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PHILIPSBURG Philipsburg Council 621, United Commercial Travelers, met Nov. 29 and heard state police trooper Robert Cessna present a program on safety. Members of the aux iliary joined the UCT to hear Trooper Cessna tell of the inspections he makes on state inspec tion stations in Clearfield and surrounding coun ties. He outlined the proce dures of inspection and the qualifications needed at the inspection sta tions. He emphasized that persons taking their motor vehicles for in spection should make sure that the inspecting party pulls one front and one rear wheel on op posite sides, because the official inspection is now made only once a year. He also said that to en sure g children’s safety, school buses are in spected more often than once a year. Following the safety presentation, the council met in regular session to ayl bills and read and ake necessary action on communications. Dona tions were made to the Hurricane Hugo Disaster Fund, the Salvation Ar my and the Pennsylva nia Lung Association. Samuel Tulowitzki, chairman of the Ladies Night banquet and Christmas party, reported that prepara tions are complete for the dinner, the enter tainment and the door prizes, and he urged the membership to respond with a good turn out. The Christmas party will be held Dec. 9 at 6:30 .m. at the astern Star emple in Clearfield and the numbers to call for reservations, due by Tuesday, are: 765-4983, 857-7705, 765-8611 or 342- 4545. Arlene K. Hunsiker was approved for mem bership and member deaths reported were Norman Duke on Oct. 22 and Joseph Ricotta on Nov. 5. Following the meeting, the ladies auxiliary served refreshments.
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Clearfield Progress
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Dec 01, 1989
Page 24
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Kerry L.
