a I I 0 vhs mod onibr at thot are noz on 1:63 la Your WORTS Last Night's Racing Pittsburgh Press, March 7, 1980 WORTS snail 201 Meadows Waterford 102156 16 1ST $1,300, Claiming, Pace 1ST $1,700, 4-up, 61 Tennessee Kim, F. Glessner Go Little Go Ray Burns, Keeler Burnham $17.80 ......3.20 7.60 5.00 2.40 5.00 3.80 Verdi Allen ...2.80 Fleet Mistress, W. Steuernagel. Time Boy, 1:14 2-5. Off 1:30.
..4.00 2.80 2ND $1,700, 4-up, 6f Dawn Ross, 2:09. R. Off Harvey 7:30. Static King, Cook $12.40 4.00 4.80 Time Good Paul, Thompson 2.60 Rainbow King, Burnham. Quinella (2-3) Paid $15.80 Time 1:15 1-5.
Off 1:50. Trifecta (2-3-8) Paid $114.80 Scratched Miss Marisa. 2ND $1,600, Trot, Conditioned Sumac Tam, J. Danosky Daily Double (5-9) Paid $217.80 $4.60 3.40 3.20 Perfecta (9-2) Paid $38.80 Swift Vegas Spur, Wm. R.
Stillings Bercury ........00 4.90 3RD $1,700, 4-up, 6f Time Lin, 2:09:1. Off 7:49. Win Willie Win, Cooksey 13.60 9.80 Mr. J. Thompson 8.80 5.20 Perfecta (1-5) Paid $115.60 Run Round, Woodward .........6.00 Time 1:15 1-5.
Off 2:11. 3RD $1,200, Pace, Claiming Scratched Mike's Jester, Gene Byrd, L. Keith $8.40 3.00 2.20 32 Mighty Hal Scot, E. Dziengiel. 2.20 Von Edward, G.
Harrison Trifecta (7-2-3) Paid $5,033.40 Time 2:10:1. Off 8:08. 4TH $1,800, 4-up, 1m Thor Thumb, Balzano Quinella (1-3) Paid $12.60 5.80 2.60 Trifecta (3.1-5) Paid $77.60 Kutztown, Aponte. 4.40 $2,000, Pace, Conditioned Ta's Time Pride, 1:46. Off 2:32.
W. Dunn $5.40 3.40 2.80 Pipersville Mom, D. Zaimes 13.20 5.00 Perfecta (5-6) Paid $86.60 intensive Clair, B. Bolon ..........2.80 STH $1,900, 4-up, 6f mi no Time 2:08:2. Off 8:29.
Casa Grande, Aponte 13.00 7.60 Perfecta (4-7) Paid $89.60 Jims Derby, Cave Applebee 9.40 .4.00 6.80 GET Another Barb, 5TH $1,300, Pace, Claiming Time 1:14 1-5. Off 2:53. Kammys Dream High, Wm. Holden Scratched Emir Ahmed, Strawnab 8.20 4.60 berry Blue, Great Heritage. Gina Marie, J.
Danosky 2.40 nw Veto, Time F. Glessner. 2:07:4. Off 8:50. Trifecta (2-6-1) Paid $844.80 Quinella (1-5) Paid $50.80 Marching By, Gutierrez 4TH $1,700, 4-up, Trifecta (5-1-4) Paid $537.
$7.00 2.40 6TH $2,300, Trot, Claiming Hdcp. Bambest, Burton 2.20 Rendezvous Mike, L. Hawk Dance And Swoon, Wick $8.40 6.40 4.20 Time 1:09 1-5. Off 3:14. 10 Scratch, P.
4.00 Scratched Rainy Day love, OlymMary Wanna, C. 6.40 pia Mike, Manny's Boy. Time 2:08. Off 9:09. Art Scratched Insko Minbar.
Perfecta (5-6) Paid $113.80 (7-4) Paid $47.80 Dad 7TH Blasted $2,300, Bug, 4-up, Keeler 61 Perfecta 7TH $1,600, Pace, Conditioned 4.00 3.80 Thoree, N. Waigand Metal, B. Brinkley 3.40 MilKing J. $10.00 3.40 4.20 4.00 Time 1:14 Off Kay's Burton 3:34. Sabra, Ross Pay, Knight, T.
