By Government In House

Answers to questions tabled, 1960, $4,200; Daniel in the Legislature: July 1, 1960, $2,000; APPOINTMENTS

A. W. Matheson asked provincial secretary:

(1) How many persons appointed to the civil service of Richards, July 14, 1960, $1,600;

the province as permanent, tem- John MacKinnon, July 1, 1960,/ 1969 $4,000; Lorne Callbeck, sed? porary, provisional or casual $2,200; George Roper, July 11,/ September 1, 1960, 75. per’ (5) What was the cost of the employees in the fiscal year! 1960, ae Hazel Thompson, month; Forbes Kennedy, De-. furniture, carpets, rugs, adding ended March 31, 1961? July 1 $1,500; John O’Con- cember 29, 1960, $2,800; chines, nana and type- (2) Who were the persons so| nor, July 2 29, 1960, $2,500; Jean Joyce MacCallum,’ January! writers and how much money appointed? Dunning, August 1, 1960, $3,840; | 5, 1961, $1,700; Ralph Dennis, was paid to each supplier for (3) What was the dale of ap- merges este, August 11, Seer 5, 1961, $2,000; Walter | each article? : pointment? $6,000; a Gil-| DeSilva, January 1, 1961 $7,- . ANSWERS (4) What was the yearty sal- Sania: August 1, , $2,200; 500; Mrs. Catherine MacKay 1, 1 executive cabinet, 2 fil- ary paid at the time of appoint- ~ane MacPherson, August January 1, 1961, $1,140; George ing cabinets, 2 swivel chairs, 1 ment? | 2 $1,500; Neil MacLeod. Cantelo, January 1, 1961, $2,-\ garment rack, 1 drafting stool, | ANSWERS August. 18, 1960, $2,960; Borden’ 299; Mrs. Marion Connell, De-, 1 all purpose stand, 1 desk 50” x (1) 130. Champion, September 1, 1960.' cember 1, 1960, $1,7 R. | 30” 99”. 2 clothes trees, 2 (2), (3), (4) Heinrich Fuerst, $4,000; Ralph Smallwood, Sep- Goshee, January 1, 1962, $2. a : ’ eae ; April 1, 1960, $8,000; Joseph Mc-| tember 1, 1960, $2,600; Mrs. | 949: Antoinette Gallant, January | _ a — - Eachern, April 13, 1960, $2,600; nue = aotesp. aeytenies: 3, 4, 1961, $1,440; Joyce’ MacKin-| 3 Nil’ John Schurman, April 18, 1960, arion MacLeod, me January 3, “UM. Si 2,100: Katherine Brehaut April scot 2, 1960, $1,700; P.B. m wes. ‘ae $2.0: 2 sas ee Me: a 13, 1960, $1.10 per hour; A. A.| Nicholson, September 2, 1960,) 1961, $3,000; | eee ee so Doucette, Apri! 13, 1960, $1,900; | $2,200; Mrs. Effie Smith, Sep-| Alexander McGillivray, Jan- Lid., sae e+ iia ” Oi + : : as Dengald MacNutt, April 19, tember 2, 1960, $1,500; Mrs./ yary 19, 1,968; Hartwell | - bin 24.74 ‘| ssi 2 1 $2,800; Mrs. Joyce Mac-| Beryl Ford, September 2, 1960,' Daley, January 1, 1961, 400: a , a ae SURVEY WRECKAGE OF FLORIDA TORNADO | Hood, April. 1860, $8.00; | $1700; Jeannette Adams, Sep: James W. F. McCallum,, Jan-| Hae Simpste di al? Arthur Wells, May 16, 1960, $4,-) tember 2, 1960, $1,500 wary 16, 1961, $2,000; Arthur| Son Ltd; 2 filing oe Mr. and Mrs. Sanford, Har- ; where their home (top right) 1 ed it 75 yards away from its | tornado struck Milton, Florida, = er ne aa} Bae 6. “Campbell, Septem- Garrett, February 1, 1961, $4,-| $144 90, Crockett - Storey, 1 ter and their daughter, Lyn- | once stood. The killer tornado | foundation. The three Harters | Saturday morning, ae NER evans oat eo A pode 960, $2,600; Anna ; Mrs. Roberta Younker,) desk — x 30” , $73.60, ette, 18 months, sit on spot picked the house up and hurl- were in the house when the unhurt. (AP Wirephoto) + ae 9 ’ WN, ughes, September 2, 1960, $1,-| February 1, 1961, $1,600; Dr. H. Crockett pf aoe 2 swivel i wre MacEachern, May 12, 500; Mrs. Lillian Ling, Septem-| H. Kelly, March 1, 1961, $6,750; | enair: rs, $62.70 Crockett and

