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B4 The Pittsburgh Press Monday, April 30. 1984 METRO NEWS Dr. Milton Jena, 92, cancer researcher, dies Previn's hits note 7-', Continued from page Bl OBITUARIES i i Si I. i- v.rp'f&. ssw- Jr Dr.

Milton Jena, 92, who devoted the last 20 years of a 70-year medical career to cancer research, died yesterday at West Penn Hospital, a week after suffering a stroke. Although he retired at age 86 because of failing eyesight, his family said he remained interested in medicine and continued to make daily trips to laboratories at West Penn Hospital. Another obituary, page B6 Dr. Jena, an internist, along with Dr. Leon Libenson, a biochemist at West Penn, studied the development and growth of cancer cells.

Late in his career, he concluded that there has been little progress in conquering cancer despite improvements in treatment. Dr. Jena, formerly of Squirrel Hill, lived most recently at the Neville House in Oakland. He received a bachelor of science degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1912 and a medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1916. Dr.

Jena worked in Los Angeles and the copper-mining community of Clifton, before returning to Pittsburgh in 1921. He opened offices in the Jenkins Arcade and joined the staff of West Penn Hospital. In 1964-65, he was the first recipient of West Penn's Golden Cane Award for excellence in teaching, research and medicine. He was former president of the Allegheny County unit of the American Cancer Society. He was a member of the county, state and national medical associations and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and was a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and Sciences of London.

His late wife, Jeanette "Jane" Jena, was art critic of the Post-Gazette for many years. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and for one hour before 11 a.m. services tomorrow at H. Samson 537 N. Neville Oakland.

Burial will be private. Memorial contributions may be made to the Dr. Milton Jena Fund at West Penn Hospital. Joseph Reese Joseph Reese, district manager of consumer relations for Bell of Pennsylvania, died Saturday at his home in Monroeville. Mr.

Reese, 62, had 45 years of service and was a member of Bell Telephone Pioneers of America. During World War II, he was awarded a number of medals while serving with the U.S. Army Signal Corps. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Uniontown. Surviving are his wife, Janet two daughters, Catherine Saunders and Patricia Reese; two sons, Mark and Scott; a sister, Jeannette Eggle-ston; and two grandchildren.

A memorial service will be held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Gene H. Corl Chapel 4335 Northern Pike, Monroeville. There will be no visitation and burial will be private. Frank Puskaric Frank "Parker" Puskaric, president of Elaine C.

Puskaric Agency a real estate and insurance firm, died Saturday in Troy, where he was attending a bowling tournament. Mr. Puskaric, 66, of 190 Lincoln Hall Road, Elizabeth was also a retired employee of U.S. Steel National Tube Works, McKeesport. He was a member of St.

Michael Church, Elizabeth; Knights of Columbus, No 955, McKeesport; the Croation Fraternal Union, Lodge No. 44, McKeesport; and Croation United Lodges of Western Pennsylvania. He was secretary-treasurer of Croation Catholic Union Lodge No. 53, Mckeesport; past president of USW Local 2316 covering salaried employees; and was vice president and recording secretary of Club Dobrotvor. Surviving are his wife, Elaine a daughter, Nada Jane; three sons, Francis, Blane and Lary, four sisters, Frances Salopek, Mary Stanton, Jennie and Sister Michael; four brothers, John, Joseph, George and Matthew; and three grandchildren.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at Paul E. Bekavac Funeral Home, 221 Second Street, Elizabeth. Mass will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at St. Michael Church, Fifth and Bayard streets, Elizabeth. Burial will be in Round Hill Cemetery, Elizabeth Township. George A. Miller George A.

Miller, a retired city policeman and the first officer assigned to Pittsburgh Police Car No. died yesterday in his home at 270 N. Craig Oakland. Mr. Miller, 87, served for 33 years and patroled the Downtown.

He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police and St. Paul's Cathedral. Surviving are a son, George A. Jr. of Huntington, W.Va.; a sister, Dorothy Riley of the North Side; and two grandchildren.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight at John A. Freyvogel Sons 4900 Centre Ave. at Devonshire Street, Oakland. A mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow in St.

Paul's Cathedral, Oakland. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Hazelwood. leave. I don't know if there is a better conductor around. i "A whole generation of conduc- tors between Steinberg and Previn is missing.

I suspect in Europe they I are developing conductors, but few 5. of them want to live in America, because of the lifestyle and better pay in Europe. "Pittsburgh still has the reputa-k tion of being an ugly city. Previn and his supporters don't realize this is a tough industrial town. This is the site of the Homestead massacre.

U.S. Steel is letting whole steel towns die in the Mon Valley. They 1 don't care about Previn's feelings. 5 "A recent survey showed Pitts- burgh is number 22 on the list of most desirable cities in which to live. A world-class orchestra won't make up for that.

Masses of people are not concerned about the prestige I of the Pittsburgh Symphony. Previn is a man of very great gifts, but I am not sure he is using his gifts wisely." This is the third time Previn has quit a symphony orchestra amid controversy. In 1969, the four-time Academy Award winner quit the Houston Symphony after a two-year tenure because he and the board were at odds. From 1968 to 1979, he headed the London Symphony. In 1975, the orchestra manager tried to fire Previn, but failed.

