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Suburban Pittsburgh's Largest Audited Paid Newspapers
Voi. 78 No. 13 ' <» '
Wednesday, March 23, 1977
Twenty Cents
Creek erosion affects
two townships
.eet Township Commissioners are [■king to resolve two long time com-nity problems according to reports at board’s March 14 meeting, ine problem deals with Harmony vnship’s request to construct a bridge nning Big Sewickley Creek that would : Valley Road with.Ambridge Avenue in r Oaks.
Vs Board Chairman Anthony Persuitte plained the situation, Harmony officials ir that through erosion Valley Road aid wash out into the creek cutting off ress and ingress for 50 to 60 Valley Road nilies. Harmony has the .Department of vironmental Resource approval for the dge.
Vhile Leet recognizes Harmony’s icem, Persuitte said that the board nts to have the say on where the bridge 1 terminate in Ledf. Since Ambridge enue is state owned it is to the Penn-vania Department of Transportation ennDOT) the commissioners must ike their attitude known.
Vn additional problem for the board is it if Valley Road slides into the creek it 1 take Leet’s sanitary sewer with it. JennDOT will be invited to view the iblem with state Senators James Ross Beaver County, Edward Early of the h senatorial district, Allegheny County, i Harmony and Leet Township com-ssioners on Saturday, March 26 at 1 n. ■
.eet’s other problem is the runoff from i Camp Meeting Road watershed that ■ries debris and sedimentation into the iek of Leetsdale’s municipal park"; in nods of heavy rain, this build-up causes i creek to overflow.
because of this effect on the neighboring nmunity, commissioners Milan A. Bizic 1 Frank E. Ferderbar met with
Legislator George Pott, Leetsdale officials and Jesse Craft, a geologist for the Department of Environmental Resource (DER).
Commissioner- Bizic reported Leet received several recommendations from Craft which are under study by the commissioners. There was also a letter from Donald R. Berman, director of public works, Allegheny County, asking for a meeting with Leet to discuss the problem.
Crackdown cm all-day parking
Sewickley parkers who are abusing the meter system will soon be paying more than fifty cents a day according to Sewickley Police Chief Walter J. Brannon. Brannon said his officers have been ordered to issue additional tickets to overtime parkers along Sewickley streets and in the borough’s two parking lots.
Brannon told members of the Sewickley Board of Trade at a luncheon meeting last Friday that his officers are aware of those who constantly ignore fifty cent tickets.
The chief said Monday that his men will be cracking down on automobiles abandoned along Sewickley streets. He also warned that is unlawful for homeowners to place chairs or other obstructions to preserve a parking space in front of their own homes.
Parking was a subject of concern to the Sewickley merchants as they met last Week. Of pacticular concern are the municipal lots where some who work in Sewickley come early to park thier cars all day, depriving shoppers or short-term motorists of parking places.
QV Student Chris Yanckello tunes up at the drums for the A.F.S. production, “Color My World in Song.” See page 17 for more details. The show benefits the student exchange program at Quaker Valley High School.
They'll fun In Spring Primary
GLENFIELD
Mayor: Democrat-James R. Murphy, hn W. Schwoegl, Republican-None.
Tax Collector: Democrat-None,
spublican-Laverta Landymore.
Auditor: Democrat-Nancy J. 0‘Kelly, jpublican-None,
Council: Democrat-Charles Laubin, Jr., ary Miles, Joan K. Pickens, Republican-»ul Hauser, Edward S, Carver, Letitia C. ihgord.
LEET TOWNSHIP ■easurer: Democrat-Anna Schatz. Commissioner at Large: Republican-uana K. Bizic, Frederick J. Kellinger, alter E. Flindt.
Judge of Election: Republican-Mary
SlZi
iwleyCCt°r: ^ePuklican‘Virginia Mc-
, LEETSDALE
ayor: Democrat-Michael Melnyk,
epubhcan-Robert C. Mercer.