, $2,600; Edwin Lavie, May, ber 2, 1960, $1,500; Linda Myers,

@ The Guardian, Chartottetows, Well. April 4, 196%. | =:

Answers To Questions Given % Bria

Driscoll, Anita O'Connor,

Eleanor Coffin, June 13, 1960, Dunn, December 15, 1960, same the i Heather Lund, June 2,) goo. —— $2,-| for the peried? . $1,500; Judith Ann Lewis.) cember 15, 1960, $2,000; Layton were july 11, 1960, $1,500; Melvin) Trainor, December 20, 1960, —

—— October vay a He :

ane MacPhail. 26,| been purchased by your depart- William T.| ment in the fiscal year ended ag 10, 1960,) March 31, ? Dr. ——. ¥. Burke,| (2) What office carpets — November 29, $11,500; | rugs were by | Dr. James R. Uantiorth, No-) partment for the same period? vember 29, 1960, $13,500; Mrs.| (3) What adding

R.N., Decemb-| calculators and typewriters were | er 15, 1960, $3,300; Raymond L./| purchased by your department

Joseph. W. MacDonald, De-| (4) From what firm or firms

ca , Tugs 100; Theresa Lecky, July 5,! calculators and typewriters pur-

Leo Victor, January 1, 1961, $2,-

(2) No. | (3) No eansw_ | (4) Where government em. | ployees are on a mileage the not cancern

your | itself with the purchase of gas | unt =

W. Matheson asked the min

tales of highways to table a

| breakdown of the item “Grave!

498.93" answered in Ques

tion No. 37 as gravel for the

Poole and sar Construction Ltd. supplying, hauling and spreading 4,980 Cu. Yds. Gravel ; Alexander Whiteway, Grave] 13.60; Dan nm ee 171; John MacPherson,

w 46.98; John Burhoe, bor- = “hauling? 12; Bert Taylor, Gravel (hauling) 4.50; Cecil Hic- ken, stone 21.00

REPORT SURPLUS

A.W. er asked the min- ister of high-"a

(1) How —— " copies of the annua! report of the department of highways were printed in the fiscal vests 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960 and 196

(2) Now many copies of the annual report of the department of highways are still stored in the offices of the department or in any offices of the government or in any offices rented by the department or by the govern- ment?

ANSWERS

(1) 1957-650; 1958-650; 1959-650

1960-650; 1961-650.