Previn eventually left, and in a recent book, "Maestro," the vice chairman of the London Symphony, Kurt Hans Goedicke, said of the Previn years: "We were not able to attract the services of this or that eminent conductor because there was already a tint to us that had developed over the years. And we had also missed out on a substan-; tial chunk of repertoire that no symphony orchestra that regards itself as truly international can do without." Previn also came under fire here for his limited repertoire. When he arrived in 1976, the response was so great the orchestra added a Thursday night concert. All concerts Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the late '70s were sold out by season tickets. But last year, attendance fell and subscriptions were down to the 80 percent mark.

Downtown construction and the poor local economy had something to do with failing attendance, but when The Press ran a survey on why season subscribers did not renew, about 100 letters came in. Most were from couples, or 150 ticket-holders, and there was a heavy sprinkling of anti-Previn sentiment. Many objected to his sporty attire at concerts; many more objected to his programming. G. Christian Lantzsch, president of the Pittsburgh Symphony Society, had insisted there was no rift be- Marshall Turkin says his relationship with Andre Previn "was productive" tion of the orchestra as one of the world's great music ensembles." Principal oboist Elden Gatwood also said he "had heard a lot of rumors and suspected he was leaving.

He led us on a couple of spectacular sets of tours in Europe, the best playing I have ever heard from this orchestra, including the days with Steinberg." (Carl Apone is Press music tween Previn and Turkin, and last week denied reports the board had sought to fire Turkin. In a statement yesterday, Lantzsch said the board wished Previn "success" in his new post. He said Pittsburgh was fortunate to have had Previn since 1976 and said he had "carried on in the grand tradition of his eminent predecessors, Steinberg and Reiner. Violinist David Gillis, chairman of the important orchestra commit tee, praised Previn's work here and "helping put Pittsburgh back on the musical map." He expressed confidence the board will find a music director who "will continue to make this a world-class orchestra." Oboist Tom Fay, former chairman of the orchestra committee, said he began "to suspect something was going to happen many months ago. We shall always be grateful to Previn for expanding our musical progress and enhancing the reputa 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices dren: and IS areat-orand Campbell and Miss Marcia K0NESKY Elizabeth Duman, Robert Paul J.

and Lawrence Christian Burial In the Church of the Ascension on Hooper; tour arandchllden NERAL HOME, 33)3 Brighton Rd. Funeral service Wednesday, 11AM. Visitation children. Friends received 2-4 7-9 a.m. Mon.

mi the ADAMS On April It, m. Mrs. Erich (Chrlstel) Vogt of Wl, Mrs. Ellsworth (Helma) Hamel of Waynesburg PA; sister of Mrs. Hanna Rasch Memorial Service at the mother of Joyce Beers, Kathryne Dlngman, David W.

Edward W. Dlngman; sister of Mildred Soose, Margaurlta Crighton; survived by six grandchildren. brother of Anna Mae Rag. ley, Leona C. Duff and Edward also sl Thurs, May 3 at 10 a.m.

Family asks donations to be made to St. Vincent de Paul Masonic Home, mica, N.Y, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. MACH Tomtom a. ai fornwrly or Cratton; beloved brother of John L. Adams and Mllll Zlllessen, both of Germany; also survived by JOHN E.

CARLOS FUNERAL HOME, 923 Saxonburp Blvd. (by Shaier Plaza). Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. Tues. St.

Mary's Church, i ucs. mw rung. H0PF Chester T. of SS on Sat, April 28. 1984; beloved husband or Marie O'Donnell Konesky' father of John, James, Robert, Margaret (Peggy) Marlanov, Timothy and Thomas Konesky; society, Ascension Church, PIPICH and brother-in-law of Patr Marie Wllburn of Munhall on Aorll 28.

1984: wife grandchildren. Friends may call at the BURKET-TRUBY FUNERAL HOME, INC, 421 Allegheny Ave, Oakmont, rive grano ana rnree great' grandchildren. Friends re celved at the FRANK On Aorll 28. 1984. ai four great-grandchildren.

Friends received 2-4 7-9 p.m. at HERBERT R. KING JR. FUNERAL HOME. Route cla Adams of Rochester, NY? alu niCM and neoh bert formerlv of N.

Hills: On Aorll 27. 1984. Ed uiensnaw. CANT0NI DeBOR FUNERAL HOME, ew. Friends received at husband of the late Doris -T p.m.

anu lues. 4 4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Chris- at woodland Circle. Alll the HERSHBERGER-STO oromer or Ann uaisn, tiea-nor Fuimer, Margaret Saltls, Louis and Raymond Kon Granger; father of Joan luoa Droomine divo, Monday 79 o.m. and Tues of James C.

Mach; beloved mother of Thomas Mach and Mrs. Edward (Connie) Shlrokey; sister of Helen McKlnlay, William Wllburn and Sr. Jean Ann Sisters ward beloved husband of Catherine Funderllch; father of Edward Jr. and Mrs. Carol Meachlm; brother of son Park, where Service flan burial Wed.

at 10 a.m. Lynn, Barbara Straub an Frances Moeller: brother Of Irwin (formerly Mones-sen) Apr. 29, 1984; Gllda; sister of Amerlcus. Visitation in St. Irenaeus Catholic day 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

where service will be held VER. FUNERAL HOME, 170 Noble Crafton. 2-4 7-9 p.m.. where funeral service will grandfather of Jean Ann Bothner. Friends may call from 7-9 p.m.

