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D-4 PITTSBURGH POSI-GAI Til MONDAY, SI 11, 1W5 1 I I ft-i!) in Football star of the '60s in high school, college I By Johnna A. Pro Post-Gazette Staff Writer In the annals of Western Penn- -fi mill i ii ra -ii' -r Charles Denner, 69, an actor best known for his portrayal of "The Man Who Loved Women" in the Francois Truffaut film of that name, yesterday in Dreux, France. Mr. Denner died "following a long illness," the usual French euphemism for cancer. He had been ill since 1984.

Mr. Denner worked under some of France's best known directors, including Louis Malle, Claude Le-louch and Truffaut. He began studying in Paris with Charles Dullin in 1945. Four years later, he joined the National Popular Theater. Lindell Lee Houston, 74, a member of the first Cleveland Browns football team, Friday in Canton, Ohio.

Mr. Houston, who played for the Browns from 1946 until 1953, was introduced to football by his former coach at Massil-lon High School, Paul Brown, who later founded the Browns and the Cincinnati Bengals. Mr. Houston became an Ail-American offensive lineman for Ohio State in 1940. Military duty forced him to miss his senior year.

Tom Snapp, 66, a pioneer in Alaska journalism who published the gritfy, free-swinging All-Alaska Weekly for 17 years, Friday in Fairbanks, Alaska, of complications related to a pancreatic tumor. A Korean War veteran who reported for Stars and Stripes, Snapp got work at the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, then worked for the Tundra Times, where he broke the story of the federal government's slave-like treatment of Pribilof Islanders and exposed the dangers of Project Chariot, the proposal to use nuclear weapons to excavate a harbor near an Eskimo village. Historian, archaeologist who studied Holy Land By Joel Greenberg The New York Times JERUSALEM Professor Benjamin Mazar, a prominent historian and archaeologist who pioneered a synthesis of biblical research with historical geography in Israel, died Friday in Jerusalem. He was 89. A scholar of Jewish history in the biblical period and a former president of the Hebrew University, Mr.

Mazar was best known in Israel for directing large-scale excavations along the ancient western and southern walls of the area known to Jews as the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem. The decade-long dig near the Jewish shrine of the Western Wall was begun after Israel captured the Old City in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. It yielded finds going back to the period of the First Temple in the seventh and eighth centuries B.C. Archaeologists familiar with Mr. Mazar's work said he had founded a research discipline in Israel that uses geography and archaeology to trace the course of biblical history as told in the Jewish Scriptures and other ancient texts.

"His main contribution was the synthesis of biblical and archaeological research," said Mr. Mazar's nephew, Amihai Mazar, also an archaeologist "He laid the foundations for integrative research that combined the study of archaeology, the Bible, ancient Near Eastern sources and historical geography." Mr. Mazar was born in Russia in 1906. He received a doctorate at University of Giessen in Germany before moving in 1929 to Palestine, then under British mandate, where he became secretary of the Palestine Exploration Society. He joined the Hebrew University in 1943, and in 1951 he was appointed professor of the history of the Jewish people in the biblical period and the archaeology of Palestine.

He became rector of the university in 1952 and served as president from 1953 to 1961 before retiring in 1974. In 1968 he was awarded Israel's highest cultural award, the Israel Prize, for his work in the field of Jewish studies. He was a founder of Israel's first government department of antiquities and became president of the Israel Exploration Society in 1959. Mr. Mazar directed excavations at several sites in Israel, and published more than 300 articles and collections of his writings.

Two volumes appeared in English: "Biblical Israel: State and People," published by the Magnes Press in Jerusalem in 1982, and "The Early Biblical Period: Historical Essays," published in Jerusalem in 1986 by the Israel Exploration Society. He was also chief editor of the Biblical Encyclopedia. Mr. Mazar is survived by a son, Ori Mazar, a brother, Hanoch Mazar, five grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. sylvania football lore, Vincent J.

Russo made his mark, especially in his. home town of ML Lebanon. Despite his size just 5 feet 9 inches tall Mr. Russo honed his natural athletic ability into a force to be reckoned with on the football field. Mr.

Russo, 45, of ML Lebanon, died in his home Saturday. Medical tests were being done to determine the cause of death. "He was a superstar. He could fake you out on the field. He had speed, he had power.

He had it all, and he had a heart as big as a lion," said a friend, Scott Hawkins of Upper St. Clair. Hawkins and Mr. Russo played college football together at Virginia Tech. "He could have played professionally, but I think what hurt him was his heighL Back then, you had to.be 6 feet or taller." -Mr.

