CC gmfety Make Use Vol. 63 No. 6 of “News Boxes” At Laing’s, Phillips’, Leyo's = a Promotion of Safety for BCI Area Children Is PTA Topic State Police Officer Speaker Here Tuesday The Safety Divigion ~f the eral Program Committee of the Y= BCI Joint P-TA presented its ac- | tin program titled, of Bafety for our Children”, at| the regular meeting of the P-TA efi Tuesday evening, Nov 15, afl the BCI Junior High School Au- citorium. Mr McGann, public ations officer nia Htate Police oop “C”, 8-1, of Punxsutawney talked on the subject, Hafety.' Several reports were giv- tn by Miss Anne Turner, elemen tary supervisor, on “Safety Pa- rol System in the various ele. mentary Schools, and Supervising Principal John F. 8mith on "Dri- ver Training Education which was established in intent of the BCT Joint at the beginning of the pres unt school term. Following the three reports, the Safety Division THe ted recommendations to th Joint P-TA for the purpos Jf the continuance of for the children A cop) these recommendations was ymitted to the P-TA Becretary i fF LC. C. Williams, to be placed on record for further action by the P-TA The business session was presid- | : (dents submitting essays od over by Mis J Leonard Ad gm, vice president, in the absehce of President John J The P-TA approved the follow. business transactions: Pay-| ment of travelling expenses at, the tate of 7 cents a mile to] speakers for December and April | ams. a contribution to the Senor High School Year Book - and payment of « for| Junches for four studenty who ac . companied Russell Doyle, + Sonal safety chairman, to a saf- Touciters Coll at na tate Teachers Colinge on Saturday, No- 18 group also ap- pst a special committee ap- ted for the purpose of making : plans for an be give to a second | and nd another to an ele { hoot for P-TA attend) The special committee com- Mrs. Jay E Moore, Sr, | : Anne Hevesly, Mrs Susan | O'Donnell and Mrs. John J. Gre award or | “Promotion | re- of the Pennaviva-: Commanding | ‘Highway | i Donnell are ‘members of their the secondary | Seh Promoting Eo Creinader | { instructor | obi ects of county | lobert Dotta and the PTA Pray: | the hospitality ihe Agta, 1100 per cent and the project by helping dren understand and obey {It is believed by the general j gram committee that this safet} promotion will provide an excel lent opportunity for | teachers and patrens to work to gether, with the children i achieve greater safely mutual understanding participation ia a vital part i safely program Last of all, it Mrs Clyde Neviing of the Rafety Division Mrs. Robert Dotta Pen G'Donnell and Mrs Ji the divi the chil tha pro Parent ig reco i that is dire For i that Ay shiny () ta OC progran remain and for them work on the safety our children for the der sof the PTA year An announcement was made on the December which will be held on Tuesday evening, Dec. 20 at 8 o'clock atl the BCT Junior High School aud torium. The program presented in the form of a Family Chra! nas party in under the dire tion of Mes Pauline Gordon Mis Robert Rydbom Dads will be guests of honor at this event Four sasays entitled "My Dad will be read during the program A certificate and an award will be presented to each of the fou essay winners. Deadline for stu to their homeroom teachers (8s Wednesday Nov, 30 Invocation was rendered by ' Rev. Zene Fleming. pastor of | Assembly of God Church, Hose. | bd The National Anthem was led by Robert 1. Balllett, a musi of the lacal schools | The pledge of allegiance was di rected by Mrs § John O'Donnell PTA directed by Mrs ion for CO the er was led by Mrs. Ben O'Don- pell. Flowers for basket decors tions wepe furnished by Mrs Ro- bert Dotts, Mra Ben O'Donnell Mrs. John ODonnell and Mrs. El- Hott Glass These flowers Were on display at the Coalport Kle- mentary School and BCI Junior | High School for having the high | est parent atlendance at . meeting. Other fare of the p included Mrz. Rheubena yle, Dr. A Pauline Sanders, Join F. Smith Mise Eugene M Brady. Sis Co Henderson, | ad Willis Harris, Mrs. James! Reilly and Miss Pauline Gordon. | Mrs. Sara Ginter served as sub- stitute for Childeare Division | chatrman Catherine Henderson in the care of children who ac companied their parents to the meeting. Receptionists were headed Mb comenittee, com of Mrs. Willis Harris, Mrs Fortney and Mrs Carl Pe . "Coffee time” cafeteria of the school and oll headed by Mra. Willis Harris | and Mrs James Reilly. A BA AIA Public Pack Meet Next Wednesday Open to Everyone Lively Time Promised By Cealport Youngsters The blic pack mee of the Xt Cub Scout I . 