The Cumberland News from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 8

l-Tln Cumberland News Tuesday, Octeber 23, 1973 Surplus Is Reported By Circuit Court Clerk Paul C. Haberlein, clerk Allegany County Circuit Court has reported receipts of $541, 016.22 for fiscal 1972-73 of which $213,373.71 was turned over to the. county. The office, a self-sustaining operation, also noted that re ceipts were shared with incor- porated towns in the amount of $51,631.68. This resulted from collections on licenses and other fees.

Fees, licenses and commission payments to the State of Maryland accounted for another $124,253 and salaries (clerk, regular and part-time employes) $106,777.47. Haberlein noted that sheriff fees paid to other coun- ties amounted to only $238 while Allegany County i $2,770.95. The fees are the result of law transactions, which Carl F.Sohmulz Associates, Inc. 16 S. Liberty St.

Insurance I Real Estate Ttl. PA 4-0880 Representing The Continental Ins, Co. included the serving of lega papers and the like, he said. During the fiscal year ending June 30, the clerk's office com pleted the second phase of continuous re-binding a repairing of mortgage, land marriage and other record books which are kept on file. The first phase was conducte( last year and another is under consideration at a cost of 54,000 Total cost would be $10,000 for the three phases.

The work, under supervision of Mr. Haberlein, is being done by employes of C. Edwin Hultman, Pittsburgh. The se- cond phase took several weeks, Rummage, Bake Sale Is Slated The Evitts Creek Valley Assoc ation will hold a rummage and bake sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

on Saturday. The sale will be conducted on Sunrise Avenue, off Williams Road just 'past the city imits. Signs will be posted. The sale committee includes eAnn Callis, Kay Robinelte, Men Pfeiffcr, Ramona Cook- crly, Jackie Kaiser and Edna lookerly. Anyone with items they would ike to have picked up should call 722-2819, 724-1437, 724-6597 or 24-3102.

Among the items that are needed are furniture, cloth- ing, knicknacks and baked Mr. Haberlein added, and marks the first time in many years that records have been repaired and rebound. The expense is being borne entirely by the clerk's office, Mr. Haberlein said. Following is the fiscal repon for 1972-73 as submitted by the circuit clerk: American Education Week To Be Cited By Schools Clerk's Financial Sheet RECEIPTS: Criminal Cost for Allegany County 320.00 County Pinbail and Music Box licenses 3,1:9.00 Recordation stamps H0.9Z9.90 Transfer tax lw.wB.4S Notary commissions 320.00 Hunting fishine licenses 4,480.60 State fc County traders licenses 100,562.27 Alcohol licenses 65,606.00 Marriage licenses and civil weddings 15,757.00 Recording fees (deeds, etc.) 88,131.25 Court cosU (law and equity) 20,515.05 Sheriff fees 2,770.95 Miscellaneous and Jury Fund 13,718.03 1540,871.51 Schools in Allegany County be observing "American Education Week" this week by holding open house for parents and pther concerned citizens.

All elementary schools in the county will be open for visitation the all' this week. The high schools have open house according to the following schedule: fresh- today; Wednesday; juniors, Thursday, and seniors, Friday. Also as part of the observance, an education week display has been set "up in the window of the Blue Cross-Bliie Shield office on the corning of Baltimore and Liberty streets. The display features designs for the rebuilt West Side School art work by area high school Amount retained from previous year DISBURSEMENTS: Allcfinr Cdimtjr: Traders Recordalion stamps 105,390.84 Sheriff lees 2Z.M Marriage licenses and civil weddings 6,905.00 Criminal costs- Pinball and Music Box licenses JJ' 9 Alcohol- licenses 63.789.00 Slale of Marjrlind: Notary commissions Traders licenses Commissions on local licenses 2,711.51 Transfer tax 108,875.18 Excess fees transferred 6-30-73 5.902.M Incorporated towns: Barton Westemport Cumberland 38.2S6.62 Lonaconlng 1,629.89 Frostbtmt 8,160.97 197.80 144.71 1541,016.22 students, a PTA exhibit and sev- eral 'exhibits by individual classes around the county. The theme of American Edu- cation Week this year is "Get Richard Mappin, of Allegany County Teachers Association, has stated, "We (the teachers) want you (the community) to "get involved" with us in providing the best education possible for the stu- dents of Allegany County." Mr.

Mappin also feels that American Education Week is a good time for all Americans to reassess the nation's priorities. He comments, "In 1970-71, for example, estimated federal ex- penditures for education were 54.4 billion, just over one- twentieth of the $82 billion we spent for defese. Total educa- tional expenditures federal, state, and local were only half of those for defense. I feel that it is about time change in our national spending priorities." SINUS SUFFERERS iml MWI (of fadwiv. "Wid tofclM and wntiwowly le drain ond dwroll On.

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