Sun. and 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mon. at the PATRICK T. LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden Ave, E.

Pgh. Mass of Christian Burial In St. William Church Tues. 9:30 a.m. VELJIUS On Sun.

April 29, 1984, Frances; beloved wife of Anthony; mother of Donald Mathews of Beechvlew and Eileen Dapper of Brookllne; sister of Jean Mucha of Dormont; also survived by nine grandchildren; and eleven great-grandchildren. Friends are welcome at BEINHAUER MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Mon. Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Mass of Christian Burial In Resurrection Church wr5. DorDora nomicn, Mrs, Pauline Klehl of Virginia Virginia Frederick, Christine Monroe, Frank. Fred, Walter mnA la. EAuirri IM. will be held Weds, 11 a.m.

DORSCH Barbara E. Lang, on April 29. 1984: aae 61: beloved inurcn, uakmonr. SITES VINCENT RODGERS FUNERAL HOME. 805 Penna.

Wednesday at 11 a.m. FALK be held Tues at 10 a.m. Mr. Irwin, 7-9 Mon, 2-4, 7- also ten grandchildren and Adams was an Alumus of Lahloh Univ. where he was Mrs.

Mildred Urbanlk, Mrs. Mary Pockey, Frank, Thomas, Matthew of Erie, and Bernard: also one arand- On Apr. 21, 1984 Charles husband of Ellz. esky; also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends received at the GEORGE A.

PHILUPS FUNERAL HOME, 81 S. 15th St, South Side. Funeral Wed, 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Peter's Church 10 a.m.

Mr. Konesky was a member of Plumbers Laborer Local 347 and an employe of Alle In Orlando, Fla, formerly of of Charity. Friends will be received Sun. 7-9 p.m. Mon.

2-4 7-9 p.m. at the R. V. ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME. INC, West St, Homestead.

Mass of Christian Burial Tues. at 10 a.m. one great-grandchild. Funer abeth Banaszak Sites; father al from the SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME. 388 i ues.

aervicc wea. I p.m. CATHCART An C. Anrll TO lAfiJ mother of Mrs. Florence Reich Paul B.

Dorsch Srj sister of Mrs. Anna Miller Mrs. Theresa Miller; also 12 a member or ma rsi Fraternity. Family suooests contlbutlons to the National chlld. Friends received at or Elizabeth s.

Davis, Pauline L. Thomoson. Berna- Center Ave. (off Horseshoe 5t. Marv Maoda ene Church.

Bend) west View, on Tue. dette A. Alberfson, Christine tne ANDREW 5. 5KUN-DRICH FUNERAL HOME, 405 North Ave, Mlllvale. Mass of Christian Burial In Kidney Assoc.

BAMBACH w. srepnany, manes, Joseph. Kenneth. Georoe M. Blanch, 'age 105, formerly of Clearfield, In Jamestown, NY; wife of the late Ralph L.

Cathcart; mother of David L. Cathcart, West at 11 a.m. visitation Sun. 9, Mon. 2-4 and 7-9.

HORNER Homestead. Interment Parish Cemetery. Family requests donations to St. Vincent De Paul Society of St. Mary gheny lounry.

K0RENICH Richard and Jame r.it On Aorll 29. 1984 St. Nicholas Church, Mill, vale, Tues. 10 a.m. Visitation Sun.

7-9, Mon. 2-4, 7-9. PUSKARIC son of Pauline and the late Charles A. Sites; brother of Pauline Vercella, Ann Schuler. Albert.

James and on Wed. at 10:30 a.m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Mimin, PA and Mrs.

Caroline Alleman, Bradford, PA On April 29, 194, Stella Shord Bembach, formerly of Spring Garden, In her 18th year; wife of the late Albert C. Bambech; beloved mother of Merple Heubech, Howard, and Donald Barn- Katharine wife of the rvtegoaienc murcn. MAN0LAK0S C.tt c.a4 Arwll lOIti On Sat, Apr. 28, 1984; Frank F. Jr.

of husband of the late Ann Becker; father of Carol late Georoe mother VERI Daniel K. and the late Lakeland, one granddaughter; two great-granddaughters; sister of retlre'd N.S. Barber; 'friend Geora ne Todd: a so sur On Aor. 29. 1984.

Ad nni. Leoanon, on rri, April 27, 1984, Clyde William Folk; beloved husband of Bernlce Ryan Falk; father of John William Falk and Virginia Ann Schultz; brother of Mary Ann Mettlng, Grace Gilbert, Ruth Mettlng, Maude Affeltranger, William and the lata Roy Falk; also survived by eight grandchildren, five great-grandchildren. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S. 222 Washington Rd, Mt. Lebanon on Tues.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Ser-vice from the Funeral Home chapel on Wed, May 2 at 11 a.m. Interment Jefferson Memorial Park. Mr. Falk was a retired Mt.

Lebanon fireman with a forty year service. The Mt. Lebanon Fire Dept. will have services at the Funeral Home Tues. at 7 p.m.

