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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Wednesday, May 1, lvu The Accu-Weather forecast for noon, Wednesday, May 2. Lines sfKwn h.gh COITUAHEIS 60 14 9U COLO WARM STATIONARY eiWOAceu-Weether. Ine hM J.A. Nock 31 former Alcoa research chief Joseph A. Nock 90, of Natrona Heights, a research engineer who held 30 patents, died of respiratory arrest Sunday in the Presbyterian Medical Center, Oakmont.

Mr. Nock worked for the Aluminum Company of America for 42 years, retiring in 1965 as chief of the fabricating metallurgy division at the Alcoa Research Division in New Kensington. He graduated from Tarentum High School in 1918 and received his bachelor's degree in electrochemical engineering From Penn State University in 1923 and joined Alcoa Research Laboratories at Badin, N.C., that year. He transferred to New Kensington as a research engineer in 1924 and was assistant chief of the physical metallurgy division in 1944. He became chief of the fabricating metallurgy division when it was formed in 1958.

Mr. Nock was responsible for the development of high-strength aluminum alloys. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus Natrona Council, past president of the Tarentum-Bracken-ridge Rotary Club, a past member of the American Horticultural Society and a member of Sigma Tau Engineering Society. He is survived by a son, Joseph of Natrona Heights; and a granddaughter. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow in the Albert H. Duster Sons Funeral Home Inc. in Tarentum. A Mass will be said at 11 a.m. Friday in Most Blessed Sacrament Church, Natrona Heights.

Burial will be in Mount Airy Cemetery in Natrona Heights. Louis A. Coppola Sr. Louis A. Coppola 65, of Beech-view, a saxophonist who played with some renowned jazz bands and was the owner of Luigi's Restaurant, died of a heart attack yesterday in South Side Hospital.

A World War II veteran, he had played saxophone with the bands of Stan Goetz, Tom Turk, Flo Cassin-elli, Paul Desmond and George Shiring. He played at former Downtown clubs, including the Copa, the Caro-sel and the Midway. He managed the Balconades in the South Hills and the Shetland Bar in South Park. Starting in 1960, he owned and operated Luigi's Restaurant at 18th and East Carson streets on the South Side. He moved the restaurant to McKnight Road in the North Hills from 1982 to 1986 and then retired.

He then became a restaurant con-. HGM LOW SHOWERS RAIN STORMS FLURRIES SNOW CE SUNNY PT CLOUDY CLOUDY ers Inc. Funeral Home, Oakland. Nelson J. Bruce Nelson J.

Bruce, who for more than 30 years served as the Republican committee chairman in the city's 31st Ward, died of heart failure yesterday in St. Francis Medical Center. Mr. Bruce, 76, of Lincoln Place, was retired from the Jones Laughlin Steel Corp. where he had worked in the open hearth.

He was a member of the Hays United Methodist Church, Joppa Lodge 608 the Pennsylvania Consistory, Syria Temple, the Veterans Employee Association of Jones Laughlin, the Amen Corner, the Area Association for Retired Persons and the Pittsburgh Elks Lodge 11. Arrangements are by the George Irvin Green Funeral Home, 3511 Main Munhall, where services will be at 11 a.m. Friday. Burial will be in Jefferson Memorial Park, Pleasant Hills. Harry P.

Meyers Harry P. Meyers, 76, died of natural causes Tuesday in the Bon-etti Health Care Center in Harris-ville, Butler County. A native of Carnegie, he had lived in Slippery Rock and Pittsburgh. He retired in 1964 after 29 years with Copperweld Steel Corp. in Pittsburgh.

Arrangements are by the Jamison Funeral Home, 120 N. Main Harrisville. Compiled by Linda Wilson Fuoco sultant for the Community College of Allegheny County on the North Side. Arrangements are by the Brusco-Falvo Funeral Home, 214 Virginia Mount Washington. Kathryn E.

Herzog Kathryn E. Herzog, 84, of Aspin-wall, who had worked for the Pittsburgh Board of Public Education from 1926 to 1971, died of heart failure Monday in St Margaret Memorial Hospital. Miss Herzog had worked as a secretary at several schools, including Baxter, Letsche and Westing-house, and retired from the Washington Educational Center. She was a lifetime member of the Pittsburgh Association of School Retirees and the Pennsylvania Association of Educational Secretaries and a member of St. Mary Church, Sharpsburg.

Arrangements are by the H. Blaine Weddell Funeral Home, 100 Center Aspinwall. Saul Snitkin Saul Snitkin, 73, a Braddock businessman for 45 years, died of leukemia Tuesday in Braddock General Hospital. A West Mifflin resident, Mr. Snitkin was the owner and operator of Braddock Foods and former owner of the Braddock Food and Tavern Supplies Co.

He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Arrangements are by Blank Broth WEATHER TODAY Partly sunny, high around 60. Tonight, becoming cloudy with a 60 percent chance of rain after midnight, low 45 to 50. TOMORROW A chance of rain and thunderstorms, low In the 40s. high In the 60s.

