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Vol. 83 No* 41®
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Wednesday, October 8, 1986
17 Gateway Publications
SUSURBAN mrSkURGH'S LARGEST CIRCULATION
In Two Sections 35 Cents
Inside
Councilman scorns Mayor Guy
Will success
spoil Sewickley?
October means wurst is best
Doug & Ernie set jobs as top priority
Inside this issue: bridal fashion tab
REbBOSES'FOR A U\dY IN BLUE. Anne O. Jackson, chairman of Sewickley Academy’s board of trustees, received a dozen red roses during dedication of the Academy’s new education/science building last Thursday night. A representative of each,grade brought a rose to the podium for Mrs. Jackson; the last child, the smallest in a descending order of height, dresented the basket. Climax of the evening was the revelation of the person for whom the new addition to cam-,pus was named. T6. find out, turn to page 5 in today’s Herald.	(Photo	by Daniel M. Miller)
By Miite May •*'.
A fonxier local r^dio .personality lias rim into a snag in fulfilling a dream.
Clark Race, whose voice was familiar to Pittsburgh listeners before he radVed to California a number of years ago, hoped to open a bed-and-ttreakfast establishment in Sewickley. Hawever> jiafter purchasing the prbperfy at 222 Broad St., Race raii up against the bordugh’s^mng.
Race desdnbid his quandry at last week’s' nnSeting of Sewickley Plai^g (^inmi^idn,
“Unfortunaitely, I JvaS 2,500 miles awiay,” he told the comrnissioners,
on Broad nixed
^.yniflining the predicament that in a phone conversation with the has left him owning the capacious,	Herald, a spokesperson for Merrill
shuttered frame house in a residen-	Lyiich Realty, Sewickley, em-
tial zonmg district that does not	phatically denied that such a propermit such a business. According	mise had been made,
to Borough Manager Steven H. Perry also stated he had no part Perry a bed-and-breakfast could	in the matter, adding that he would
in an avM whprp	hflvp ^YDlained that a bed-and-
only * operate in an area where motels are a permitted use.
According to Race, his real-estate'agent led him to believe the zoning would be changed. "I was told it would be zoned commercial vtithm a matter of months,” he informed the commissioners at the Oct. 1 meeting. Race said the agent allegedly coirfirmed the imminent change with Steve Perry.
have explained that a bed-and-breakfast could not be possible at that location under the present zoning.
At the meeting, commission chairman Jack Squires opined that a zoiiing change would be unlikely.
Race recounted his family’s efforts to restore the house for the bed-and-breakfast, which, he noted,
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This house, at 222 Broad St., Sewickley, has been proposed as a bed-and-breakfast establishment. (Photo by Daniel M. Miller)
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