88 Thursday, February 18, 1988 The Pittsburgh Press B7 Robert D. Crissman Robert D. Crissman, 67, who worked for 30 years as personnel director for Cytemp Specialty Steel in Bridgeville and Titusville, Crawford County, died of cancer yesterday at Hamot Medical Center in Erie. Mr. Crissman of Chautauqua, N.Y., was born in Butler and was a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh.
He was in the Army Air Corps during World War II, serving in China. Following his discharge he worked for West Penn Power Co. for 10 years. He retired from Cytemp in 1985. He was a member of the Third Presbyterian Church in Shadyside, where he had served as a church elder, and the First Presbyterian Church of Titusville.
He was a member of the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville advisory board, and was on the boards of directors of the Titusville YMCA and the Venango County Area Vocational Technical School. He also was a member of the Masonic lodge of Homewood. Mr. Crissman is survived by his wife, Edna Schultz Crissman; two daughters, Susan Geralds of West Bloomfield, and Betsy Irwin of Titusville; a son, Thomas E. of Wooster Ohio; and four granddaughters.
Friends will be received at the Gordon B. Garrett Funeral Home, 303 N. Washington Titusville, from 7 to 9 tonight. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel of Third Presbyterian Church, Fifth and Negley avenues.
Burial will be in Homewood Cemetery. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society. in 10 of Linda Kay Rosen The funeral for Linda Kay Rosen, 27, a psychiatric caseworker at St. Francis Medical Center who was shot and killed there Tuesday, was to be held this afternoon at Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Centre Shadyside. Miss Rosen of Squirrel Hill worked at St.
Francis for years in case management with chronically mentally ill patients on an outpatient basis. She was a patient advocate in the medical and psychiatric emergency room, working with patients a and their families, protecting their rights and finding them temporary shelter. She also was involved in the admission of psychiatric patients. Miss Rosen performed volunteer work for the Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force. She was a graduate of Falk School, Peabody High School and the University of Pittsburgh, where she majored in psychology.
Surviving are her mother, Gloria K. of Shadyside; a sister, Nina S. of Pittsburgh; and her maternal grandmother, Janet M. Kwasser of Pittsburgh. Burial will be in Temple Sinai Memorial Park, Plum.
The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force, 141 S. Highland Pittsburgh 15206, or to the Women's Center and Shelter, P.O. Box 9024, Pittsburgh 15224. George P. Petruney Funeral home director and former Verona Councilman George P.
Petruney, 64, died of liver failure yesterday at the Oakland Veterans Administration Hospital. Mr. Petruney owned and operated the George P. Petruney Funeral Home in Verona for 31 years. He also was a member of St.
Joseph Catholic Church, Verona, the Verona Eagles No. 1634, Oakmont Elks No. 1668 and CFU Lodge No. 602 of Verona. He served as a volunteer firefighter in Verona for 14 years and was a leader of Boy Scout Troop 139 at St.
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Petruney coached American Legion baseball teams in Verona and Oakmont and organized the Verona Baseball Association for boys 14 through 17 years old. He also was organizer and team trainer with the Twin Boro Apache semi-pro football team. He is survived by a son, Ronald W. of Verona; two sisters, Betty Adams of Oakmont and Rose Tamburo of Camariello, two grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
tomorrow at the George P. Petruney Funeral Home, 732 Brunot Verona. Mass of Christian burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Joseph Church, Center Avenue, Verona.
Interment will be at St. Joseph Cemetery, Verona. Madeleine Wharton terday at Forbes Metropolitan Health Center, Wilkinsburg. Mrs. Wharton was a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and a member of St.
Scholastica Catholic Church in Aspinwall and its Aquinas Guild. She is survived by three daughters, Cathlyn Frazier of Cranberry, Butler County, Denny Ann Criss of O'Hara and Marian Ellis of Danville, Montour County; and 10 grandchildren. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight at John A. Freyvogel Sons 4900 Center Shadyside. Mass of Christian burial will be offered at 11 a.m.
tomorrow in St. Scholastica Church, 309 Brilliant Ave. Entombment will 1 be at Mount Royal Cemetery Mausoleum, Shaler. Madeleine Murray Wharton, 78, of Fox Chapel died of pneumonia yes- Sr. J.E.