Age Revelation k ae $2,600; Mrs. Myra Joan| September 2, 1960, $1,500; 160; Juanita MacKenzie, Feb- | Seer ghey “vain yp cna (2) We have an extensive and ATIONS aha De ew, R.N., May 12, 1960, $2,400; | ard Mullally, September 2, on. | |ruary 21, 1961, $1,500; Leona yack $1456, Ceockett and | STowing mailing list of Libraries DAILY MARKET QUOT ‘Causes Suicide Elizabeth Jean Roberts, R.N.,| $2,600; Harvey Praught, Sep- | Brown, February 21, 1961, $1,-| storey, 2 metal storage cup- and government departments May 12, 1960, $2,400; Anne| tember 2, 1960, $2,200; Joyc ce| 500; Mary MeGonnell, Febru-| hoards. $177.84, H. M. Simpson throughout Canada and abroad PARIS (Reuters)—Top fashion Cerry, R.N., May 12, 1960, $2,-| Crosby, September 2, 1960, $1. | ary 21, 1961, $1,500 Lt i drafting stool, $17.00 who are supplied with copies of | worst, sinking to a low of 507~| model Anna-Lisa Cameron com- - Daphne Shaw, May 12,| 600; Dr. J. Berdola, September; Mrs. Ella Wood, R. N., Febru- Hughes- Owen Co. Li ”’ | our annuual report each year. SUMMARY exactly 100 points below the PRODUCE mitted suicide here because her $1,500; Felix G. Murphy,| 1, 1960, $9,750; . Joseph} ary 21, 1961, $3,480; Elizabeth | The surplus is held in storage, peak reached in 1961—hbefore it MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- age was revealed, police re- a 16, 1960, $2,200; Robert; Spooner, September 9, 1960, $8,- MacEwen, February 13, 1961, CAR OWNERSHIP | but has not been catalogued, By THE CANADIAN PRESS recovered to take a net loss of ture department quotations: ported here. Layton McClare, May 16, 1960, ; Dr. Sophia Spooner, Sep-| $2,000; Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, A. W. Matheson — the Toronto—Market well down; 13 at 512%. Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices’. The tall ash blonde—known $4,600; Dr. In-Ho-Park, May 19,| tember 9, 1960, $8,000 March 15, 1961, $2,400; Charles! minister of agricultur CONVICTS RECAPTURED moderate trading. Wall Streeters said there was to country stations, wooden car- as The Great Anna in the Paris 1960, $3,500; Dorothy Proude, Mary P, Morzis, RN. Sep-| Thibert, March 8, 1961, $380. per (1) How many of the 10 auto- New York -— Market lower; nothing wrong with IBM except jons: Extra-large 42: large 40%: fashion world —~ barely looked June 14, 1960, $1,500; tember 9, 1960, $2,400; William! month; Barbara Williams, R.T.,, Mobiles referred to in the an- SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP)— moderate trading. ; its price chart—the big institu- medium 37-38; small 33; B 36; the 30 she claimed to be but Ernest Molyneaux, May 19, A. MacPhee, September 1, 1960,,; November 1, 1960, $2,150;| SWeT to Question No. 41, beiong | san Quentin guards have re- Montreal — Market mainly tions wanted to buy it cheaper. 9 actually was 40, police reported. 1960, $3,450; George FE. McNeill, $2,400; Dr. Lily H. Seaman,| Myrna Coles, R.T., November to the government of the pro- ica celia ive i te lower; moderate trading. | The Associated Press average ~ putter: Current receipts ten- They said her true age came May 26, 1960, $4,000; -Pamela| September 1, 1960, $2,400; Harry 1, 1960, $2,150; Janey Gay, R.T,, Vince and, how many are own- eaeid a ove, Sere e i ar of 60 stocks dropped 1.60 to derable 63%-63%; non tender out in a scene with frontier of- Shaw, May 26, 1960, $1,500; Al-| Love, September 1, 1960, $5,000;/ November 1, 1960, $2,150. we we employees of the govern- cape from the big sree ice: CU RRENCIES bee k i able 63%4-63%4: fresh creamery ficials on a trip to West Ger- bert C. Gallant, May 6, 1960, $2,-/ Mary Price, September 1, 1960, SCHOOL TUITION day. The capture cee reson ie » Beckman Instruments pints job price 64-65, fresh) many Saturday and she’ was 100; Gerald Johnstone June 20,| $4,500; Bennett Haywood Sep-| George J. Ferguson asked the (2) “Are the automobiles regis- a house about 10 miles north of ae Nia cropped 6, Du | Font wholesale tenderable 63%-64. found with her wrists slashed | 1960, $2,800: Francis O°akes,| tember 15, 1960, $3,150; ROY minister of : tered in the names of the em- - ee MONTREAL (CP)—The U.S. American Tobacto 2, U.S, Rub- : : : a munierer Gt Gencoriee y ? the prison. ; mA ; Cheese: Delivered ‘Montreal, in her hotel room here. June 2, 1960, $2,200; Beverley H.