Harry sites; also 12 grandchildren. Visitation 12-9 p.m. at the BORON FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Brownsville Rd. Relatives and friends invlteri vlved by four grandchildren. Friends received at T.

D. or Margaret condry; sur vlved bv brothers and sis- bach, and Betty Scherllns; also survived by eight On Sat, April 28, Frank (Parker), 66, of Elizabeth husband of Elaine father of Nada Jane, Francis, Blane Lary three grandchildren: brother of Mabel Erlcson of Dubois, PA. Services will be held May 3, at 1PM, ters In Greece. Friends TURNER'S, 729 Wallace received Mon. 2-4 7-9 at win.

Mon. 2-4 and 7 to attend funeral Tues. at 9 a.m. Liturgy In St. Sylvester 9, where services will be sr.jonn uurneran inurcn, Clearfield, visitations Wed.

2-4 7-9PM, Thurs. at the BENNETT 1 Frances saiopek, Jennie, sr. held Tues. at 11 a.m. Fam- the SPERLING FUNERAL HOME.

INC, 408 Cedar Ave, N.S. Funeral Service In Holy Trinity Greek Ortho murcn, iu e.m, SRAKA llv suggests memorial contributions be made to the granacnnoren, rnree greatgrandchildren. Friends received 2-4 4 7-9 at JOHN T. CONNORS FUNERAL HOME, 209 Allen Ave. (next to St.

George Church). Funeral Mass In St. George Church, Wednesday at 10 a.m. Family suggests memorials to Cancer Society. DOUGLAS On Sat, April 28, Lawrence M.

of New Wilmington (formerly of husband of Kathryn Boyle; father of Donna, Robert Lon; brother of Mary Dixon Leslie Douglas; five grandchildren. Mr. Douglas was former Administrator for Swissvale School System for 21 years, Superintendent Corry School System for 6 years Superintendent Norwln School district for 8 years. Retired from Westminister College as Professor of Education. Friends will be received Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 at SHARP-SMITH FUNERAL HOME, New Wlllmlngton.

where Funeral will be held Weds, at 11 a.m. Memorial contributions to Friends of HOUSER FUNERAL HOME, elaide Nuzzo, of Swissvale; beloved wife of Amedeo (Pee Wee) Verl; mother of Victoria Marie; sister of Josephine DeFalco, James, Samuel, Florence Covato, Lawrence, Rose Horgas, Lucille Shearer and Dominic Nuzzo Jr. Friends received at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, INC, 7441 Washington St, Swissvale. Family hours 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Mass of Christian burial In Madonna Del Costelln John, Joseph, George Matthew; nieces nephews. Friends will be received at dox Church on Tues. II am. Frank nn Aorll 90 leak ii cost uocusr ai, uiear-fleld, PA. Interment Crown Crest Memorial Park.

Fam American Diabetes Assoc. JENA MELL0TT age 92; beloved fattier of Mrs. Violet Ryan the late PAUL E. BEKAVAC FUNERAL HOME. 221 2nd Ellz- ily suggests contributions to joseon ne scnurre: aranrtfj.

On Sat, April 28, 1984. Roy abeth, Mon. 7-9, Tues. 2-4, 7.0 Mac. ther of Mary Lee Kraus al or N.5.; nusoana or Kum On April 29, 1984, Dr.

Mil' ton: survived bv slster-ln John F. Ryan- brother of G0GAL Weds, 10 a.m, St. Michaef Horn; father of Royal H. also two grandchildren. Fu law Mrs.

J. Alfred Wllner wn. jusrine hioaie, Mrs. and two eces. Auousta Church on Wed.

at 10 a.m. inurcn, tuzeoem boro. RAK utsna aunaiK. rnenas received at the JOHN Wllner and Susan Balanotls, neral from SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME, INC, 707 East St, N.S. on Tues.

at 1 p.m. visitation Sun, 7-9, V0TEDIAN CONNORS FUNERAL HOME, all from NY. Friends will be received Mon. 7-9, Tues. 10 a.m.

when service will be Becker MCLandiess Paul Becker; brother of Michael, Freda Batcha Richard; also 10 grandchllcren. Friends received at the SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME. INC, 707 East St, N.S, Mon. 7-9, Tues. 2-4 7-9.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. James Church, Sewlckley, Weds, of 10 a.m. Member Javor Hall, Croation Lodge 1 life member S.KAL. KRETZLER On April 28, 1984. Laura A.

of Leetsdale; wife of the late Welter P. Kretzler mother of Mary Lou Swa-tllng of Sewlckley, Walter P. Kretzler Jr. of Leetsdale; also survived by six grandchildren; sister of Clement, Leonard, and Evelyn Paw-lowskl of Monessen. Friends receved Mon.

1-9 p.m., Tues. 9 a.m. until time or Mass at the DALLAS S. IRVINE FUNERAL HOME, 702 Beaver St, Sewlckley. Mass of Christian Burial In St.

