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N-5 Home Sales PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2002 TIP OF THE WEEK "Don't mow your lawn if it is in drought stress. It has stopped growing and there isn enough moisture to protect it from permanent damage. Lawnmower wheels can damage the fragile grass, leaving unsightly stripes across your lawn." ServiceMaster.com mil OF THE WEEK Ju i 7TJ ,11 1 SUA-f 4 n4 II VK 1 9 -V- S' 'V imiiw luum kit 14 I 'i wUV. Drive, $1 17,900. Robert D.

Peck to Richard L. and Susan L. Farino, 3931 Dickey Road, $140,000. Glenmoor Farms LP to Henry L. and Kathleen G.

Ablauf, 133 Rana Lane and Orchard Crest Drive, $143,900. CBK Enterprises Inc. to Vincent C. and Kathy W. Patrignanl, property, Wedgewood Drive, $69,900.

Butler County Adams Adams Ridge 2. LP to Scott A. and Evelyn D. Piechocki, 213 Cliffside Drive, $289,395. Kurt Muehlheuser to Corporate Transfer Service 117 Golfview Drive, $550,000.

Corporate Transfer Service Inc. to John R. and Kathleen J. Poncy, 117 Golfview Drive, $550,000. Kevin A.

Christ to Cendant Mobility Financial 467 Mars Valencia Road, $125,500. Trees Development Co. to Heurich Construction property, Oswego Drive, $85,000. Butler Helen M. Miller to Phillip I.

and Frances H. Pipkin, 110 Second $42,000. Neill M. Barker to Florian M. Schmidhamer, Center $164,000.

Jacqueline K. Barkman to Warren R. and Donna M. Schorr by sheriff's deed, commercial property, 241-245 Main $1. Donald R.

Klee-man to Kris W. and Mary A. Smith, 700 Main St. $92,700. Patricia A.

Green tr to Christopher L. and Jennifer Sproat, 134 Mercer $120,000. Pamela McKay Campbell to Robert J. and Connie F. Gre-gor by sheriff's deed, 310 Morton $1 Eugene E.

Koebler to C. William McCaslin III and Debra L. McCaslin, 522 New Castle Road, $47,500. Michael L. Pawk to Alpine Apartments, 306-312 New Castle $125,000.

William Deemer to Robert A. and R. Elizabeth Dwartz, 435 Pearl St. $1 27,000. Richard Lees to Jon R.

and Beth H. McNeely, 318 Wagner $94,500. Ronald R. Dubuc to Alpine Apartments, 400 Washington St. $54,500.

FEATURED HOUSE ADDRESS: 102 Farmingdale PRICE: $269,900 STYLE: Colonial Clip-? ll'hi ri' I Allegheny County Franklin Park Sandor Toth to Executive Developers property, Aldon Drive, $40,000. Craig A. Schweiger to Jason L. and Joy R. Gildon, 1562 Barrington Drive, $753,000.

Martin Scott Homes Inc. to Ronald J. and Judith M. Hirsch, 1725 Dawn Drive, $235,900. Julia Darkoch tr et al.

to Jeffrey J. and Sharon A. Leibeck, 2580 Grouse Ridge, $172,000. Brian Begg to Caroline L. Ho, 2716 Meadowcrest Court, $133,500.

Evan C. Tilly to Tilly Family Trust, 2234 Montgomery Road, $1 West View Savings Bank to Robert and Christina Wilson, property, Norman Drive, $38,900. Marshall Beho Development Co. Inc. to Dominic J.

Costa Builder, property, Foxridge Court, $75,900. James A. Cardillo to Quentin J. Beitler, 1370 Freeport Road, $273,625. Maronda Homes Inc.

to Clifford E. and Louise M. Kuntz, 223 Huckleberry Court, $117,200. Beho Development Co. Inc.

to Dominic J. Costa Builder, property, Woodland Road, $51,900. McCandless Lisa K. Fornicoia to Daniel and Lora L. Hunt, 525 Arcadia Drive $197,000.

Frank V. Mastrianna to Victor and Malinda B. Notaro, 2189 Ben Franklin Drive, $275,000. Timothy F. Malamphy to John H.

and Colleen S. lannone, 262 Courtney Place, $196,500. Monika M. Duchi to Natalia S. and Alexandre A.

Koumtcheva, 315 Haugh Drive, $142,000. Edward J. O'Con-nell to Linda M. Yon and Bryan G. Hinds, 1161 King George Court, $186,500.

Donald W. Short II to Julian R. Belsh, 137 Montclair $87,000. Jean C. Stuart to Edward A.

Everett Jr. and Amy V. Everett, 261 Pine Road, $149,500. St Paul's United Methodist Church to Giorgio and Christine Cardillo, 1800 Redcoach Road, $191,500. Lorri Lundahl to Bankers Trust Co.

tr by sheriff 's deed, 1890 Sample Road, $8,854. Bankers Trust Co. tr to Lawrence V. and Joan Conroy, 1890 Sample Road, $135,000. William Weiler Jr.

to Kevin A. and Renee C. Greenleaf, 9230 Willoughby Road, $132,500. Timothy O'Shea to Tom and Kathleen Scala, 9054 Woodview Drive, $184,000. Pine John R.