FRIDAY Rain likely, low 45 to SO, high 65 to 70. SATURDAY, SUNDAY Cooler with a chance of rain Saturday, low in the 40s, high in the 60s. Partly sunny and still cooler Sunday, low in the 30s, high 55 to 65. Travelers' forecast 24-hour report National Oceanic and Atmo-spherlc Administration's Weather Radio broadcast latest weather Information or warnings 24 hours a day on VHF band at 162.55 MHz. Diatrlct 1 IN BRIEF Birdseyes' case heating up as pretrial motions argued Nation Today Tomorrow Sky Sky eond.

I eond. Anchorage 50 39 Cloudy 48 38 Cloudy Atlanta 81 64 Clear 87 62 Cloudy Atlantic City 59 52 Cloudy 58 S3 Ram Baltimora 67 53 Cloudy 62 50 Rain Boston 68 47 Cloudy 66 47 Cloudy Buffalo 61 39 Cloudy 58 40 Ram Charleaton.S.C. 90 68 Clew 90 65 Clear Chicago 53 39 Cloudy 50 44 Ram Cincinnati 64 45 Rain 72 53 Ram Cleveland 58 39 Cloudy 61 44 Ram Dallas 78 60 Ram 77 63 Rain Denver 48 35 Cloudy 59 35 Cloudy Detroit 58 34 Cloudy 58 42 Cloudy Honolulu 68 71 Clear 85 69 Clear Houston 84 71 Cloudy 81 70 Rain Indianapolis 61 43 Ram 66 50 Ram Jacksonville 94 63 Clear 90 62 Clear Us Vegas 81 48 Clear 84 52 Clear Los Angeles 76 55 Clear 77 57 Clear Miami Beach 68 69 Clear 88 73 Clear Milwaukee 58 36 Cloudy 48 40 Rain Minneapolis 60 29 Cloudy 59 43 Cloudy New Orleans 88 72 Cloudy 87 72 Cloudy New York 68 54 Clear 62 49 Rain Norfolk 68 59 Cloudy 70 55 Rain Orlando 93 65 Clear 93 67 Cloudy Philadelphia 71 51 Cloudy 60 50 Rain Phoenix 81 58 Cloudy 90 57 Clear St Louis 61 47 Cloudy 70 50 Ram San Diego 69 54 Clear 71 56 Clear San Francisco 82 58 Clear 79 58 Clear San Juan 85 73 Cloudy 85 72 Cloudy Seattle 65 47 Cloudy 70 48 Clear Tampa 92 68 Clear 91 68 Cloudy Tedey's Sty toreeaat: I eond. Aftoona 69 49 Clear Bradford 59 44 Clear DuBoia 64 46 Clear Erie 66 48 Clear 71 51 Clear 68 49 Clear Youngstown 63 43 Clear Morgantown 75 54 Clear Foreign Veeterda Beijing 63 46 Clear Berlin 71 46 Clear Buenos Aires 68 54 Clear Cairo 81 57 Clear Geneva 68 41 Clear Jerusalem 64 46 Cloudy London 73 54 Clear Madrid 63 45 Cloudy Mexico City 62 57 Cloudy Montreal 68 45 Rain Moscow 59 39 Cloudy New Delhi 100 76 Clear Paris 73 52 Clear Roma 70 45 Clear Sydney 77 55 Cloudy Tokyo 70 64 Clear Toronto 70 66 Cloudy Almanac Since 1874. May 2 highest temp, was 95 In 1887; lowest temp, was 26 in 1963.

By Jan Ackerman Post-Gazette Staff Writer Four years have passed since state police used court-authorized wiretaps to gather information that was later used to charge a Westmoreland father and his son with running a prostitution ring out of their adult bookstores. The bookstores have remained open while the criminal charges have bogged down in a morass of legal arguments and sometimes contradictory rulings regarding the legality of the wiretaps. Now the case against William Robert Birdseye, William Richard Birdseye and two associates is headed for trial as soon as defense attorney Thomas Crawford and Deputy District Attorney Michael M. Ahwesh finish arguing a host of pretrial motions that are piled high on the bench of Common Pleas Judge Raymond A. Novak.

The Birdseyes, both of Hempfield, are charged with promoting prostitution, possessing obscene materials criminal conspiracy. Roger Gray of Shadyside and David S. Kawelkewics of Charleroi are charged as conspirators. The arguments were heated yesterday as Crawford demanded that two confidential informants come forward to testify. Former state Trooper Louis Gentile said the informants were afraid that they would be harmed because the adult bookstore business has a "history of violence," especially in Western Pennsylvania.

Crawford objected to that and similar statements made by Gentile, who now works as director of the Bureau of Narcotics in the office of state Attorney General Ernie Preate Jr. "Has Bill Birdseye ever been arrested or convicted of a crime of violence?" Crawford asked Gentile. "Not to my knowledge," Gentile said. In December, Novak ruled that state police were legally allowed to use the wiretaps against a corrupt organization that engages in prostitution because prostitution is "dangerous to life" because of the dangers of AIDS. Crawford still plans to argue that information gathered from the wiretaps should be excluded because police did not have probable cause to obtain them.

i The pretrial hearings will resume today. he told a friend that he was going to take his own life, Washington County Coroner Farrell Jackson said. Love died of a self-infliced gunshot wound of the head, Jackson said. A rifle was found at the scene, police said. New Brighton contracts New Brighton council awarded a $2,500 contract last week to Santan-gelo and Associates, New Brighton, for design of a district justice office The borough is considering remodeling its property adjacent to the borough building and renting it to Beaver County for a district justice's office.

