The Gunilla: Pam I Wet. January M, 1957 ”

Trawler For Mulgrave is Big And Up-To-Date

India Plans To Improve

Fire Committee Notes I. . Need For New Pumper ?:1.::i..f:f..f'l:?:..:'?:'.:::::i..... e... e... e.

Urgent need for a new pitmper MUI-GRAVE. N-S 'CPt-when Indian government has decided to cal drama interspersed with ae- M

Noted ln SCl'TOOlS Re OTT rm-rewn wlouw not be een-- .-..- .. . . tor the col l.-he D, l - lulu -lh l - - lh . the steel! 2331011 15 "IE IW er help the country's film industry quences of singing and dancing. noted tn ll-lg uuuuul "pun 3: ll: auuuuwhogm cuuulgll la; lueellhtu Aelidtl Sllbwblrd Bl-9311194 "Om to make better films. The government has been very

ll attththm.-ii students were en- will be required next school yearmwest Kent schools have again I Fire Committee, ehhmttted ht wtththth De "uncut lh llu e here on her maiden Voylle to the Its plans include the creation of conscious of the impact of movies lAHP'mN- N-l (CH-Hlrrl lulled ll, the city; schools lastlone Vacant mum ln Queeen Char. quom ollpupuu um we hunt" I" n-muting or the City Councu lu: "(me u: mgcondmon & mevuergl (Guiana tB:nl;:wr:::nt!ly.p::;i::erIl1tt; a national film board witlila pro- in a country where most people Defoi-at Fowler. I1. es: of two year. according swhth? ;nnludalsr:- lotts llfizltlhsclillooll was rented for u lpeijformtng a very useful purpose. night. Following are excerpts from neat Pumper: that is is iInpera- lo, ttlt. mlhu town on the Cause grscllsllznnfeurlzaufilgl-gwii:dYlce apd "9 will hmwmm ud hlurwhhl Saint John Youths charged with poi”! of the City coo 03! u - sltueark soc el riistees of Spring The former is under the direction the report, whteh wu given by tive that a new Pumper be pur. slum. it t to l l Is. an .in- years I aslstepped up awn huueeil "null nu "D. d I "''”””.T"”””” '”"" "' ” C"'tw'3nx i"i3”scuoons if.' ””'.?””M”..."”i..”". hit? "” uchtw" Ah w”""'' G''"'”' """ ”'”'”'.,,,..,.,,'""'”" """ ” W "" AB Wubraham British-bom ...'a"5onu..ei' 'iZsJ5ei.""i...i"2";'.'i.l 3.1.1? ..";i?.”J.'fJ.i”1mf.'oi ".535?""'m' to-nu sir! nee:-are it I- c m:l' tt er econ. eecairmnn: et tin to de- " ' - . 5 ' , ,, ' .'.

hflhe total number of pupils en- Sc'l;Atlth9 Qlilien Charlotte liiglii .”hIlIr.u.lohn Ready WI! IP99”? 59 Ind late: 1956 was an ever Illlltely u'll9c::I' cgililizellse the .fuli g:l':r'Ilull,:'."l'l'e'lthe','s:;sAlcl1'ell1:rahl;ll5g1; tilgiveation bureau to handle censor- mercial exhibition: ' . been freed on 81).”? ball it ill lulled ul the ullys schuots dlll-mg to 2f.?,.bl;ll-Illlla gaming was given director of Physical Education I use normal year. and while the protection they expect from it. should land more than uluoolooo P- pr I H l u u The governments film dIVl;:0II ancbud noun”,

1955 was 2.785. Of these 419 attend- ln lb ys Ill! d rades 7. B. and 9 September ieplacin ML. Ear sear slaw! the largest number of The statement of itemized ex- uuuuuu ul huh lu 1957' hoosuhu to geslen aioh bo miese plruposals produces a weekly newsreuellr w ch nu neg” youm wmlum Ron. all Queeulchuhlutlu Hhghl 413 at, rk agica h rawing land WDOd-lNICll0lBOIl. whose reaignatam genes: alarms in the hlstory ofl PCl1l:llllX'zl for the. year as atI.ach- lhe fu.m.u euruluus by ouellhlrd . 'ori'a!il'ilrmenD y BEJlllI1:(lEI'kT0I' most theatres are re: ed to I” now I, I. uh-is ha” in k" tr-ntied Prince Street; 331 attendedlwo . un er tle direction of Mg-.ll-est-gtfully accepted in June. 9 par ment, nevei-the ess, fire. ed ereto amounting to a total of hull ml-slug llvluu uluuuurus lul. "ll l 3100-. r- - lei Br. shop and issues I lteli y fuelm v v