Russo developed his skills at ML Lebanon High School. During the 1960s, anyone with an eye on high school football in West- In a post-game analysis that Hawkins and other teammates relate to this day, the Blue Devils lost to New Castle because Mr. Russo was injured during the game. As a senior, Mr. Russo was selected to play on the Big 33 team, made up of Pennsylvania's top players.

He was named an all-state halfback, AAA player of the year and a Parade All-America. At Virginia Tech, where he played fullback, Mr. Russo was a team captain during his senior year, Hawkins said. "He was everybody's best friend. If you asked 10 people in a room to name their three best friends, he'd be on every list," Hawkins said.

"He was always upbeaL always friendly, always wanting to help, and he never asked for anything in return. He was driven, athletically and on the business side. Everyone felt that way about him." Mr. Russo was a sales representative for Reco Equipment in Cranberry, a distributor of heavy equipment He also worked occasionally as a manufacturer's representative for Hawkins' company, Karnan which refurbishes steel mill equipment. Mr.

Russo remained an avid football fan, but in recent years, he had turned his attention to the soccer field. Vincent J. Russo The incentive? His daughter, Alexandra, now 7, whose ML Lebanon Soccer League team he coached. In addition to his daughter, Mr. Russo is survived by his wife, Roberta McCallum Russo; his mother, Jennie Russo of ML Lebanon; and a sister, Aurelia Cain of Upper St.

Clair. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m today in Beinhauer's Mortuary, 2828 Washington Road, Peters. A Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow in SL Bernard Church, 311 Washington Road, ML Lebanon.

Burial will be in ML Lebanon Cemetery. Hawkins said a memorial fund had been established in Mr. Russo's name to honor an outstanding ML Lebanon High School football player each year. Contributions can be made to the Vincent J. Russo Memorial Athletic Fund, 2215 Morrow Road, Pittsburgh 15241.

rem Ppnnsvlvania lmpw Mr Lebanon's top running back. v. As a junior in 1966, Mr. Russo helped lead his team to the WPIAL playoffs, and the following to the championship game. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LATEST DEATHS The following is a list of recent deaths, provided fronae am ihll canif a ThscAlictlnicfltsiuiAs4uiith the letter in parenthesis (O) indicate that a classified obituary Is running elsewhere in these pages.

Forthefollowing listing, we accept informa-v- lion only from funeral directors and employees of crematoriumsandmemorialsocietieswhomaycall 263-1601 from 9 a.m. until 10 p.m. daily. ALLEGHENY COUNTY BERTHOLD, Albert, 89, of West View, died Sept. 8.

H.P. Brandt Funeral Home, Ross. (O) ZAWISCHA, Arthur 82, of Dormont, died Sept. 8. Frank F.

DeBor Funeral Home, Brookline. (0) BEAVER COUNTY HANISCH, Dr. Robert, 45, of Beaver, died Sept. 9. Darroch Funeral Home, Aliquippa.

BUTLER COUNTY GRIM, Joseph 64, of Butler, formerly of Verona, died Sept. 9. Burket-Truby Funeral Home, Oakmont. (0) TISDALE, Norman F. Ill, 42, of Middlesex, died Sept.

9. McDonald-Aeberli Funeral Home, Mars. (0) WASHINGTON COUNTY KARTIK, John S. 73, of Canonsburg, died Sept. 9.

Sollon Funeral Home, Canonsburg. OTHER HOPBELL, Philip Andrew 67, of Lander, died Sept. 8. Hudson's Funeral Home, Lander. (0) KREMMEL, Eleanor 90, of Tucson, died Sept.

8. Valley Funeral Home, Tucson. (0) WILLIAMS, Nancy 70, of Mifflin Park, Berks County, died Sept. 10. Klee Funeral Home, Shilling-ton, Berks County.

RUSSO, Vincent 45, of Mt. Lebanon, died Sept. 9. Beinhauers Mortuary, Peters. (0) SADAUSKAS, Helen 80, of Wilkinsburg, died Sept.

10. Thomas P. Kunsak Funeral Home, Brighton Heights. (0) SAELLO, Virginia Brandi, 70, of North Huntingdon, died Sept. 10.

E.A. Forgie Funeral Home, East McKeesport. (0) SALAPA, Patsy 64, of Beechview, died Sept. 9. William Eckels Funeral Home, Beechview.