Tax Collector: Demoerat-Phil Per-avalle, Republican-William T. azelbach.
Council 2nd District: Democrat-Paul anel, William Poninsky, Clinton W, "F,ge> Republican-JohnM. Cigan, George rp, George V. Bedison, Larry H.
i?®!®0,*? 1st District; Demócratas, Republican-None,
Lalots ßemocrat-none» Republican-“omas A. Standish, Jr,
Tax Collector: Democrat-Robert Wolf, Republican-Henry L. Byurd.
Auditor-6 year Term: Democrat-None, Republican-Peter H. Wagner.
Auditor-4 year Term: DemoCrat-None, Republican-Alexander Hays IV.
Council: Democrat-None, Republican-Earl L. Gadbery, Martin L. Moore, Jr., Carl F. Spengler, Jr., Constance P, Cor-
SEWICKLEY
r: Democrat-None, Republican-n C. Gourley Jr.
Collector: Democrat-None,
lican-Päul S. Mooney. . icil Ward I: Democrat-Marie Guy, i R. Yanckello, Stanley R. Rideout, lican-James P. Cronin, Fred G,
icil Ward 2: Democrat-Robert A. • Republican-Clinton L. Childs, Jr. icil Ward 3: Democrat-Louis M. , Jr., Richard E. White, Republican-orge Edel, James W. States.
SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS or: Democrat-None, Repubhcan-!S L. Ramsburg, Jr.
Collector: Democrat-None,
lican-Lcstcr Abercrombie, Jr. itor: Democrat-None, Republican-;eBrown, Jr. „ ...
icil; Democrat-None, Republican-k/ Kennedy Jr., Robert Wardrop, d. Trainer, Stephen E. Nash.
SEWICKLEY HILLS or: Democrat-None, Republican-
Frank A. Hartle.
Tax Collector: Democrat-None,
Republican-Fern Wilkins.
Auditor: Democrat-None, Republican-None. 1
Council: Democrat-Robert H. Wood, Leo V. Blank, Republican-Margaret Y. Schuette.
ALEPPO
Treasurers: Democrat-None,
Republican-None.
Commissioner at Large: Democrat-Alfred H. Pegher, Republican-Louis Trapizona, Samuel J. Oriskovich, Pete F. Russo, Robert F. Ferren.
BELLACRES
Mayor: Democrat-None, Republican-Floyd B. McKelvy.
Tax’ Collector: Democrat-Thelma M. Ifulbacki, Republican-None.
Council: Democrat-Rita B. Krein, Michael J. Rusnak, Thomas J. Zahorchak, Republican-Bert M. Cook, William H. Fowler, Charles E. Grove, John 0. Sch-wartz.e
EDGEWORTH
Mayor: Democrat-None, Republican-John C. Oliver Jr.
Tax Collector: Democrat-None,
Republican-Eugene J. Campbell.
Auditor: Democrat-None, Republican-James D. Darby Jr.
Council: Democrat-None, Republican-F.C. Schroeder Jr„ Edmund C. Smith, J. Judson Brooks, Robert Mann.
HAYSVILLE
No petitions' filed on either party for • offices of mayor, tax collector or four council seats.
New polls
Some local voters will be casting their ballots at a new spot beginning with the Primary Elections on May 17. The Allegheny County Elections Bureau has combined District 1 and 2 in Sewickley’s First Ward and changed the place of balloting from Connelly’s garage at 616 Beaver St. to the St. Andrew’s U.P. Church, Beaver St. at Peebles St. Henceforth, the two districts, which had about the same number of voters, will vote as one district.
Edgeworth Borough also has been redistricted. District l has been enlarged to include the residences on the east side of Edgeworth Lane from Beaver Road to the
The changes are part of the County Elections Bureau's program to keep the number of people in each voting district between 750 and 950 voters, the number which three voting machines can handle most efficiently. The system also saves the county money according to the elections bureau. So far, 15 voting districts have been eliminated in the county, saving the expense of an election board.