VVerley Pittsburgh, was awarded a $6,150 contract for design and consulting services to help the borough submit a grant application to the state De- Eartment of Community Affairs for usiness renovation on Fifth Avenue. Tuscarora Plastic Inc. is building its corporate headquarters on Fifth. Council appointed Richard Haddox to a five-year term on the sanitary authority. Haddox is a former mayor of the borough.

Water alert in Economy Economy residents are under a water conservation alert issued Friday by Mayor Kenneth Campbell. Residents nave been requested to restrict use of water to essential needs only until further notice. Washing cars and watering lawns or gardens is prohibited and violators are subject to fine. Campbell said Monday that the water level in the Rehoboth tank, normally 14 feet, dropped to four feet. He said the level rose one foot yesterday.

The tank supplies Eart of the borough. Campbell lamed the water shortage on increased demand from new homes, a recent warm spell and the possiblity of a waterline leak. Economy expects to begin on June 1 using a new larger waterline along Legionville Road and a new pump house, which should alleviate the chronic water supply problems in sections of the borough. Chief of labor relations Richard Joyce, the assistant chief of the Public Safety Department's Office of Professional Responsibility, has resigned his post to become the city's labor relations officer. Effective Monday, Joyce, 34, of the South Side, will become the city's chief labor negotiator.

He replaces Diane Holmquist who left the city's Law Department post earlier this year, said Albert J. Neri, the mayor's spokesman. Since July 1986, Joyce has headed the OPR, which investigates allegations of impropriety by the department's uniformed personnel. In his new job, Joyce will earn $43,200, or $5,320 less than he was paid as head of the OPR, but he will nave more free time to devote to his private law practice, Neri said. A successor for the OPR position has not been named.

Retenauer to get hearing Common Pleas Judge Patrick Mc-Falls set a hearing for June 12 to consider a request by a fired employee of City Controller Tom Flaherty to get his job back. Philip Retenauer, a former account clerk and contract auditor, was fired Friday for "extreme insubordination" after Flaherty aides said he made "an obscene gesture at the controller." Retenauer contends he was fired in retaliation for his activities in helping to organize the office's rank-and-file employees and for his appearances before various boards, including the state Ethics Commission, the Pennsylvania Public Employee Labor Relations Board and the Pittsburgh Police Department Man's skeleton found The skeletal remains of a Washington County man who was reported missing in July were found yesterday in a wooded area in Beallsville, state police said. The remains were identified as those of Donald Love, 55, of Canonsburg, who had been missing since July 18 when Pittsburgh sklee Sunset Wed 8 16 m. Sunrise Thur 6: 17 a.m. Pollution Index Downtown Good.

Brackenrldge Good. Avalon Good. Haielwood Good. Liberty Borough Moderate. 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 change little during the next 24 hours. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa 3 4 F. Franklin, Pa 4 8 Parker, Pa.

4 6 S. Mononga-hela River: Greensboro. Lock 7, Pa. 10.2 F. Cheat River: Parsons, Vs.

3 6 West Fork River: Clarksburg, Va. 4.7 F. Youghlogheny River: Sutersville. Pa 3 7 S. Beaver River: Beaver Falls.

Pa. 14 2F Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. 16 4 Dashields Dam 14 8 F.Montgomery Dam, Pa. 13 4 S. Pika Island Lock and Dam.

Va. 13.7 8. Wheeling Wharf. Wheeling. Va.

Falling; Missing; Pool; Ft Rising, Stationary; Unknown. Airport lamporaturaa I a 60 1 p.m 61 2am 58 2pm 62 3am 57 3pm 62 4am 58 4pm 62 5am 56 5 p.m 62 6am 58 6pm 62 7 a 59 7 p.m 61 Bern 69 8pm 61 9 a 57 9 p.m 59 10 a 54 10 57 II a 54 11 p.m Noon 58 Midnight Tamp, and proclp. thia data: '89 '68 '87 '86 '85 '84 High 75 64 62 72 78 59 Low 50 34 32 45 50 41 Mean 63 49 47 58 64 50 Prec 0 0 0 0 0 Airport at 10 p.m. yesterday: Press. Wind Weather 30.04 57 42 NvV 6 Cloudy Yesterday's high 63 Yesterday's low 53 Yesterday 's mean 58 Yesterday's preelp Normal temp.day 55 Excess tamp day 3 Excess temp month 3 Excess temp year 778 Total prec.

month Normal pree.month 0 11 Total pree.year 11 56 Normal prec. year 12.23 Clerk refuses robber's offer of 1 0 tip at Sapphire Way and Liberty Avenue, Bloomfield, when night felony detectives noticed he matched the description of the suspect, including having a cast on his left arm. "I don't want to hurt you. I just want the money," Davis is quoted as saying during the holdup. When the store clerk filled a paper bag with $1 and $5 bills and handed it to Davis, he responded, "You keep 20," police reported.