west Kuul. 8835 attended Queeulmnaron E, Tait, whue etmltlll. tn, ll,,.ugl-alum, t, pl-out-euthg thyott; losses amounted to only 899.053.00l 817,356.81 which compare. f.avoui-- no emulu ecu coincided with the celebrations of of documentaries on India a life. lllxlltrlte G- Ktlll Kelley ordered square hull 55l utleuded Ruchtordlstruction was given to 226 boys ofiably" httheugh the 39.,-d wt" ug which was a decrease of siss.s9o.- ably with 1955 expenditures of 321- Bulll lu lhhehueeu suulluuu the the 511"" lubilee 05 the first In- history. culture. art. industry. PIrb- thG Pltr "M15495 to 3'" "nth S uare. luruues 5' hl 7' uhd ll ul Queenluble to lluu u uulluhlu put tlm. 00 from 1955. 275.73: the fact that we are 3700.00 shuwhud is helleued um 'm05ll dian sound film. Alamara, exhib- lic health. agriculture. hygiene their trial in circuit court in March (ll . '1 u C 0! me Boardsquare School under me dlrecllonllnslruclol, hu. Elumuulun, Grad”. one of the major problems con-l over our estimates for the year is modem Cauuuluu hshlhg lruwler ited in December. I931 l Though and current economic and social following separate preliminary in-

'””3 lo” "1 Pmeuuluuu ul .lh of Mr. John Danton. Splendid worltt "During the year the Provincial tmhhhg 0'-"' Fire Department 10!” erplllrled by the unforseen neces- llluul skippered by Newfotlhd. hlmh had been "W9 m mdla hwblemst . hm”'"'

for the year was 5 . 5 W) lh - l some years has been that of that. sit at thhth on the 4th en thee; i ' . t , since 1912. sound films gave the Some of thesc documentaries - .. is be g done in these Depart- Department of Health have given if 8 8 iallthhot-h gapt cthl-ehte 1-,,yh,l- , . exp0Hdlt""95 0' 59-34-3777-hh hhmhg: utul lhe usual ulluulluu lo the health at tic control at fires. This year your as above mentioned which has uhu cunleu u lsguluu crew ' industry its first bill Most. have W011 prrles It foreign film I i"'P'"5 I” ”6-72”5 "9" ””"?"'i -At the first of the year the the pupils including dental work. Committee instituted I new We went I" -dditionll expenditure LARGE CAPACITY C THIRD IN LINE '"t"'"h' M” "I "W" "' ht” Pwh" " d'"'” M" ”"''h'' 1'”'”5' 0! this surplus sl3'247'26' Board was fortunate in securin During the year the following hem lh Cohllmchhh Whh the Thhli h" 3'9" Chmhhn" h' 9”?” "t H r w II in I ted i' hh id li- B 1935 India w - on -in 233 lmded t” '"c”"”3” "'9 mm" '''d 'm"'"e am” "y M 1"" hm": ”""5Cd ballinco 3' s?&8'192'.ll9itlie services of Mr. John Harris; teachers after years of faithful ser- ll” Dmhlhh 0' the Phhhe Dehhrh lh” hmhhm by which W” h"' "' a tapaclity 0TuI:I0i'C ihaii uziutiliitsi featlire films a yghrrhniilrlingg the l'fi”"'Vh:le fgluguciclf cgaglollgulhlzhl .R.C.0. as Music Teachcr for vice retired and were placed on mehh Eh? hruhlhm day hh” chgllleh 9" e5h'hhl'5- pounds with shelving arrange- last 10 years. production on fea- W .h”'" FD bemures ls hem held Queen Square School, so that the pension:- Miss Stellla Welsh. Miss :5"? D".'”.l.”"l9 tahse ' 9 rephr" chmmehhs the def ments for storing top-quality fish. tures has never fallen below 200, him” 9 ' 5 pupils of all five schools are a alu Minnie MacKay. Miss Margaret ' 'c msmh 15 hhhmahy hm” WW1 wmh "f the 0”"-i9'5 hhh The vessel has spacious quar- and last year it reached 285. Only 3 O ANT DIOD I safely slope perspiration I to 3 days

