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SCRAMBL ConTest FEMININE FIRST NAMES YA LEV RYE HE MAY I OH CA A I I CE ER A A AY A OR EA A ENT A I A SE A A TAU A I I ED DU DAN AGATHA -WORD-LIST-JANE BERTHA JANICE CAROL ELIZABETH JOAN CAROLINE ELLA LENA CINDY ELSA LISA CLAIRE ENID MABEL DIANE GLADYS MAUDE DOROTHY INEZ RITA ELEANOR INGRID VELMA Name Street City State Zip-Code Phone Pittsburgh Press, Sept. 25, 1979 Press Scrambl Contest Rules 1 Each day's Scrambi contest contains a number of words reading from left, right, diagonally, up or down. There are usually more words appearing in the puzzle than appear in the oMicial word list. 2 Circle all the words vou can find. At least 10 words must be circled to make an entry valid.

3 Each contest is numbered. Contestants must have the number of the contest plainly written on the outside of the envelope or the entry will be declared invalid. 4 Clip out completed puzzle and be sure to include your name and address. Send completed entries to: Scrambi Contest, Box 776, The Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh, I Pa. 15230.

5 Entries must be AT. The Press by noon on the fifth day after the entry appears. Winners will be announced one week after each contest appears. 6 All winners will be determined by a random drawing from valid entries. Daily winners will receive single prize of $100.

Sunday prizes are first prize, $250; second, $100 and three third prizes of $50 each. 7 No mechanically reproduced entries are acceptable. Reasonably accurate hand-drawn facsimilies will be accepted as entries. It is not sary to buy The Pittsburgh Press in order to enter Scrambi. Copies of The Press may examined at public libraries in the area.

bel Contestants may submit as many entries as they like. 9 Emplovees of The Pittsburgh Press, Post- Gazette, or of any daily Pittsburgh newspaper, or their immediate families are not eligible to enter Scrambi. Decisions of the final. 11- Only submit one envelope. endorser Search Fails To Find Greensburg Man Special To The Press OAKLAND, A search by Garrett County police and divers has failed to locate a Greensburg man missing in nearby Deep Creek Lake since a boating accident Sunday.

A spokesman for the Garrett County sheriff's office said Ibdawi I. Farraj, 42, and his son, Michael, 20, both of Greensburg, were fishing when their boat caught fire and exploded. The younger Farraj told officials his father had been cooking. Both men leaped overboard before the explosion. A passing boat rescued the son, but no trace of the father could be found.

The search was to continue today. Finding First Names Could Earn You $100 You could win a fast and fun $100 by finding at least 10 hidden words in today's Press Scrambl Contest. They are feminine first names and could be listed diagonally, vertically or horizontally. This Contest No. 2 and that number must be listed on the outside of the envelope for the entry to be valid.

One entry will be chosen by drawing and that person will win $100. Don't miss Sunday's Press Scrambl Contest because there will be $500 in prizes: First, $250; second, $100, and three third prizes of $50 each. Entries must be at The Press within five days after each puzzle appears. Today's Scrambl Contest must be received by noon Saturday. Today's winner will be announced next Tuesday.

Send completed entries to: Press Scrambl Contest, Box 776, The Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230. Real Estate Transfers MT. LEBANON Robert T. Chilcoat, house at 150 Crestvue Manor Drive to John S.

Mason, $135,000. Fieldbrook Margaret Drive M. to Coull, house Furbush, $69,000. Lawrence E. Steinbach, twostory brick house at 840 Florida Ave.

to Maureen M. Clarke, $50,000. Irving L. Sherman, spilt-level brick veneer house 418 Glaids Drive to Edward A. Heister, $118,500.

John S. Mason, brick house at 62 Hoodridge Drive to Karla H. Phillips, $167,500. Paul L. Tillson two-story brick veneer house at Jefferson Drive to Robert S.

Rosen, $75,500. Brooks Lindsey, two-story brick veneer house at 21 Jonquil Place to Robert A. $58,500. Philip L. Blasco, two-story brick veneer house at 432 Kenmont Ave.

to William J. Bopp, $47,000. Richard brick veneer house Ave. to Alan C. Blanco, $66,900.

David S. Heindel, two-story brick house at 61 Seneca Drive to TalMing Liang, $62,000. Michael L. Dempster, two-story brick veneer house 1335 Sylvandell Drive to I. Paul, $62,000.