An obviously intoxicated man who is accused of robbing a Lawrenceville convenience store at knife point early yesterday tipped his victim $10 20 percent of his take before fleeing, police said. The suspect, Arthur Davis, 49, of Liberty Avenue, Bloomfield, had slurred his demand for money and dropped his knife once while robbing the 7-Eleven store at 4201 Penn Ave. at 2:15 a.m., detectives reported. He was apprehended at 4 a.m. LOTTERY PENNSYLVANIA Friday's Pennsylvania Wild Card Lotto jackpot will be worth at least S3.5 million because no player all six numbers drawn last night.

Four players picked five numbers and the wild card for $12,293, 57 picked five without the wild card for $1,552.50, 165 picked four and the wild card for $531.50. 2,935 picked four for $33.50 and 5,413 picked three and the wild card for $10.50. Today's Super 7 jackpot will be worth at least $5.7 million dollars. Yesterday's daily number 415; Big 4 2123; Wild Card 25, 27, 32, 37, 39, 42; the wild card was 18. OHIO Pick 3 489; Pick 4 9105.

WEST VIRGINIA Daily 3 822; Daily 4 9251. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS Alrv Cemetery. Natrona Hts. ais May Be Made To: AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, 74) Fourth Avenue, Poh PA 15J22. Todd: dauQhter of Lily Thornhill; rnotner of DenKe Wilson and Marion Kenny; sister of Helen Austin, Thel.

ma Owens, Peoov Watson, Robert, Harper. Richard, Ronald and Melvln Todd; three oranddeugnters; two Oreat-orandchlldr en. Friends received at FLOYD ALEX Gendle, Carl L. Gentile, Gilda Hish, Benjamin J. Hon, Thomas C.

Sr. Mann, Carey A. Simpson. John (Scotty) Thompson. Harry HOPEWELL FUNERAL CHAPEL, 907 Lincoln Ave.

7-4 7-9. Funeral Services Thursday 11 a m. from Holy Cross Episcopal Church. BARRETT On Sun. April 94, 1990 Anna (Tlernev) of Lincoln Place wife of the lata M.

Edward; moftier of Geraldene Morey of Newhall and Laura Mlkesell of Harrison City Friends received 7-4 ft 7-9 Wed. at the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME, INC. A Golden Rule Member Firm, 3511 Main St. i Homestead Park) Munhall. ervlces on Thurs.

at 11 a.m. Memorial donations to the Homestead Park United Methodist Church, Library. BECK On Mon April 30, 1990, Car-la Ollnger Beck of N.S. (for-merlv of Vandergrlft), beloved wife of Richard E. Beck; mother of Cynthia HII-debrand, Sandra Mc Nally, and Karla Beck; also sur-viced bv grandchildren.

Friends received on WED. PEL, INC, 5509 Centre Ave, Shadvslde on Wed. at 2PM Visitation one hour prior to service. Interment B'Nal Emunoh Cemetery. CorHrlbu-hons may be made to the Congregation B'Nal Emunoh.

MICHAEL Louise A. of Brook line, on Mon April 30, 1990; be-loved daughter of Edith and the late Charles Michael; sister of Edwin Rita M. Abud, Naomi T. Michael; cousin of Cecelia and David Moses; also 13 nieces and nephews. Friends may call at FRANK F.

DeBOR FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1045 Brookllne Tues. 7-9 m. Wed. 1-4 ft 7-9 m.

Funeral Thurs. at 9 a m. with Mass of Christian Burial to follow In Our Lady of Victory Church at 10 am. Wake Service Wed. at I pm 001 Death Notices WEIBEL On May 1, 1990, Rose Colcord Weibel; wife of the late Richard Weibel Srj mother of Mrs.

Harriet Buynlskl, Cincinnati, OH, Mrs. Mary Beatrice Mc-Ewen, of St. Louis, MO. Mrs. Eleanor Margaret Stotrt, of Denver, CO and Richard N.

Weibel, of Fair, field, CT; sister of Margaret Estec, of Mt. Lebanon. Services and Interment were private. Arrangements by H. SAMSON MC from 7-V ft Thur 2-4 ft 7-9 at me o.

s. Simons FUNERAL HOME, 2025 Perrvsvllle Ave. Funeral on Friday at 9:30. Mass of Christian Burial in Annucle-Hon Church at 10 o'ciockr BERRY On Friday, April 77, 1990 In ,1 ,1 WILLIAMS Fannie Grimm Williams In Barrett, Anna (Tierney) Beck, Carla Berry. Sylvia Jenkins Boring, Gwyndolyn E.

Bregman, Lilyan Brooks, Dorothea L. Bruce, Nelson J. Caplan, Cyril Chmay. Marion (Mamie) Aftanas Coppola, Louis A. (Turps) Sr.

Enright, Elizabeth L. (Betty) Gunning, Naomi Herzog. Kathryn E. Holuka, George Jr. Hufnagel, Louisa Kirby, Florence M.

