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SEWïCKtEY, FEI^YLVANIA, TTIÜI^	3, 1961
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Queen contest of 1960-61 Hi«\stówn atthe annual Bid!) afcihe SëvirkkJèy Otanriinty
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Tbe I960 holiday season lias Seal ly come to a close Und wè arehapp) içf 1: announce that the various; parties sponsored annually by the Communié Center werevy«fy su&essfui We would like jto take thfr’opportunity to thank the Village GardenClub and Hegner Hardware lot: the Christ-mar gifts that made many of our tot* '■very' happy;	■ v.-'À:••' "y-
mïalfonnal ; dance , on : Wednesday,
room/ The girls looked stunning in senri-lormaK T^ Y-Teens aire also In the news this week. Con
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DianeAckles, Charlotte Brannon arid "Janet Lee. Seated:; hfiss. Snowball Queení ofrít
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is no fee Involved: and myon^.inìè^ esleíd in joining is	do so. Mfc
Thaddeus Mosley, a Pittsburgh wbc>d-cutter* has expressed. Ms,desire to in-! struct a dass in wood carvings la the
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gradations to them for: die fine cook- njeár ^tum: tìds class wilibegetting
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committees fórbòth the Cub and Boy Seoutt. WÍich pf these groups does your son belong to? Help Us, to help thém~by becoming an active member in one “of these fine organizations. However* it is not necessary ^for your children to be Scopt* 10 order to participate. If you, ate interested, please glve= us a call at the Community Center.
: The .Càrnea Club is currently meeting on Thursday nights: There
under way; If you áre interested in ¿he art of wood darving call us so that we may register your name Tor the class. ;	V,. v.::.y:" ■'
So Par/we have gathered together five -teams to take part in the Basketball League. There is still time to register your* senior team i£ you are interested in participating hi league play, We would also like to schedule games with teams between the age& of 10-13. ;yyy: -. !;:	,y :
If you are interested hi a .Group Membership Plan; please call die Center for more information. *
This week was also full for all the girls who wanted to show off their dolls, The doll show was held Tuesday} at 1:00, Ift the Junior Lounge, with 20 g^s presenting their doffs to the public; Big ones/ small ones, even a baby doll for a baby doll. After the show, the girls» fheir dolls and boys enjoyed» avblg cartoon-show,
: Thursday afternoon» the YMCA gym sounded like the roller derby. Thirty boys and girls came in for roller skating from 1*4. Many spills and
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Ambrose Hartz Named Water Commissioner And Harvey E. Hindi Appointed Auditor
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Glenfield. council, at its reorganization meetinglield on Tuesday evening* elected John A. Morley, 1164 Kilbuck Streep as president of council^ appointed Ambrose Hartz as Water Commissioner and appointed Harvey E* Hinch of 251 Center Street, as auditor. He was appointed to serve the -unegpired term of Mrs. Frances Brisbin, or Kilbuck Street; who was appointed secretary of council at the December meeting. “	;
•Mr. Morley served as president of council four years ago. Achially, the appointment, of Mr. Hartz was made at a special meeting on^g^n^H^0jfc^md^Jo Tacihtate.&a operatimis-of-
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dfrful time. Several races Were heL plus plain old bumping and falling.
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Thil wedk k thé YMCA was quite a itxanj? one. lf a vWtor bad noma to Woéawday» thay would not have bet* aWa to tall if the gym was part <&th*	2ou or if it really
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aSteve Brrithaupt Botìttt líma-. and George Garith Thu most Unusual pels, which won prise«, warn the Japanese ddeken, Siirie thé bam« «ter, and Stormy, the dog with 0 toes on his back feet i !	#
Eveiyone had a wonderful ttmii, um thu animals. '	'%>i ■
Boherf It, Wilson, 731 Eighth St, Oskmont called fieWickley police at 9:07 a,m. Sunday, Janluury 1st Quit sometime after four o'clock that monK ta .someone had pried open the night latch of the door of Apartment No. 33 at the Sewicleley Motor Inn. The intruder entered the bukt&min éhkh he and his wff<i‘ were sleeping; stole a tan wallet containIng>$3 in cash and n check made out to me Kroger Company and a wrist watch valued at 1175.
Officer ftendergasC Jr.» who was sent to Investigate, followed footprints in the snow from the side door to Boundary Slreetf where a ear bad evidently been waiting, ?