h” hm"? capital exhendnurw all rcceivin efficieo i s r nci a it Miss Evan eline Vea- mh hvhhahle '9' quick hhlhlh h mhmherh hf lhe Fl" Dehhnmehlv ters and wheelhouse with h - the United States and Jo an ro- The amount paid in supplements tu muslcl 5 l m mmion :3; S n g necessary. .But at night the story and the cooperation received from dnullu sleerluu gear, uuu uuyu uuuu more leulure l-llmshp P l0 '98t'h'-"'5 53137195 W95 3”5v535-70 "During the year 136 girls were7 "On the 15th of August the death hi hum dmelehh This 5'9” we Cay 5t'"' hhhh""' hhh hh cm” make better than 10 knots. But in spite of this large pro- lm deductiuns for City Tt'3Ch9'5'igiven training in Home Economics of Mrs. Stanley Bryant took place had 3" h.h""" '"3"h'eh '" th' h”"" """d' Elaborate electronic equipment duction. few Indian films achieve Pen-ion System 52,031.98, and de-.ut the Queen chllt-totte High school suddenly. Mrs. Bryant was a good "I Tra."'c .S"h9a",' .D”wh"h and aboard includes a radio-telephone, artistic acclaim. The pattern is mu-lions for Blue Cross Sl.959-43- I under the direction of Mrs. Alta and faithful teacher on the staff of WW mm "'3'" me” sergeant DW” direction finder. depth - f' .

V H l l l I u ttug eepmets lluluedtalml usulmeu . , . . Clinical tests prove that ARIID, now wit .'i.if.'iifgtlaoheitmtggcficnl to leach llslnglrl? hglofhlxgg sgxggtllgshggllahd 1'" Wu”: control of traffic problems? and Boner Law Plaquc ggliirrsifiliilitistiatallg slystem wihh lln(llf5- Perstop', is 1'5 tinseru elective as Othd "Work in the schools is we be--given similar instruction under the "During the year Major Earl gellflseegedul Lhll; l(r,:;llcadg:::li;?l:h Ih Bgmg Delayed hhtihheh kadlhl d99d9n-'"'- Arndh h'm”l””p”'

Aluminum Doors and Windows Awnings. Garage Doors and Step and Stair Railing FOR FREE ESTIMATES

lime progressing," stated theidirection of Sister Saint Clare. Baker retired from the Board, and ll-,ul h l l, u whshmmh lhhhhies 0" the Srliiiol Board report. "Classes in Both these teachers are deeply in- was replaced by Mr. Freeman Ar- .:';d.g..,",g,';1,f.;';,9;;;;.;l;;,,;:, LuI,;,(.)ND0N (C?) Andrew Bun" Shhwhhh lhclhhe h drymg "Wm

llll'(": sclioools are of normal size. terested in the work of their clas- cher. by the Government; Dr. W. lhul he may require his system ministeli-mlif Talitiiianigmgite ptlflmle4 ht; Phy Clothes atidl Shllilwers. In but due to overcrowding in Queen ses, which consists of cooking and Carson on retirement was replaced has wurluul well lu us luul yearn lumuus men ul the haul whose lop h d"l'l?l.'l' lulu l'Ele.b”tll:5'S t 9 Vessel Situzirc School, it was necessary to needle work. Weaving is also by Mr. Arthur Wright. by the City uuu ls lhuruuuhly euuursud hy the hm. homes are awullluu puma. ahead; auufh Stet: ie . bum r make four new class rooms in the taught at Rochford Square Wchool During December Hon. Dr. W.J.P. tall-e Dgparunenl. heht recognition in Lohttoh ll. D ,,. ' lf. hsn h hf"; '5' y lissefiibly Hall and also furnish a with outstanding results. MacMlllan, 0.B.E, who was first EuU",MEN.l. ' "P t” '5 9"" ” "5 ""'

. , M t t wh h 1' 'ed class room in the Community Ccn- "Mrs. MacKay as Supervisor of appointed to the Board In 1915 re- Durluu lhe yum. all euulpmehl lu tT,,uff,'u”,,';'e'll,ouu,”u, ah; glue gxahfuilglhlrfelgggwllarfullg Zebhlilh

for on Stewart Strcct. Also atrArt for Grades 1 to 7 in the five signed after faithful service an ac- k e . l, t t ed lh t -u t - e

