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Wednesday, April 11,1990
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A t Q V junior high
Juvenile charged with setting fire
By IMfe®May-
A youth charged in connection with the fire at Quaker Valley Junior High faces an AprE 24 hearing in Allegheny County Juvenile Gourt.
Arson charges were filed last week through the district at- ■ torhey’s office.
Beverly Bush, an assistant ad- . iiiinitotor at juvenile court', said she is prevented from disclosing information about the youth or particulars of the case because of the Juvenile Act of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Section 6308 of the Act prohibits information from being divulged in certain cases about juveniles charged with crimes.
' Following an investigation, the 'Allegheny County fire marshal " ruled arson the cause of the March 15 fire two "weeks ago, but no arrests were made. ''
His report concluded “acr celerants” had'laeen used in set-
iing the fire t however, eh/e kitttJe Of	acceXeraii-were—not -
specified.
The blaze was reported to have
•fcesa' set in a storage rcom -underneath the projection booth of the school Dr. Leroy Kite, superintendent of. 'the .Quaker ' VaEey School ' District, saiid Monday he believes the damage figure tni^t go higher than the conservative $250,000 Originally stated. Kite said the figure could go as high as half a million dollars.
He said the insurance company and QV’s representatives have completed their evalua-tipns and will get back together again later this month.
Kite complimented the faculty, s^dents; and staff at the junior high for their efforte, “Everyone has been pulling together and things have been ' going Bmcotfely Snd'getfinglJafife to normal.”
The auditorium, band room and chorus room have been closr tgd' for the remainder' of':'th^ school year because of the fire; ■ The school’.*? rafeteria is current-
ly HAi-vina mHttrtUtGvrn Judge Joseph Jaffe wiil
.preside at the hearing in
Juvenile Court.
Cross purposes -	'	'
CHICK DICICCO hammers away at the cross that will be used in the procession April 13 during “A Good Friday Celebration/Reflection.’' DiCicco, a Coraopolis resident who is a part-time parishioner at St, James Catholic Church, Sewickley, volunteered his skills for the project. For more infoimation o» Good Friday and other Holy Week and Easter events, see story below.
S Literacy series looks at volunteers, pyplte
Edgeworth wsmanieaches; new'
Sf tihne capsule:: a: IOQk at
Local churches plan special Good
Come Mdajf, beware of . to reiiieinbef thesigmficariceof journey^St. James. DjUriiigthe^
' what Jesus Christ accomplished
Come FridsTy, beware of “cross”'town traffic.
A 2Moot cross will be carriM alofig the sidewaUss'of Sewieldey Friday, April 13, from 10:3041:15 a.Da.-	:
‘*A Good I’riday Celebra-tion/ReHectioa” Witt be held from ,11:15 a.m, uhtii moon at Wolcott Park, Broad and Beaver ■ streefe, Sev/ieSey.: '
' -^'Tiiis is-a eomiMmHl2i'*'Wide -celebratioii,” says Father Greg Buzzy of St. James Catholic Church, Sewickley. “It can be an education fox all wluO pai tieijpate
' ■ Mmh&U- of. te local ■■ cofr' gregations Will take a inajor role > in doing the Scripture readtugs, ieadiftg the responses ^nd prd' viding the fflusic.
gathering areas have been dfisigaated.; St. Andrew's . Presbyterian ' Cliiurclj; The - g by f ia-n~'C feuf-c H Sewickley; and StJ James Catholic Chtirch. People are to gather at lOiSO a.m.
; the MU begin its
journey at St. James. Duriiig the seMce, participants will have a chance to hawimer a nail in the
■cross, syMiboMngiheir sin,- '
. A procession from ^ch area will be led by a drummeri’AsIt, makes ite way toward Wolcott Parik^ metabefs o£ other churches wUl join in, <
After the service, the cross y;lll be carried bacit to St.
• and erected where it canhe^eens" in the same locatiort where the creche i^ set at^iristmas. ■ fiieai, participants will be ea-couraged to celebrate the
Friday service in area churches.
Sewickley Ministerium will sponsor a Good Friday service April 13 from noott until i:30 p.m. at Sewickley United Mefcodist Church, ffoad and Thorn'streets.
Preaching Will fee the Rev. Thomas Moog^ St. Paul’s IjUtheran Church, Sewickley;
' the tev. Eoger AHe!S,liS$fedale-,-Pre's-byteri'an Ghii‘r:Ch ■fieetsdale;, the Eev. Bruce Bryce, pastor at Sewickley Valley Hospital; the Hev. Sari Hattis, St. Matthew’s AME ^ion
Church, Sewickley; arid the Rev. Myles Bradley, Sewicltley United Methodist church. ■
The service will include .music,.; •
Stephen't
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church has a variety of services and activities planned for Easter We&.^
^ ' The church'-choir wHl'present-^'Coae 'and. See His Glory” Saturday;April 7, at 8 p.w. in the sanctuary, Bread Street ' and ,,...... ^Cent^di
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