(0) SALLEY, Frank 81, of Squirrel Hill, died Sept.10. McCabe Brothers Funeral Home, Shadyside. (0) SCOTT, Ann Mox, 89, of Scott, died Sept. 9. B.

Fryer Funeral Home, Bridgeville. (0) VERRATTI, Susan 43, of Swisshelm Park, died Sept. 9. John N. Elachko Funeral Home, Oakland.

(0) WEISENBERGER, Verda, 90, of Carrick, died Sept. 7. Cieslak Tatko Funeral Home, Brentwood. (0) WILSON, Melvin 73, of Bloomfield, died Sept. 8.

McCabe Brothers Funeral Home, Bloomfield. (0) WOLF, Mildred M. Marshall, 87, of Columbus, Ohio, died Sept. 9. Thomas P.

Kunsak Funeral Home, Brighton Heights. (0) WRIGHT, Harry 73, of Braddock, died Sept. 8. Aldrich Funeral Homes, Munhall. (0) LEWIS GLASSER, Mary Perkowski, 72, of Ross, died Sept 9.

H.P. Brandt Funeral Home, Ross. (0) LYONS, Armand 79, of Verona, died Sept 10. Burket-Truby Funeral Home, Oakmont. (0) MacAFEE, Laura DiNardo, 90, of Shadyside, died Sept.

8. John A. Freyvogel Sons, Shadyside. (0) MAGGIO, Mary Jo Pecher, 33, of Cranberry, formerty of Shaler, died Sept. 9.

Bock Funeral Home, Shaler. (0) MALKIN, Bessie, 88, of Oakland, died Sept. 10. Burton L. Hirsch Funeral Home, Squirrel Hill.

(0) McMILLEN, Neva M. Freshwater, 79, of Carnegie, died Sept. 9. Bradwell Nirella Funeral Home, Carnegie. (0) McSORLEY, Holly Ann, 39, of Fox Chapel, died Sept.

9. John A. Freyvogel Sons, Shadyside. (0) ORRISON, Charles Irwin, 69, of Richland, formerly of Forest Hills, died Sept. 10.

Bock Funeral Home, Shaler. (0) PEARLMAN, Anna 94, of Oakland, died Sept. 9. Ralph Schugar Chapel, Shadyside. (0) PINKSTON, Catherine, 71, of Oakland, died Sept.

8. Samuel J. Jones Funeral Home, Hill District. (0) RUSH, Olive 87, of Wilmerding, died Sept. 9.

Alfieri Funeral Home, Wilmerding. (0) DUDAS, George 73, of Greenfield, formerly of Homestead, died Sept. 8. Edward P. Kanai Funeral Home, Greenfield.

(0) GARFOLD, Sophie "Honey" 70, of Verona, formerly of Baldwin, died Sept. 8. John F. Slater Funeral Home, Brentwood. (0) GARFOLD, Alfred 70, of Verona, formerly of Baldwin, died Sept.

8. John F. Slater Funeral Home, Brentwood. (0) HAUSHALTER, Elizabeth 82, of Lawrence-ville, died Sept. 10.

Walter J. Zalewski Funeral Home, Lawrenceville. (0) HONECKER, Alice 78, of Crafton, died Sept. 8. Hershberger-Stover Funeral Home, Crafton.

(0) HOWELL, Audrey L. Hilt, 63, of East Mckeesport, died Sept. 9. E.A. Forgie Funeral Home, East McKeesport.

(0) HULBOY, Patricia 50, formerty of North Side, died Sept. 9. John T. Connors Funeral Home, Allentown. (0) JESSUP, John 81 of Turtle Creek, died Sept.

9. John L. Quinlan Funeral Home, Turtle Creek. (0) KINCAID, Charles 71, of Greenfield, died Sept. 8.

Edward P. Kanai Funeral Home, Greenfield. (0) KOSANOVICH, Larry 54, of West Mifflin, died Sept. 9. Cieslak Tatko Funeral Home, Brentwood.

(0) BIRSIC, Kathleen, 40, of McCandless, died Sept. 8. P. Brandt Funeral Home, Ross. (O) CODORI, Vera, 86, of Brookline, died Sept.

9. V' William Slater Sons, Mount Washington. (O) CRANE, Earl 65, of Shaler, died Sept. 9. Neely Funeral Home, Shaler.

(0) DALLAS, Noel 57, of Penn Hills, died Sept. 9. Lawrence B. McCabe Funeral Home, Penn Hills. (0) DEAN, Elizabeth 63, of Shaler, died Sept.