Hazey Sister John Edward Hazey, who taught at schools in the Greensburg and Pittsburgh dioceses for 35 years, died of cancer yesterday in the Assumption Hall infirmary, Greensburg, Westmoreland County. Sister John Edward, 69, was born in Altoona and entered the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill, Greensburg, on Sept. 8, 1935. She taught intermediate grades in various schools in both dioceses, including St. John the Baptist in Scottdale, Westmoreland County, St.
Joseph in Mount Pleasant, Resurrection in Brookline, St. Anselm in Swissvale, St. Philip in Crafton, St. Therese in Munhall and St. Stephen in Hazelwood.
From 1971 until 1985, she taught music and art at McNelis Catholic School in Altoona, Blair County. Upon retiring, she continued to do volunteer work at McNelis School and in the Cathedral parish in Altoona. She had lived at Assumption Hall at Seton Hill since early 1987. Surviving are three sisters, Emeline and Elizabeth Hazey, both of Altoona, and Regina Stoltz of York; and two brothers, Joseph of Deming, N.M., and Arthur of Southgate, Mich. Friends may call from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. tomorrow and from 10 a.m. to 01 p.m. Saturday at Assumption Hall. Mass of Christian burial will be offered at 1 p.m.
Saturday in the Assumption Hall chapel. Burial will be in the sisters' cemetery, Seton Hill. Ernest J. Bryant Ernest James "Sug" Bryant, former employee of Westinghouse Air Brake died of pulmonary arrest Lottery winners Here are winning lottery numbers drawn Wednesday, Feb. 17, 1988: Pennsylvania Super 7 4, 30, 32, 42, 50, 55 58, 59, 74, 76, 80 Pennsylvania Daily 637 Pennsylvania Big Four 2438 Ohio Daily 131 Ohio Pick 4 1385 Ohio Lotto 1, 7, 12, 14, 21, 42 West Virginia Daily 3 977 West Virginia Daily 4 9538 West Virginia Lotto 2, 9, 14, 16, 34, 35 West Virginia Easy 8 065264 Next week's Super 7 pot up to $27 million HARRISBURG (AP) No one won last night's $17 million Super 7 jackpot, pushing next week's top prize to at least $27 million.
Increased sales could put next week's drawing above the current second-place jackpot of $28 million, a lottery official said today. Last year, a Blair County couple won the lottery's record $46 million prize. Eighty-one tickets had six numbers, worth $5,199.50 each. A Also 2,771 tickets had five numbers for $303.50, while 44,413 tickets had four numbers for $7. OBITUARIES Saturday in Brecksville Veterans Medical Center, Cleveland.
Mr. Bryant, 66, of Monroeville also was formerly employed by U.S. Steel's Clairton Works and Cleveland Hopkins Airport. He was a member of St. John the Baptist Church in Wilmerding.
Surviving are four sons, Elsidro and the Rev. Estil, both of Monroeville, Anthony McClelland of Braddock and Otis of Cleveland; eight sisters, Alma Norman of Louisville, Ethel Mills of Rye, N.Y., Bernice Robinson of Monessen, Dolores Noble of Milwaukee, Evelyn Williams of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Nellie Bryant, Lola Goolsby and Netty McLemore, all of Monroeville; a brother, Harry Chisolm of Greensburg; 16 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight at Charles W. Newmann Funeral Home, 313 Spring McKeesport. Services will be held at 1 p.m.
tomorrow at St. John the Baptist Church, Wilmerding. Burial will be in Restland Memorial Park, Monroeville. Deaths elsewhere G. Allen Patterson, 85, a Dawson, Fayette County, native who served as state banking secretary under three governors; in Point Pleasant, N.J.
was appointed banking secretary in 1963 and held the position for 10 years. Mr. Patterson previously had served as a vice president of Pittsburgh National Bank and had worked for 40 years with PNB and Peoples- that Pittsburgh into Trust, one PNB. of the Samuel D. Capizzi, 68, a Pittsburgh native who was international sales manager for PPG Industries; in Vero Beach, Fla.