Pennduff Ventures, stone house at 1295 Washington Road, to Norman E. Williams, $75,000. Richard S. Bovitch brick veneer house at 1386 Washing ton Road to Edwin A. Bingham, $49,000.

MUNHALL William H. Davis, house at 619 E. 18th Ave. to Lawrence J. Furlong, $25,300.

MCKEES ROCKS Otto Reichi, house at 301 Clever Ave. to Frederick J. Condo, $77,800. Albert J. Poole, two-story frame house at 102 State St.

to Michael D. Britzki, $35,000. MCKEESPORT Violette Sayles, house at 1 1505 Beach St. to Joseph R. Taylor $35,900.

Morris frame house 1811 Beach St. to' Edward Sinkler, $6,200. Steven S. Andreicak, two-story frame house at 2921 Grover Ave. to Fredric H.

Fidler, $23,900. Mary E. Pfeffercorn, house at the corner of Lexington Avenue and Beale Street to Gene T. Bomba, $34,900 Thomas Serbic, two-story frame house at 2615 Cleveland Ave, to Zita Kovaly et for an affidavit of $1, with state sales stamps indicating sale price of $10,000. Leonard J.

Michigan, frame and shingle house on Meadow Street to Dolores Etherington, $31,500. Mary A. Kustra, frame house on 1211 Packer St. to Edgar M. Adams, et $21,900.

William A. Earner, house at 1304 Wilson Ave. to John W. Chapman, $46,000. NEVILLE Milton Cochran, lot along, River Drive to Gary J.

Chegas, $21,000. NORTH FAYETTE Normand P. Smith, house along Mayer Drive to William E. Messer, $54,500. NORTH VERSAILLES Stephen P.

Hudacko, frame house at 117 James St. 10 Roseann Pieseski, et $27,500. Michael C. Rudman, house at 179 Mary Ellen Drive to Daryl E. son, $55,000.

ble house Samuella at 285 Peters, I $32,000. OAKMONT Kenneth Kearney, two-story. brick house at 305 Third St. to Reid G. Greene, $32,500.

Bernard R. Palus, veneer house at 314 Eighth St. to Ronaid S. Morris. $179,200.

PENN HILLS William B. McCracken, house 938 Seventh Ave. to Thomas Walcott, $30,000. Joseph M. Cordaro, house at 2718 Blackridge Ave.

to John P. Munhall, $59.500. Flair Homes house at 412 Boyd Blvd. to S. Iyer, $60,000.

Bruce A. Thompson, one -story house at 199 Colonial Village Drive to Raymond C. Jennings, $62,000. Mildred M. Hamition, story brick house at 225 Emrose Drive Susan K.

Clark, $42,000. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, house af 1620 Vista View Drive to William Dinatale, $20,000. Pennduff Ventures, brick house at 117 Keeler Drive to Mark J. Pleper, $38,900.

Jones, house 288 Knickerbocker Drive to Ido J. fin, $69,000. Arnett Coleman, house on Lincoln Avenue Ext. to Larry F. Hamilton, $33,500.

Mariann R. Roscoe, Road et al, 7761 Mount Carmel Walter A. Scott, $24,500. Louis Petrucci, brick house 1656 Nash Ave. to Walter J.

Landman, $43,000. Theodore Watkins, brick house 211 Pennoak Drive to wilfora W. Kaser, house at 209 Marilyn D. Chapta, $43,000. St.

Croix Drive to William McCracken, $40,500. John Russ Jr. brick and red house at 12816 Whirlwood Drive Joseph W. Murray Jr. $47,500.

Ivan Smith, lots on Woodlawn Road to Kenneth. J. Kearney, $43,500. Richard E. Hogan, property 525 Twin Oak Drive fo Henry bert Love $50,000.

Ryan Homes property in the Hunter Heights plan Dennis Own Bulldozer Kills Greene County Man A Greene County man was killed in a construction accident when his bulldozer ran over him, according to the coroner's office. Dwayne Cunningham, 42, of RD 2, New Freeport, was pronounced dead at the scene yesterday behind the Collier Township Sportsman Club. Cunningham was operating a bulldozer on a 60-degree grade, stringing cable for a power line. His machine was connected to another bulldozer on top of the grade by a cable. When the supporting cable snapped, Cunningham's bulldozer began rolling backward.