RIit'llltlI'fl Squnrc School. it wasischools has continued her excellent count of ill health. and the City iziicdeff, thegglthde iggfhteealipitt tiltgll-ufgrnllehcresighlnces. lhlloifrltheihe :33-)m0 pounds of fish "5 ms! "t"'t'W"Y to divide 3 h"'h'-I 9h':h5'l3"'1lmP9"3h'W0"h- Chhhch hPP0h"'d Jud” C- 5h will be found an up to date inven- is a delay been the compati, The snowhtm wtti fish ttaddot-k ruuin into two rooms and furnish Clair Trainor to complete Dr. Mac- lhry of lhe lull euulumeul ul the which l,l-lwtded the plaques no codl solul ocean perch, ucalluuh

tection keeps underartns my and odowleu.

l.Sa.i'eiys1opspcrspi'ationandodoiIt. 2. Will notirritate not-malskiar. 1. Protectsdothes

auanaidodourout.

"I 9-W3 "Wm h' the C”h""""hY KINDERGARTEN Mihhh" term "l 0m" hi Jhhh Department. Additions during 1956 Ionaer undertakes the work. and casionally salmon. ."'O"'&""'"'u 53( C9"i9"- Addhlhhhl 9'55” ''”h"''' "The Klhderhhnchlh which 'hd”953t" included the normal replacement The caustic-ware plaques cost 5--iyuhevdooduut.

of hose. rubber boots. tarpaulins. 230 and are resistant to London '

lanterns and smoke masks. weather. The one planned for Bo- contain the words: "Andrew Bo- lzs KENT 51”, DIAL 6421 v-..uun.n.-an.-uu.-:u-u--nn--e--

The resuscitator which has been nar Law. who lived for many nar Law. (I858-1923?, prime min- purchased in 1955 was transferred years at 21 On.-ilow Gardens, will later. lived here." from the Police Chief's Office to

-Record Number Of Calls Greek Merchant . A Fleet '5 Gl'0Wlf'l9 the II-lire Hall so as to be more readily available in times of em-

ATHENS MP) - Greek lhlP- urgency. and during 1956 it was

I!!! AIIllDrIO II SUI.

DON'T II NAIF-SAII

.si.tIc.- Fire Chief Ii. II. Jewell. in

my Council last night. The Fire

tide calls for assistance have been

mile limit regulation was put into effect a few years ago.

The average attendance at Gen- cral alarm fires was 85 per cent. The total fire loss for the City a- mounted to approximately 8103.- 00000 Three of the largest fires during the year amounted to a- bout half the total fire loss. They

Department only answered 6 fire calls outside the City limits. Oui-

ili'('c'lllV reduced suite the five

man Ltd. The Department used 16.600 feel of 2'.2" hose. and 1950 feet of I!-'2"

his animal rcporl submitttcd to thel hose. 1.449 feet of ladders were

raised. and the Life Boat was us- ed once In 1956. IN GOOD CONDITION All equipment appears to be in l good working order. the Fire Dept. reported. The LaFrance Pumper is now 27 years old. and the Bickle Seagrave 15 years. Your Fire De- partment realizes only too well that some worn out part in either of these pumpers may break downl during a bad fire and the machine. fcease to operate. We hope thatl Jthe City Council will purchase a

owners. already third in the world

l)iir'tng the your 1956 the FlrelI"itzroy Street. and the Royal Pac- rankins behind Britain and the Department responded to 171 fire king Company building on Graft- culls. 76 of those were general on Street, occupied by R. T. Hol- aiarnis. the largest number in the history of the Fire Dcparnicnt

lunitcd States. will be challeners .for second place by 1960. accord- -in to present plans. l By that time. 1.770 Greek-owned ships will be ferrying the world shipping lanes. with a total tou- lnage of more titan 16,000,000. Balanced against American plans. this means Greek shipown- ers stand a good chance of ed- ing up into the No. 2 position be- fhind Britain.

