angeftst Bffty Graham's 1,500, mostly teen - agers, re- “| tuesday night in the Melbourne/sponded to his call for ‘“‘deci- b air Music Bowl. More than/sions for Christ.” tT i : : | : Charlotictown, Thurs., Feb. 26, 1959. 13 —furniture and floor mat- f th ting, $587.95 — maintenance and oO e year ! closaing scpylics, $2.20 — re i ie A DELUXE 11 CU. FI. of Rtarsice te tas meee to the following questions: : (1) a- Were tenders called for {to the Vocational School? - ders were and« ; . what channels and give number . eet 10.00 Down. - Up to 2 years to pay : | the name of the party whose , 00 oe accepted. no tenders were called, No outside financing — Fae © Gis coasts bo a cost plus basis, give details regarding such arrangements oa eo of all parties involv- ES EUR OES | sstseennaoe bk PLUS TRADE-IN no came to date Sant ot Sia 4 ‘aa Sere ernment estimate of the ultimate f. : old refri (5) What portion of the’ total your retrigerator cost is paid by the Federal Gov- ernment? ANSWERS 7 REG. 339.95 1. (a) No. « . é ’ 2. The building is being built . " by the Department of Publie Works.* PRESENTATION MADE * 3. See 2 above. . anuary, A presentation was made by|diesel shop, bridge and building; adian National Railways. Mr. 1959. Estimate $240,000.00. 8 assistant car’ foreman W. A.|department and stores depart-|McFarlane was employed at| 5. 50 percent of cost if not ex- » “4 Livingstone (left) on behalf of|ment to John McFarlane on the| Charlottetown and Borden as a/ ceeding maximum capita! allot- ' fellow employees of the Canad- ion of this retirement after|carman. He is a veteran of the| ment available for § year period. pecia | ian National Railways, car shop,!35 years of service with the Can-'First World War. Expected recovery about ene . ® amount and breakdown of ‘i Answers To Questions \rs:r---ss-2| Taree Children ) Were rs ¢ r any e 1 . of the work on repairs and re/ Die In Que. Fire @ 11 CU. FT. CAPACITY | . ‘ (6) What. is kgs ge VAL MORIN, Qur. (CP)—_ ~ , ditures im total to date of said| great coming ere arned te @ FULL WIDITH FOOD FREEZER building including purchase price? oe eee oe — (6) Give breakdown of item of| 5, Driva'e lodge for retarded ch @ LARGE PORCELAIN HYDRATOR | $21. 323.43 for maintenance of said _ Morin, some es | ‘The Interim Commission nj er any requests had been receiv-| building from March 31, 1957 to) 41 shee @ SLIDING MEAT TENDER ‘ Hospital Insurance has not sub-|ed from the Village of Victoria] March Sl. 1968. on itted rt to the Govern-| requesting the building of a cause- The Rowan bank lodge @ INTERIOR LIGHT cat osoneline to an answer|way at this point also received| The amswers are as follows: | storey eae ee ein yr |given on the order paper by|a “No” answer from the min-| 1. Elevator $7,570.50; electrical| destroyed in the early morning @ SPACIOUS STORAGE DOOR |Health Minister Bonnell in reply | ister. supplies $2,661.32; plumbing $2,-/ fire. ‘to a question asked by Dr. L.|OLD POST OFFIC® 438.72; furniture $333.62; paint! ‘The dead children were ident @ REMOVABLE DOOR SHELVES |G. Dewar (PC-2nd. Prince). R. R. Bell asked the following | 2nd labour $5,011.50; renovations! ified ag Fernand Bouthillette, i | No money has been paid to Mr.| question of the Minister of Public | $41,314.38; building purchase $15.-/ Corrida Boucher, 9, and Semuel @ BUTTER COMPARTMENT | Gordon MacDonald of Victoria in| Works: 000. Clarke, 8. } \ {lieu of inconvenience caused by| (1) Give a detailed break-| 2. Yes. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Demers @ 5 YEAR GUARANTEE | the dismantling of the Victoria|down of the item in Accounts of} 3. (a) $12,577.66 — (b) elevator | were in charge of the Laurentias e bridge. zone ae the a a “Old Post Office’ - $74,330.-| $6,842.04 — renovations $5,735.62.| Moutitain Lodge. Owner ie Paul | NUINE AIR RAIL led by Hon Keir Clark, ac on | 10. 4. Yes. Trudel, of Montreal. i [Ss FEIGID E BY GENE | behalf of Hon. J. George Mac-} (2) Has any further sum been| 5. $86,907.76. Mr. Demers said he was await i HARDWARE DEPT. AT BOTH STORES MOTORS |Kay. The question was asked! spent since March 31, 1958 on this} 6. Salary for caretaker and|ened by smoke and by the sounds | by Frank Myers (PC Ist. Queens) \puilding? oe $3,474.07 — electrical sup-|of the children running sbout es ‘ Mr. Myers question as to wheth- \ (3) @ answer ‘yes,’ \ givellies, $1,613. a $591.94| the roof this morning.

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