Angry Hampton Housewives Plan Blockade Against Road Work
A group calling themselves Angry Hampton Housewives vows to form human blockades on Wildwood and West Hardies roads for two weeks to protest road repairs. They accuse state officials and contractors of delaying essential maintenance and threaten further action if immediate repairs are not prioritized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buelatia
Perriga
West Hardies
China
Wildwood Road
Tess Gov
Baecwon
Leo Comeittee
Iampton
Samoles
Dagenham
Gunst Aligns With Taxpayers Over Shaler Board Vision
Shaler school director Gunst says he is allied with taxpayers not with board members Seibert Ruff but backs reducing department head pay. He notes past votes with Ruff and Seibert while opposing extra pay for department heads and supports yearly teacher upgrades to department head roles. Upcoming Aug 24 meeting to finish Aug 10 business, with football coaching approvals and new teacher hires listed for elementary and secondary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames . Gunst
Shaler
Roy M. Seibert
Albert. I. Ruff
Gunst
Ruff
Seibert
Fred J. Pflischner
Henry H. Russell
Paul F. Phelan
Norman J. Rea
Zel
Siebert
Guns
Rea
Gunsl
Pas
Hench
Heneh
Marilyn Dambach
Fombell
Beaver County
Sharon Roola
Brooklyn
Michael Felitsky
Arlington Court
Etna
Mary Jane Jacques
Sietegow
Arnold
Catherine
Wright
Charleroi
Hampton board hires 15 teachers and 2 interns
The Hampton School Board approved hiring 15 teachers and 2 interns for the 1964-65 term to replace retirees and fill six new positions. Names and salaries for each new hire listed include elementary, secondary, and kindergarten staff. Directors settled a $15,900 claim against the Department of Highways related to roadside damages to Centril School property. Lunch prices remain unchanged at 30 cents for elementary and 35 cents for junior-senior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Joseph Bursick
Judith Towne
Tuindergar
Jeannette Yost
Barbara Gerb
Fover
Flame
Nichina
L. W. Earley
Scott Overdorf
Glenn Lehner
Emily Hubbard
Catherine Foley
Patricia Beaken
Patricia Daily
Yvonne Wing
Sally Rock
Jon Shank
Norman Geisinger
Donald S. Thomas
Department of Highways
Centril
State Highway Dept eyes August bypass contracts
The State Highway Department plans to award Millvale Bypass contracts by late August with a 60 day start window after award. All necessary properties have been condemned. The four lane bypass runs from Fast Ohio Street to the 40th Street Bridge and was delayed six years over who pays to move a water line. A Northeastern Allegheny County Communities group urged Rep. Lee A Donaldson Jr. to seek a bill making utility-move costs fall on the state in such cases.
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Ohio Street
Evergreen Road
40Th Street
Millvale
Allegheny County
Francis J. Hamilton
Hampton
Lee A Donaldson Jr
Index 2 Classified Notes and Editorials Ad List
A listing of sections including Classifieds Editorial Sports Women and Family and Young People across 38 pages this week. The notice mentions contact details for home delivery and telephone numbers 366-0545 and 931-6441 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Highway
Pittsburgh
I.a
Thieves net 47 dollars from local boat sales shop
Richard O'Neill of 2816 Orlansia Drive Pittsburgh told police entry was gained through a back window Saturday Aug 15 at Thigh land Boat Sales Route and shar er The loss was 47 dollars and the incident is under police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thighland Boat Sales
Route
Richard O'Neill
Orlansia Drive
Pittsburgh
North Allegheny considers new junior high building plan
North Allegheny Joint School District on August 11 asked a committee to study recommendations for a junior high to be built across the athletic field from the current junior-senior high at McCandless. Target occupancy is 1966. No progress in negotiating a site on Ries Run Road Franklin Park owned by Myrtle McCrea. Condemnation actions were filed a year ago.