60 pupils to square off in spelling bee suburban schools will send 60 students to Barmada. Perrysville (West View) Maggie Bucs, William Bell, Nicole Twenty the line Saturday in Round 7 of The Pittsburgh Press Dix. Spelling Bee. Two sessions the first one starting at 10:30 a.m. 11:15 will be featured at Buhl Science Center and the Brentwood Cormac McCarthy, Ellen Kalik, winner of each will advance to the Western Rich Majewski.
finals on April 23. Fawn (Natrona Heights) Lori Ruk, Brestensky, Carie Pennsylvania Heather Adams. Twelve students already qualified. Gallatin (McClellandtown) Domoneque Guerrieri, have Saturday's lineup: Vanessa Kustron, Jed Vollberg. 10:30 Heights (Natrona Heights) Stephanie Dubnicay, Maggie Avalon Jaison Clark, Kimberly Blazek, Tiffany McGonigal.
Mrozinski, Holly Slocik. Avonworth (Ben Avon) Emily Harris, Sharon Northgate (Bellevue) Marcia Logan, Pearl Newman, Megan Hrach, Amber Fewell. Peckman. Chartiers Valley Middle (Scott) Ronald McCabe, Kim Norwin Junior (North Huntingdon) Brian Cornali, Dawn Deichler, Erin Roseman. Bickerstaff, Jim Llewellyn.
(McCandless) David Balsley, Monica Ritchey, Katie Renton (Plum) Michelle Babuscio, Jason Sipes, Brenna Cole. Espe Potthoff. Sloan (Murrysville) Brett Dutton, William Shipe, Jana Frazier Junior (Perryopolis) Jennifer Jellick, Matt Angelo, Comstock. Janet Clendenen. South Fayette Junior (McDonald) Jason Cox, Sapna Sneth, Hyde (Coraopolis) Chris Scarborough, Stacey Baker, Dan- Buddy Wilsher.
ielle Deemer. West Hempfield Junior (Irwin) Amy Eisaman, Wendy Fox, J.F. Kennedy (Creighton) Sara Burgess, Sean Hall, Wendy Rob Hepler. Meadows. Woodlawn Middle (Munhall) Devon Wittpenn, Roberta O'Hara (Fox Chapel) Sara Beth Parks, Kristen Villani, Sami Noschese, Craig Morisaint.
Court rejects appeal of key CTA scandal witness PHILADELPHIA (AP) For- addition, he said, the court failed to and the contract was canceled bemer Republican Party official Wil- take his cooperation into consider-. fore CTA began the work. liam T. Smith, a key witness in the ation. Smith's co-conspirator, CTA CTA bribery case, lost an appeal Smith was convicted in 1985 of founder John R.
Torquato, was senwhen the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of to commit bribery, mail tenced to four years in prison and Appeals refused 2-1 to reduce his 12- fraud and interstate transportation fined $10,000. Asher, who is appealconspiring year term. in the scandal surrounding a state ing his conviction, was sentenced to The court yesterday rejected contract that former Treasurer R. one year and one day.
Smith's contention that he received a Budd Dwyer awarded to Computer Dwyer committed suicide at a disproportionate sentence and the Technology Associates, a small Cali- news conference in front of dozens of deterioration of his health and fi- fornia firm. stunned journalists one day before he nances should have been considered. was to be sentenced. Smith, a Republican Party help in shortening his sentence and a Smith is serving his term at the former In return for the government's chairman in Dauphin County, had cited U.S. Court promise not to indict his wife, Judy, Allenwood Federal Prison Camp.
a recent Supreme ruling in an unrelated case that Smith agreed in and 1986 former to state In dissenting, Judge Edward R. testify overturned a mail fraud conviction against Dwyer Becker said the majority ignored the because tangible property was not Republican Chairman Robert Asher. district court's unwillingness to lost in the fraud scheme. Smith testified that he and others consider Smith's cooperation and its He also argued that the district conspired to give Dwyer a $300,000 reliance on Smith's admission, while court improperly used testimony he kickback for the CTA contract. No testifying under immunity, that he gave under a grant of immunity.
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