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Senring:
Alenno
BelfAcres
Edgeworth
Gienfiekl
Haysville
Leei Township
Leetsdale
Osborne
Sewickley
Sewickley Heights
Sewickley Kills
Vol. 83 No. 18®
The Sewickley
Herald
Wednesday, April 30, 1986
17 Gateway Publications
SUIUMAN MTTSIUROM'S LARGEST CIRCULATION
35 Gents
Inside
Quaker Valley may hike taxes up four mills
Sewickley Council reverses decision of Mayor Marie Guy
Sewickley doors to open for tour
QV prom queen to be presented in oriental setting
A tree grows in Edgeworth for Vicki Green
•'r’Bi||^^KU^w>s-.trjL^QW>ecently. The inventive by
of the Quaker Valiey School Distrifci. WrrFranklin'was here'under the cultural enrichment fund provided by the Child Health Association of Sewickley. The Child Health Association will be making a little'history of its own on Wednesday, May 7, the date of the 23rd Sewickley House Tour, which enables the organization to contribute to a long list of child-related health and educational projects. For more on Benjamin Franklin, see Page 16. House Tour details on Page 5. (Franklin photos by Daniel M. Miller)
QV students rap with reporter on U.3.-Libya
Stars and stripes will fly high this Saturday
Sewickley Valley residents will have a chance to show their loyal-• ty next Saturday
The stars and stripes will be held aloft with pride as part of the 24th Annual Loyalty Day Parade, which begins at at 6:30 p.m. on May 3. The parade is sponsored by the Donald T. Campbell Post 5756 V.F.W. and' the Ladies Auxiliary.,.
Thom arid Broad streets is where marching units will gather. The march will proceed down Thorn to Grant, right on Grant to Beaver, die onto Beaver Street and through the business district. The parade will disband at Chestnut Street. The reviewing stand will be located at Beaver and Broad.
.The Grand Marshall for the parade will be Brig. General Richard Thorn,-1
United States Army Reserve.
The parade line-up begins with Sewickley Police Chief Walter J. Brannon and police representing Edgeworth, Leetsdale, Sewickley Heights, Aleppo, Bell Acres, Leet Township and CoraOpolis.
National Sergeant-at-Arms George F. Sarver Jr. will lead the Massed Colors composed of American Legion Post 4 and 450 Sewickley; V.F.W. Post 402, Coraopolis; V.F.W. Post 3372, Leetsdale; and Post 5756, Sewickley.
Next will come representatives from various Penn-sylvania men’s and women’s veteran’s organizations, including District 29 Sr. Vice Commander Earl Nudi, District 29 President Edith W, Davis, Allegheny County Council Commander Ed
Evans and Allegheny County Council President Anna May Meyers, Post 5756 Commander Robert Abercrombie and Post 5756 Ladies Auxiliary President Betty Ford..
The George Washington Carver Band from Pittsburgh will add musicial excitement to the parade with patriotic fare. Sewickley Mayor Marie Guy and Sewickley Borough Council members will be seen next, followed by poster coloring contest winners from the Loyalty Day Poster Contest, Flames and Flickers Jr. Drum and Baton Corp. from North Washington, and White Heather Pipes and Drums from Am-bridge. This will complete the first division.
The second division Will be led by West View V.F.W. Color Guard and their Ladies Auxiliary,
'East Butler Sparks Jr. Baton and Drum Corp., Strath-Mor-Highland Band Pipes and Drums from Greensburg, Greater Pittsburgh Elks Marching Band, Top Hats Sr. Baton and Drum Corp from New Kensington, and Highland Cavaliers Jr. Baton and Drum Corp. from Tarentum.
Thunderbird Drum and Bugle Corp. from Pittsburgh with John Mitchell, 1986 Pennsylvania State Young Mens Twirling Champion, will be a special feature of this division.
The third division will start with Bellevue V.F.W. Post Color Guard and Auxiliary, Upper Burrell Shamrocks Sr. Baton and Drum Corp., Upper Burrell Shamrocks Jr. Baton and Drum Corp., Laurel Highlanders Bagpipe and Drums, Vanguard Sr. -----Continued on Page 29
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373-3333
247-1600
MONROEVILLE, PA
COCHRAN INCLUDES AT NO EXTRA CHARGE GM LIFETIME RUSTPROOFING ON ALL 19M PONTIACS DELIVERED IN APRIL
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| Title | Sewickley Herald |
| Subject | Sewickley (Pa.)--Newspapers |
| Description | A weekly community newspaper in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. Coverage includes September 1903-Most recently available. |
| Creator | Trib Total Media, Inc |
| Publisher | Trib Total Media, Inc |
| Date | 04-30-1986 |
| Location Covered | United States; Pennsylvania; Allegheny County; Sewickley |
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| Title | 1986-04-30.Page01 |
| Creator | Trib Total Media, Inc |
| Date | 04-30-1986 |
| Type | text |
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| Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Sewickley Public Library, Attn: Reference Department, 500 Thorn St. Sewickley PA 15143. Phone: 412-741-6920. Email: sewickley@einetwork.net |
