T. Portman; sister of Jeyne R. Brown the late Justin Carolyn; also survived by six grandchildren her many nieces ews.
Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S, 222 Washington SUNDAY Rd. Mt. Lebonon MONDAY 2-4 7-9. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered in St. Bernard Church Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. IN FLOWERS, MEMORIALS MAY BE MADE TO: St. Bernard Angel Fund or 10 South Hills Family Hospice. PRICE On Aug. 15, 1991, Rose M.
Price, mother of of Rankin; beloved sister of Ethel Scales; grandmother Price: of Carmel (Chip) a host of nieces and nephews. Friends received Sunday 2-9 at WATTS MEMORIAL CHAPEL 808 Talbot Ave. Braddock, (271-3880), where funeral 11 service will be Rest- held Mon. am. Interment land Cemetery, Monroeville.
SCHOR Aug. 16, 1991, Betty Jean, of Allison Park, wife of Arthur mother of Arthur Lonce, Terry and thy Schor; Visitation seven Sat. grandchil: dren. 7.9 NEELY'S, 2208 Mt. Royal Glenshaw.
Service on Sunday of 1:30 pm. SMITH Ray of Plum Boro, on Fri. Aug. 16. 1991; beloved husband of Betty Smith; father of Robert Alan Smith of Murrysville and Karen Lynne Smith of Stafford, VA; grandfather of Sara E.
Smith 001 Death Notices and Brittany A. Smith; brother of Harold Smith, Mildred Vernon and Almira Redpath. Friends may call at 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), where Service will be held on Mon. at 10:30 a.m. (Visitation Sot. 2-4 and 7-9; Sun. 12-3 and 7-9).
STAMPAHAR On Thursday, Aug. 15, 1991, Nicholas husband of the late Mary A. (Flainik); beloved father of Robert; brother of Rose Jesih and the Frank late George, Stephen, and Louis Stampahar and Anna Frankovic. Friends welcome at BEINHAUER LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, 4635 Butter St. (Lawrenceville), Sat.
Sun. 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral Mass of Christian Burial Monday 10 a.m. in St. Mary Assumption Church, 57th St.
ZUCKETT Charles, Aug. 15, 1991 Turtle Creek: husband of Mae Flick; father of Edith Jean Swihart, Charles John brother and Larry Zuckett: Louis of Zuckett; Sarah Capo and also fourteen grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Friends received JOBE FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Shaw Triboro Turtle Creek where services will be held Mon. at 10:30 a.m.
Visitation Sat. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Sun. noon-3 7-9 p.m. Aug.
15, 1991, Camille Dlugonski of Troy Hill in her 54th year; beloved sister of Bernard Dlugonski; survived by 5 nephews. Family, will receive friends at OSCAR MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Troy Hill Fri. 2-4, 7-9. FUneral Mass Most Holy Name Church Sat. 10 am.
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