Landefeld, Helen Kupert Leech, Margaret Esther Lubarski, Dr. Stanley J. Markowitz, Joseph Michael, Louise A. Morgan. Lue Edna Nahory, Alberta M.

(Bertie) Meyer Nock, Jos. R. Jr. Noyes-Hunter, Elinor O'Neill. EthlynM.

Pore, Marjorie R. Radosevich, Diana Rogers, Helen Y. Schlentner, Melanie L. Snitkin, Saul Todd, Marjorie Thornhill Weibel. Rose Colcord Williams, Fannie Grimm Zerilla, Helen Jenkins; mother of Robert Jenkins and Donald Berry: six grandchildren; sister of imeiae Live, uiaovs Lea, Katie Jenkins, Lola Berry, Evelyn Hawkins.

Marian Da. Vauahn: other relatives a. Mem. Contributions Allegheny Valley Hosp, Natrona Hts NOYES-HUNTER Elinor Hunter Noyes, of 300 Woodhaven Drive, Hilton Head Island, SC formerly of Sewlrklev, on Sunday April 29, 1990; wife of Joseph Noyes Jr; mother of Peter, Terry ft Thomas Hunter; sister of Edmund M. Campbell; also seven grand ft five great-grandchildren.

Graveside Services Friday at 1 p.m. at Sewlckley Cemetery, Sewlckley, PA Arrangements THE ISLAND FUNERAL HOME, Hilton Head Island, SC O'NEILL Ethlyn M. O'Neill, on Sun, April 29, 1990; beloved eurrl of Jean Dalllmonrl and John Rearer. Funeral and Burial took place privately. PORE Of Scott on Mon April 30, 1990, Merlorle R.

Pore, wife of the late Kenneth A. Pore; mother of Suzan M. Pore. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S. 322 Washington Ra Mt Lebanon, Tues 7-9 ft Wed 2-4 ft 7-9.

Services from the funeral home chapel on Thur at 11 am. Interment Forest Lawn. Gardens. Family reouests memorial contributions to the Col. William Wallace Chapter of the DAI.

RADOSEVICH On Tues. May 1, 1990, Diana Davk, wife of the late Joseph; mother of Mrs. Helen Webster and Dale grandmother of Diana Fra-ser, jefferev, Lisa and Mat-thew Radosevich and the late Ron Webster. Sister of Mildred Balfour, Helen Kill, mever, Dorothy Brenchak and the late Olge Wilson, Rudy, Sam, Dan, George and Mike Davlc. Friends re-celved THOMAS J.

MITER FUNERAL HOME, INC, 2333 E. Carson St. Funeral Frl. 10 AM. Services In Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Cathedral at 11 am.

Contri-butlons may be made to Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Cathedral. Perastas on Thurs. 7:30 pm. Visitation Wad. 5-9, Thur.

3-4 ft 7-9 ROGERS Of Castle Shannon. On Tuesday Mav Helen V. Rooers; beloved rtvottver or Bonnie J. McDeld: gresnd-rnottiw of Terrl J. $hore Robert L.

Abreu; elso survived by three oreat-grnd-ehlldren. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S, Inc. 777 Washington Road, Mount Lebanon WFDNESDAY 4 7-9pm. Services In the uneral Home Chapel Thursday afternoon at 1 friends. Funeral Thurs.

2 N. Hish; brother of Virginia M. Hogan; grandfather of Leah, Amanda and Beniamln W. Hlsh. and Anthony Carosone.

Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, MC, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Tues ft Wed 2-4 ft 7-9 where funeral services will be held on Thur at 1 pm H0LUKA George of Pgh, suddenly, on May 1, 1990; son of the late George and Mary; brother of Anna Pchollnskv and Mary Alice Salay and the late John; also nieces and nephews. Friends are received Wed. and 7-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the JAMES F.

KUTCH FUNERAL HOME, 107 Fourth Rankin. Time of Service later. Penechida Service 7J0 p.m., Thurs. HON Thorn of Dawson. PA on April 29; husband Anna mm Mack Hon; fattier of Mrs.

Mett-y Jo Haooerty of 5. Charles. MO and Thomas C. Jr. of five grandchildren; ont greet-grandchild; brother of Helen Bella Rlmmel of Connells-ville.

Friend received Tues. Wed. 2-4 7-9 In the GALLEY FUNERAL HOME, Railroad Laughlin Dawson. PA. Mass of Christian Burial Thurs.

10AM, Seer ed Heart Church, Dawson, HUFNAGEL On Sun, April 29, 1990, Louisa, In her 99th year; be loved mother of Florenz H. Kress, Leo F. Glockner and Antoinette Schlereth and the late Elizabeth Hufnegel; also 25 grandchildren, 50 greatgrandchildren and 24 great-great-grandchildren. Friends received HEALY-HAHN FUNERAL HOME, 425 Grant Ave, Mlllvale. Mass of Chrl-tian Burial In St.

Anthony Church, 10 a.m. Christian Mothers are Invited. KIRBY On Mon. April 30. 1490.

