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vj1 V-16 Pittsburgh Press, Oct. 17, 1982 TV 1 V. 0 to General Motors $56,000. MURRYSVILLE Edward B. and Norma J.

Ritz, real estate to H. James Sheets et trustees, $105,000. Willi and Renate Leh-mann, real estate to Choi K. and Juyen K. Syn, $80,000.

NEW KENSINGTON Frank J. and Louise R. Zicarelli, real estate to Jerald A. Pakivc, $64,500. Joseph J.

George, real estate to Lily G. Medice, $500. UPPER BURRELL George R. Males et real estate to Howard and Laura Hutchinson, $5,500. WASHINGTON Charles and Anna Davis, real estate to George E.

and Mary G. Swanson, $16,500. Fred W. and Adelaide B. Schiffer, real estate to Robert B.

Propes, $7,000. Darlene J. and Robert F. Burkey real estate to Dale E. and Denise A.

Russell, $82,000. Theodore J. Gill, real estate to John E. and Edwardine Saul, $5,000. WEST LEECHBURG The information conUined in this list is taken from public records.

While every precaution is taken, bo responsibility is assumed for errors or omissions in those records. Allegheny County BRACKENRIDGE Louella M. Porter, two two-story frame bouses and two-story concrete block and frame apartment and garage in rear at 820-822 Hazlett St. to Phillip L. Ohl, $40,000.

EAST DEER Maronda Homes town house on Cambria Hill Drive to John A. Lubimir, $39,900. Maronda Homes town house on Cambria Hill Drive to Robert C. Stocker, $47,040. HARRISON John E.

Smail, two story frame and aluminum siding house on Juniata Street to G. Edward Demento, $22,000. OAKMONT Ronald J. Burling, two-story brick and cement house at 317 Sixth St. to John W.

McTier-nan, $61,000. Frank McCormick, two-story frame and alu minum house at 821 Fifth St to John E. Mar-ron $26,000. PLUM John W. Roche, two-story frame house at 522 Center Hill Road to Dale A.

Perriello, $39,000. Sam M. DaDamo et one-story brick veneer house at 265 McKim Drive to Joseph J. Mat-vey, $74,500. Dale A.

Perriello, frame house at 449 Pier-son Run Road to Jesse R. Zentner $38,900. SPRINGDALE BOROUGH William P. Hrabovsky et house at 178 James St. to Mark S.

Stresky, $30,000. TARENTUM Shawnee Highlands property on East Sixth Avenue to Loynd Lindquist $55,000. WEST DEER Louis Vidic, property on Church Road to Fred W. Siciliano, $25,000. Genevieve Przybyla et two-story frame house at 96 Church St to William Pompe, $10,000.

Lily M. Godlewski, 1 Mi -story brick veneer house on Logan Road to Edward J. Bartosiewicz, $72,000. G. Brinton Motheral III, brick house on Middle Road Extension to William Cornell, $84,000.

John Buchanich et house on Oak Road to Joseph Jacob, $22,000. William C. Keen, house on Sunnyvale Drive to Bruno Fazi Jr. et $54,000. Donald D.

Vidic, one-story brick veneer house and store room on East Union Church Road to Fred W. Siciliano, $90,000. Westmoreland County ALLEGHENY Jessie and Vantine Morrow, real estate to Alexander and Jean Kwiatkowski, $6,000. Wamex real estate to Carole J. and John P.

Puchak III, $6,500. BELL Edward C. and Margaret A. Rea, real estate to James E. and Margaret McQuaide, $125,000.

LOWER BURRELL Charles A. Phillips real estate to August R. and Eleanor H. Moret, $60,000. Stephen M.

and Pamela Sirota, real estate to Genevieve and Henry S. Bogan $49,200. Elizabeth M. Coulson, real estate to Helen G. Martinka, $3,000.

Richard P. and Carol J. Pellafone, real estate i i ipj t. 4Wh WMiWj 4 LZ 71 -V tiiifii ram tiftornr rlrr bJaaKtittafcal Press Photo by Kent Badger This two-story brick house in Oakmont sold for $61,000. Daniel E.

and Rose A. Crawford, real estate to Charles A. Pityk, $25,000. Plum, New Kensington Lead In August's Housing Permits FREE WANT-ADS reach 45,000 HOUSEHOLDS in The Alle-Kiski Press The housing market in the Alle-Kiski Valley was busiest in Plum and New Kensington during August. According to information released by the U.S.

Department of Commerce, four building permits were issued in each municipality during the month. Altogether, construction began on 10 new homes along the Kiski Valley in Westmoreland County. The houses being built in New Kensington, Murrysville (three), Lower Burrell (two), and Allegheny Township (one) are valued at (556,407. Only Plum and Indiana Township (one) recorded home-building permits in communities along the Allegheny Valley in Allegheny County. The five houses are valued at $174,000.

Permits also were issued for an office building in Cheswick, and industrial buildings in Indiana and Plum. Following is a breakdown of permit activity in area communities in the two counties, with the estimated cost of the work in parentheses. Allegheny County Brackenridge Residential garagecar port, one Cheswick Officeprofessional building, one home improvement, one Fawn Township Residential garagecar port, one home improvement, one Frazer Township Home improvement, one Harmar Township Mobile home, one residential garagecar port, one business improvement, two Harrison Township Home improvement, three Indiana Township New home, one mobile home, one industrial building, one home improvement, one business improvement, one Oakmont Residential garagecar port, one home improvement, three Plum New home, four industrial building, one Springdale Borough Business improvement, three Tarentum Home improvement, two business improvement, one Verona Home improvement, one Westmoreland County Allegheny New home, one mobile home, one business improvement, five home improvement, four Arnold Home improvement, 13 Hyde Park Home improvement, one Lower Burrell New home, two home improvement, five business improvement, one Murrysville New home, three home improvement, four New Kensington New home, four residential garagecar port, two home improvement, two Vandergrift Residential garagecar port, two home improvement, 17 business improvement, four demolition, two. West Leechburg Residential garagecar port, two home improvement, one business improvement, one If what you have to sell is worth $100 or less, we'll run your ad free! If its value is more the modest charge is just $1.35 for a minimum of 3 lines. So, if you can use extra money, check the attic, look in the cellar and investigate the garage.

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I MONDAY Brackenridge Council Borough building, 1000 Brackenridge 7:30 p.m. Harrison Commissioners Township building. Park and Springhill roads, 7:30 p.m. Tarentum Council Borough building, 304 Lock 8 p.m. Apollo Council Borough building, Pennsylvania Avenue, 7 p.m.

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