He jumped to the ground and the machine ran over him, the coroner's office said. Some things in life are still free. And to pay for all the things requirement. No monthly that aren't, your neighborhood maintenance charge. And no Mellon Bank offers you really per-check charge.

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VERBANIC-CRIBBS George Lee, 31 Indianola Road, Cheswick; Donna Kay, Lower Burrell. ATKINSON-ATKINSON Charles 311 W. Seventh Tarentum; Martha 216 E. Eighth Tarentum. FILIPPONE-BLEWS Frank 1900 Perrysville Linda 1900 Perrysville Ave.

STREBLICK-SAKOWSKI John 620 Second Tar. entum; Rae, 1023 Aflantic Brackenridge. ANTOSZ-KUCZMA James 3611 Penn Janet 494 Sterling St. TEYSIER-BUTOR Timothy 2327 123 Los Bascom Angeles St. Kather.

ine VECCHIOLA- SMALL Leonard 7812 Mark Drive, Verona; Linda 115 Oak view Ave, Edgewood. KENNEDY-CULBERT Karl 6114 Roslyn St. McKeesport; Janice 12 McKeesport. CHRISTY-RUKAVINA James W. 535 Foundry Karen 52 Cherry St.

HERDKAMP-ANTONOVICH Joseph H. 287 Wade MaxIne 2217 Sarah St. CARR-SLABY William 3254 Orleans Kathleen 240 LEFTWICH- YOUNG William Drive, Verona; Jacqueline, 5522 Ellsworth Ave. ALLEN-DIGIACOMO non Lands downe, Vera RD 1 Oakdale. DeSANTIS-PUHARIC John 1220 Maple St.

Coraopolis; Robin L. 1220 Maple Cor WALLACE-SNEIDER Zane 3 Aloha Road, Plum; Patricia 1672 Pioneer Ave. MCARDLE-SERDY Daniel New Stanton; Mary Ann, 1126 Logan Road, Bethel Park. Edward 24 E. Laycock Kathleen 7204 Jane St.

MALL -PALUMBO Clifford P. 523 West Ann 510 Mifflin Wilkinsburg. BROWNLEE-DOYLE Gary 267 S. Winebiddle Roberta 221 Sapling Way. TROXELL-HERRON Edwin 501 Kelly Wilkinsburg; Janet, 472 Enright Court.

HAHN-STAUFF Sue Fred K. 363 Atlantic Drive; 1856 Taper Drive. RYPKA-ADAMSKI Frank 244 Lindsay Road, Carnegie; Gracel, 244 Lindsay Road, Carnegie. OAKES-BURNES Leonard E. 318 Logan Sewickley; Patricia Aliquippa.

GREVE-EHLE David 5425 Aylesboro Vicki 1417 Fleming McKees Rocks. FRYER-GORDON Roger 290 Village Road; Kathy 290 VIllage Road. HUNTER Gary R. 114 Arlene Drive, North Versallies; Diane 2011 Monroe St. FRANKOVICH-MESARCHIK Regis Michael, 356 S.

5. Aiken Darlene Michelle, 1206 Circle Drive. GIBSON-TARDIO Francis 1330 Wall Pitcairn; Erika 731 Cottonwood Drive, Monroeville. WASNIESKI-PAULIKONIS Henry 5 136 Judith 736 Sheridan Ave. MAHONEY -WHITE Kevin 548 Chatham Park Drive, Scott; Maryanne 548 Chatham Park Drive, Scott.

BENKO-GRAHAM Paul 3940 Windgap McKees Rocks; Deborah 505 Ridgemont Drive. John 2222 Jane Christine 2222 Jane St. PRYOR-CRUCIS Nelson V. Suffolk Drive, Cor sopolis; Janet Latrobe. FACKLAM-CASCIO Duane Mount Clemons, Karen 115 Overlook Drive, Mt.

Lebanon. ANDERSON-STOWERS Marvin 5601 Penn Sharon, 5601 Penn Ave. BLYTHE-ZGELA James 87 Promenade Crafton; Cynthia 87 Promenade Crafton. MARTIN- Thomas 1613 Grandview North Braddock; Diane, 1403 Grandview North Braddock. POGORZELSKI-CORRETTI Joseph 5128 Butter Floralla, 5128 Butler St.

