Youngsville Association Proposes TV Cable Expansion
The Youngsville Community Television association seeks to sign up members for cable service in uncovered borough areas. Board members include Rex Young president and Joe Littlefield vice president. Jerrold proposal chosen to guide installation with ongoing site surveys and biannual checks. Current service areas include west Warren, Bradford, Meadville and Oil City. Membership aims for 150 with entry fees of 110 for charter members and 137.50 for later joiners, plus a 2.00 monthly rental to cover Bell Telephone pole space. Initial funding of 10,000 required to move beyond planning. Meetings are Sundays at 1 30 in the Legion home.
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Youngsville Community Television Association
Rex Young
Joe Littlefield
Virgil Munson
Armor Johnson
James Ferrin
Jerrold
West Warren
Bradford
Meadville
Oil City
Bell Telephone Company
Youngsville Council appoints L. W. Hull to vacancy
Youngsville borough council, meeting February 1954, appointed Laverne W. Hull to fill the vacancy caused by Charles A. Jones resignation dated January 2 1954. Hull was sworn in by Burgess Kay and will serve on the Youngsville Public Library Association board. The council set millage at 16 for 1954 with 12 1 2 for general fund and 3 1 2 for debt reduction, raised sewer rate to 40 percent, approved Highland avenue paving, and noted January meter collections totaling $273.13 and annual 153 wats near $4000.
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Youngsville
Gilbert M. Sanford
Warren J. Kay
Charles A. Jones
Highland Ave
Laverne W. Hull
Anderson
Wilson
Hull
Burgess Kay
Max W. Davis
Jones
State Highway Department
Blacktop
N. Main St
Branch St
L. W. Hull
Youngsville Public Library Association
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Philco
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Roy McDowell
Youngsville Florist
Youngsville TV Association
DuMont
Earl E. Young & CO
Youngsville Association
Legion
Johnson
Young
Youngsville Council
Car
James Cowan
Walter Hardware Co
Emerson
Inessis
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