James Church, Sewlckley, Tues. at 11 a.m. LaLAMA On April 27. 1984, Maroaret Pugllelll of Coraopolls; mother of Prlscllla Roth of Mt. grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Family will receive friends 2-4 7-9 at the OSCAR MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Troy Hill, where Services will be held Friends Invited. BARTEK Martha M. Colesberry of Munhall. FrL April 27, 1984; beloved wife of Edward; daughter of Harry Coles-berry and the late Henrietta; mother of James and Scott; sister of Rosemary Wiggins, Kathy and Thomas CoJesoerry; also aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. Friends received at the SA-VOLSKIS-WASIK-CLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Munhall, Sun.

Mon. I-4 4 7-9. Funeral Mass Tues. at 10 a.m. In St.

Rita Church, Munhall. BELMONT On April 2. 1984, Gertrude Astbury of Ben Avon; wife of the late Gustave Belmont' mother of Mrs. Charles T. (Sally) Davis of Ben Avon: also survived bv On Sun April 29, 1984.

Michael of Munhall and Home- Pi i i nnun, i-m a -v. vt hiicii v. tncxT TO ST. George Church). Funeral Mass In St.

Georoe rhurrh held at 11 a.m. at H. SAM On April 28, 1984, Thomas of Kennedy father of Thomas Stephen; son of Eileen McGovern Rak and the late John; brother of John K. and On Sat, April 28, 1984, Andrew beloved husband of Maria; father of Andrew Ivan and Maria; also two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9 p.m.

at the THOMAS P. KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3552 California Ave. at Davis Ave. Divine Liturgy, St. John the Baptist O.G.C.

Tues, 9:30 L. ii ci. ii i MILLER wit cuiiv9uay ai a.m. Pearl C. suddenly on Thurs un inii jjr rfviiic (Oakland Civic Center).

Memorial contributions may be made to the Dr. Milton Jena Fund at West Penn STOKER Aorll 26: beloved wife of Phyllis Klein. Friends received at McDERMOTT FU the late Charles mother M. jonn LUtneren Lnurcn Memorial Fund, 217 E.PIne St, Clearfield, PA 16830. CERCE0 Veneranda, on April 29, 1984; beloved wife of John; daughter of Fllomena; mother of Bruno and Enzo Cerceo; sister of Federlco and Ersllla; mother In law of Elizabeth and Rosa Cerceo; also survived by four grandchildren, Angela.

Christina, Stephanie, and Julia. Friends received Mon. 7-9. Tues. 2-4 7-9 at WINTER FUNERAL HOME, 4730 Friendship Ave.

Funeral 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial, Immaculate Conception Church, 11 a.m. CHATHAM On Sat. April 28, 1984, Edith Wright, of Bellevue; wife of the Library. CO of West George Stoker, on April 28, 1984.

Of Baldwin Horn' Kb. of Vernon of NJ. Courtnev minster College, New Wil employee of hlomestead Steel; beloved husband of the late Agnes; father of three sons, Michael of Munhall, Joseph of Murrysvllle, John of Colorado; ten grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren. Friends received at the JOSEPH A. PROKOPO-VITSH FUNERAL HOME, 431 9th Munhall Wkl.

of Denver and Janle M. mington, PA NERAL HOME, INC, 334 Forest Grove Kennedy Twp. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Malachv Church Hospital. KARD0S Ross, Donald and woody loved husband of Olive Miller Stoker; father of George, Charles, James, Richard and DUGAN wilier or sisrer or nor-tie, Viola, Eva, Bertha, Charlie and James of VA.

Cum Aaull 1ft IM1 kit David beloved husband on Tues, May at io a.m, Visitation Mon. 7-9 p.m. Ml, ITD4 mi- cholas; beloved husband of tawaro stoker; 12 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; brother of Ann or Frances pawiouskv Du- Kite rather of Joseoti pan of Brighton Hts: on Sat. REESE Hardenla of Calif, and Rose Duncan of a host of relatives and friends. Friends received at the and Patrick brother of Mrs.

Berry Kardos; also sur April 28, 1984; father of nnciann, Kooert, Harry, Raloh. William and Jark vived bv four Grandchildren. SAMUEL J. JONES FUNER a. 1 1 1.

rarasias mon, a p.m. GOODMAN On Sat, April 28, 1984, Hilda; beloved wife of the late Isadore Goodman; mother of Mrs. Morton (Lois) Simons and Lee Goodman; sister of Mrs. Arthur (Edyth) Welter-man, Mrs. Louis (Gertrude) Singer, both of Pgn, Emanuel Lebowltz of Delray Beach.

FL, Herbert Lebovlti of Hanandale, FL, and Leonard Lebo of also four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Family will receive friends at the BUR Of Monroeville, on April 28, 1984, Joseph; beloved husband of Janet father of Catherine Stoker. Friends received 2-4 i 7-9 p.m. at the READ-SHAW FUNERAL HOME. tatlon Mon.

evening 6-9, Tues. 2-4 7-9. Funeral Mass on Wed. at 9:30 a.m. at St.

Michael Church, Munhall. Interment Calvary Cemetery, WINTER CliM Awll ta 1B1J AL HOME, INC. 2644 Wylle two grandchildren. Friends are Invited on Mon. 2-4 i Mrs.