Few Serious

Charlottetown Last Year

An almost total absence of ser-

arranged for a proper Course to be given the members of the De- partment in its use through the kind cooperation of Dr. L. E. Prowse. Anaestheiist at the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Your committee regrets the ill- ness of one of the engineers Earl Burke during I956. necessitating his remova' to the Provincial San- atorium for some time. but ar- ranged for a relief in the person

ucrc as follows: Kennedy's Lad-l new 800 gallon pumper this year. 1 h"'5 "”h9 W” "med lh the hhhhhl it's Wear on Queen Street. Mrs. and thus eliminate some of thelheph" 9' Ptlhce Chief C-w- MW" George licnncssey's residence on risk of a large property loss. lA"tht"'- hhhmmed ht the lheehhh lull um Fly, member, at the Depal-t.lof the City Council on Tuesday. rhtcnt received severe burns to:xglihgahefhghsh:':::llh:Iho:h:l;hhK ' t. eir f ce n rms from an ex- - RQPOH plosiona ats an Suit: fire at a resi-lllnl: stoglsisg. with untlancsse :5 ll!l'l!:- - dcnce on Dorchester Street. All "109 0 "h" h h f Tender COTYITTTITTGG required Hospital treatment from: W79 We" the "'03 SW10"! 07'9"!” ' two to'thrce weeks. We also re- I The tilt" "39 h" M" h"r' c0h' Acceptance of the following gret the illness of Mr. Earle t3htd'3d tn the ShPl'9m9 CW" with tcntlcrs was noted in the annual Burke. one of our Fire Hall en-tthe C0hVl9tt0rt Hndimiullottmen 0t report of the Tcnrior Ctitnmiliec glncer, who has been confined toll the th9 N-'Ctl5'-'d' submitted at last night's Cltyithe Hospital for several months. Arrests for the year totalled Cniincll Mcciinf.'.: We are glad to hear that his health ! 1023. an increase of 59 over t be it t; n.-,.-h.,.l.- t.t.t. fur the 5"". has now greatly improved lprevious year. Cases entered and plying the City with i-mte hhtt INVESTIGATIONS disposed of in the City Magistrate's tmt truck at h price of 3t,g5o.oo.i hAll fires are invelslitiglited as toicloulret amounted sol llli7l.lTliia lit- llullrlulu Muluuu l-or the up te cause. The to ow ng known cu s arrests an n ca es an ri- ulum. ul hull mu hl(,”.ul.y lrpucll causes of fires. which made uplcrcase of 70 over the previous t,,. ,.u.ul.ul(.ul M u urluu ul.wl0.ou.l most of the fire loss for the year. V year. Four of these were sent to a tterlulll Shue Culuuuuy hu. sup. were as follows: Flue fires 30.thigher court. one was handed over l,ll.u,u the l.-he Duuurlulcul wllhloil Burners 24. Rubbish and hot; to an escort. 20 went iouFalcon- 22 uulru ruhher huuls he ucuculeul. ashes I5. Grass fire: 14. Cars and wood Infirmiary and 28 were dis- .l u urluu ul slllu-l5 uh, uulr. ltrucks on street 12, Over-heatedlmissed or withdrawn. Convictions l-rllswull l-,lu.ll.ull Sluulu hu. luu stove pipes and furnaces 6. Iplfhli amounted to 1121. ,u,ulll uhulus uhd hue luruu uruuu; .rr.m flucs .i. cigarettes 4, Chll-iTEMPEnANcE Ac-ti t plintn of the 1954-55 Council beldr" Phrlnl with mltcher 4- 9190- A total of us of the 1174 cm- l"l'rDlcd at a price of 3185.00. lmc wh'h'3 2- hhd thh Whm nth” brought before the court Iron t-ll. Muhuluu Lld hu. uuuuly. ance of all. falsp alarms 9. "um Vlulutluu, at the Tempe;-. in the City of Charlottetown wlihi Chhhlderhblh ""P"”'""'h' hi" ance Act. One hundred and twenty- one 2-ton truck. at a price oilhehh nhmed lh heeplhh hydnh” eight of offenses were committed 33 hi”. "aka." "l "huh ch"- 531- D0w' against the Provincial Traffic Act K and R Store for supplying the hhhh 5”” work in "'15 "hhecl u and other laws relating to traffic. Cnv with 19 pairs of Police 'I'I"'9c'hl9d hy lhh D9W'"' A total of 516 accidents were re-

ar SIL95 pcr air. I lice head uartera and Lcslic Gillesplie for supplying the Yhhr Fl" Chm hhehdhd lh” l,no:'1e:l1igt:telc)l.) There weqre 2.180 trlf- Fily with 250 ft. of 2 1-2 inch Mhrmme Fl" Chlhn CW"-'""”h flc tickets Issued at 81. each and double jacket Dtinlop Sampson flreiht Jlllrwhlrtt We! held "1 MDW soo traffic tickets at .50 cents. lwsc with the redflcx treatment. l0"' hlh w”"i""e"d'd Chhvehi Of the M bicycles reported

