Sewickley Herald

              A Gateway Publications Newspaper
Sewickley
Vol. 89 No. 22
Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth,.Glenfielcf, HaysyiJIe, Leet,, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, Sewickley Heights, Sewickley Hills
Wednesday, May 27, 1992
Buffo the Clown showed off his steeHike bicep, a ' jsgiraiffif off living a healthy life, at
Sewiekley's Country Fair. See pages A9
50 Cents
INSIDE
ideal News
► Here's a new face that will be seen in a familiar place. He's ooftwg -here all the way from West ■ Virginia. And if that's "almost heaven," as some Contend," what's that say for Sewickley?
Pag© Aft
lifestyles
^ You're not going to believe what Dee Sacco keeps in her refrigerator - and It's been making her buggy.
Peg©Alt
Sports
d V athlete selected as Extra-Effort Award winner by KDKA/Phar-Mor. Pag© Bl
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MAN IN THE MOON Sowiekley residentCftrtafuphei* R. Hukhisonis
on stage at the Pittsburgh Public theater in Eugene ©'Meiifs das5ie;dpawia,-"A Mean for the Misbegotten." The show runs through Sunday, May 31. More, Hutchison is in' character for his role as Mike Hogan, interacting with Caryn West, who pSays his stags sister, Josie Hogan. "Moon" is the last complete play by ©'Weill, America's only Nobel Prize- ant! four-time Pulfizer Prize-winning dramatist,	' Photo by Rte Evans
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Bears seen m them that hiUs
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Some very largo paw prints were found on the property e.? a Loot Township resident last weak. Tito prints are likely to bo tea of a mote
bear and her cab, according to the Pennsylvania Game Ctojiiiism	. '	.. ....... .
—Tl» $fer ciTfo property in Quaker Heights, who wishes to rentals!! anonymous, told fees’ family ino continually found tko prints in tfeeir yard wisac flso os®«d was csft from the planting of
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party on a few occasions, which may have been the work of hungry hears.
Tlso presence of bears in the area is'unusual, “there were some sightings in Beaver County last year, but not near that area,” said Ed Steffen, wildlife conservation officer for the Game Commission's Allegheny County branch.
Me. said-game commissioners considered cap-tetag the bears and transferring them to a wooded cavireaiieat away from eivnisatte, but the bears apparently moved on by themselves.'
Kcridbnts are warned not to go near the hears if they return, especially because the mother
Garbage afca had been strewn about the.pro-	might fed her cub is tented.
Trust
lawsuit
continues
By FRANK TIBDNI
Staff writer
A judge hearing the civil suit of Sewickley Heights Trust
shareholder Hon Rose Jr. against its trustees and the Borough of Sewickley Heights has been sent over to Orphan’s -.Court- ;/<-• . . ■
/ Judge'Eugene Strassburger, of Allegheny County-Court of Common Pleas Civil Division, ordered- that the case be refer-' red to Judged, Warren -Watsoa for disposition. .
Jeff Ludwikowski, an attorney for Rose, feels the switch does not favor either party, hut that the decision was made because he believes it is in Watson’s jurisdiction.
On June 13, Sewickley Heights Trust trustees G. Whitney Snyder, JbhnC. Oliver HI and Stephen E. Nash petitioned the Orphan’s Court for a declaratory judgment confirming the trustees’ authority to donate the property to the borough,
'Watson ruled in the trustees’ favor on March 6.
Before Watson rendered that '-decision, Rose filed the civil suit against the borough and the trustees. '
On June.l, Orphan’s Court ' judges Watson,' Nathan Schwartz and Robert Kelley will hear the/'-exceptions Iteeo filed to the declaratory judgment.
The majority of the shareholders would like to donate the land to the borough for use as a public park, but Rose would like to see it developed. -
Rose believes the 503 acres, supposedly worth $10-15 million, should be sold not only to benefit the shareholders, tat also to produce tax money hr Sewickley -Heights Borough and Quaker Valley School District.
Tie land is the woodlands near Sewickley Heights Park It site between Little SowieMoy Creek Road and Feta Mow Road in the northern past ef tfeo borough.