Florence M. (nee Helbllng) of Penn Hills; beloved wife of the late John, mother of Mary Ann D'Amlco, Lois Blppus, Edmond and the late Donald Ktrbv; also survived by 14 grandchildren ft 10 great grandchildren. Friends received at WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frank, stown Rd. (at Rodl Rd.) Penn Hills.

Funeral Frl. 9:30 am. Mass of Christian Burial In St Bartholomew Church at 10 am. Visitations Wad 7-9, Thur 2-4 ft 7-9. LANDEFELD On Monday, April 30, 1990, Helen (Kupert) 94, formerly of Carrlck In St.

Paul Home in Greenville, PA; wife of the late William. A Memorial Service will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. In the Birmingham United Church of Christ. 25 Carrlck Ave, Pgh, 15210. Memorial contributions may be made to Holgate Brooks.

Survived by her many friends. Service ft internment In Mt. Lebanon Cemetery will be private. Arrangements by LAUGHLIN'S, KK. BRUCE On Tuesday.

May 1, 1990, Nelson of Lincoln Piece; husband of Waleska (Wil. Hard); oldest son of the late Joseph and Blanche (Parker) Bruce; brother of Elliabeth Birch, Annabelle Wilson. LaRue Downe, John and Charles Bruce. Friends received 2-4 ft 7-9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at GEORGE Irvin green funeral HOME, INC.

A Golden Rule Member Firm, 3511 Main St. (Homestead Park) Munhall. Service on Friday at 11 a.m. Donations to Hays United Methodist Church, Lincoln Place. Past Chairman 31st Ward Republican Committee.

CAPLAN On Tuesday, May 1, 1990, Cyril, beloved husband of Diana Caplan; brother of Mrs. Barnard (Betty) Lift, Mrs. Sydney (Eleanor) Mullen and Hymen Caplan. Friends will gather at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Sq.

Hill (opp. Morrowfleld Apts.) on Wednesday at 10am, then leave to attend a Graveside Service at Beth Shalom Cemetery at Hem. CHMAY On Tuesday, May 1, 1990, Marlon (Mamie) Aftanas; wife of the late Stanley Chmay of West View; sister of Michael Aftanas Jr. and the late Sophia Kusner and Peter Aftanas; aunt of Shirley Komi and Justine Kusner; also survived by several nieces; nephews and Prand nieces ft nephews, rlenda received 7-9 2-4 ft 7-9 Thurs. at M.

P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, INC, 1032 Perry Per-rysvllle. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Athanaslus Church on Friday at 10 a.m. COPPOLA on Tuesday.

May 1, 1990, Louis A. (Turps) husband of Dolores Albert Cop- Cola; father of George, ours A. Jr. ft Peter Coppola; brother of Mary Ann Bonasorte, Betty Jean Man-cinl and Peter J. Coppola of Clearwater, Florida; brother-in-law of Eileen Dornetto and Walter (Corky) Albert; also survived by sl grandchildren.

Friends received BRUSCO-FALVO FUNERAL HOME, 214 Virginia Mt. Wash. Funeral Mass Holy Angels Church, Baldwin Hays on Friday 10 a.m. Visitations Wad. ft Thurs.

2 to 9 P.M. ENRIGHT Elliabeth L. (Betty), of Brentwood, on Tuesday, May 1, 1990. Daughter of the late John and Rose Marie Enrlght; sister of Walter Enrlght; cousin of Grace Ea- terberg, Rosemary Shlmp and several other cousins. Friends received at CIES-LAK TATKO FUNERAL HOME 2935 Browns-villa Wednesday 7-9 and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9.

Funeral Friday 9:15 a.m.. Mass of Christian Burial St Svlvester Church 10 a.m. GENDLE On April 30, 1990, Carl L. of McKees Rocks; husband of Florence Leone; father of Carl Louis end Glenn Gendle, Christine Hilt-pen and Lore Fllipovlts; also 7 grandchildren ft 4 greatgrandchildren; brother of Ernest Fogdt and Rosa Weber. Friends received ANTHONY M.

MUSM ANNO FUNERAL HOME, 700 7th McKees Rocks. Funeral Mass In St. Cyril ft Methodius Church on Thurs. at 9 a.m. Visitation Wed.

ONLY 2-4 ft 7-9 p.m. GENTILE On Sunday, April 29, 1990, Gilda of Braddock; wife of the late Pasouale; mother of Fllomlna Cuccaro, Angelina Buba and the late Anthony Gentile; eight grandchldtren; si great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 A 7-9 Tues. ft Wed. at ALBERT G.

LESKO FUNERAL HOME, Bell ft Jones N. Braddock. Mass of Christian Burial Good Shepherd Church, Thurs. 10 a.m. GUNNING Naomi, on AprH 30, 1990, wife of the late Michael J.

Gunning; beloved mother of Ruth V. Gunning; sister-in-law of John F. Gunning: also survived by nieces 1 nephews. Friends may call Wed. ft 2-4 it 7-9PM at the MAURICE L.

KNEE. Center at South, Wllk. (parking on premises). Services will be held Frl. at 1 1AM In the Main Sanctuary of Calvary Lutheran Church, Wilklns-burg.