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| Full Text | dardanell publication Suburban Pittsburgh's Largest Audited Paid Newspapers Voi. 78 No. 13 ' <» ' Wednesday, March 23, 1977 Twenty Cents Creek erosion affects two townships .eet Township Commissioners are [■king to resolve two long time com-nity problems according to reports at board’s March 14 meeting, ine problem deals with Harmony vnship’s request to construct a bridge nning Big Sewickley Creek that would : Valley Road with.Ambridge Avenue in r Oaks. Vs Board Chairman Anthony Persuitte plained the situation, Harmony officials ir that through erosion Valley Road aid wash out into the creek cutting off ress and ingress for 50 to 60 Valley Road nilies. Harmony has the .Department of vironmental Resource approval for the dge. Vhile Leet recognizes Harmony’s icem, Persuitte said that the board nts to have the say on where the bridge 1 terminate in Ledf. Since Ambridge enue is state owned it is to the Penn-vania Department of Transportation ennDOT) the commissioners must ike their attitude known. Vn additional problem for the board is it if Valley Road slides into the creek it 1 take Leet’s sanitary sewer with it. JennDOT will be invited to view the iblem with state Senators James Ross Beaver County, Edward Early of the h senatorial district, Allegheny County, i Harmony and Leet Township com-ssioners on Saturday, March 26 at 1 n. ■ .eet’s other problem is the runoff from i Camp Meeting Road watershed that ■ries debris and sedimentation into the iek of Leetsdale’s municipal park"; in nods of heavy rain, this build-up causes i creek to overflow. because of this effect on the neighboring nmunity, commissioners Milan A. Bizic 1 Frank E. Ferderbar met with Legislator George Pott, Leetsdale officials and Jesse Craft, a geologist for the Department of Environmental Resource (DER). Commissioner- Bizic reported Leet received several recommendations from Craft which are under study by the commissioners. There was also a letter from Donald R. Berman, director of public works, Allegheny County, asking for a meeting with Leet to discuss the problem. Crackdown cm all-day parking Sewickley parkers who are abusing the meter system will soon be paying more than fifty cents a day according to Sewickley Police Chief Walter J. Brannon. Brannon said his officers have been ordered to issue additional tickets to overtime parkers along Sewickley streets and in the borough’s two parking lots. Brannon told members of the Sewickley Board of Trade at a luncheon meeting last Friday that his officers are aware of those who constantly ignore fifty cent tickets. The chief said Monday that his men will be cracking down on automobiles abandoned along Sewickley streets. He also warned that is unlawful for homeowners to place chairs or other obstructions to preserve a parking space in front of their own homes. Parking was a subject of concern to the Sewickley merchants as they met last Week. Of pacticular concern are the municipal lots where some who work in Sewickley come early to park thier cars all day, depriving shoppers or short-term motorists of parking places. QV Student Chris Yanckello tunes up at the drums for the A.F.S. production, “Color My World in Song.” See page 17 for more details. The show benefits the student exchange program at Quaker Valley High School. They'll fun In Spring Primary GLENFIELD Mayor: Democrat-James R. Murphy, hn W. Schwoegl, Republican-None. Tax Collector: Democrat-None, spublican-Laverta Landymore. Auditor: Democrat-Nancy J. 0‘Kelly, jpublican-None, Council: Democrat-Charles Laubin, Jr., ary Miles, Joan K. Pickens, Republican-»ul Hauser, Edward S, Carver, Letitia C. ihgord. LEET TOWNSHIP ■easurer: Democrat-Anna Schatz. Commissioner at Large: Republican-uana K. Bizic, Frederick J. Kellinger, alter E. Flindt. Judge of Election: Republican-Mary SlZi iwleyCCt°r: ^ePuklican‘Virginia Mc- , LEETSDALE ayor: Democrat-Michael Melnyk, epubhcan-Robert C. Mercer. Tax Collector: Demoerat-Phil Per-avalle, Republican-William T. azelbach. Council 2nd District: Democrat-Paul anel, William Poninsky, Clinton W, "F,ge> Republican-JohnM. Cigan, George rp, George V. Bedison, Larry H. i?