Patricia (Raymond) Neuhert and the late David brother of Mrs. Mildred Rupanl, Mrs. Dorothy King and the late Robert Dugan; grandfather of David, Ell- riAnl.a Friends recleved at the BRUSCO-NAPIER FUNERAL HOME, Broadway at Shlras Ave, Beechvlew, 2-4 7-9 ve, z-e i-i on sun. Mon. Service Tues.

at 11AM orownsvme KQ, 7-9 until time of Funeral seunoers, Patricia, Mark Service Wed. at 11 a m. In. services on Tues. at 11 a.m.

at Rodman Baptist Church, scon Keese; aiso two grand- ItfAlhir nl U. ferment Jefferson Memorial mon. eno ues. mass in at. Catherine of Siena Church In the ORION c.

PINKER Koaman ar. tzasr uoerry Blvd. Interment Homewood far. Member of Steam Fit- nette Eoaleston. Friend wea at 10 a.m.

TON FUNERAL HOME, INC, 1014 California Ave, Avalon Ters Local 449, Lebanon, Eleanor Colarossi and Louis both of Corao- rrlls; sister of Susie Letterl, mma Cercone, Herman Powell, Alphonso and William Pugllelll, all of Coraopolls, Minnie DICIemente, and Alfred Pugllelll, both of Neville Island: six Grandchil and Ben. The family will receive visitors 2-4 7-9 at O'BRIENS. 3724 California at (North Bar os). TAMBURR0 KATUS Cooper Aves, N.S. Funeral Mass In St.

Cyril Church received at GENE H. CORL, INC. OF MONROEVILLE 4335 Northern Pike (one block east of Mosslde 48), for a memorial service on Tues. 7:30 p.m. B0CH On April 28.

1984 cemetery. MILLER On April 29, 1984, George A. Sr. of N. Craig beloved husband of the late Nell Rllev Miller: father On April 28.

1984, Rose: wife of the late Anto Mary of No. Braddock; wife ii ii, it, Miuer, of Stowe father of Albert two grandchildren; brother of Michael, Elizabeth McDowell, Anna Kle-manskl. Friends received at McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, INC, 1225 Chartiers Ave, McKees Rocks. Mon. 7-9, Tues.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Service Wed, May 2, 11 am WR0BLEWSKI or me late Andrew Kati Tues. at ig a.m. DUGAN Amelia age II, on April 28, 1984; beloved wife of the late Linden dear nio; oe tovea momer or John, Anthony, Mauro, Mildred frrtUHl MnA MM I. Imln.

mother of Pauline Katus and Esther Meleky: sister of me late Thomas H. Chatham: mother of Mrs. Irene C. Dauer of Bellevue, the late Robert B. Chatham; also survived by three grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren.

Friends Invited on Mon. Tues. 2-4 7-9 In the ORION C. PIN-KERTON FUNERAL HOME, INC, 1014 California Ave, Avalon (North Boros), where Funeral Services will be held on Wed. 11 a.m.

COCHRAN Howard Allan of Ohio Ave, Clalrton; age 59- died April 29, 1984; Union RR engineer; WW. II vet; son of Dixie Sherlock Shook of Munhall; husband of Joyce E. Hobba Cochran; father of Howard of George A. Miller Jr. of mother of Linden Roy, Vlr olnla Fraser.

Carol L. Am. utt n. LUKL, inc. of MONROEVILLE, 372-2100.

SCHAUB and Theodore; sister of raui acnaumg. i-rienos received at the THE ELKIN dren, two great-grandchildren. Friends received In the ANTHONY J. SANVITO, INC, FUNERAL HOME 1316 Fourth Ave, Coraopolls, until Tues. at 9:30 a.m.

Funeral Service In Mt. Calvary U.P. Church at 10 a.m. Visitation Sat. 7-9, Sun.

Mon. MUKTUARY. 4th On Sunday, April 29, 1984; James L. of Kennedy son of William Mildred Dourlaln Dugan; brother of Keith grandson of Catherine Dourlaln and Sylvia increse; survives oy grana-children and great-grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at DiAi Braddock, where services port and Jon dear sister of Elizabeth Martuch; grandmother of 12; great-grandmother of four. Graveside Services Mon. at 2 p.m. at Ma Wll JPTj My, .0, LO- na of Braddock; wife of the win oe neia lues, ii cm. KECK Frankstown Penn Hills.

uugan. service on luesaay. ki 1 4 Cull rXncMl Jefferson Memorial Park TON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Ave, Sq. Hill (opp.

Morrowfleld Apts.) on Mon, a.m., then attend a graveside service at 12 noon at the Rankin Sons of Israel Cemetery, Forest Hills. HACK On Sat. April 28, 1984, William of Glenshaw; husband of Jean Crooks; brother of Andrew, Henry and George Hack. Friends received Mon. 2-4 7-9 at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt.

Royal Glenshaw. Service Tues. at II a.m. Memorials may be made to the Glenshaw Valley Presbyterian Church, Butler Plank Rd, Glenshaw. p.m.

LENN0N lare jonn: mother of Cecelia Malkos, Joseph and the late John Wrobleskl, 14 Oranrirhllnr.n a mm mass or inrisrian Burial in Mnthjr nf r.nnH rniimai Cemetery, Pgh. Arrange Church. 600 Washington Of Zellenoole. on am-II larneoie. at i p.m Cam.

Church. Wed. 10 a.m. ments py LunMLL, mnn- TENS A SONS Funeral Elsie A. on Frl.

