[HISTORY: Adopted by the Borough Council of the Borough of
Clearfield 1-18-1932 by Ord. No.
430 (Appendix, Part I, of the 1966 Code). Amendments
noted where applicable.]
The ordinance of the Borough of Clearfield approved the 8th
day of February 1898[1], entitled "An ordinance creating a Firemen's Relief Fund
for the firemen of Clearfield Borough, out of the moneys paid or to
be paid by the state Treasurer to the Treasurer of Clearfield Borough,
under an Amendatory Act of Assembly, approved the 28th day of June
1895 and providing for the investment of said Fund and the application
of the same to the relief of firemen, and for the establishment of
a Firemen's Relief Committee," be and the same is hereby repealed.
[1]
Editor's Note: Ord. No. 109.
Moneys and securities in and pertaining to said Firemen's Relief
Fund of said Borough of Clearfield be and are hereby appropriated
to the Clearfield Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association, to be administered
by its Firemen's Benefit Trust, formed for the sole purpose of furnishing
relief to volunteer firemen.