Remembrances may be made to Calvary Lutheran Church or Forbes Health Foundation. Mrs. Gunning was a Charter Member of Forbes Arts ft Crafts Guild, a volunteer for 27 veers at Forbes Health System and an amateur artist. HERZOG On Monday. April 30, 1990, Kathryn E.

Herzog of Aspinwall; sister of Francis M. Herzog; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received Wed. 2-4 7-9 pm H. BLAINE WEDDELL FUNERAL HOME, 100 Center Aspinwall.

Funeral Thurs. 9:30 a.m. Funeral Mast 10 a.m. St. Mary Church, Sharpsburg.

HISH Beniamln J. on Mon. April 30, 1990 of Upper St Clair; husband of Betty Lee Hlsh; father of Beniamln T. Hlsh; Linda S. Cerosone Tracy S.

Hlsh and the late Timothy Hlsh; son of Carrie p.m. A. WARDEN FUNERAL HOME. 1100 N. her 46th year, on AprH 30, 1990 In Beaver Falls, PA; wife of the late George Williams (Proprietor of Williams Bulck for many years); beloved mother of Betty Lee Williams of Beaver Falls; grandmother of Douglas Williams of Beaver Fails ft Anne W.

Boos of Arroyo Grande, CA; also three great-grendchlKSren. Friends received Tues. 7-9 p.m.. Wed. 2-4 ft 7-4 m.

at READSHAW FUNERAL HOME, INC, 1503 Brownsville Carrlck, Funeral Service Thursday at 11 a m. Mrs. Williams was a member of the South Hills Country Club and the Union Baptist Church. Homewood Ave. Visitation SCHLENTNER On Monday, April 30, 1990, Melanie beloved mother of Melvln F.

Schlentner; sister of Lillian Hoffman, Arthur, Wllma Roscoe and the late Meta Kunkei; several nieces ft nephews. Friends welcome at BEINHAUER MORTUARY, Member of the Golden Rule, 2630 West Llb- nAve. Wed. ft Thurs. 2-4 -9 m.

Funeral Service Friday at 10 a m. In Hope Lutheran Church 2799 Old Washington Rd. Family suggests contributions to the Hope Lutheran Church, SIMPSON John (Scottyl, on Monday, April 23, 1990 or Penn Hills, born In Auchterderran, Scotland, beloved husband of Ida Price: father of John A. and Ralph seven grandchildren; sisters. Janet and the late Isa.

Cremation In Ft. Myers, FL. Memorial service at Rosedale United Methodist Church, 3rd St. and Homestead on Thursday, May 3 at 11:30 a.m. for relatives and friends.

SNITKIN Saul, on May 190, beloved husband of Lucille SnHkln of West Mifflin; father of Mrs. Karen Llschner of West Mifflin, Mrs. Dale Martin of Harry Snr). kin of Mobile. AL and Sidney Snitkin of Allison Partt, PA; brother of Isadora and Hvman Saunders of Los An-gelev CA, eight grandchildren; two great, grendchllrjren.

visitation with the family wed. May 2, 7-9PM and May 3, 10-11AM at the MEMORIAL CHAPEL AT BLANK FUNERAL HOME, where service will be held Thurs. morning, at HAM. Internment Ahavath Achlm Cemetery, Forest Hills, PA. Family suggests memorial contributions to the Lukemia Society.

THOMPSON On April 30, 1990, Harry, of North Huntingdon; husband of the lata Grace; brother of Ann Oliver, of Craft on Helgts, Eva Bos-trom, of Mt. Lebanon, William, of Franklin, PA, and the late Albert; also survived bv nieces and nech-ews. Friends received 1-4 and 7-4 pm. WFDNESDAY ONLY at the THOMAS L. NIEO FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swlssvale.

Services on Thurs. at 11 am. Interment Penn-Llncoin Memorial Park. TODD Marjorie (Thornhill), on April 27. 1990; wife Of Mallory wea.

evening only 7-V p.m. BORING MORGAN On Sun, April 29, Lue Edna of Penn Hills, beloved wife of Islah Morgan; mother of Sheila Ann Morgan of Pgh, Gary Morgan of Atlanta, GA; sister of Mrs. Will Mae Leavy of Pgh, Charles Jenkins, Jr. of Pgh, Miss Laura Mashaw ft Mrs. Lu cllle Dudley both of North Versailles, Miss Evelyn Jen kins of Swlssvale and Mrs.

Rachel Douglas of Murrvs-ville and Richard Faulkner of Homestead, PA; five grandchildren, host of nieces ft nephews. Friends may call Thurs. 7-4 ft 7-9 at WHITE MEMORIAL CHAPEL, of Point Breeze, 7204 Thomas Blvd. at North Homewood Ave. Services Frl.

11AM from the Memorial OvapeL NAHORY (MEYER) Alberta M. (Bertie) of Ou-guesne on May 1, 1990; wlfe of the late Ambrose Meyer; wife of William Nahory; mother of Lea Chbosky, Mary Ann Anderson Bert Nahory and Gerrl Kelmeckls; also seven grandchildren. Visitation Wednesday and Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9 om. at the MA-LOY SCHLEIFER FUNERAL HOME, 915 Kennedy Ave, Duguesne. Mass of Christian burial at Holy Name Church on Frl, 9:30.

