April Dates to Remember April 6 th & 20th Borough Council meetings 7 pm april 14 th
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- SECTION 308 RUBBISH AND GARBAGE 308.1 Accumulation of rubbish or garbage.
- 308.2 Disposal of rubbish.
- 308.3 Disposal of garbage.
- Burning and Traffic Concerns
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- Point Marion Rotary Club Annual Health Awareness Screening
- May 28 th and 29 th
- Begins Wednesday May 4 through Friday May 6, 2016.
| April Dates to Remember April 6 th & 20th Borough Council meetings 7 PM April 14 th & 28th Albert Gallatin River Festival meetings 7:30 PM
Pt. Marion Park & Recreation Commission meeting 7 PM
Tax Day
April 27th Coffee and Conversation 7 PM
Arbor Day
If you have a news item you would like to see in the Pointer News, drop it off at Clar Mac Sales before the 25 th of the month to get it into the next month’s issue. You may also email them to kgriff5796@gmail.com .
April 2016 I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E 1 Restoration Project 2 Rotary Corner 2 Golden Pointers 3 Love your Library 3 Tax Information
The Pointer News POINT MARION RESIDENTS AND FORMER PMHS STUDENTS SUPPORT HISTORIC HONOR ROLL PROJECT
A campaign to preserve the Schoolhouse Hill Honor Roll is moving forward with a combined effort from those living in Point Marion and others who grew up in the local area. The Historic Point Marion Honor Roll was dedicated on July 2, 1944, and displays the names of 277 veterans who served in World War II. It is located on the corner of Union and Ontario Streets across from Point Manor Personal Care Home.
Point Marion resident Dewey Stillwagon was selected by the Historic Point Marion Honor Roll Committee to do the restoration work on the stone memorial. Bob Hubeaut and Chipper O’Neil will create all new wooden nameplates and shields.
$6,000 is needed to repair the Historic Point Marion Honor Roll. In March 150 letters asking for support were mailed to former residents. Donations large and small have been received from across the country. Many donors have recognized family names or neighbors on the honor roll. Others just fondly remember Point Marion.
In early February members of VFW Post #747 stepped forward to back the Historic Point Marion Honor Roll project. We hope you, too, will choose to preserve history, recognize our veterans, and support your community by making a donation. Please make your check payable to Rotary/Honor Roll Project, PO Box 157, Point Marion, PA 15474. For more information, email lareseter@yahoo.com or call 304-376-3690.
Beth & Larry Reseter – Cheryl Sweder
Point Marion Progress Club Sip & Paint Fundraiser Saturday April 16 at 1:00 (doors open at 12:30) Point Marion Eagles Hall $40
50/50 Basket Raffle Appetizers Desserts Soft Drinks For Tickets and information call 724-725-1830 or 724-725-5751
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The Golden Pointers are back on track. We’ve had all our March meetings, including our birthday celebration with entertainment by Vern Eberhart, Sr and Jr, Chuck Sicina and Tom Mankins. Tom was our only March birthday person. We do have fun, come and join us! Where else can you get a good lunch for two dollars? And free coffee!
Code Enforcement Department: (CODE OF THE MONTH)
All exterior property and premises, and the interior of every structure, shall be free from any accumulation of rubbish or garbage. 308.2 Disposal of rubbish. Every occupant of a structure shall dispose of all rubbish in a clean and sanitary manner by placing such rubbish in approved containers or
equipment not in operation shall not be discarded, abandoned or stored on premises without first removing the doors.
308.3 Disposal of garbage. Every occupant of a structure shall dispose of garbage in a clean and sanitary manner by placing such garbage in an approved garbage disposal facility or approved garbage containers.
Happy Spring. While the school year is slowly winding down, the Point Marion Rotary, the Point Marion First Baptist Church, the Point Marion United Methodist Church, and many in the community continue to serve our friends and neighbors at Friendship Hill Elementary through the backpack feeding program. We are still serving about 54 children through this important program as we provide weekly bags of meals and snacks. This program can only be done through generous donations from many friends and neighbors. We continue to accept donations of any amount for this critical program. Please direct donations to the Point Marion Rotary Club. Donations can be sent to Clar-Mac Sales, c/o David Callahan, 200 Penn St., Point Marion, PA 15474. If you are interested in volunteering to help with this effort, please contact Suzanne Marsh at
304-319-3880 . Thank you!! CORNER
R O T A R Y The Point Marion Volunteer Fire Department will hold a Gun & Money Bash Saturday April 2 nd
obtained by calling 724-725-3200. You do not need to be present to win. Doors open at 2:30 PM and there will be free food and refreshments.
Burning inside the borough limits is to be done on Wednesday and Saturday only. Man-made materials such as garbage or furniture may not be burned at any time.
the stop signs at the Walnut and Stewartstown Road intersection and the Union street Stewartstown Road intersection. Law enforcement officers have been instructed to watch these intersections.
The FHA and the West Overton Village Museum will transfer to the National Park Service a letter dated March 14, 1823, signed by Albert Gallatin, as U.S. Minister to France to his acting Counsel of the United States concerning trade agreements with France. The transfer will take place at Friendship Hill on May 1, 2016, at 2:00 PM at the FHA spring Membership meeting. It is time to sweep up winter’s mess on the side of the roads. If you sweep it into piles it will be picked up.