9. Neely Funeral Home, Shaler. (0) DONOGHUE, Timothy 36, of North Fayette, died Sept. 10. Thomas Little Funeral Home, Imperial.

(0) brother of William Kincaid of the No. Hills, Linda, Karen, Michael, Mark, David Kincaid and the late Irene Han-ula; also survived by 10 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Friends received in the EDWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Funeral Tues. with Funeral Mass in St.

Stephen Parish, St. Stephen Site 10am. Visitation with the family Sun. 7-9pm, Mon. 2-4 7-9pm.

KET-TRUBY FUNERAL HOME, 421 Allegheny Oakmont, Mon. 1-4, 6-9. Service Tues. 10:30 a.m. at the Funeral Home.

ELIZABETH M. HAUSHALTER On Sept. 10, 1995, Elizabeth wife of the late William beloved mother of William E. Haushalter; grandmother of Amy and Beth Haushalter. Friends received at WALTER J.

ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th Lawrenceville, on Mon. from 2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass in St. Matthew Parish, St. Kieran Church, on Tues.

at 10 a.m. ALICE L. HONECKER On Sept. 8, 1995, Alice L. of Crafton formerly of Thornburg; beloved wife of Warren mother of Mary Jo Bowes and David W.

Honecker; also 4 grandchildren. There will be no visitation. A service will be held TUESDAY at 11 am in the HERSHBERGER-STOVER, FUNERAL HOME, 170 Noble Crafton. Noel A. and Robert A.

Dallas. Friends received at the LAWRENCE B. McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 9311 Frankstown Rd. (Penn Hills). Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Susanna Church (Stotler Rd.) on Tues. 10 a.m. Visitation Sun. 7-9 and Mon. 2-4 ELIZABETH E.

DEAN On Sept. 9, 1995 of Shaler; wife of Kenneth mother of Kimberly Robertson, Ralph, James and Kenneth Dean; 5 grandchildren. Visitation Mon. 6-9 at NEELY'S, 2208 Mt. Royal Glenshaw.

Service and interment private. Memorials suggested to Forbes Hospice. TIMOTHY M. DONOGHUE Timothy age 36 on Sept. 10, 1995 after a bravely fought and lengthy battle with brain cancer; beloved husband and best friend of Terry O'Rourke Donogue; dear father of Erin, Connor and Merritt; cherished son of C.J.

and Cecelia; brother of Denise, Frank, Marguerite Don-oghue, Gracelyn Ratay, Sean Donoghue, Cece Don-oghue and Denis Deon-oghue and their families. Much loved son-in-law of John and Dolores O'Rourke and friend to many. Friends will be received at THOMAS LITTLE FUNERAL HOME, Main Imperial, Pa, Mon. 2-4, 7-9, Tues. 2-4 7-9.

Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10 am at Holy Trinity Church, Robinson Twp. If so desired contributions may be made to Holy Trinity School or LaRoche College. LARRY E. KOSANOVICH Age 54, of West Mifflin, on Sat. Sept.

9, 1995; beloved husband of Virginia Kosano-vich; father of Nicholas Rebecca, Douglas and Michelle Koehler; son of Catherine and the late Nicholas Kosanovich; brother of Dar-ene Marculaitis; brother-in-law of David Marculaitis; grandfather of Nicholas E. uncle of Deneen Granger and Nicole Marculaitis; stepfather to Thomas E. Kress Jr. and James J. Kress; step-grandfather to James Kress Jr.

and Ryan Kress. Friends received CIESLAK TATKO FUNERAL HOME 2935 Brownsville Brentwood, on Sun. Mon. 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Funeral service Tues.

11 a.m. Holy Trinity S.O. Cathedral. Parastas Mon. 7 p.m.

Grant Rd. Arrangements by VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, 2545 N. Tucson Tucson, AZ (520) 327-6341 MARY (PERKOWSKI) LEWIS GLASSER Of Ross on Sept. 9, 1 995; wife of George T. Glasser; mother of Mar-lene A.

Henne, Sandra Di-Tullio, Kathleen A. Vogini and the late Geraldine Mein-ert; also nine grandchildren; sister of Leo Perkowski, Helen Grosky, Stella Legumina, Jean Pawlak, Edward Perkowski and the late Ann Kolc, Chester, John and Joseph Perkowski. Friends received Mon. Tues. 2-4 7-9 H.

