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► The music of Mozart will be among the selections the Schenley String Quartet plays for Sewickley Music Club next week,
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Sewickley Valley Historical Society and Sweetwater Art Center go back in time to ^'The Nutcracker" to come up with the theme for an upcoming party.
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► QV boyis soccer team to play South Park tonight at 6
p.m. for WPIAL final berth.
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Serving Aleppc?, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, Sewickley Heights, Sewickley Hills
Wednesday, November A. 1992
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A CUT ABOVE THE REST: The Prince of Chintz, society interior
decorator Mario Buatta, wUt be in town on Monday to speak to the Woman's Club of Sewickley Valley. His topic will be "Decorating for Today with You in Mind." Buatta's clients Include a litany of ViPs, and his face regularly appears in such magazines as Architectural Digest and W. For more, see page AT4.
QV revenues come up short
in its general fund.
Low returns on investments, an increase in special-education costs* people taking longer to pay taxes and UnanUcipated pensions payments are among the reasons cited by Mrs. Glenn.
Mrs. Glenn said the administration ii^. takihg . steps to curtail the shortfall.
The general fund now has about $550,300 in it* Mrs. Glenn said, which is about $180,000 less than anticipated.
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BrfiMASNfllELY
staff writer
Despite lower than expects revenues for this time of year, Quaker Valley School Board ' members do not appear cohcertted that the ^strict will have a h«»i*d time meeting budget requirement,
A Last week, school board member Cor<lelia Glenn, the finance-committee chairperson, reported that the district is a^ut $180,000 khort
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▼ SEVtflCKLEY HEIGHTS
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Sewickley Height? wants its money back.
The borough has petitioned the Orphans Court ^vision of Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas requesting that ’ resident Don Eose Jr. assume legal fees the borough has incurred in connection with his lawsuit against the borough.
Rose fued suit in Common Pleas Court’s Civil Division contesting a declaratory judgment rendered by the Orphan’s Court.	-,
The Court affirmed the authority of Sewickley Heights Trust trustees.. G. Whitney Snyder, Stephen E. Nash and John C. Oliver HI to donate 500 acres of land in Sewickley Heights to the borough.
Rose, one of 32 shareholders in Sewickley Heights Trust, Wants to see the woodlands near Sewickley Heights Park developed.
Jeff Ludwikowski, counsel for Rose, said the reason they filed the civil suit* against the borough and the trustees because they see a conflict of interest since in that trustees Snyder, Nash and Oliver are members of borough council.
In September, Orphans Court Judges Michael J. O’Malley, J. Warren Watson and Nathan Schwartz oraDy quashed ejt-ceptions filed by Rose to an order handed down by Watson in July. This means.they refused to hear them On a jurisdictional basis,
Watson’s July order granted the objections of the borough and trustees Snyder, Oliver and Nash, and dismissed with all prejudice all claims against the borough concerning the property of the trust.
Rose filed a courtesy copy reguesting leave to file an’ ap-p^eal with Commonwealth Court. However, since there has befen no written opinion, it has not been heard.
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