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18 Gateway Publications
aUMMSANanTSatNMN'S LAMGESV CMCULATIpW
Vd. 84 Mfe 48*
2. 1987
PI
sov
Santa Claus arrived kiSewtckley Saturday via theantlque Cochran Hose Companyflre truck. Crowds cheered and children ware enchanted as the Jolly old elf found hia Way down Beaver Street to Broad, where he disembarked at Wolcott Fade. The aoum^ugs^he Quaker Valley Band filiedlhe air, and the chorus of St. James School provided carols lor the occasion.To seeapBre of the welcome mat the village rolled out for this V.I.P., see page 5 of today’s Herald.
vr (Photo by Carl Willcock)
Inside
2
Former employee criticizes Verland
3
Bed & Breakfast case goes to court
4
Thanksgiving: leftovers for thought
5
'Tom Sawyer' a la MekkKa enchants local audiences
6
Tablesarettmied: editor becomes interviewee
Chief Creese takes reins in Edgeworth
by Eva Moors
New Edgeworth Chief of Police James E. Creese was officially sworn in by Mayor JohnC. Oliver Jr. at the regular monthly meeting of Edgeworth Borough Council. Following the reading ofthe oath of office, council members rose to their feet with applause.
Creese is a veteran of 21 on the borough’s force. Cleese was and raised in Cor-aopoHs but. has lived in Ellsworth for the past it years with Ms wife, Mary; and seven children, all of whom have attended the Quaker Valley schools.
Creese is active in community affairs,
the local Kiwanis Club.
years Dorn i
Council president Frank C. Schroeder congratulated Mayor Oliver on his presence at the meeting after Ms lengthy disability. The mayor has been hospitalised on several occasions this past years due ■to a Mp difficulties.
The hiring of two tem-porary part-time police officers was approved. Officers Timothy Golletti and Joseph Pdino, both working as part-time officers for Aleppo TownsMp, will be hired by Edgeworth “to fill in the gaps in the schedule until the borough hires two new full time of-said Doug Arndt,
tingent upon the owners, CFG Partnership, Woodland Road,
Sewiddey, adhering to conditions outlined ^y the
borough planning commission.
The property, which runs near Little Sewickley Creek Road in anR-4 zone, consists of 46 “and a fraction” acres. The property will be divided into a 4-acre
plot, to be kept in tact with no further subdh
ivision and a 42-acre plot. * -‘ Owners of the land are looking for buyers who will further subdivide the 42
The Jane Walker preliminary subdivision plans were unanimously approved by council, con-
The Rkkert final sub-division plan, property also owned by CFG Partnership, was also unanimoushr approved by council'with similar toning stipulations
to the Walker subdivision.
The preliminary subdivision plan for the Coogle property received approval also.
Council also approved the 1986 preliminary Borough budget presented by Arndt. The -preliminary budget is available for inspection by the the public during regular office hours at the Edgeworth borough building..
On Tuesday, Dec. 15,'at 7:30 p.m.,a public hearing on the borough budget will be held in the borough building.
Council’s regular meeting for the month of December will follow the hearing at 8 p.m. At that time, council will adopt its, 1988 budget.
Chief James E. Creese
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373 3333 247-1600 • CADILLAC • GMC TRUCK 373-1811 373-1812
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| Date | 12-02-1987 |
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| Full Text | 18 Gateway Publications aUMMSANanTSatNMN'S LAMGESV CMCULATIpW Vd. 84 Mfe 48* 2. 1987 PI sov Santa Claus arrived kiSewtckley Saturday via theantlque Cochran Hose Companyflre truck. Crowds cheered and children ware enchanted as the Jolly old elf found hia Way down Beaver Street to Broad, where he disembarked at Wolcott Fade. The aoum^ugs^he Quaker Valley Band filiedlhe air, and the chorus of St. James School provided carols lor the occasion.To seeapBre of the welcome mat the village rolled out for this V.I.P., see page 5 of today’s Herald. vr (Photo by Carl Willcock) Inside 2 Former employee criticizes Verland 3 Bed & Breakfast case goes to court 4 Thanksgiving: leftovers for thought 5 'Tom Sawyer' a la MekkKa enchants local audiences 6 Tablesarettmied: editor becomes interviewee Chief Creese takes reins in Edgeworth by Eva Moors New Edgeworth Chief of Police James E. Creese was officially sworn in by Mayor JohnC. Oliver Jr. at the regular monthly meeting of Edgeworth Borough Council. Following the reading ofthe oath of office, council members rose to their feet with applause. Creese is a veteran of 21 on the borough’s force. Cleese was and raised in Cor-aopoHs but. has lived in Ellsworth for the past it years with Ms wife, Mary; and seven children, all of whom have attended the Quaker Valley schools. Creese is active in community affairs, the local Kiwanis Club. years Dorn i Council president Frank C. Schroeder congratulated Mayor Oliver on his presence at the meeting after Ms lengthy disability. The mayor has been hospitalised on several occasions this past years due ■to a Mp difficulties. The hiring of two tem-porary part-time police officers was approved. Officers Timothy Golletti and Joseph Pdino, both working as part-time officers for Aleppo TownsMp, will be hired by Edgeworth “to fill in the gaps in the schedule until the borough hires two new full time of-said Doug Arndt, tingent upon the owners, CFG Partnership, Woodland Road, Sewiddey, adhering to conditions outlined ^y the borough planning commission. The property, which runs near Little Sewickley Creek Road in anR-4 zone, consists of 46 “and a fraction” acres. The property will be divided into a 4-acre plot, to be kept in tact with no further subdh ivision and a 42-acre plot. * -‘ Owners of the land are looking for buyers who will further subdivide the 42 The Jane Walker preliminary subdivision plans were unanimously approved by council, con- The Rkkert final sub-division plan, property also owned by CFG Partnership, was also unanimoushr approved by council'with similar toning stipulations to the Walker subdivision. The preliminary subdivision plan for the Coogle property received approval also. Council also approved the 1986 preliminary Borough budget presented by Arndt. The -preliminary budget is available for inspection by the the public during regular office hours at the Edgeworth borough building.. On Tuesday, Dec. 15,'at 7:30 p.m.,a public hearing on the borough budget will be held in the borough building. Council’s regular meeting for the month of December will follow the hearing at 8 p.m. At that time, council will adopt its, 1988 budget. Chief James E. Creese IT'S WORTH THF TRIP TRI STATE S LARGESi OEAIER CADIUAC IfM MOUOHAM 4rn*m‘* ONLY ♦lir* PfMo. eefausvu^uutt . . •aiallB.MHMIMMMVm 198BGMCS15 EXTENDED CLUB COUPE 4 WHEEL DMVE »I1« a wNi.ee war. M1 apt ma uniwi wMw, wu PONITAC 1987 6000 LE B>iM-l»rtHllt liwllt *14,842 ACTUAL STICKER -2,884 TOTAL SAVINGS ACTUAL SELLING nKt *MCLU08»AU MCMTIVn SUZUKI LEAST EXMNSIVI 4x4 CONVERTIBLE IN THE WORLD SUXUKI SAMURAI MONROEVILLE, PA . • PONJIAC • SUZUKI 373 3333 247-1600 • CADILLAC • GMC TRUCK 373-1811 373-1812 |
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