1952 MM
1954
100.41
1.68
1965 Total Tax Penalty interest Total
2» 2.60
61.98 162.39
2.60 2.60
2.60 2.60
•78 .78
1.09 2.77
.13 .23 2.96
ai2 26.66 197.17
.13 .23 2.96
.13 .23 2.96
.04 .07 .89
.14 .45 3.36
31.77 31.77
1.59 2.86 36.22
1-40 1.40
2.16 1.40 . 3.56
144 .94 £33
160 1,04 2.64
.07 .13 1.60
.18 .58 4.32
.12 .39 2.09
.13 .43 3.20
2.35
9.45
6.25
20.77
30.45
81.22
82.00
70.44
3.30
23.77
1818
17.83
18.51
58.80
103.15
4894
iM
7491
8.72
04.81
8.00
39.04
195
11.00
20.82
• ■ v
2.35
15.70
20.77
23.77
18.18
48.28
18.51
103.18
11868
545
7491
104.15
1097
U90
2tt.52
.12
.79
1.04
1.19
91
2.41
93
9.08
5.16
893
97
375
5.21
.53
.58
1.03
.21
2.55
1.87
2.14
1.64
8.00
1.07
39.63
998
19.13
.89
6.74
17.11
2.09
1.05
1.85
2.68
19.04
23.68
27.10
20.73
56.09
2141
24293
11799
140.14
0.01
05.40
126*7
1390
13.29
23.40
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Boy Scouts Fish
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Several Boy Scouts were flown
to Uganik Lake Monday by Vince
Daly, where they caugnt the limit
of trout.
The boys taken on the outing
were tlKiso who had advanced in
grade during the Scout summer
camp. These chosen were Alan
Austerman, Richard Hess, Eric
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TRAFFIC TICKETS ISSUED
BY POLICE DEPARTMENT
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One hundred and fifteen traffic
tickets were issued for the month
of July, according to the Police
Department report just issued.
There were nine arrests for speed
ing
Three traffic accidents were also
reported, but there were no in
juries. There were ten ambulance
calls. A total of fifty investigations
were made. Of ten dogs picked up,
nine were disposed of.
Some of the other infringments
of the law which kept the Depart
ment busy, were: Drunks, 14; op
erating a motor vehicle without a
license, 3; negligent driving, 2;
minor drinking, 1 and first degree
murder, 1. “
POLICE SLOGAN
Drive Carefully. It’s better to
have a light foot than a heavy
heart.
DRIVER AWARDED
Mildred Rextrew was given a
Safe Driving Award last week.
Mrs. Rextrew is the third in the
current drive. She wins a theatre
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