59 suditorium, Coalport. highlights Ev of the monthly public of the Cubs will be authen- tie Indian dance presented by the Chemeketa , Order of ig. This danced at the vert by the p No. 48, numerous requests Irvona Hoy Seout and hag Sad for public appearances Another feature of "the pack meeting will be a film entitled “IISA Headquarters” which de- plets the visit to Washington, C.. of five servicemen who tout Cho A melt Journey to 4 Oo et Bi They take the iided tour of the scenic wonders of Was D. C., including the well-known monuments, the : the Library and the ss of ted States. The film has with some and | general. It Ia a be the city Bhat "Frings to" au Americans a ie dficlais of he Dack Eo Be and a James E. Van a is considered suitable for thia particular pack meeting. The November thems of the Cub Scouts is “America Beautiful”. The Cub Bcouts will conduct their opening ceremony with of patriotic songs. hove il present selections ing a pia- apacial sot } dancing. vocal solo The Cub Seouts have their scrap books, plotures and braiding on and Girl Scouts of Area, all age groups, and mounted pict ay 20 Pages — 3 Bections participate in| $y) | irene pare tn through | of the i mmended | ard | i SE miinue ! ila | meeting | s 4 ani | the i pry m committee mem- | bers who functioned for the wel- Miss Henderson's students sided near Coalport, was held ‘had taught school for | B00, | Fellows i man of Fallentimber i BCI Junior High School. ! On this truly Am blessings He has thgse Liberties we emall measure of the strength He has endowed Coalport- [nona [dition PATTON, PA. erican holiday wi dened {Oo deliver on us with, have mhented. Ls. comiort. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, give thanks for the many We give thanks for enabling us to preserve We thank Him for the nich fields and for the industries that bring us a good living and no And we thank Him especially for revealing His truth to us, gIving the greatest wealth of all. 1955 A ROARS KL EAT a A. R Korman, 76, Ex-Postmaster, Expires Saturday Had Been Member of I0OF for 50 Years Henry Raymond retired postmaster Korman i 6 of - Bmithmill, died at 3:52 pm 18. in hi Rame following a long illness Mr. Rorman retired about vary ago after serving 20 as Smithmill postmaster He nine Saturday, Nov “ }e Yeu 4 a Year in Gulich Township The septugenarian was yaar member of Allenmians Independent Order of His son. Fred RR. Kor RD. served last vear as grand master of the slate [OOF organization, Fred RB Korman is a facully mémnber al A dau. Mary BR, a 5 Lodge Cael ghter of the deceased, fs a Smithmill teacher. The deceased, a former resident of Arrow, near Windber, also was a member of Owmcecla Mills F & AM; Mt, Summit Grange snd wus a lifelong member of Hon La theran Church, Glasgow. He wan active in community affairs po- litiend and religious Born July 17, 1879, in Alleman, Pa, he was a son of DD. Henry and Elizabeth (Alleman) Kor- man, and was preceded in death bv his wife, the former Anna NM Henderson, about 15 years ago Surviving are these Pred R., Hollentown, and Mary I£., at home. Also surviving brother, William and sisters, Mrs Allemans, and Mrs gon, Niggara Falls, Friends are being the late residence where servioms will be held at 2 p. m. Wednes- day, Rev. Wolfe and Rey, David Long. Interment will take plwte in Allemang Cemetery "55 Christmas Seal Chairmen Named The 49th annual Christmas Seal Sale, sponsored by the Clearfi¢ld County-Philipsburg Tuberculosis Bociety, got under way last Wod- nesday with over 15000 of the bright seals being mailed to the ing observed in the schools in the area Chairman in the many commu nities served by the Clearfield. Philipsburg Society