In .30 ft. lengths. with coupling Nun-lied. at 8I.65 pcr ft. plus tax. and I00 ft. of I I-2 inch double with couplings attached. at 8I.0Il Pius sales tin

V.l.. Dingwell for supplying the! Citv with 250 feet of 2 I-2 inch

"Oh will Very interesting, and

much valuable information was

received from the discussions on

the various problems In fire fight-

ing and fire prevention.

FIRE MARSIIALIII REPORT... May I now report on my dut-

Angtt5.(;eot-lze ltouhte teehet the ice as City Fire Marshal. The fol- haw in 50 ft. lengths lNyi1ex) lowing inspections were made dur- mnintcte with couplings attached in: the year 1956: - ' ' of

stolen, on were recovered and all of the 35 motor vehicles reported stolen were recovered.

There has also been an increase in the number of Juveniles before the court. Some 24 were cliarlifl with offenses. principally petty thefts. and were placed on prehi- tfon In the care of plrelltl 0r

at SI.iM per ft. and 100 ft. orstores and Restaurants 58. Room- I I-2 Inch Duranguii fire hose Ina House: Ind apartments 11.

of James Flanagan who has acquit- ted himself very well indeed.

Crimes In

guardians. It was further noted that the police patrol Is not in good repair and is to be turned in and replaced as soon as possible. All other equipment is in goood order. This includes a motor cycle. personal police equip f. office equipment cc .

The force itself. at present. is made up of 16 uniformed and two plain clothes men. defined as fol- lows: 1 chief. I deputy chief, 1 staff sergeant. 1 sergeants and I1 constables. Also attached is one clerk. one sign painter and one meter repair man.

THURSDAY

Wzur surest approach to

freedom from tooth decay

is twice -yearly visits to your dentist

proper diet and regular daily brushings

with an advanced dentifrice like

new BBISI!

fluoride toothpaste

Scientists have known for years that tooth decay was virtually nonexistent in some areas of Canada and the United States. The reason was a natural supply of fluoride in the drinking water. Prompted by this find- ing, Colgate-Palmolive created Brisk Fluoride Tooth- paste. While the dental profession feels that further positive clinical confirmation is needed to establish duoride's dramatic results when used in a dentifrice.

laboratory tests indicate that it offers definite benefits:

Brisk Fluoride Toothpaste exclusively combines sodium fluoride with the previously-proven decay- fighter (Sodium N-Lauryl Sarcosinate). Together these features add up to the greatest potential advancement ever offered by a dentifrice . . . yours only through Brisk Fluoride Toothpaste.

Refrigeration Bepelrs To All Makes

in 50 fl. lengths. complete with Public buildings 7. Heating equip- cnuplins attached, ht 31,19 per tnent 24. Oil Company lnatsllq II be accepted. lion: 8. Back yards 50. Chimneys The tender of Mr. Leslie Gll- ordered rebuilt or repaired 0. New insole and Mr. Leigh Dingwell Fire escapes built 0. Old buildings in the purchase of gas marks as ordered to be demolished 8. Der specifications submitted and During the month of October. disposed of by purchasing one gas fire drills were held in all the City meal: from each tenderer. schools. and Notre Dame Acad- A.M. Whitlock arr supplying only. All Fire Drills were carried meals for. prisoners in the Police out in a very satisfactory manner. Station at .50 cents per meal. some recommendations were Hendereonenduidmorefortliemade regal-din the supplyinjofeleventillpeajacb tesnslntvnellhelchnols.

APPLIANCES SALES O SVIOI

MOTORS

lewlndlngend Bopnlrl

M ade by Colgate, world leader in toothpaste

;;;'.:-'.ll.;:; .2: ..... ......"i was .2: mwmw "A l sewlltr ;ofo?'a"nT.id. It a fire sum. is the -Ila: '”h'"' a

price

of 82,750 for supplying the City old wlthonetlwuetsorlcyllndsrndpguggugg

Iedan delivcryhbenaedulgvu ehpqhxtgggj Police patrol let! the price ofroun Improvu-t. present I955 Meteor sedan delivery ----- -e- V7fll.M - net cost 82.050.