Kirwan Time 2:06. Off 9:28. Trifecta (6-7-3) Paid $218.60 it 8TH $2,300, 4-up, 6f Quinella (1-4) Paid $11.60 Majestic Power, Walker Trifecta (4-1-3) Paid $233.40 3.20 3.20 8TH $1,200, Trot, Claiming Eagle Landing, Burton ...3.40 2.40 Maybe Marken, R. Newhart Dainty Banquet, 1:14. Off Green 3:54.
.....3.20 $9.60 5.40 3.20 Time 15 Bumperjack Hamde, S. Fry (P) 4.40 5.20 Perfecta (7-2) Paid $19.60 Demon Express, 2:10:3. M. Off 9:48. 9TH $2,400, 4-up, 1m aVer Time Vee The Noblest, Haney 8.60 5.60 gill Quinella (4-7) Paid $69.20 Dr.
Abs, Aponte 4.00 Trifecta (7-4-1) Paid $404.20 Signet Girl, Green Time 1:43 3-5. Off 4:14. 9TH $1,300, Pace, Claiming Berg Hanover, P. Thomas $10.40 7.40 4.00 Millers Kenny, J.C. Miller Sr.
.23.60 12.00 Knight Minbar, M. Vlasach 5.00 Time 2:07:2. Off 10:08. In The NBA Quinella (2-3) Paid $127. Trifecta (2-3-5) Paid $1,281.60 $1,200, Pace, Claiming EASTERN CONFERENCE 10TH Che Atlantic Division Keystoner, P.
Rapone Pct. GB $5.00 2.80 3.00 Boston 15 .776 Gold Gil Bur, K. 4.00 Philadelphia 50 .746 Ray Sing, J. Danosky New York 35 .485 Time 2:07:4. Off 10:27.
Washington 36 .463 21. New Jersey ...30 40 .429 Quinella (3-4) Paid $13.40 Central Division Trifecta (3-4-1) Paid $100.60 Pct. GB Attendance 2,071. Mutuels $275,284 Atlanta Houston 35 .603 .493 San Antonio 35 .485 8 Indiana 38 :449 Cleveland .235 386 15 Detroit 16 25 Sports Moves WESTERN Midwest Division CONFERENCE HOCKEY Los Sent Jay center Wells Syl Apps defenseman Binghamton of AHL. Pittsburgh Appointed former NHL player Mike Corrigan a minor league scout.
BASEBALL Pittsburgh Reached contract agreements with utility infielder Dale Berra and pitcher Greg Field. FOOTBALL San Francisco Hired Milt Jackson as receivers special teams coach. COLLEGE Maryland Announced resignation of track coach Frank Costello. Oklahoma Announced that basketball coach Dave Bliss has resigned to take the same position at SMU. GOLF WORLD Indoor Golf Driving Range Get Ready for Spring 335 Washington Rd.
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3305. Main Street, Munhall, Pa. 15120. In The NHL WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Pts. GF GA Montreal 20 32 8 84 258 274 201 Los Angeles ..26 61 252 Hartford 28 237 230 Pittsburgh 30 12 58 204 242 Detroit 32 9 55 218 228 Adams Division PIs.
GF GA Buffalo 17 10 90 252 173 Boston ..38 18 9 85 252 191 Minnesota 2114 72 257 296 Toronto 31 63 252 265 Quebec 33 9 53 192 230 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division 99 PIS. 268 GF GA 192 Philadelphia 715 NY Rangers ...31 25 9 71 250 230 NY Islanders .31 26:9 71 224 212 Atlanta 24 11 67 214 204 Washington 35 10 50 206 242 Smythe Division Pts. GF GA Chicago 21 15 73 186 191 St. Louis 27 10 211 215 Vancouver 32 12 206 229 Edmonton ......20 35 12 52 241 275 Color Winnipeg ado 1210 40 176 270 LAST NIGHT Buffalo 3 Montreal N.Y. Islanders 2 TONIGHT Atlanta at Vancouver Chicago at Colorado NHL Playoff Picture Games Team Left 1.
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Larouche), 6:53, 5, Montreal, RobMontreal, (Shutt, inson 11 (unassisted), 19:18. Second period -6, Montreal, Lapointe 3 (Lafleur, Shutt), 3:31, 7, Montreal, Napier 11 (Gainey), 9:36. 8, Edmonton, MacDonald 39 (Price, Gretzky), 10:22. 9, Edmonton, Gretzky '38 (MacDonald, Ashby), 16:56. Third period -None.