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-: ThV chairiiiah of the street committee .was named street commissioner» and . be was amazed and pleased to h p ax a resident of Hill Boad, Wilson B. Tienian, praise the committee for; keeping Hill Road in good shaper Mr. Tiernan said the road Was in the best shape ever and Councilman Ebner isaid that it was the first time in eight years that a resident of Hill Road had said the council had done the job right! A letter will be sent, to the. Gas Company requeSting^ihatJan eimosed gash main on’Hill Road ‘ be buried deeper.
The re-organization of; council meant changing the signatures on checks, and access to the. safe deposit bor. Solicitor Biggs kid that a special, meeting of council should be held to tentatively adopt the budget, after the’ preliminary figures are gone over m a coriunittee meeting. The; committee meeting was fixed for next Thursday at 7:30 o’clock. Council ~voted to.publish the dates, of the council meetings for W196Í in the Herald.:	.
’The Public Safety committee was requested to have the traffic light whicb had apparently «been hit by a track, twisted around rtraight again. The .committee was also requested to have: the snow and ice cleared from the entrance to the bus shelters. The street committee will have the. snow, ice and-caked leaves moyed off away from catch basins as soon as the weather permits. Streets have been scraped and cindered several times during. the recent snows. The State will be requested to scrape snow on Center Street, which is a State High-Wayv	■>.'
Mr. Hartz reported four water pieters not registering and three leaking as" a result of the first reading of meters. The water committee was instructed to shut off water of persons who haven’t paid their water bfil for six months. .
The finance committee ^wa5 asked tn devise an applicafion form ÍOT pro-
pany replaces 34—^1,000 lumen street lights with 2,500. The Light Company congratulated council on its action in providing better street light-ing for the residents. The water^de-'partment ’phone and the president Of counciTs phone will be moved, to the ^ new ofiScials’ homes, ^	..
Delinquent taxes in the amount of $58 were > collected, leaving $118.50 , outstanding in occupation taxes, $229 -was collected in wage taxes for the ; third quarter. A balance . of S9JZ47— was reported in the general account; $7,127 in the water account; $517 in 5the water deposit account; 42.572 in the gasoline tax refund; account; .$3^. 498 in sinking fund No. 1 and $4,686 in the No. 3 fund, plus government securities in several of the funds.
SMALL DQG BITES TWO GIRLS . An unknown ;complaintant called police at 2:57 on Saturday, December 31st to, 'say that n small white riog with black spots bad bitten two girls. Officer'ViHella went to 238 Walnut Street, but couldn’t catch the dog, so he. advised headquarters to call Ani-nial Rescue. Sergeant Bertil Neely reported that the dog was owned by .. Mrs. O. L. Schlumpf of 216 Frederick Avenue, who told him that the dog had gotten out of the house and ;she' was looking for it. She offered to pay the medical expenses of the two girls, whose names were not recorded in the police files. ,
those who have filed applications will be eligible for permanent positions in the borough. A bill for repairs to a fire hydrant fpr $40 was tabled pending investigation into the identity of the, perTOn ordering the repairs made. The present permanent borough employees were' continued in their positions.
Mrs, Groh, who was given another vote bf thanks for her work as secretary, will be retained for a month in an advisory capacity to help Mrs* Frances Brisbin, the nev^ secretary, get started. Mrs. Brisbin submitted her resignation as ah auditor and it Was accepted by council.
The«, with two applications received, council appoi&ed Harvey E. Hinch as auditor. He will have to run for t full term at this year’s eleotiom. Council agreed to rent Roy LOtfV garage lot storage for $4*30 a month.
A request from St, Paul's Lutharan Churok foe a brighter street light at the foot of the steps will be answered when tbe Duquesne Lffikt Com-
fweÑFtk Night Tre«
The Annual- Twelfth Night tree burning ceremonies, sponsored by tbe Edgeworth P.TA., will be held on Friday, January 0th, at 7:00 p.m. at Shelter No* 4 in Walker Park. If yôur free has nob been picked up, bring it along and join in the carol-, ing while the trees bum.
What’s Doin9
The Women's Association of Shields Church will serve luiicheon, on • Friday, January 20, at 1 pm. For reservations call Sew. 910-MX ..
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