VALLEY'S CONTRIBUTION
SHORT $2 A. 2 5
Don Ingalls, Committee chairman of
the Loyal Order of the Moose an
nounced this week that only another
S24.25 would bring the Valley’s con
tribution to the' emergency Polio
Dpiv*e to $500. The proceeds of
last week’s Bingo games amounted to
*475.75.
Because Mr. Ingalls feels that
there are Valley residents whn wo
would like to round out the contri
bution to an oven figure, he is
planning to wait until Saturday to
mail the check to the Polio Founda
tion. In the meantime, if there
are those who would like to contri
bute, they may leave donations at
Crasser’s Hardv/arc or with Mr. In
galls .
Last week's Bingo party was a com
plete success, Mr. Ingalls said.He
expressed his gratitude to the Val
ley residents who attended the oven
to tht merchants who gave th~ir con
tributions, and to his co-committee
workers, Ralph Moore and Claude
Carroll, who helped make the eve
ning so successful.
An amended list of contributors to
the prize list was announced by
Mr. Ingalls as follows: Co-op Foun
tain and Lunch, Ken’s -.l^ctric Sup
ply, Kirk’s Sales ana Service,
Clara's Variety, Kctchikrn Spruce
Mills, Mac's Plumbing Shop, Carl
Meier and Grassor's Hardware,
HAVE YOU PA/D
■ YOUR $5. OQ ?
WHO iHJST ?,Ar SCHOOL TAX: All male
and female persons over 21 and under
55 years of age must pay the school
tax (v/5.00 for each person) ; a fe
male person who is unemployed and
who depends for her Support entirely
on her husband is not required to
pay the tax-•'
WHEN PAYABLE: The tax is payable af
ter. the first of January in each
year. It must be paid to the Tax
Commissioner upon demand. If no de
mand is made for payment, it must,
nevertheless, be paid to the Tax
Commissioner on or before the first
day of December in each year. -
If payment is not made prior to the
first day of December of each.year
in which tax is due a.penalty of
v2.50 attaches and both arc collect
ible by suit.
NON-RESIDENTS SUBJECT TO TAX,The tax
is payable by non-residents as well
as residents. If the non-resident
is merely a sight-seer or tourist,
he or she is not required to pay the
tax; but if he or she --engages in
business or employment, he or she.
bgggmes liable for ‘the payment Of th;
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Callaway Towels & Tableclothes
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Distinctive Luncheon Sets
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St. Michael's Catholic '•'hurch is
holding its annual Bazaar this Sat
urday .November 19, in the Community
Hall at 7:30 p.m. Many lovely prize
will be given away. Outstanding
among these will be an Automatic
Electric Range,.- Silverware, Silver
Tea Pot and a Handmade s,uilt.
There will also be the usual Bingo
games,. Lunch stands, and many lovely
gift items on the counters for sale.
The public is cordially invited to
ttend.