were announ- ced by Mrs. Venita Higgins on behalf of the board ¢f firectors of the organization. Chairmen in the local areas in- clude: Miss Georgia MeMurray Ansonville; Mrs. illisn Mahaf- fey, Mahaffey; Mrs Carl Dutra, LaJose: Mrs. Alice Westover, of Westover: Mrs. G. B. Rickenbnu- chilGrer Ivan, Smithmill Kathryn Fem Rosa Thomp NY | public are cordially | h, Smithmill; Mrs. Freda Kar, finders; Mrs, Berths Blair, of {Frvona: Mrs tha Smyers, of | Conlport ; Mrs. Shits Mullen, Utahville, and Mrs, tine 120+ penhaver, Beccaria. oa are a} Sp ns Some Coby Held Over In order that this newspaper coniil rench you by Thanksgive ing, our composing Jepariosent was foreed to omit a few tems of general interest copy from this edition. These tems will _Sppent in the paner next week County’ s School Music Festival Plans Formulated Pl ian {a aunty for he 6 (Clearfield School Festival were forfiniuats 3 1 Be mon meeting of Administralo in Huston T #1 Penlield Inst Thursday evening The Association, gohool administrators dv, epted Curwensville High it 1y {ounts ation held igh Sohood the Ciearlield ARSON ghiy rs PWT rs posed lf af the coun RO an invitati fram Joint hol dod festival at Curwensville and voles | to continue the festival ws & two affair with rehearsals first oday and a matinee ening coficert the set Thursday and Friday wid were tentatively the dates for the festival, will be a combined band participation The administrators {so plans for an ing bee to be sponsored Clearfield Progress and ¥ the \PBEA branches county proposal BETies citizen whoo! problemas i spelling bee will i later. The (Charile Areas i School Lo the TE fash ond day March set -n 3, a": choral also endor. by referred of RPONSOT meetings ong Plana for the | be anpnounded | oh io Of meelingl Was in Vogelsong of High Bi i president Gift of ‘Courier’ Ideal Way to Please Those On Gift List With Christmas just around the corner, some of our readers already are considering subscrib- ing to the Union Press-Courier as an ideal Christmas gift relative or friend living away from the area who is still inter- ested in news from the “old hame town.” It's easy to do. Simply fill out on a sheet of paper the following information Name of giver. address name and address of person to whom paper is to be sent, whe- ther it is a new subsenption or a renewal, and whether the “BCI” or the "North Cambria’ edition is | desired. Place this in an envelope with $3.50 cash; check or money order, | and send it to: Union Press-Cour- ier, Patton; Laing's Store, Coal- port, or Phillips’ Irvona, Pa., or weekly newsboy. hoot, asOCia ton received in| of giver, give i\ Safe Driving tor for ‘and | YeRr around” Junior-Senjor | annual i the | and evs | organizations have #5 Traffic which | and | iatrated area-wide speli- | ¢ the | the 8 3 ! i charge of | Clearfield | Peeinber, for al i noy only on that day, dusk and darkness, but every day | Cut-Rate Store, |dren, two sisters to your |ers preceded him in death A notice of your subscription |2:30 gift will be sent to the receiver |Christian and Mission on colorful Christmas stationery | Church, Beccaria, with Setifned expressely for this pur. | Bartmas RS RASA FAO SDSS Dec. 1 Proclaimed Day By Judge J. J. Pentz Aim Is Day In Nation Without Car Accident Judge John J Iudge John J field County Penlt of the Pentz of Clear Courts Thursday Decembiee 1 as "S.I} Day". Hafe Priving Day in the county Acting at the request of Hiake Brown of Clearfield, county aGirec- 8-D Dav’, Judge Penix signed the proclamation in which | he urged observance of Safe Dr. ing Duy He also urged citizens to practice safe driving, not only on thal day in daylight, dusk durliness but every day the | The text of the proclamation Whereas, the appaling accident | rate on public highways is a mat- | ter of immediate and serious con. | corn to all citizens: and ‘Whereas, nearly 200 national joined with | Commitiee for Bafely in sponsoring the gecond nationwide "8-D Day”; on Thursday, Dec’ 1, and } “Whereas, it has been demon. that highway accidents an be reduced when motorists and pedestrians practice safe driving and safe walking: “Whereas, the