®!®0,*? 1st District; Demócratas, Republican-None, Lalots ßemocrat-none» Republican-“omas A. Standish, Jr, Tax Collector: Democrat-Robert Wolf, Republican-Henry L. Byurd. Auditor-6 year Term: Democrat-None, Republican-Peter H. Wagner. Auditor-4 year Term: DemoCrat-None, Republican-Alexander Hays IV. Council: Democrat-None, Republican-Earl L. Gadbery, Martin L. Moore, Jr., Carl F. Spengler, Jr., Constance P, Cor- SEWICKLEY r: Democrat-None, Republican-n C. Gourley Jr. Collector: Democrat-None, lican-Päul S. Mooney. . icil Ward I: Democrat-Marie Guy, i R. Yanckello, Stanley R. Rideout, lican-James P. Cronin, Fred G, icil Ward 2: Democrat-Robert A. • Republican-Clinton L. Childs, Jr. icil Ward 3: Democrat-Louis M. , Jr., Richard E. White, Republican-orge Edel, James W. States. SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS or: Democrat-None, Repubhcan-!S L. Ramsburg, Jr. Collector: Democrat-None, lican-Lcstcr Abercrombie, Jr. itor: Democrat-None, Republican-;eBrown, Jr. „ ... icil; Democrat-None, Republican-k/ Kennedy Jr., Robert Wardrop, d. Trainer, Stephen E. Nash. SEWICKLEY HILLS or: Democrat-None, Republican- Frank A. Hartle. Tax Collector: Democrat-None, Republican-Fern Wilkins. Auditor: Democrat-None, Republican-None. 1 Council: Democrat-Robert H. Wood, Leo V. Blank, Republican-Margaret Y. Schuette. ALEPPO Treasurers: Democrat-None, Republican-None. Commissioner at Large: Democrat-Alfred H. Pegher, Republican-Louis Trapizona, Samuel J. Oriskovich, Pete F. Russo, Robert F. Ferren. BELLACRES Mayor: Democrat-None, Republican-Floyd B. McKelvy. Tax’ Collector: Democrat-Thelma M. Ifulbacki, Republican-None. Council: Democrat-Rita B. Krein, Michael J. Rusnak, Thomas J. Zahorchak, Republican-Bert M. Cook, William H. Fowler, Charles E. Grove, John 0. Sch-wartz.e EDGEWORTH Mayor: Democrat-None, Republican-John C. Oliver Jr. Tax Collector: Democrat-None, Republican-Eugene J. Campbell. Auditor: Democrat-None, Republican-James D. Darby Jr. Council: Democrat-None, Republican-F.C. Schroeder Jr„ Edmund C. Smith, J. Judson Brooks, Robert Mann. HAYSVILLE No petitions' filed on either party for • offices of mayor, tax collector or four council seats. New polls Some local voters will be casting their ballots at a new spot beginning with the Primary Elections on May 17. The Allegheny County Elections Bureau has combined District 1 and 2 in Sewickley’s First Ward and changed the place of balloting from Connelly’s garage at 616 Beaver St. to the St. Andrew’s U.P. Church, Beaver St. at Peebles St. Henceforth, the two districts, which had about the same number of voters, will vote as one district. Edgeworth Borough also has been redistricted. District l has been enlarged to include the residences on the east side of Edgeworth Lane from Beaver Road to the The changes are part of the County Elections Bureau's program to keep the number of people in each voting district between 750 and 950 voters, the number which three voting machines can handle most efficiently. The system also saves the county money according to the elections bureau. So far, 15 voting districts have been eliminated in the county, saving the expense of an election board. |
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