April 27, 1984, of Brentwood; beloved wife of James W. Schaub; mother of Jason, Jonathan and Jessica; daughter of Anna Zalac and the late John; survived by three brothers. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Rd, Brentwood, Sun. Mon.

2-4 and 7-9. Funeral on Tues. morning at 10:30 a.m. Mass of Chris 28, 1984, Gerald beloved husband of Helen Coder: ta Private Interment. Home, 11210 Detrlot Ave, TAYLOR mer or beraid R.

of Poh. ELIN0FF Huntington, wv: brother or Mrs. Dorothy Riley also two grandchildren. Friends will received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS, INC, 4900 Centre at Devonshire St.

Mon. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Tue. Mass of Christian Burial St. Paul Cathedral at 10 a.m.

PAULIN On Sun, April 29, 1984 Margaret Casey; beloved wife of Cyril; mother of Anna Ruth Craig, Robert C. Pau-I In, and Peggy Bruce; also fourteen grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Friends received Tues. and Wed. from 2-4 7-9 p.m.

at the EDWARD A. SCHEPNER FUNERAL HOME, INC, 165 Noble Crafton. Mass of Hannah (Schultz), of Sharps-burg, on Apr, 28, 1984, wife of William Lennon; mother of John C. Lennon; sister of Charles Ethel Closs and Joseph Schultz; also two grandchildren. Friends.

Sun. and Mon. at On Frl, April 27, 1984, Sam great-grandchildren. Friends received at the ALBERT G. LESKO FUNERAL HOME, Bell Jones N.

Braddock. Mass of Christian Burial In the Sacred Heart Church, Brlnton Rd, Braddock Hills, Tues. 11 a.m. Vermeil Wilson Taylor, on Sat. April 28, 1984; dearly beloved mother of Charles Weslev Wilson.

Rnrhctr and Jill E. Keck of Zelleno-pie; brother of Gwendolyn Showers of Akron, NY and Nobel D. Keck of Sommer-yllle, PA; also survived by four granddaughters. Friends uel Lewis fciinorr or Hollywood. FL formerlv of Pah.

A. Jr. of CentervllleTenn. Craig J. of Clalrton; brother of Sarah Spence of Bethel Park; three grandchildren.

Friends received at S. M. FINNEY FUNERAL HOME, N. 6th Walnut Sts, Clalrton, 7-9 Mon, 2-4, 7-9 Tues. Funeral Weds.

11 a.m. from the Funeral Home. Inter NY; widow of the late' beloved husband of Clarice Klein Ellnoft; beloved father of Joseph Ellnoff of Miami; tian Burial at St. Sylvester Church at 11 a.m. the WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, INC, 820 Main St, receivea ei me bLkNN-KIL- Charles Taylor; mother-in-law of Genevieve Howard Wilson, Rochester, NY; also ZAJAC uuu FUNERAL HOME.

Z6' Cleveland, on. CALDWELL FrL Aprl 27, 1984; Jerry; husband of Phoebe; father of Sonya Dana; stepson of Margaret Clark; brother of Carol Watklns, Dallas Clark, LaVern Dudley Evans, Bobby Billy Clerk; also other relatives. Friends received at GEORGE A. WARDEN FUNERAL HOME, 1100 N. Homewood where Service will be held Tues.

11 a.m. Interment HERTEL bnarpsDurg. Funeral Mass Tues. mornlna. 10 a.m.

in llenople, Mon. 2-4 and 7-9 On Sat. April 28, 1984, Glad- AA IBnHAml.ul Tai--. Emma, on Sunday, April 29, p.m., where services will be Charles Wesley Wilson, St. Mary Church.

neia lue. May I it II a.m. SCH0LL On Apr. 29, 1984, Frank J. (Bud) Jr.

of Oak-mont; beloved husband of Madeline (Lang); father of wife of Joseph J. Zalac; mother nf Dnharf, ai. ito, wiie erwtn nerrei, violin maker; mother of Er. win C. Hertel; three grandsons.

Funeral services at vlved by three 'grandchll- LEWIS KERSTING ment Jefferson Mem. Park. DeFAZIO On Sunday. April 29, 1984: Frank beloved husband of Jean J. (Melodlnl); father of Guv P.

and Frank J. De- rwo grear-granochlldren, Charles and Genevieve Wilson a number of other relatives friends. Family visitations In the WEST FUNERAL HOME, INC, 2215 Wylle Ave, Mon. Tues. 2- 4 A 7.0 ufflara An Cm Anrll II 1001 Ur.

the convenience of the fern- orother or Milt, wax, ber-nard and Saul Ellnoff, Rebecca Coleman, Esther Kravhti and Edith Spungen all of grandfather of David and Jason Ellnoff. Services were held on Sun. at STAR OF DAVID, Memorial Park, Miami, FL. Contributions may be made to ADRDA of Greater Miami, 7371 Collins Ave, Miami Bch, Fla 33139. A RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL service.

uicn. menus receivea ar the SCHLEIFER FUNERAL MnAAF rnr OnM A iiv. Memor a contr but ons (CVrle) Ptelffer In her drh i.ir' uylf Ijat David J. on April 29, 1984, of Campbells Run Carnegie, PA, husband or Mvra D. Lewis (Bentrem): rle Ave, Braddock." Mass In to the Pgh.