Shots on goal -Edmonton 14-7-32. Montreal 16-5-8-29. Goalies -Edmonton, Corsi. Montreal, Herron. A Sabres 4, Whalers 3 Buffalo Hartford 1 First period -1, Buffalo, Luce 10 (Dudley, Ramsay), 11:21.
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Philadelphia, Myre. A NCAA Tourney LAST NIGHT Iowa Clemson 86 76 Virginia State 73 Commonwealth Kansas State 71 Lamar 87 Weber Missouri 61 Jose Penn 62 State 55 Purdue 90 aSalle Tennessee 80 Furman 69 TONIGHT East At Providence, R.I. Villanova (22-7) vs. Marquette (18-8), Iona (28-4) vs. Holy Cross Bowling Green, Ky.
Florida (21-8) vs. Toledo (23-5), Virginia, Tech (20-7) vs. Western Kentucky (21-7). Af Denton, Tex. Alcorn State (27-1) vs.
South vs. Bradley (23-9). I Alabama (23-5), Texas (24-7) Tempe, Ariz. UCLA, (17-9) vs. Old Dominion (25-4), Arizona State (21-6) vs.
Loyola Marymount (14-13). TOMORROW At Greensboro, N.C. lows North (20-8), Carolina Maryland State (23-6) vs. Tennessee (18-10). At West Lafayette, Ind.
St. Duke John's (24-4) vs. Purdue, (17-1)). (19- 9), (22-8) vs. Penn Af Lincoln, Neb.
Notre Dame (22-5) vs. Missouri (24-5), Louisville (28-3) vs. Kansas State (22-8). Ogden, Utah Clemson (21-8), Oregon State (26-3) vs. Brigham Young a (22-4) vs.
Lamar (21-10). 'SUNDAY At Providence, Syracuse (25-3) vs. VillanovaMarguette winner, Georgetown (24-5) vs. iona-Holy Cross winner. At Bowling Green, Ky.
Kentucky (28-5) vs. Florida State- Toledo (23-5), Indiana (20-7) vs. Virginia Tech-Western Kentucky winner. At Denton, Tex. LSU (24-5) vs.
Alcorn StateSouth Alabama winner, North Carolina (21-7) vs. Texas winner. At Tempe, Ariz DePaul (26-1) UCLA-Old Dominion winner, Ohio State (20-7) Vs. Arizona State- -Loyola Marymount winner. NIT Roundup LAST NIGHT Duquesne 65 63 Boston Coll.
95 U. 74 Michigan 76. 69 Mississippi 76. 74 S'wstrn La. 74 Paso 58...
Wichita St. 56 TONIGHT Washington at UNLV MONDAY St. Peter's at Duquesne. Boston College at Virginia. Illinois St, at Illinois.
Long Beach at Wash. or UNLV. Mississippi at Minnesota. Murray St. at Alabama.
S'wstrn La. at Texas. Texas-El Paso at Michigan. NAIA Pairings Pairings for the 43rd annual NAIA National Championship BasCity, ketball I Tournament in Kansas Monday 9:30 a.m. No.
16 HamptonInstitute of Virginia (21-9) vs. South Carolina-Aiken (20-17). 11:15 a.m. No. 8 Augsburo, Minn.
(25-3) vs. Central Arkansas (17-13). p.m. No. 6 Abilene tian, Texas (26-4) vs.
Illinois Weslevan (17-10). 2:45 p.m. No. 10 Biola, Calif. (25-3) vs.
Franklin Pierce, N.H. (29- 5 p.m. No. 7 Central Washington (25-5) vs. Moorhead State, Minn.
(21-8). 6:45 No. 1 Alabama State (28-1) vs. Dowling, N.Y. (24-4).
9 p.m. No. 9 Rockhurst, Mo. (23-5) vs. Defiance, Ohio (23-7).
10:45 p.m. No. 3 Cameron, Okla. (31-3) vs. Saginaw Valley, Mich.
(24-6). Tuesday 9:30 a.m. No. 11 Fairmont State (26-4) vs. LeMoyne-Owen, Tenn.
(25-8). 11:15 a.m. No. 12 Paul Quinn, Texas (32-9) vs. Huron, S.D.
(28-3). p.m. No 4 Grand Canyon, Ariz. (25-4) vs. Clarion (21-8).