Tenuta to Julie F. and Paul R. Spiker, 341 Fox Meadow Drive, $278,000. Palm Springs Development LLC to Dominic J. Costa Builder, property, Greenwood Drive, $71 ,000.

George M. Cordeiro to James M. Bartolomucci, 2100 Grove Drive $285,000. David G. Pudelsky to Scott M.

Gabrier and Timothy S. Goettler, 3004 Grove Place $489,000. Edward J. Gillett Jr. to Peter J.

and Heidi L. Tuccia-rone, 271 Manor Road, $164,500. Oakview Development Corp. to Robert V. and Judith M.

Kish, Pheasant Run, $45,000 (state deed transfer stamps indicate a value of Lawnvue Acres to Joseph F. and Anne M. Baker, property, Pinkerton Road, $225,000. Signature Homes to David B. and Keri L.

Heaton, 521 Tree Line Drive, $330,950. Robert H. Myers to Kris-tine M. and Ryan C. McCabe, Wexford Road, $160,000.

Richland Richland Properties Inc. to Victoria A. and Scott A. Livingstone, 317 Allison Road, $222,075. Beau Jacob Builders and Designers Inc.

to Bilal Abu Hawili, 601 Beech $176,700. Fred Skalos to Craig S. Coppaway, 617 Carters Grove Drive, $114,900. Maronda Homes Inc. to Dennis J.

O'Brien, 704 Carters Grove Road, Marshall NUMBER OF BEDROOMS: 4 NUMBER OF BATHS: 2 full, 1 half LOT SIZE: 1 1 0 207 1 23 1 63 feet SQUARE FOOTAGE: About 2,600 REAL ESTATE TAXES: About $4,570 SCHOOL DISTRICT: North Allegheny INTERESTED? CONTACT Betsy Wotherspoon or Kathy Hall, Prudential Preferred Realty, Cart F. Arthurs et al. to Brian and Lynn McKinney, property, 105 Linda Lane, $13,500. Penn Kalliope Development LP to Robert and Nancy Seibel, property, $49,000. Robert N.

Boyle to Avery H. Wise. 173 Airport Road $188,500. Francis Scuticchio to Howard E. and Amy L.

Neff. 107 Franks Towne Lane, $229,900. KKS Development Inc. to Russell K. and Jennifer L.

Rueliger, property, Frankstown Lane, $37,500. Margaret T. Staples to William Sheridan, 6322 Route 8 and Route 225, $42,500. Prospect William H. Fisher to John J.

and Pamala B. Szramowski, mobile home site, 147 Wilson Road, $78,000. Seven Fields George T. Banyas to Greg A. and Kelly M.

Jerny, 203 Cumberland Drive, $240,000. Bayard Crossings Corp. to Matthew J. and Kristin R. Macey, 514 Dorchester Drive, $253,900.

Jonathan C. Patterson to Brian D. Hickey and Elizabeth and Amy L. Kopelic, 240 Beacon Road, $136,000. Frank S.

Rodgers Jr. to Thomas B. and Amy S. Downing, mobile home site, 351 Rader School Road T503, $62,000. Jackson Donald Perine to Dustin and January R.

Bush, property, 546 Grandshire Drive, $85,000. United Dominion Industries Inc. to Creekside Commons LLC, commercial property, Route 19, $375,000. Jefferson Andrew J. Maitland to Ruth H.

Evans, 104 Brian Drive, $275,750. Woodbrook Builders Inc. to Peter A. and Julie A. Chereuka, O'Hara Drive, $214,725.

Raymond Rozic to Jacob I. Caplan, 130 Rancindin Road, $229,900. Mars Theresa Renee Zajacs to Andrew M. and Tricia L. Hixon, 428 Lincoln $86,000.

Middlesex Maronda Homes Inc. to Steven M. and April L. Knight, 209 Emily Road, $199,775. Patrick Osche to Westwood Enterprises LLC, property, Freedom Road, $300,000.

Hampshire Woods Inc. to Charles J. and Janet LaScola, property, 128 Hampshire Drive, $24,000. Maronda Homes Inc. to Robert and Dolores Doerfler, 100 Hazelwood Drive, $224,900.

Carol A. Kapp to Victoria Angresano, 141 Parkwood Drive, $86,500. Ehrman Farms LP to J. Heintz Builders, property, Steeplechase Drive, $52,900. Kevin R.

Brake to Christine K. Porter, 349 Valerie Drive, $260,000. Karl D. Krause to Frederick Kier Jr. and Kiaolan Judy Kier, 189 Village Drive, $282,000.

Kress Brothers Builders Inc. to William B. and Dawn L. Zahorchak, 1 62 Village Drive, $259,900. Triangle Development Co.

Inc. to David J. and Mary M. Krzan, property, 500 Wildwing Drive, $72,900. Evans City Joseph F.

Capella to Dennis J. McKer-nan and Laura L. Heaney, 129 May Lane, $98,000. Forward Mary Ann Weimer to Timothy F. Manuel 41 2-36 7-8000, Ext.