Symphony or American Cancer Society appreciated. F. Wm. KVstlng; mother of sr. tsrenoan Church on Wed, May 2 at 9:30 a.m..

faiher of Tamara Nelson, winiam, josepn, uernaro. be held Wed. 1 p.m. Inter. Uirniral -ari, ieonara uavio in ana mam Lew Is: also survived bv four HIKA menr Aiiegneny cemetery.

TERLESKY Gill, Sr. M. Paula C.D.P, Sr. Paul Gabriel C.D.P. of South Korea, Br.

Gabriel Paul S.C.J, of South Africa and ELLIOTT On Sunday April 29, 1984 In Pensacola Fla, retired staff sargent Cryl J. (Sonny) for Frl, April 27, 1984, Helen of Crafton wife of the late 007 Mon. -Cemetery Fazio Jr. Mrs. Patricia M.

Gardener' brother of Mrs. Paima D'Amlco and the late Mrs. Mary DeCarolls, Mrs. Domenlca Napoiltano, Joseph DIFazIo Vincent De-Fazio; also survived by 10 grandchildren 8t one greatgrandchild. Friends received in the EDWARD P.

KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Weds, at 9:30 a.m. with Mass of Christian Burial in 0nIU Church at 10 Greenwood Cemetery. CALLAHAN On April 27, 1984 James formerly of Mornlnpslde; beloved husband of the late Hannah; father of Marian Llmrgrover. James and Rev.

klcnard Callahan, brother of Vay Flschtr; also survived bv elaTt grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated In St. Bartholomew Church, Penn Hills, on Tues. Mav 1, et 10 a.m. the late Marie Nath; sister On Sat, April 28, 1984, Ida of Wllklnsburg formerly of No.

Braddock: daughter of merly of North Side Peh, sisters two brothers; five grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at BRADWELL NIR-ELLA, FUNERAL HOME, Chartiers Ave. at Mansfield Carnegie, where services will be held Wed, May 2, 1984 at 10AM. ALLE. CEMETERY 2 crypts, Heart Level.

J1000 below list price. 361-4550. tninici ui rvmnerine Bertolenl, Helen Hrvcenko, Betty Kachmar, June Barrett, and the late Frank and Steve; sister of Joe Karnslc Hill AAIMrH the late Curtis and Fannie Elliott; sister of Albert El of Catherine Ptelffer and Joseph Pfelffer; survived by twenty-six grandchildren, fifty-nine great-grandchildren and sixteen great-greatgrandchildren. Visitations Mon. Tues.

2-9 o.m. at liott: also one niece Dee ALLEG. CO. MEM. PARK 1 lot, bargln at $600.

Adjoining lots avail. 941-5251 Ann Elliott. Friends received at the THE ELKIN MORTU Friends received at the NO- IND0W For itemt valued up to 1 50. No commercial, real estate or help wanted. Ads may be cancelled but no refund! given.

Price must appear in ad. Call 263-1201 a.m. Visitation. with the fam ARY. 4th N.

Braddock. Musoano or Hiioa Hika, son of John Juanlta Bord Hika, brother of William, Barbara Lake, Marylln McManus Douglas Hika. Services Interment to be held In Pensacola Fla. on Wed. May 2 hooper Arnold, age 91, on sa, April 28, 1984, In Utlta, N.Y.: husband of Vlraiaia the WALL HOME, 1028 Benton Ave.

Wake service HOMEWOOD CEMETERY 6 lots, $700 ea. 681-5257. where services will be held VAR rUNtkAL HUME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Requiem High Mass at St. George Ukr.

rthnllr rhurrh 4 1A On Sun, April 29, 1984, Dorothy M. of the N.S.; wife nf the ite Howard: mother Tues. At o.m. Faml jPAMPBELL Tues. at 5 o.m.

Funeral ily Mon. 7-9 p.m. ana lues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. DINGMAN hours 7-9.

a.m. Vlsttatlins '2-4 and 7-9. JEFF. lots, Sermon of the 2 linaa, 7 days in The Praai 6 dayt in the Post-Gazette ENDLKR OMPKIhn turgy In the Wall Home Chapel Wed. at 11 a.m.

If desired contributions may be made to the Little Sisters of the Poor, 1028 Ben- of Thelrril and Howard sister orSdward Dukes, Elmer "Dukes, Elizabeth Krelsel, jane Brabec and Thelma K'oop. Friends received at the NOVAK FU IJl Sat. April 28, 1984. fh-Iine of Shaier Tp; nsother ct Catherine Hanranan Mar-garet MrHugh, Patrick and James M. Campbell; also survived by 27 grandchil Cross, 2 lots, 384-6942 On Sunday.

April 29, 1984 Gladys Atkinson; wife of Wlluert W. Dlngman of Lin. wood Allison Park; On Frl. 1984, Har- ru nl c' Dnk. lh n( On SufKlay, April 29.

Math-llde of Brook line; beloved wife of Hermann; mother of Spahr Hooper; father of Mrs. Jacqueline Hooper ton Ave, Pgh. 1212 JEFFERSON MEM-2 crypts, level F. $2500 835-1939 the late bale 'Callahan;.