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| Full Text | Senring: Alenno BelfAcres Edgeworth Gienfiekl Haysville Leei Township Leetsdale Osborne Sewickley Sewickley Heights Sewickley Kills Vol. 83 No. 18® The Sewickley Herald Wednesday, April 30, 1986 17 Gateway Publications SUIUMAN MTTSIUROM'S LARGEST CIRCULATION 35 Gents Inside Quaker Valley may hike taxes up four mills Sewickley Council reverses decision of Mayor Marie Guy Sewickley doors to open for tour QV prom queen to be presented in oriental setting A tree grows in Edgeworth for Vicki Green •'r’Bi||^^KU^w>s-.trjL^QW>ecently. The inventive by of the Quaker Valiey School Distrifci. WrrFranklin'was here'under the cultural enrichment fund provided by the Child Health Association of Sewickley. The Child Health Association will be making a little'history of its own on Wednesday, May 7, the date of the 23rd Sewickley House Tour, which enables the organization to contribute to a long list of child-related health and educational projects. For more on Benjamin Franklin, see Page 16. House Tour details on Page 5. (Franklin photos by Daniel M. Miller) QV students rap with reporter on U.3.-Libya Stars and stripes will fly high this Saturday Sewickley Valley residents will have a chance to show their loyal-• ty next Saturday The stars and stripes will be held aloft with pride as part of the 24th Annual Loyalty Day Parade, which begins at at 6:30 p.m. on May 3. The parade is sponsored by the Donald T. Campbell Post 5756 V.F.W. and' the Ladies Auxiliary.,. Thom arid Broad streets is where marching units will gather. The march will proceed down Thorn to Grant, right on Grant to Beaver, die onto Beaver Street and through the business district. The parade will disband at Chestnut Street. The reviewing stand will be located at Beaver and Broad. .The Grand Marshall for the parade will be Brig. General Richard Thorn,-1 United States Army Reserve. The parade line-up begins with Sewickley Police Chief Walter J. Brannon and police representing Edgeworth, Leetsdale, Sewickley Heights, Aleppo, Bell Acres, Leet Township and CoraOpolis. National Sergeant-at-Arms George F. Sarver Jr. will lead the Massed Colors composed of American Legion Post 4 and 450 Sewickley; V.F.W. Post 402, Coraopolis; V.F.W. Post 3372, Leetsdale; and Post 5756, Sewickley. Next will come representatives from various Penn-sylvania men’s and women’s veteran’s organizations, including District 29 Sr. Vice Commander Earl Nudi, District 29 President Edith W, Davis, Allegheny County Council Commander Ed Evans and Allegheny County Council President Anna May Meyers, Post 5756 Commander Robert Abercrombie and Post 5756 Ladies Auxiliary President Betty Ford.. The George Washington Carver Band from Pittsburgh will add musicial excitement to the parade with patriotic fare. Sewickley Mayor Marie Guy and Sewickley Borough Council members will be seen next, followed by poster coloring contest winners from the Loyalty Day Poster Contest, Flames and Flickers Jr. Drum and Baton Corp. from North Washington, and White Heather Pipes and Drums from Am-bridge. This will complete the first division. The second division Will be led by West View V.F.W. Color Guard and their Ladies Auxiliary, 'East Butler Sparks Jr. Baton and Drum Corp., Strath-Mor-Highland Band Pipes and Drums from Greensburg, Greater Pittsburgh Elks Marching Band, Top Hats Sr. Baton and Drum Corp from New Kensington, and Highland Cavaliers Jr. Baton and Drum Corp. from Tarentum. Thunderbird Drum and Bugle Corp. from Pittsburgh with John Mitchell, 1986 Pennsylvania State Young Mens Twirling Champion, will be a special feature of this division. The third division will start with Bellevue V.F.W. Post Color Guard and Auxiliary, Upper Burrell Shamrocks Sr. Baton and Drum Corp., Upper Burrell Shamrocks Jr. Baton and Drum Corp., Laurel Highlanders Bagpipe and Drums, Vanguard Sr. -----Continued on Page 29 vaeai AT THE OLD msL LEASE AS LO.W "AS 5.9% AT THE OLD PRICE LEASE AS , LOW AS 5.9% WE NEED YOUR TRADE NOW! WE ARE THE TRI-STATE'S LARGEST CAR AND TRUCK DEALER BY FAR WITH OVER its VEHICLES AVAILABLE INCLUDING 15 FREE Alt MMSKNKS UKTH APRH. JOth EXAMPLES: 1986 SUNBIRD 4 DR. BEA T THE PRICE INCREASE *8588 Equip.! Auto.. 4 Cyl. Ov.rlwod Com Fi»l In]. Eng., MocPhouon Strut Front Su»p.ntlon, AM/FM Electron, Tun. SUf« Rodlo SYS., Custom Whl, Dlrci, ft. Window Mog., P175/80 W. W. Rodlolt, P.S, * P.B. Consol#, l*H Hand R.mol., Right Hand Manual Spt. Mirror., EuropMn Cloth Rttllnlng Bucket Shot., Plot Mort. imu. /TeJjfoV nV- 1986 6000 4 DR. BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE *10,488 Equlpm.nl: Front Who.1 Drlv*. Air Cond„ Fu.l Inj«c1«d 4 Cyl, Eng. Power StMrlng A Broket, Eltctrlc loot window Defogger, AM/FM Electronically tuned Stereo Rodlo, Tilt Wh.eC Tinted Glatl, Steel (elted Radial While Side Wall The., Aluminum Alloy Wheeti, tody Sid. Matdlnat, Plot Much, Much More, FF24M. 373-3333 247-1600 MONROEVILLE, PA COCHRAN INCLUDES AT NO EXTRA CHARGE GM LIFETIME RUSTPROOFING ON ALL 19M PONTIACS DELIVERED IN APRIL |
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