2:45 p.m. No. 14. St. Augustine's, N.C.
(23-6) vs. Southern Tech, Ga. (23-11). 5 p.m. No.
5 Kearney State, Neb. (27-3) vs. Franklin, Ind. (21-5). 6:45 p.m.
No. Eau Claire (27-2) Vs. Cumberland, Ken. (25-9). 8:30 p.m.
vs. No. 15 Marymount, Kan. (18-13) Dillard, La. (19-9).
10:15 p.m. No. 13 Hawali-Hilo (29-6) vs. Loras, lowa (22-10). UPI Basketball All-Americas FIRST TEAM Kyle Macy, Kentucky, 6-3, 190, senior.
Darrell Griffith, Louisville, 6-4, 190, senior. Joe Barry Carroll, Purdue, 7-1, 245, senior. Mark Aguirre, DePaul, 6-7, 225, sophom*ore. Michael Brooks, LaSalle, 6-7 220, senior. SECOND TEAM Kelvin Ransey, Ohio State; Reggie Carter, John's; Mike Gminski, Duke; Albert King, Maryland; Mike O'Koren, North Carolina.
THIRD TEAM Sam Worthen, Marquette; Jeff Lamp, Virginia; Roosevelt Boule, Syracuse; Lewis Lloyd, Drake; Kelly, Tripucka, Notre Dame. HONORABLE MENTION Danny Ainge, Brigham Young; Eugene Banks, Duke; Clyde Bradshaw, DePaul; Don Collins, Washington State; Steve Johnson, Oregon State; Ronnie Lester, Iowa; Durand Mackiin, Louisiana State; Carl Nicks, Indiana State; Ralph Sampson, Virginia; De Wayne Scales, Louisiana State; John Stroud, Mississippi; Isiah Thomas, Indiana; Darnell Valentine, Kansas; Kiki. Vandeweghe, UCLA; Herb Williams, Ohio Mike Woodson, Indiana. Pro Soccer Major Indoor LAST NIGHT No games scheduled TONIGHT Pittsburgh at New York Cleveland at St. Louis NEW YORK (UPI) As flames licked the building, Russell Cunningham shouted five times for frightened 10-year-old boy to jump from a second-floor window.
The body-building champ and ex-Marine braced himself and the boy plunged from the ledge. "He was just a little kid about 100 pounds and I caught him," Cunningham said yesterday. The boy, who fell 25 feet, was unharmed. Cunningham, 23, who has always wanted to be a firefighter, said he "just knew" he would save the boy. "I didn't think about it," he just like helping out It wasn't the first rescue for the 6-foot, 200-pound Cunningham, who once pulled a couple from a burning car and was shot on two occasions while trying to rescue women from attackers.
About 12:30 a.m. yesterday, Cunningham was driving with two friends in Brooklyn when he saw the fire. "We arrived in the nick of time. There were people there, no firemen, just people standing around doing nothing. We broke a first-floor window to let the smoke out and helped this little girl get out." The girl told Cunningham that her brother, Andrew Gimali, was on the second floor.
"I looked up and there was the kid," he said. "I yelled 'jump' five times before he jumped." That was after Cunningham tried to run into the twofamily house, but couldn't because of the flames. Cunningham's uncle is a police officer in the South Bronx and his father is a firefighter in. "I was very proud to hear of what my son has done, but I'm not very surprised," said Russell an 18-year veteran of the department. The younger Cunningham was a corporal in the Marines and "when I got out two years ago, I got on the list to be a fireman.
I missed the cop UPI Telephoto 1980 EASTER SEAL CHILD Jeanette Alvarado, 8, of San Antonio, Texas was greeted with open arms yesterday by President Carter in the White House. Looking on are her mother, Helen Alvarado, and John Garrison, executive director of paralyzed by a congenital has healed since New a sniper's bullets. the national Easter lesion in her spinal Year's Day when she and Seal Society. Jeanette is cord, but her right cheek her aunt were struck by 6061 Senate To Probe Flap Over U.S.'s Israel Vote WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter's vote switch at the United Nations on Israel has been denounced on the Senate floor and some of his top foreign policy aides have been summoned to how the embarrassing mix-up occurred. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, U.N.