purpose of Safe Driving Day is to demonstrate | the necessity for year round pub- lic support of sound, proven, year- around traffic safely programs. ‘Now, Therefore, as Judge of the Courts of Clearfield County, 1 designate the first day of De- | 1955, « ‘8-D Day’ --Safe | Duy and urge all cit practice sale driving, | in daylight, | the President s Driving izens to the year around, starting today. | “John J. Pentxy i attended tin tat | formed £ i Row jetty i at | ing 1 ry! | who presided at the meeling Pela land named to i! | GR i fre { Clearfield i 8 i A ie 1 3 i Were andl pre yon John J. Greinader Pens Open Letter { t Felio i Can { Guidance, | best i tory i my | of the marvelous efforts tha! | been | where | $200. 200, ON PRESS-COURIER Bingle Copy Than Judge John Pentz Named to Head Historical Society Thirt f nt srest oid first eeting of the new) field (oy $i puts sida! fy Hist wo Coli DOus last Mhareday at officers and a boan directors were tlected and ware fear Hadid learfield which Fyryi-g iy » posed by-laws presented fo i adoption County lahn J Pent wige WAR of the jd Y hoard of afficers Pregident May ¥ faeed Aired! sigh! IR Fis 4 other Hirectors and aa four a two A 1 $ APES # tes my tH fudge Fonts D¥irectors i D Hoy alex T { bolh of al riders, of It I of ’ sued King Pauline 3 1 Mit {her Rociely Harald Ha Hed Twp. he Furnes officers # i in exitdent Miss se tary Helen % atant ilich trons The pi ved Bitar relary far Fer posed hy laws aw ety tr ato ai FE? nted membership persons af the county. Arie ry f ft charter rod # & THI extol ard interested open all nite the history servation ited] ¢ Hye mit rested adveriald Sa ficley # ny y EMCO TY € ribet FET RTIR embers aw al inte coming 1 A A ¥ y i Pauline {Editor's NeieFollowing » an Open Letter written by John J. Greinader, Coalport, president of BCE JL. PTA) and Teacher 1s has assumed Sponaiiily when wes Chose have dren commilisd fo out care-—-we did this al we made our decision ww Parents Each of AR Te the manent io bDegome parents or teachers, The two are ina hati ; Rill as] somewhat inseparable &8 they both have the their goal: for Lhe parent ix pected lo supply the pPhywica quirements ip these under bi while the teacher, along with parent, is expecled lo supply the menial development, and the min. ister priest works for the spiritual well-being of us do it alone Eo from came 1o It ex - re- Ivy the at None § we Members: this decision hat be Parent-Teschet is from this that we musi realize how knit. how aSBAryY must eoordinalion belweaen the (wo With thoughts in lel me ask for your utmost operation by coming to our ings, ning the PTA, by serv. ing hildren as Deller ents. as better teachers. as ter Parent-Teacher Membern With vour help, and the Divine we CRn make this the of our local unit his clitsely nee he Lhe these ryt by oi Your Heat VeRr Thanks to all who work easier. for wi have made hy ’ 0a have he make me ¢xtend ’ t On made we would nit we are. and to all have had the confidence lo me vour President. let my warmest appreciatl Sincerely, © John J. Greinader President Former Sportswear Company Head's Estate Is $200,200 Members of the family of the late Herman A. Trichon, founder ® | and head of the Clearfield Hiports. i wear Co., for 43 vears, and Pp ns: BAYT ! nd } amma Wh age PAT 1 about ante representing the Chapter of :Ouy Spencer, For Aid In "Shots’ be half of the BCT Joint Bch- Dristrict {in lohn the (‘Omi ir Td he sey participants nslering niEf y tey 1 dare in expressed — Use the Courier “News Boxes” to Turn In Items of Interest Subsc riphion Rr Co ks Volunteers ot Investiture, Fly-Up Ceremonies Held By Coalport Scouts 5 Brownies Advance To Girl Scout Troop 2 Wednesday, Nov. 18, Coalport Pyownie Troop Noo 4 had an Investiture Ceremony in which seven girls became Brown Supervising Princi Bmith, chatrman of (Minis for the Balk fant Thursday aii the volun who assisted in the second hocula- | and third gra | ca) schools. He also | his appreciation Wo sna the huses who trans Ww » rt witln tions y thank hie wal orpdd Om the Me Wf parted the pupils free gratia to|les and in the Fly-up Ceremony the Flac # ria r&faport