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Story hour for the spring will begin on April 16 th
th . Each session will be held from 11 to 12. All are welcome to attend.
The Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival is again offering to area libraries, a youth Art competition and Youth short story and poetry contest for 2016. The postmark deadline for each contest is Tuesday, May 10 th . Contest forms and additional information available at the library. We have the most used federal and state tax forms and also property tax rebate forms.
Library Hours Monday through Thursday evenings 6:00-9:00 Tuesday afternoon 2:00-4:00 Saturdays noon until 2:00. Point Marion Public Library 399 Ontario Point Marion, PA 15474 724-725-9553 www.pointmarionlibrary.com
Show up to clean-up There will be a clean-up day in Point Marion on Saturday April 23 rd . We will meet at the park at 9:00 AM. Many hands make light work so the more the merrier. Take pride in our town by helping to clean it up.
A second opportunity to clean up will be held on April 30 th . The Point Marion rotary club invites all who would like to help clean up Route 166 between Point Marion and New Geneva to meet at the Old Feed Mill site at 8:00 AM.
Tax notices The 2016 Real Estate and Head Tax notices for County and Borough were recently mailed. If additional people have moved into your household please notify the Tax office. If other data such as the address is incorrect the tax office would appreciate your help with the updates. The county, borough, and school district have recently sent out past due and delinquent notices for real estate and head tax. If the tax office can be of assistance please notify David Callahan at 724-725-5717 or by mail at P.O. Box 157, Point Marion, 15474.
Annual Health Awareness Screening
Saturday April 16 th
7:00 to 10:00 AM Point Marion Fire Hall 1 Cheat St Point Marion, PA 15474 Multiphasic blood test $45.00
No appointment is necessary. An appoint ment can be made by calling 1-800-524-3414. Fast from food for 10 hours and no alcohol within 24 hours.
Fundraiser for helping stray and community cats here in Point Marion Go to
www.yankeecandlefundraising.com
Enter group number 990095817 at checkout. For more information contact Donna Phillips at 304-951-8011 or gofundme.com/TNR Point Marion Look for more information in future newsletters concerning these events: May 28 th and 29 th Albert Gallatin River Festival at the park June 4 th All town yard sale featuring sales for the Progress club, St Hubert’s, and the PMVFD auxiliary; who will have tables at the fire hall for rent.
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Town Trivia For the month of April in . . . 1929—Stewart Motor Co. on Railroad St. installed new gasoline pumps to better dispense Tydol, the new green anti-carbon gasoline. It also sells the 16 ft. Thompson Hull (boat) as well as a complete line of fishing equipment. 1939—A 30 year old mother from Lake Lynn has set a record by giving birth to her 15 th child. *Undeclared war is imminent as Hitler threatens to send war planes to England. Mussolini of Italy has declared that he will definitely back Adolph Hitler in any situation . *Makes news—two cars collide on the dangerous curve near the Ice Plant on Route 119. (That is the road behind Jenkins Auto before they did the current road fronting the Auto Store.) *The American Stores Co. in town has two dozen eggs for $.37, 2 lbs of bacon for $.29, carrots $.05 a large bunch,a three pound bag of coffee is $.39. *Houze Glass has 400 employees, full production will give employment to over 600. They are recalling former employees who have been out of work for the past two years Over 50 men applied at the company’s office. *Unemployment office in Uniontown besieged by thousands of miners have announced it may be necessary to establish a branch office in Point Marion. 1949—Point Marion will join in the celebration of the 80 th anniversary of the A&P stores. *Point Marion High School seniors make plans to go on annual trip to Washington, D.C. Students will pay their own expenses: Bus $4.50 inc. all side trips, 3 nights lodging total $2.55, meals $1.25 per day. *There is a little clock shop located on Broadway that will repair all kinds of clocks and watches. *Two local servicemen will be interred this week in the Arlington National Cemetery They are Edward Zelmar, Jr. and Sgt. Reino Wilson.
a foot passenger toll of $.10 one way.
minute meters. 1982—Council votes against a 50 unit housing project for Point Marion. It now faces a $100,000 lawsuit from the Fayette County Housing Authority as a result of this action. 1994—Point Marion High School building is auctioned for $47,000. 1999—Demolition clean up to help remove the last of the old Cheat River bridge, the stone piers.
MARK YOUR CALENDERS POINT MARION BOROUGH HARD TO RECYCLE and ANNUAL CLEAN UP Begins Wednesday May 4 through Friday May 6, 2016. ACCEPTING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS USED TIRES ( Passenger and Light Truck not on wheels) No Large Truck or Tractor Tires accepted. LARGE STEEL APPLIANCES, Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, Refrigerators, Hot Water Tanks, Stoves, Window Air Conditioners, (Freon will be removed) ELECTRONIC ITEMS Televisions, Computers, Microwave Ovens and other small Items. There will be a charge for these items but at this time the cost is unknown. (Watch for posters in the next few weeks for that information ) WE WILL NOT ACCEPT HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE OR PAINT CANS HOUSEHOLD TRASH WILL BE PICKED UP BY GREENE WASTE SERVICES LLC Place all items out at normal solid waste pick-up location For information call the Borough Office at 724-725-9560
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