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North Allegheny Joint School
McCandless
Ries Run Road
Franklin Park
Myrtle McCrea
North Hills
All "Tie" Jointure
Widl
Northway
Fox Ridge
Aich- Schoal
McIntyre Road
Shaler
Burchheld Road
North Allegheny
West View Limits Parking for Trucks in Borough
A new ordinance passed August 11 in West View restricts parking of commercial vehicles one ton or larger to under one hour on borough roads during the day and bans parking from 7 PM to 6 AM. Five ton and up tractor trailers may park only while loading or unloading and only for one hour, except in breakdowns. Fines total $1 per violation to enforce the rule aimed at easing resident hardship and keeping fire and police routes clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View
Shaler bus fare changes take effect on McKnight Road route
Port Authority introduces new rates at 5 a.m. Sunday August 1 1965 with no service cuts. Old Culmerville Line from Etna to Mount Royal Boulevard unchanged. Harold Geissenheimer notes riders may travel farther for less on the Old Horrell Perry Highway line. Fares detailed for McKnight Road Perry Highway and nearby streets. Monthly and weekly passes offer slight reductions.
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Wills
Mel Knight Road
Port Authority
Culmerville
Etna
Mount Royal Boulevard
Harold Geissenheimer
Horrell
Perry Highway
McElheny” ‘Road
DeHaven School
School openings set as districts plan fall term
Frantic parents rush to ready for the opening of the new school year as districts announce Sept. 1 start dates for North Catholic High School and Catholic parochial schools in the Pittsburgh Diocese. Public schools list openings from Sept. 1 to Sept. 9 across Hampton Township West Deer Shaler Avonworth Cumberland Hills North Allegheny Pine Richland and other townships.
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North Lis
Pittsburgh
North Catholic High School
SS. Sebastian Roman Catholic Church
Hampton Township
Nortins Jolmore
West View
Ross Township
Shaler Township
Avorworth Tien
Ohio Township
Cumberland Hills
North Allegheny Jointure
McCandless
Marshall Townsships
Franklin Park
Bradford Woods
Pine-Richland Jointure
Pine and Richland Townships
Deaths Obituaries on Pages 10 30
Obituaries list multiple residents including Otto J Brindle of 320 Jacks Run Road and Alice Robinson Mullen of 29 Harden Drive North Mills Estates along with Clarence Gilkey 72 of Bella Vista Drive Hampton and Norman Kuriger of Corappolis son and Frank Lin Park residents. other names include Harold M Davis 4701 Sylvan Drive Hampton Joseph M Fetter Warren Dale Bayne Road Marshall Pearl M Mueller Lee Big 127 Barbour Drive Shaler William Sample Cridge 2316 Middle Road Indiana Township and Frank Henry Westhoff 2196 Juncan Ave McCandless.
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Otto J. Brindle
Jacks Run
Ross
Alice Robinson Mullen
Harden Drive
North Mills Estates
Ross Clarence Gilkey
Bella Vista Drive
Hampton
Norman Kuriger
Corappolis
Franklin Park
Harold M. Davis
Sylvan Drive
Joseph M. Fetter
Warrendale-Bayne
Marshall
Pearl M. Mueller Leebig
Barbour Drive
Shaler
William Sample Cridge
Middle Road
Indiana Township
Frank Henry Westhoff
Juncan Ave
McCandless
Woman Injured in See-Saw Accident at North Park
A 1 year old girl identified as Mrs Laws M Cardomone of 6022 Stanton Ave Pittsburgh suffered a fall from a seesaw at Rachland Grove North Park. She was treated at North Hulls Pass vacant Hospital and released after care.