270 A. Zeglen, 123 Forest Drive. $95,000. Larry D. DeVinney to Anthony Schiavone and Ann M.

Lund, 119 Forest Drive, $92,500. Bayard Crossings Corp. to Julia L. Seger, 409 Georgetown Court, $181,742. Eric B.

Collis tr to Ashwadhama and Geeta Pa-supulatey. 902 Northndge Drive, $239,900. John M. Maurer Jr. to Timothy J.

Ciccone, 100 Sycamore Drive, $238,000. Summit Paul A. Strobel to Linda Rome, 21 7 Bay Leaf Lane, $45,000. Leroy J. Wilbert tr to Dennis G.

and Angela M. Wilbert, 173 Freeport Road, $17,441. Hazel E. Kurtz to Jason L. and Monica J.

Huff, 414 Protz-man Road, $115,600. Joseph L. Kisiel to Jeffrey S. Smith, 363 Saxonburg Road, $55,000. Zelienople Charles A.

Smith to SPN Associates, commercial property, 209 and 215 New Castle St. $615,225. Source: RealSTATS lighthouse mission continues Butler Township E. Robert Dally Jr. to Laurie D.

Dally, 231 Homewood Drive, $107,000. Mark D. Slupe to Gary L. Renwick Jr. and Jamie L.

King, 135 Sharon Drive, $106,500. Candis E. Boring to Mary Ann Weimer, 400 $105,500. Center Bercury Homes Limited to Marvin L. and Diana L.

Ordy, 101 Brooksedge Drive, $129,995. Michael J. Vinsky to Gary F. and Sharon R. Maxwell, 105 letto Drive, $173,000.

Clinton Jeffrey M. Hey to Jeffrey M. Hey, 140 Lardintown Road, $25,000. Cranberry Gigliotti Holdings to Bryan D. and Jacqueline Maskney, property, 627 Alex Court, $60,000.

Gigliotti Holdings to William E. and Susan M. Andrews, 5174 Bear Run Road, $266,150. Cendant Mobility Financial Corp. to James M.

and Lisa J. Krappa, 313 Berkshire Drive, $245,000. Peter A. Cherevka to Scott M. and Marilyn E.

Blint, 617 Blackmoore Drive, $181,000. James J. Nogier to Cendant Mobility Financial 115 Blue Ridge Drive, $234,500. Timothy B. McRuhard to Charles and Susan Stegeman, 522 Brandywine Drive, $116,000.

Jeffrey A. Behrendt to Jonathan Singer and Robin A. Vivio, 805 Dogwood Trail, $345,000. John Rogan to David R. and Laura M.

Cicconi, 210 Elmhurst Circle, $290,000. The loss of $27,000 in county funding won't stop the Lighthouse Foundation from doing its community work. THE PLAYERS: The Lighthouse Foundation; churches, foundations and individuals that support it; Butler County Community Action and Development officials. THE PROS: Other donors were not bothered by concerns on cleanliness and the turnover of a case manager's position cited by the county when it pulled its Lighthouse funding, and it has the budget to carry on. THE CONS: $27,000 is still $27,000, and the foundation would like to regain county support.

WHAT'S NEXT: The foundation says it has addressed the items cited by the county, and is hoping for funding next year. donated cars, repairs them and gives them to needy families. Borchert suggested some residents may be confusing visitors' cars parked at the Lighthouse with junked cars. In any case, the foundation received an unusually large number of donations recently, and it's working to move cars off the lot, Borchert said. The foundation is also looking for other places to store the cars, he said.

3) Hlf A- ADVERTISE IN THE BLUE BOOK MISSION FROM PAGE N-4 A prearranged tour last week showed the Lighthouse building to be clean, with new paint on many of the walls. The county also faulted the center for having three case managers in six months. Borchert blamed the turnover on a series of coincidental personal problems afflicting the center's hires. "I can say when I started working here in April, things were running smoothly," said Kathi Elder, who is now the case manager. The loss of funding isn't the only bad news that has come the Lighthouse's way recently.

Ray Seybert was convicted in the spring of statutory sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl he had met at the Lighthouse. Though Seybert was doing work for the organization at its furniture warehouse when he met the girl, he had not been recruited or approved to do the work by the foundation, Borchert said. He just appeared at the warehouse, staffed entirely by volunteers, and started working, he said. "It was pure happenstance," Borchert said. "He was not directed by us." A Lighthouse resident, Brett Dumbaugh, was charged in May with selling heroin.

Borchert said he has no comment until after Dumb-augh's trial, other than to say he believes he's innocent and to note that he was not apprehended in the act of selling heroin. Some who live near the Lightouse have complained about a glut of junked cars on foundation property. The foundation accepts Time to get moving and reserve your advertising space in North Pittsburgh Telephone Company's official and "colorful" the Blue Book. Published by the Berry Company, the Blue Book features the most up-to-date business, residential and Web site listings, attention-getting color ads, enhanced community pages, and complete phone company all to quickly and easily point customers to your business. Don't delay.

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