Qty § 17 oY mie mibers tranipenta &1 136340 A Hegarty Home Site 27. Of Local Area DAR | Chapter Meeting Was aiiie Had RADI fre nike Rapiain iy What An thst Lhe {pond Bs Soshannon Walder; Mire Plitricia Orr hosky V resigned her office. Te James Alexander seceived wn invitation to attend the SAR disiner meeting tn. Dimeling Motel irs Clearfield Margan, Regent, Mrs, fe ent. hers EIDE FRE Mire A Was # ing tise 81 the Mrs ES if State Hiate nt TRE fol of Aixp) aved the unique favors that aed by arn mil ies rere #3 the 81 Mra fr a Pennaviv eribed th pet Mas # Cig thie fhe ina lsien The i Chipler ema the “Christ Heritage” program wits presented by Miss Gertrude t Holman i port DOWIE apm 1400 "Martin of | | the oalport Branch of the factory | {untit his retirement recently, iahare his estate estimated in a will filed for pro. | bate in Philadelphia last week Eldon Matthew, 63, Beccaria, Dies Eildon Matthew, 63, a lifelong sident of Beccaria, died at 11:50 # m., Monday of t week at | the Philipsburg State Hospital He was a son of Stewart an Susan Robeson Matthew, Surviving are his wife, Lowie, | the following children: Darrel F. with the Air Force, Chicago, Ill Mra Susanna Morse, Williams. | port: Llewellyn A. Williamsport Basil ID, Buffalo, N.Y three | grandchildren, one great- grand. | child: three brothers and three | sisters: Mrs. Vida O'Shell, Cuy-| hoga Falls, Ondo; Mry. Lois io iss, Akron, Ohio: Livawood Mat- thew, Detroit, Mich; Mrs. Mar- | paret Me Masters and Edward T Matthew, Warren, Ohio. Two chil- and two broth: di Funeral services wire held at m.. Friday, from the Alliance Gene officiating. Interment was in Glasgow cemetery. Trichon, who lived in Philadel. shia at the time of his death id Nov. 8, was 65 wears old Trichon's widow, the Clara Kaplan, will receive least $30,000 annually from i trust fund, and the right at | a pose of the principal at the time of her death The risidue was left in i with $50 weekly going to a sister formes | will | al $ i i 1 | | Mrs. Ida Nusbaum, and the rest (divided in four equal parts | part goea to a son, Edward, ano- | ther part to grandchildren, Don. inlene and Ronald J. Trichon, third part to a daughter, Sonia One | ll and the fourth to a granddaugh- | Bazbara wartel PLANNING CONFEREN( XX Members of the Bucktail cutive Board and their ter Exe cently met at Hotel Dimeling in Clearfield for the annual plan. ning conference to review the progress the council has made to date this year and to establish realistic objectives for the year 1058 under the “Onward for God and My Country” program of the Boy Scouts of America, Mr. Geo W. Yohe, Council President, pre- sided. strict : Operating committees members re. Sahulte Twenty-two attended the local pot on Nov. 14 1865, Chapters guests: Mrs, Terrie Ridell Miss He ton; Mims Sam Josephine | windile, ! | Utahyille wr isodl Mrs iin Jordin rE med a Fn Stat sesMong Charities Gordon of Irvona. i Dinner, Congress, gave a the Raymond Hayes was the! #4 iViling Gertrude Helman gave a Lretiumie of Ber work 85 8 member ost and found committer ttee had in rng ior vil. the at regaed i reas, age lo all tithe main speakers atl the State AINE ress Eisenhower, president of Penn] | State University, helt of | five and Township ation Miss Mrs the facully for #4 girls became No. 2 regular and Johnson Casey Bummers § LTOOD provided thei The Frances M | meeting wis conducted by the Franca Fisher i five girls who were going into " provided | Proop 2 The Investiture Ceramo- £2 onetvad | was conducted for the the fol | tow ng Brownies: Betty Davis { Naney Ann Jenkins, Doris Mao | Mahute, Colleen Martel, Patricia Tomchelkt, Ann Posenhammer and (andy Young After their ceremony snd re ceiving their "Wings" he follow ing girls were presented fo Mrs { Inmes Young, leader of Tr 2 | tane Atland Carol Davis, Shirlee { Lesher, Judith Troxell, and San dra Wallace Brownie nap! as Fé Ameri Per No in Hegarly } RBatur Loonies Bell, Mra ga Yerna members of opehing for the and of Te. 