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Bedford Inquirer (Newspaper) - October 22, 1971, Bedford, Pennsylvania Established 17 Bedford supervisors elec injured on Turnpike a Chicago woman was killed and three other women injured in a one car crash on the Turnpike tuesday at about four Miles East of the Bedford state police refused to name the dead but county Coroner Alton Barefoot identified her As Helen of she was the owner of a car driven by Wiebka Breezewood to receive the state department of com Merce will present a Check for to the East Providence municipal authority in ceremonies at the fire Hall Here at 4 the Check will be used to help pay for the construction of a sewage collection system and treatment Plant in representatives from both state and Federal Commerce departments will state police said the car went out of ran off Roadway and struck an pm the Latten woman was dead on arrival at county Barefoot listed the cause of death As a crushed Dunning and two other Martha and Emily were listed in satisfactory condition at the Hospital tuesday of a spokesman said All three suffered state police said they were withholding information on the dead woman because they had been unable to notify the next of an Man escaped injury at monday when his pickup truck crashed on 30 about three Miles West of state police said Albert lost control of his vehicle and it crossed the Highway and struck a Telephone rotary briefed on Philippines Jose a diminutive Philippines Myca worker with a Strong gave members of the Bedford rotary club considerable insight into his native country a graduate of Philippines Wesleyan University with majors in education and is spending a year in the and is currently living with the Clyde Koontz family in friends he is part of the 4h Fye International farm youth Exchange in a in formative slide showed Many facets of life in his native he pointed to one Aerial View of where he has worked and and said that Jitney converted jeeps Are the most popular form of transportation there is More Public than private transportation in the because the Cost of is so the Island currency is on the float which has driven costs even electricity has invaded some and of course is prevalent in Urban but Sotto is virtually unknown in most Rural the water Buffalo is our he Sotto got a boost from the fact that virtually no one owns any land in the snowing a picture of an age sold cart drawn by a beast of Sotto that most roads Are everything is a byproduct of the dirty game of he there might be a budget for but it goes into the pockets of the he is one of the prime Dollar earners in the the islands Are and spotted by Rice paddies rising up Steep hillsides in the he pointed Are virtually in the Center of the ring of Asia at the Western end of the Sotto concluded Hir presentation with two internationally popular in English what color is gods skin and if we change our Call on god for our rotary youth Exchange chairman Bill Griffiths told the club there were several possible exchanges from a variety of but Homes for them to stay in Are three newly elected officers of the Bedford county township officials association discuss upcoming issues with former president Jerome Boyd from and regional sewage facilities coordinator Richard Rej John Harold Defibau first and cd ass Secre were elected for one not shown sewage a Chilili key topic for s we come Here for the purpose of and sharing our said president Jerome in opening the an Nual meeting of Bedford county township delegates at the 49th annual convention which was held at Trinity lutheran emphasized environmental resource the main topic discussed was act the sewage facilities Richard regional sewage facilities coordinator from spoke to the group concerning environmental resources and act Reeder explained that the state government has placed All authority and responsibility for enforcement of act 537 into he said that township officials should not confuse act 537 with the solid wast act if i dont accomplish anything else Here Reeder id like you to get to learn the difference Between the he explained the difference bet Ween solid waste and sewage and emphasized the sewage problem facing the county act 537 was approved Back in the act charges municipalities with two major to plan for sewage facilities through a planning Type of to Issue permits under a permitting Reeder explained that Bedford county supervisors would be interested in second permit issuing part of i you do two he the first Plannie already been taken care the Thi the use of a Section 8 of the act Sayi All municipalities administer the proviso Section which permits and inspect Section 7 states that person shall install a div dual or comm sewage disposal system without first Taining a municipalities must be is to Issue permits or else doing your citizens a Reeder the township off considered issuing Pel for the Law collective Doe lie ends in county treasurer e Morrison said Friday Ning the last of be county Antler less licenses had been it was like a Wai Morrison is the continuous crowd a office on the court i front Doe tags went on Sale and in the 19 working which Morrison one or two helpers proc an average of Over 400 a a Large crowd gathered first some of

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