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Laws M. Cardomone
Stanton Ave
Pittsburgh
North Hulls Pass
Jones
Rachland ‘Grove
North Park
Cardomone
West View approves 1964 budget for $439,029
West View Borough's 1964 budget totals $439,029.26 with major allocations for police and fire protection, general operating expenses, highways, health, sinking fund and miscellaneous costs. The plan, adopted unanimously, reduces prior year spending by about $11,000, and has been in effect since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View Borough
Three hurt in car door mishaps across area
Three people were treated at North Hills and Passavant Hospital for injuries from car door mishaps. Mrs Gordon Mayenck of Saxonburg caught her left hand in a door. Howard Taxlor, 6, of Ross, injured his two middle fingers. John Tomanin, 11, of Vernway Park Cranberry, smashed his middle finger on the right hand.
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North Hills
Passavant Hospital
Gordon Mayenck
Saxonburg
Howard
William Oa. Taxlor
Roderick Drive
Ross
John
Frank Tomanin
Sandlewood Drive
Vernway Park
Cranberry
Swisher and Clogan Named to West View Board
Swisher and Clogan were named to the West View Board of Adjustments at the Aug 1 meeting. Swisher was chosen to succeed himself for another term while Clogan, chief of patrio, was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Leon Olsen whose resignation was accepted at the July 14 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman Swisher
Logan
Board of Adjustments
West View
Swisher
Clogan
Patrio
Leon Olsen
Baptists vote to buy land in Ross
Members of North Hills Community Baptist Church in McCandless voted unanimously on Sunday August 16 to buy a 7.5 acre tract on Thompson Run Road in Ross. McConnell Associates Wilkinsburg will draft church plans. Land bought from Busch Nurseries Inc. The Baptists will receive 200000 from The May Co Kaufmanns for their building at McKnight and Peebles Roads Kaufmanns plans a shopping center work to start before spring.
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North Hills
McKnight and
Peebles Roads
Kaufmann’s
Car Fire at Glenshaw Church Parking Lot
Sha ler firefighters extinguished a car blaze near Glenshaw Presbyterian Church on Taller Plank Road on Thursday. The vehicle, owned by Donovan of 187 Sunset Lane, Ross, was reported to Sha ler police.
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Taller Plank Road
Sha Ler
Glenshaw Presbyterian Church
Donovan
Sunset Lane
Ross
Pine Richland Board Seeks Higher Public Attendance
Pine Richland School Board grapples with limited public access at meetings. President DeWH Bo Klink notes two agendas split for public and director use, withholding some salary and personnel details. The board approved eight department heads, with salaries withheld. names to be released after teacher confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine-Richland School Board
Bo Klink
Shaler to Dedicate Pool and Recreation Area on Sunday
Shaler will dedicate its 9945562 swimming pool and recreation area Sunday August 23 with a short program of entertainment led by Carl Ide of TV and radio as master of ceremonies. The Shaler High School Swing Band performs from 2 to 9 pm, with pool facilities open for inspection, including bath house and filter plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaler
W.L. Crawford
Carl Ide
Shaler High School
Village Manor Water Ballet
Crawford
Kiwanis Park
Motorcycle fall injures two boys in park
Two boys were treated and released from North Hills Passavant Hospital after falling from a motorcycle in Orth Park Saturday. John McCoy of 219 Dilworth St Pittsburgh and Donald Hoerr of 2654 Fills St Pittsburgh were involved. Hoerr assigned to return the motorcycle to the rental office.
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North Hills Passavant Hospital
Orth Park
Nori Parkpahee
John McCoy
Dilworth
Pittsburgh
Passavant
Donald Hoerr
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Hampton Board
James Hooks
Jacqueline
State Highway Departtment
Donald Migliorato
A . Eee Acct
McKnight Rd
McKnight
Babcock
Ross Community
U. P.church
North Hill Dairy
Northway Mall
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NorthPark
West Deer Township
West View Soo
Pine
Ull
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Icra
Alfred I Jacques
Informa
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Frances
Alymer — Girdwand
George Murphy
Clesus Alimendates
Ossie Santacrace
Barbara Hempel
Ruth Brown
J.T. Brinkley
Blank
Paul
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Bransom
Clas Robinson St. Willsburgh
Pine Creek
Shaler Pool
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