MOSTELLA Thomas 516 N. St. Clair Ann 14 Grandview Ave. DIVORCES FILED JEFFREY Diane Virginia against Richard Norman. MALATAK Dawn L.

against Gerald E. GETSY Andrew S. against Dor ann. HIGBEE Brian L. against Lisa A.

MILLIS Virginia L. against Michael D. BAILEY Andrea L. against Ronald E. WELLS John M.

against Constance L. POETPSO Carolyn against Eugene. KUKLEWSKI Stanley P. against Mary Ann. COLONNA Judith L.

against Robin Lee. SYPOLT Thomas against Kathleen. SMITH Darcell D. against Reginald L. SCALAMONGNA Linda against Paul.

DARWIN Robert D. against Laura. COONEY Patrick J. against Carol S. IOLE Timothy Joseph against Kimberly Elizabeth Kritiow.

XENAKIS Joanne M. against Markas. PINTEK Raymond A. against Mary Ann. MATONE Janice M.

against John M. DIVORCES GRANTED HAYNES Steven A. from Hope W. GRIMALDI Judith from Joseph. YOUR LEISURE TIME can be better planned with the help of The Press Weekender! Look into it every Thursday! Call 263-1121 for home delivery! Lottery Winner The winning Daily Lottery number for Monday, Sept.

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WATSON Jennifer Lee from Phillip. KUKITZ Cynthia Fischer from Gerald A. BIDDLE John D. from Linda Lee. (Advertisement) "The invention adds more to mankind than the star." The French are, above all, a practical lot.

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BIGGER Patricia G. from Robert P. Kostik, $44,900. Amitic one-story brick house at 108 Westminster Drive to Lance Outlier, $42,900. 'PENNSBURY Brian J.

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PICAIRN Helen D. Tate, et property at 383 Kenner Ave. to Robert Mitcheltree, $23,000. PLEASANT HILLS Ronald A. Holm, two-story brick veneer house at 355 Caryl Drive to Lawyers Title Insurance $53,500.

James K. Mincin, William house at 349 Mowry Drive to 0. Elliott, tucker Drive Lutz, Charles S. Hanchak, $87,500. $43,000.

PLUM Robert E. Temple, two-story stone and brick house on Bahama Drive to John E. Cahill, $61,400. Donald W. Christiansen, house at 4825 Havana Drive to Gary A.

Smith, $56,000. Thomas M. Burke, house at 835 Key West Drive to Jack Sommers, $46,900. Theodore E. Bronick, one-story spilt-level house at 1538 Luray Drive to John W.

Kennedy, $51,500. Gary A. Smith, one -story brick house at 132 Mardi Gras Drive to Dorothy D. Kaufman, $41,500. Joseph G.

Rimondi, property 909 Mount Hood Drive to Robert J. McGuire, $46,500. Pennsylvania Donald E. Avenue McClellan, to Joseph house M. Cordaro, $95,000.

Gizella Lesho, frame house at 423 Plum Ave. to Donald A. Patricca, $26,500. Albert A. Medica, one -story brick house at 707 Presque Isle Drive to Bruce Edwin Taber, $60,475.

Elizabeth Alcorn, two-story. frame house at Unity Center and Leechburg roads to Edward R. Llebach, $35,000. PORT VUE William J. Scanion house 1203 McClelland Drive to Donald Woytovich $25,900.

RANKIN Omie Carson, two-story frame house at 204 Miller St. to Thurston D. Lane, $4,400. ROBINSON Jack R. McEwen, one -story brick house at 5 Beliview Drive to Richard A.

Boreck1, $63,000. Dale J. Pellar in, property at 707 Countryside Drive fo Kenneth Anderson, $42,600. Thornberry Associates, et condominium unit at 524. Thorncliffe Drive to Barbara H.

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Krugerrands are for people who want to own gold. Krugerrands are sold at: ERIE PITTSBURGH The 1-oz. content makes it easy. All you have to do to know the value of your Krugerrands at any time is look up the world price-per-ounce of gold published daily in the newspapers. Then add a few dollars, because the Krugerrand has a slightly higher valuation due to costs of coinage and distribution.

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