Borough council approves 1971 Masontown budget
Masontown councilmen studied and approved in full accord the 1971 budget. The vote and details were presented at the regular meeting, outlining planned expenditures and revenue projections for the year.
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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1971
Page
12
Masontown councilmen studied and approved in full accord the 1971 budget. The vote and details were presented at the regular meeting, outlining planned expenditures and revenue projections for the year.
Michael C. Miller of Uniontown named administrative trainee at Gallatin National Bank by president C F Ward. Miller is a Fayette County native, WVU BS in business, PSU MBA, former treasurer aide at Oglebay Norton Co. and acquisition analyst, later instructor at Penn State Shenango. He and wife have daughter Elizabeth.
The King Coal Association will host an appreciation dinner in Carmichaels for volunteers and collaborators behind the Pennsylvania Bituminous Coal Shows. The 6:30 p.m. event at the Carmichaels Grange hall on Route 21 limits attendance to directors and invited guests, with media members welcome for coverage.
Uniontown YMCA announces a Winter Social Education program running Jan 25 to Mar 22 led by Estella Sykes. Courses include drawing and painting, golf for all, cake decorating, folk guitar, tennis, knitting, crochet, and ballroom dancing taught by local instructors at various venues.
The Carmichaels Area Ministerial Association held its monthly breakfast at the Hartley Inn. Lenten Services will begin Ash Wednesday and continue each Wednesday through Easter with host churches providing the service. Good Friday noon to 3 p.m. services will be at St Paul Lutheran Church with laymen speaking the words of the Cross. Reports on the Week of Prayer in Lutheran and Christian Churches were heard.
Several clubs list weekly meetings with dates and times. The Lady Taylor Rebekah's gather Monday at 7 30 p m in Dunkard Lodge Hall. WSCS Rosary Altar and Greensboro plans notes appear for Wednesday evening at 7 30 p m or 7 p m. A Carmichaels Chapel program Singspiration featured Rev Kelley with hymns solos and trios.
Central Greene School District will loan 15 prints of famous paintings to students through the Elementary Resource Center at East Franklin School. Prints 18 by 24 inches will be kept in plastic cases and loaned like books to pupils and families, who will be encouraged to learn about painters and their other works.
Greene County Judge Glenn R. Toothman urged Health and Welfare Council to back a county juvenile detention center. He noted no such facility has existed since 1946 when a private home in Waynesburg was rented for about ten years.
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