P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville. Mass of Christian Burial St. Teresa of Avila Church, Weds. 10 am ARMAND C.

LYONS On Sept. 10, 1995, Armand C. was called by his Lord to be reunited with his dear wife of 50 years, Frances "Didge" Lyons; dear father of Gary and Jeannette Lyons; grandfather of Jayme. Friends and relatives may call BURKET-TRUBY FUNERAL HOME, 421 Allegheny Oakmont, Tues. 2-4 7-9.

Service Weds. 10:30 a.m. Riverside Community Church of the Assembly of God, Oakmont. Family requests memorials to Riverside Community Church, Oakmont. Verona VFD and other fellow firemen will hold Memorial Services Tues.

7 p.m. at the funeral home. LAURA MacAFEE (DINARDO) On Fri. Sept. 8, 1995 Laura Dinardo MacAfee, Beloved wife of the late Albert MacAfee; Mother of Russell S.

Pallone Mrs. Ruth M. Harvey; Grandmother of Russell S. Pallone Lynn Kovacic, Karen H. Williams Christine Goodman; Also survived by nine greatgrandchildren; sister of the late Louise Unrath.

Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS, 4900 Centre Ave. at Devonshire St. Su. Mon.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Tues. Mass of Christian Burial St. Paul Cathedral 10 a.m. Cont on page B-5 Reserve Bank of Cleveland.

Funeral interment private. Arrangements by EDWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME. SOPHIE (HONEY) V. GARFOLD On Fri.

Sept. 8, 1995, of Verona, formerly of Baldwin; beloved wife of the late Alfred N. Garfold mother of Alfred N. Garfold Jr. of Ches-wick, Patricia Garfold of grandmother of Bobby Rucker; sister of Maryann Newmyer of Port Orange, FL, Estelle Dixon of Palm Springs, FL, Helen Homer of Bethel Park, Irene Reeg of Library; also survied by nieces and nephews.

Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Mon. 7-9 p.m. and Tues.

2-4, 7-9 p.m. Funeral prayer Wed. morning at 9:15 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin Church at 10 a.m.

ALFRED N. GARFOLD SR. On Fri. Sept. 8, 1995, of Verona, formerly of Baldwin; beloved husband of the late Sophie Garfold; father of Alfred and Patricia; grandfather of Bobby Rucker; brother of Grace Shomo of Orange Park, FL, Albert Garfold of Bethel Park, Huey Garfold of Penn Hills, Victor Garfold of Baldwin, Armella Schlernitzauer of Whitehall and the late Elizabeth Very, Rose Cupido and Marie Garfold.

Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Mon. 7-9 p.m. and Tues.

2-4, 7-9 p.m. Funeral prayer Wed. morning at 9:15 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin Church at 10 a.m.

JOSEPH c. GRIM Suddenly on Sept. 9, 1995, Joseph C. of Butler (formerly of Verona); beloved husband of Catherine "Ginger" (Moore) Grim; dear father of Debbie A. Davis, Peggy L.

Hazur, both of Verona; brother of Nancy L. Schoen and Thomas Grim; grandfather of Vernon, Michael and John. Friends and relatives may call BUR- can Heart Association in care of Hudson's Funeral Home, 680 Mt. Hope Under, WY 82520. AUDREY L.

(HILT) HOWELL 63 of East Mckeesport on Sept. 9, 1995; daughter of Anna Rain Hilt and the late Ralph Hilt; wife of James A. Howell; mother of James E. Howell and Tammi Perri; 4 grandchildren; sister of Alberta Orris. Visitation 7-9 2-4 7-9, Tues.

at the E. A. FORGIE FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Broadway, E. McKeesport. Funeral Service 11 am, St.

John's Evangelical Lutheran Church. PATRICIA A. HULBOY Formerly of the North Side on Sat. 9, 1995; age 50; daughter of the late Stephen and Augusta Hulboy; sister of John R. Hulboy; also survived by nieces and a nephew.

Friends received Tues. 7-9 at JOHN T. CONNORS FUNERAL HOME, 209 Allen (next to St. George Church). Funeral Mass in St.

George Church (St. John Vianney Parish), Wed. 10 am. JOHN J. JESSUP On Sept.

9, 1995 of Turtle Creek; beloved husband of the late Ann M. (Hader); father of Anna Marie Blasik and John A. Jes-sup; four grandchildren; brother of Mary Ann Burke, Philomena Kayton, Jacob, Harry, the late Emmett, Earl, Robert, William and Charles Jessup. Friends will be received Mon. and Tues.