Ambassador Donald McHenry and Assistant Secretary of State Harold Saunders will appear before, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in public hearings scheduled Thursday and on March 17. Last Saturday, McHenry voted for a U.N. Security Council resolution condemning Israel's policy on settlements in occupied territory, "including Jerusalem." The Israelis were upset the entire resolution, but particularly by the inclusion of Jerusalem in the occupied territories. On Monday, President Carter said the inclusion of Jerusalem was an error caused by a "failure of communications" and the United States was reversing its vote. In another congressional development, the White House said it will still press for draft registration of women even though the plan has suffered what is probably a fatal blow.
President Carter's proposal encountered vigorous opposition when it was CONGRESSIONAL announced Feb. 8 and yesterday a House Armed Services subcommittee voted 8-1 to kill the bill. The subcommittee action does not affect Carter's call for registration of men, which he can order with his existing authority. In other congressional action, the House cut the proposed U.S. contribution to development banks in Latin America, Asia and Africa by about a third.
The administration had requested U.S. contributions of $4 billion during the next four years to the Inter-American Development Bank, which operates in Latin America; the Asian Development Fund, a part of the Asian Development Bank, and the African Development Fund. And a Senate Finance Committee subcommittee was told yesterday that inflation, unemployment and higher local taxes can only come from a reduction in revenue sharing funds that states and cities get. State and local leaders, appearing before the subcommittee on revenue sharing, said cutting the program only harm the economy. Helen E.
Wassell, 80, Retired Chemist Dies Helen E. Wassell, a retired chemist, died Wednesday at Presbyterian-University Hospital. Mrs. Wassell, 80, of University Square Apartments, Oakland, was a graduate of Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie-Mellon University) and had worked at the Mellon Institute on a series of fellowships. A lifelong Pittsburgh resident, Mrs.
Wassell belonged to the First Baptist Church of Pittsburgh and the College Club. Friends will be received from 7. to 9 tonight at the H. Samson Inc. Funeral Home, 537 Neville Oakland, where services be at 11 a.m.
tomorrow. Burial will be in Allegheny Cemetery in Lawrenceville. Christine M. Bloom Christine Moyer Bloom, 80, the wife of Bloom Engineering Co. head Frederick S.
Bloom, died Tuesday while en route to Sydney, Mrs. Bloom, of 758 Valley View Road, Mt. Lebanon, was a native of Mount Joy, a graduate and trustee of Hood College and a member of the Bloom Engineering board of directors. She was an associate board member of the Children's Home and a member of Southminster Presbyterian Church and the 20th Century Club. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
John M. Simpson of Mt. Lebanon and Mrs. James E. Johns of Upper St.
Clair, six grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. Funeral arrangements, still incomplete, are being handled by H. Samson 537 Neville Oakland. The family suggests contributions to Southminster Presbyterian Church or a charity of one's choice. Sondra S.
Richter Sondra S. Richter, a former dental hygienist in the Bethel Park and Brentwood areas, died yesterday in home at 48 Corrigan Drive, Bethel Park. Mrs. Richter, 35, was a graduate of West Liberty College in West Virginia. She was active in the Southwestern Pennsylvania Girl Scouts and served as past president of the Charleston, W.Va., Mother of Twins Club.
She is survived by her husband, Fredric two sons, Fredric G. II and LATEST DEATHS Berger, Mary E. Donnelly Bloom, Christine M. Boland, Mary Cavacino, Thomas Chaney, Helen M. Cleaver, Emma E.
Collins, Edward W. Jr. Galagaza, Charles Gerber, Electa Rodgers Gilcher, Anna E. Glickman, Herbert L. Gorczyca, Edward S.
Gospodaric, Mary A. Henry, Margaret B. Schaffer Kuchar, Margaret Kwall, Irwin Lafferty, Kathryn Devine Lautman, Grizella Leaf, Helen Lentz, Charles L. Marchak, Helen Hopta Meagher, Betty Watt Moisey, Hubert C. Sr.
Papinchak, Anna Ries, Irma Schwartz, Lyda Asche Spitzer, Leon Stevens, Dorothy T. (Peffer) Stoll, Fred M. Tomich, Myron Wakely, John W. White, John F. Ziomek, Sr.
Mary Mericia 001 Death Notices ASTUTO Helen F. (Felix) of died Mar. 5, 1980; mother of James "and Rodney Astuto; sister of Wilbert Knox; aunt of Thomas Skelton. Friends received at SAVOLSKIS. WASIK FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main St.