On April 30, 1990, Gwvndo-lyn E. of Indiana beloved wife of the late 1.8.- nr. 2(j ic: Ronald mother of Ranald sister of Ger-aldine Rowley Clifford HOME, MC, 4701 Browns-Villa Rdj Brentwood Wed, 2-4 ft 7-9, where Funeral Services will be held on Thursday at II am. Inter-ment Zlon Cemetery. Miss Leech was a member of 7lon Lutheran Church of Brentwood and Castle Shannon Chapter 353 O.E.S.

LUBARSKI Of Illinois, formerly of Mt. Lebanon, on Mon, April 30, 1990 Dr. Stanley beloved husband of Helen Gro-chowskl; devoted father of Francis P. and Stanley J. Jr.

Lubarski; brother of Stella Tokarskl, Helen Schlatter, Edward and the late Genevieve Pvzdrowskl, John, Joseph and Henry Lubarski; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S, 322 Washington Rd, Mt. Lebanon on Thurs. 3 to 9 p.m. Mass of Christian burial will be held on Frl.

In St. Bernard's Church at to a.nv MANN On April 7a, 1990, Carey A. of Forest Hills, husband of Gertrude Ray: father of Carey Jr. of Sherborn, MA and Robert W. of Woburn, MA; brother of Doris Kennedy of San-bornvllle, NH; uncle of Jean Kennedy Herley of Dover, NH ft Barbara Mann of San Diego ft Richard Lee Mann of Destrehen, LA; brother-in-law of Evelyn Mann of Jonesburg, MO and Ruby Mann of San Diego, CA; grandfather of Mark ft David Smith.

Memorial services will be held Sat, May 5, HAM, Beulah Presbvterl-an Church, 2500 McCrady Rd, Churchill. Arrangements byT. O. TURNER'S. MARKOWITZ On April 30, 1990, Joseph; beloved husband of Shirley Kalmlck Merkowrrz; beloved father of L.

Jack Markowitz of Pgh, Geral-dlne Hvett of Cheswlck, PA, Phyllis Doerr of Penn Hills; beloved brother of Nate Martowltr of Brooklyn, NY; also survived by 12 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Service at the RALPH SCHUGAR CHA- ZERILLA Helen, of Ambrldge, PA on Mcoee; rive granocniiaren; one great-grandchild. Friends may call at the BURKET-TRUBY FUNERAL HOME, INC, 421 Allegheny Oakmont, Thursday only Noon-4 ft 7.9PM. Service Friday, 1 1AM. BREGMAN On TiiMrlau ULmv 1 toon Tuesoav, May iw De-loved wife of Joseph M.

2erliia; beloved mother of James Zerilla. Winter Haven, FL and Mrs. Jo Ellen Kolesar, Sewell. NJ; one beloved sister of James Dlrento, Allqulp- It ia, PA, Mrs. oonetia Deuce and Mrs.

Herman II van; beloved wife of the lata Jules Bregmen; mother of Mrs. Allan (Marsha) Bart of Long Island NY Rabbi Alan O. Bregman of Highland Park, 5 grandchildren. Services at Temple Slnal, 5505 Forbes Sq. Hill, Thurs.

11am. Interment (Marv) Vailecorsa, both of Ambrldge, PA, Mrs. Rosa 0ienrlter, Denver, CO. Mrs. 001 Death Notices Tempie sinal Mem.

Park Family will not receive pr. bmii (YOianaaj losrama. Center Two. No public viewing. Mass of Christian Burial May 3.

10 am. Christ the King Ceth. Church, Ambrldge. Arrange merits by PAUL E. BOHN FUNERAL HOME, 1099 Ma-plewood Ave, Ambrldge or to services.

Family suggests contributions be made to The Temole Slnal fhll. sic dren'S' Library Fund. Ar- NOCK Joseph Jr. age 90 of Natrona Hts. on Sunday April 29, 1990; Husband of the late Selme H.

(Lewis) Nock; Son of the late Joseph A. ft Carolina (Decker) Nock; father of Joseph L. Nock of Natrona Hts; one randdaughter. visitation 2-4 7-9 at ALBERT H. DUSTER ft SONS FUNERAL HOME, 347 E.

10th Ave, Tarentum. Christian Funeral Mass Frl at Ham, Most Blessed Sacrament church, Natrona Hts. Interment Mt. rangemenrs dv ma burton HIRSCH CHAPEL the Church. Arrangements bv BEINHAUER MORTUARY LEECH Margaret Esther, on Mey 1990 of South Park beloved sister of Richard Leech; beloved daughter of the lata Charles and Esther Leech- aunt of Thomas G.

and Raymond P. Leech and Kethy Ann Stansbery; five grand nieces ft nephews Friends received at JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL BROOKS 007' Mon. -Cemetery Of Mt. Lebanon, on April 24, 1990.

Dorothea Brooks, daughter of the late George W. and Elizabeth o'clock. Interment Mount JfcH-fcRSON MfcMORIAL-1 lot, I vault. S3 1-457 aft a. Lebanon Cemetery.

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