2-4 7-9 at the JOHN L. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, 11th Airbrake Turtle Creek. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Colman Church, Weds. 10 a.m.

Donations may be made to Three Rivers Family Hospice Inc. CHARLES c. KINCAID On Fri. Sept. 8, 1995; beloved husband of Gene (McNamee) Kincaid; father of Mrs.

Theresa Heberling, Mrs. Jeanmarie Lynch, Raymond Kincaid, Mrs. Patricia Gamble and Daniel P. Kincaid; son of Irene (Wright) and the late Charles Kincaid; ALBERT BERTHOLD On Fri. Sept.

8, 1995, Albert Berthold; husband of late Carolyn Schilpp of View; beloved friend of Audrey L. Luebbe; also survived by several nieces and No visitation. In-' 'terment private. Arrange-'me'nts by H. P.

BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, INC. KATHLEEN BIRSIC a On Fri. Sept 8, 1995, Kath-" leen Duggan; wife of James Birsic of McCandless; mother of James Birsic Mar-- garet Birsic, Matthew Birsic and Katherine Birsic; sister of John Kane Duggan, Mary Louise Babst, Michael Ward Duggan, J. Kevin Duggan, Maureen Castle, Patricia Bendis, Brian Flynn Duggan and Suzanne Marie Duggan; daughter of Margery D. Richard P.

Carroll and the late John Kane Duggan; Friends received 7-9pm Sun. 2-4 7-9pm Mon. at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville, Mass of Christian Burial in St.

Alexis Church on Tues. at 10am. may be made to the Angel Fund of St. Alexis School. VERA CODORI "'On Sept.

9, 1995; wife of the late Albert J. Codori; mother of the late Albert and Richard Codori; grandmother of Pamela Sue Fabian. Friends received Tues. 9 am-1 1 am at WM. SLATER SONS, Vir-L ginia Ave.

Kearsarge Mt. Wash. Blessing service 1 1 am. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

EARL D. CRANE 9, 1995 of Shaler husband of Grace father of Stephen M. and 'Brian D. Crane; brother of Francis G. and Nancy E.

Crane. Visitation Tues. 7-9 NEELY'S, 2208 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Service Weds.

10 a.m., Church of Our Saviour. NOEL G. DALLAS On Sept. 9, 1995; Noel beloved husband Marcia father of Melissa, PHILIP ANDREW HOPBELL, JR On Sept, 9, 1995 at Lander Valley Medical Center, Lander WY; formerly of Turtle Creek, PA; son of the late Philip Andrew Hopbell, Sr. and Innes (Queen) Hop-bell; husband of Mary Louise White Hopbell; father of Philip Andrew III and William Floyd Hopbell and Sue Ann Beisheim of Atlanta, GA; brother of Leontine Dean, CA; beloved grandfather of Amy Ann Beisheim, Atlanta, GA; Phil joined the U.S.

Navy Seabees in 1945 and was honrably discharged in 1945; Phil was employed for 21 years by Armco Steel in Butler, PA, was actively involved in Cub, Boy, Eagle and Explorer Scouts while in Butler, member of the Elks in Butler and helped raise two of his nieces Kathleen and Tracy. The family moved to Lander, WY in 1973; Burial will be at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Lander. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or the Ameri- ELEANOR K. KREMMEL 90, of Tucson, died September 8, 1995; preceeded in death by her loving husband of 64 years, Albert A.

Kremmel; survived by her loving children Evelyn McLaughlin of PA, Albert Kremmel (Mercedes) of PA, Marjorie Ditmore of PA, Dolores Pendergast of Tucson, Donna Dontrich (John) of Tucson; brother, Victor Mihl-fried of PA; sister Martha Kowalski of PA; 17 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren. Mass of Christian burial was celebrated at Villa Maria Care Center Chapel with Rev. Alexander Mills officiating. Interment was in Holy Hope Cemetery. Friends called Sun.

with the rosary prayed at 7pm at Villa Maria Care Center Chapel, 4310 E. GEORGE T. DUDAS Originally of Homestead PA, on Fri. Sept. 8, 1995; beloved husband of Catherine (Rice) Dudas; father of Mark Dudas Mrs.

Diane Deely; brother of Andrew E. Dudas of TN Steven Love-land of FL; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Mr. Dudas was a veteran of the U.S. Merchant Marine during WWII and a retiree of the Pgh.

branch of the Federal.