(Homestead Park) Munhall, Visitation Thur. 7-9, Fri. 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass Sat. at 12.
noon in Holy Angels Church, Hays. BENNETT Suddenly on Wed. Mar. 5, 1980, Arlene R. Verona; beloved daughter of Mr.
Mrs. James E. Bennett sister of Mrs. Allyson Rudolph, Susan Davis, and James E. granddaughter of Mr.
Mrs. Charles Shook Sr. Friends received at the GEORGE P. PETRUNEY FUNERAL HOME, 732 Brunot Verona on Thurs. Fri.
from 2-4 7-9 p.m., where service will be held Sat. Mar. 8 at 11 a.m. If desired, contributions may be made to the Dr. Orlando Medicinal Fund, Childrens Pa.
15213. BENNETT On Wed. Mar. 5, 1980, Cora Mae of N. Braddock; wife of the late Robert (Bert) Bennett; mother of Martha Winters, Clara Pellis, the late Ruth 0'- Connell and the late Robert Bennett; sister of Clara McGreevy; also 13 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; one -grandchild.
and members of St. Luke United Church of Christ and Jane Horton Rebekah Lodge received at WM. E. ELKIN MORTUARY, 4th. N.
Braddock, where services will be held Sat. at 11 a.m. (Family hrs. 2-4 7.9 p.m.) BERGER On Wed. Mar.
5, 1980, In Beaver Falls, Mary E. (Donnelly); formerly of Brookline; wife of the late Russell; be: loved mother of Mrs. Anna Zagrocki, Robert L. and cis J. also survived by 16 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Friends received at the L. BEINHAUER SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty FRIDAY ONLY 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial Sat. at 10 a.m.
In the Church of rection, Brookline. BERNSTEIN On Wed. Mar. 5, 1980, Kate; beloved wife of the late Harry Bernstein; mother of Mrs. Leon (Leona) Paule of Santa Monica, Calif; and the late Florence Bernstein; sister of Miss Dorothy Marick and the late Dr.
Simon Marick; also survived by two grandchildren. Services at the RALPH. SCHUGAR CHAPEL 5509 Centre Ave. on Fri. at 11 a.m.
Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery, Visitation 1 hr. prior to service. Contributions may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. BERRY At Denver, on Feb. 28, 1980, Jean May Berry, (formerly of Avalon); daughter of the late Charles Stella Berry; sister of Elizabeth Ben-.
nett of Denver. Memorial friends Services for her Pittsburgh will be held In St. John's Lutheran Church, 920 Perry Perrysville, on Saturday affernoon, March 8, 1980, at 1 o'clock. BLOOM Suddenly on Tue. Mar.
1980, Christine M. Bloom; wife of Frederick S. Bloom of 758 Valley View Mt. Lebanon; mother of Mrs. John M.
Simpson Mt. Lebanon and Mrs. James E. Johns of Upper St. Clair: survived also by six grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
Time and place of Service by nounced H. SAMSON, later. Arrangements PREVIOUS DEATHS Astuto, Helen F. Felix Bennett, Arlene R. Bennett, Cora Bernstein, Kate Berry, Jean May Bruno, Robert A.
Bursanich, Margaret (Marge) Carr, Bartley F. Cassidy, Patrick T. Creese-Rose, Mary Cornman Cunningham, Anna R. Curry, Thomas M. Dzaack, Elmore H.
(Al) Fiebiger, Carolyn Schwerin Geisler, Margaret E. McCann Gielewski, Frank Groetzinger, Ethel Fleming Herman, Ernest W. Hyschak, Patricia A. Thompson Kristofik, William R. LaMantia, August A.
Lester, Harry R. Loeber, Edward MeGervey, Eleanor R. Ortmiller, Edith J. Schleuning Page, James M. Sr.
Portera, Robert Prager, Ralph J. Pyszniak, Josephine Kaminski Richter, Sondra Smith Roos, Mark D. Scanlon, Richard Joseph Smith, Margaret Ellen Sorokas, Anna Staub, Eugene J. Sr. Stophel, Charles E.
Sypolt, Foster R. Waldo, Rose A. Giglio Wassell, Helen Obituaries Matthew, and two daughters, Kristi and Wendi, all at home; her mother, Mrs. Geraldine Smith of North East, Erie County; and her grandmother, Mrs. Clara Brook of Hubbard, Ohio.
Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight at the Paul L. Henney Funeral Home, 5570 Library Road, Bethel Park, where services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Interment will be in New Reading Cemetery, Somerset, Ohio. Peacemaker Slain In Clairton A man acting as a peacemaker in a dispute between two other men was shot and killed early today as he walked away from them at Sumpter's Hotel, 292 St.
Clair Clairton. Police said Duffie Dreher, 21, of 424 Park Clairton, was slain while leaving the hotel after apparently settling an argument between Paul Payne, 35, of 225 Sycamore St. and Harold Lueckert, of 415 Park both of Clairton. Payne fled and was being sought by Clairton police. 2 Youths Held In Dog Killings CHARLESTON, W.Va.
(UPI) Authorities believe they a have solved mystery dog killings in the Kanawha Valley. Eleven dogs were found hanging from trees and strewn on the ground on Dry Branch near. Campbells Creek last month, and police said yesterday they believe two teen-agers are responsible. The two have been charged with cruelty to animals in the allegedy killing of one dog in an act of revenge. Autopsies showed some of the dogs were hanged, while others were stabbed or beaten.
EVERY THURSDAY The Press Weekender can fill you in all the things upcoming to make your weekend a great one! Call 263-1121 for Press home delivery! 001 Death Notices BOLAND On Mar. 6, Mary Pa, beloved sister of Thomas, Margaret and the late James J. Boland; friend of Ann Dudas: also nieces and nephews. Friends received ALBERT G. LESKO FUNERAL HOME, Bell Jones N.
Braddock. Mass of Christian Burial St. Thomas Church on Mar. 8, 10 a.m. BRUNO On -Mar.
5, 1980, Robert A. of Brookline; husband of Carol (Biddle) Bruno; father. of Frank, David and Stephanie Bruno; son of Frank and (Antonacci), Bruno. Friends received at the BEINHAUER SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty 2-4 7-9 p.m.
Thur. Fri. Mass of Christian Burial on Sat. at 10:30 a.m. in Our L'ady of Loreto Church, Brookline.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. BURSANICH On March 5. Margaret (Marge) of Pleasant Hills; daughter of the late Michael and Anna Bursanich; sister of Mrs. Anna Havey, Mrs. Mary Mika, Mrs.
Betty Triplett, Mrs. Lisak, Irene Bursanich, Mrs. Mildred Klun and the late John Bursanich; also nieces and nephews. Friends received Thurs. and Fri.
from 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the WILLIAM E. GRIFFITH MORTUARY, 5636 Brownsville Broughton-Curry-South Park Twp. Blessing Services Sat. at 9 a.m.
with Christian Burial Services with Liturgy in St. Pius Byzantine Catholic Church at 9:30 a.m. Parastas Fri. at 7 p.m. CARR On Wed.
March 5, 1980, Bart. Jey F. Carr; beloved husband of Carrie Felt Carr; father of Bartley M. Carr; also survived by two granddaughters; brother of Ann Bilss and Martin Carr. Funeral from McCABE BROS.
INC. FUNERAL 5300 Penn E.E., on Sat, March 8, at 9 a.m, Mass of Christian Burial In St. Lawer. ence O'Toole CHurch at 10 a. m.
Visitations with family 7-9 and 2-4. and 7. 9 CASSIDY Honolulu, Suddenly on Ha Mar. Patrick 1980, In. Cassidy; beloved son of Mrs.
Mary Jane O'Donnell (Cassidy) Fla. Cannon of Boca Raton, and the late Paul T. Cassidy; brother of Paul F. Mrs. Barbara Ann Marcus and Timothy J.
Cassidy. Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL SONS, 4900 Centre Ave. Devonshire St. on Thur.
7-9 p.m., 2-4 7.9 p.m. on Fri. Funeral on Sat. Mass of Christian Burial in Holy Angels Church, Hays, Pa. at 10 a.m.
CAVACINO Suddenly 1980, Thomas; husband. Nancy Barber; father of Thomas, Nickolas, James, Michael and Tracy; son of the late Nickolas and Nancy Cavacino; brother of Matilda Cedel of Mary Monagle, of San Jose, Angela Krache, Joanne Kirk and Rosann Gevaudan. Friends received 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the McCABE AL HOME, 9311 Frankstown Penn Hills. Funeral on Mon.
with Mass of Christian Burial St. Bartholomew Church at 10 a.m..