'y Mary vind] by 4 Brownie Troop 4 and Girl Troop 2 provided the luncheon’ for the honored guests the gaven new Hrownies and the five gifs the Fily-up Ceremony. Teo into tice one of the Tender: requirements the five girls, the help of the visitors, sey the delicious luncheon jrowndes present in addition i to the above named were: Theresa Cosnick Patricia Flack, Karsn Hann, Patsy Poach, Irene Shan naman, Cindy Shank Ann Wil amps, Csthy Kost, Judy Coasiek, Mary Louise Greinader, Fiizabeth MeGiR, Anne Turner, Leader, and Mra Retia Wallace, Assistant, Those present from Troop 2 were: Nancy Oreenawalt, Maney Henderson, Jackie Gurnia Peggy {Opdenhoff, Esther Chapaioney, Jane Gallaher, Jane Sinclair, Car of Jean Forthey. Janet Freeman, | Colleen Spicher, Florence Young, was made’ Jane Smeal, Northa Beers Zea received the! Kay Gunia, and Mrs James tizenuhip” Medals Young, lesder 31 High Mize! The Brownies and Girl Scouts BCI High Miss sic helped celebrate her birth. Helen Bhoff and Henry: day Visitors were Mrs Don Wilkin. vice gon, Mew Sam Davia, Mrs Hee po Mes. Habn and Mra George : Helman Elected Vice President By ' S.AR. Members BH. 1. Btuart i¥ & * Sartng Tah recent | Dean I. Hile of Curwensville descrip- | Was elected president at the an- decorations and nus] meeting of the Susquehanna | Chapter of the Bone of the Am Mrs Stuart and her | #Tican Fevolution held recent] at ¥i lr hundred aitenc~ i dinner at the Hotel Di ing ale Ix nner. im Clearfield Other officers elected for the | year 1058 were. John B Heilman, Cosiport, first viee president; W Clearfield, second vice president; Leland EB. Mather, Lav. Clearfield. third vice presi- dent. Secretiry and Chancellor, | Waltér Swe Clearfield. Regis- Ann Wilkinson transfer lo # the Madera ‘A. L # ret Baoan Dred fret wilh sed Sol Houtz Morgan 2 presided Praver arid Lhe pened DY ional Anthem the ¥isg riiient (5 #TeTha Miss Defense Nedimyer also order of ihe Mens Paui Chair i & regs hy ‘itl GRAY M WwW report, Regular vi iow ed eparis of were giv including | Heers, charrman of | who gave the work this worthy kiherir Gordon reading “Thia Is ine en fair Mra CO gave a 1 © if amen ae students W. Rososky, first 2 an j srt of the State Congress if she was able Lo atlend e Congress and enjoyed jgtadl Mrs > silege, table ont the local Chapter 3 Pages were in attend | ATG A Ea Mrs. Haver des duties and the soc! that they participated: responsibility that the delegates thanked the for electing them to al- State Congress, ianity’s Relation Ww Our wis Lhe theme of the for the afternoon and V. Swuith, Corwernaville; T. R MECttn, Mahaltey, Pul- Clearfield. DT toiedl, Sahat? John B. Helman, Coal pose: Wilam E Mies Jr, Due : Dean Beaucht, Coslport: : . Mahlon Wells, Philipsburg: LL C. She included in her re- Hegarty, Coalport: Wyatt Gl unportant theme that Woodland: W. Donald Weaver, during the Siate DuBois; Fred § Hoffer, Philips “Christianity’s Herit- burg. the Chapters” Among! The following registrants of Lo- Senator Edward | cal Board No. 48 Clearfield. Pa. Mrs. Florence R | were inducted into the Army at | the New Cumbsriand General De and have these | been forwarded to the training Allen- | center at Fort Jackson 8 C, n Lithgow Flan. Donald Metuing Harter, Mor. cketts. Flinton. nsdale. McKeehan, Ber! Glenn Keith Kirk, Rockton. Mrs. Mary Bell | Fo Waiter Roessner, Clear if included: Dr. Milton and meeting, and and AMATEUR SHOW DEADLINE IS DEC. 19 | ry » toy Gis- | off the RE Wedneaday, i £ trust | ialport nning this week the registration Stank bufow is being Reb sr persons interested in entering the dnnual Amateur Sie of Coalport-Irvona fo be held at 8:15 p. m Bn 28, at the BCI Senior School Auditorium in Deadline for. regiatiation is 1 ¥. Dee. 19. AMATEUR SHOW REGISTRATION BLANK Sponsored by Rotary Club of Coalport-Irvona aang December 28, 1965 S15 P M Contestant or Contestants (If more than one, list names using same registration blank) Address - Phone a Type of Performance (voeal instrumental dance, other-—specify): If music is sued, state name of song or songs Approxt s a mute length of performance in minutes Name of Accompanist Address Return biank to Amateur Show Committee, Box Ceoalport, Deadline for entries is enter De 1» r. a —— iim
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