| MacGillivray, - September 15, (1) Ar hoo! distri enan. | Ployees? dollar closed at a premium of her 2, Xerox 4% and Republic . vat : 1960. $1,800: Cathie Math ; € school districts respon- |“ (3) qf the automobiles are re- | five per cent in terms of Cana- Steel 14 waxed current receipts Quebec! A frontier official asked The Cook, October, 1960, $8,500; atnie atheson, sible for education of ool teketie te. Be r dian funds, up 1-32 from Mon- Among. Canadian stocks on White 31, wholesale white 32,’ Great Anna for her passport Vaunda MacDonald, June 6,, September 13, » $1,500; children up to 18 years of age? Bree IB Tle names of sov- day’s close. Pound sterling the New York Exchange, Gran- colored 32% and noted that its listing of her 1960, $1,780; Sylvia Newson, Frances E. Gallant, September (2) If the answer to Question ernment employees, (a) How GO-K ART @losed at $2.95", up 1-16 by Mining lost % and Interna. Potatoes: Local 75s 1.10-1.15 age had been obliterated by a June 16, 1960, $1,800; Carrie 15, 1960, $1,500; Hilda McManus,| (1) ig «yes does this mean aay miles were these auto- | on pee ; peas “ ai a - cigarette burn. Thomson. June 6, 1960, $2,600;, September 19, 1960, $1,500; ' wetarta mobiles driven on private bus- | . tional Nickel 4. Aluminum | local 50s .70-,75; local 10s .23-.25 : : that the school district is res-| ; ? (hb) H h di | A | Ltd. gained % and Hudson Bay y se 1.95-1.40: N.B, 50s .80- . He asked to see her French Camilla Walsh, R.N., June 6, Jessie Howatt, October 1,! ponsible for tuition fee for child- | >s. ville akc wn nnua Meeting LIVESTOCK Mining 4. Y | See ee een isp : identity card. There, too, her 1960, $2,600 960, $1,500; Colleen McGee, yen attending regional high eriptaves Sopay: d- the: pcevinds Prices were generally lower | :%: N-B- 108 .21-.24; P.E.I. 758 | date of birth—Jan. 30, 1922—had Glenda Louise Gallant, May October 1, 1960, $1,600; J.| schools. if the school district | (°° 885; oil or mileage when the TONIGHT MONTREAL (CP) — Calves on the American Stock Ex- !-“!- niin been defaced. . $1,500; Earl D. Steele,| Arthur McGuigan, October 1,| does not happen to belong to a ee was used on private were steady to $1 lower, cows change. Among Canadian stocks fs oan 12 In tears, The Great Anna ad- | June “s, 1960, $1 Brent, 1960, $7,200; E. Gordon Kerr,) pesional hi a istrict? UuSsINeSS - steady to 50 cents higher and Shawinigan gained %4, Canadian teal Tos CLOSING cae i mitted in front of the other Moore, July 1, 1960, $2,400;| October 6, 1960, $100. per Ten DAF SCRE rere (4) From what oil company or Rendezvous hogs 15 cents higher on the Marconi ‘% and Eureka 1-32. "By The Associated Press women that she was 40. While David Boswell, June 25, 1960, month; Doris Eva MacKinnon, ANSWERS companies was the gas and oil Restaurant Montreal livestock markets Preston dropped 1-16, Beth Steel 42% Kennecott 79% the other models continued the $5,300; John Hogan, June 27,| October 6, 1960, $2,400; Greta; .(1) and (2) “To the hest of purchased for the use of each - Tuesday. Tending. was are What stocks did: are Nanens a a nt train journey to Munich, Mrs. | 1960, $3,500; a MacNeill,| Parker, October 6, 1960, $1,500; ee te te —— of — anneoovane gre how Banquet Room and demand good, except in Tues Mon- eee Sie : 7 Cameron was sent back to June 23, 1960, $1,500; Linus Gal-| Mary Aileen Christopher, Octob-| verbally in the House by r.| much was paid to each oil com- 5 4 ealves where trading was slow. Advances eae wlan we. ann PaCn: lant, July 1, 1960, $2,600; Ann. er 1, 1960, $1,800; Helen Murphy,| George Dewar All interested please at- Receipts at 2:30 p.m. were: Declines 816 652 Gen Ele 75% Std Oil NJ. 53% She failed to show up for work MacEachern, July 19, 1960, $1,- October 1, 1960, $1,500; Graeme FURNITURE. SUPPLIERS ANSWERS tend. 179 cattle, 428 calves, 87 hogs Unchanged 225 255 | (Continued on page 13) and fer body was found Joseph O'Hanley May 15, Linkletter, October 31, 1960, $4,-| George J, Ferguson asked the} (1) All registered in name of | ‘and three sheep and lambs

Monday receipts were: 774 cat- tle, 1,831 calves, 358 hogs and seven sheep and lambs. Medium steers sold at 24.50 and common 16.75-22. Medium caro were 2; common 15-19.50 Good cows sold at 16.75-18.75, medium 16-17, common 14-16 and e@anners and cutters 9-14.50. bulls were 19.50-20.75 and common and medium 16.75- 50.

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vealers sold at 26-30, medium 2-27 and common

15-22.

Grade A hogs were 27.15 on the west-end market and sows were 20- ai.

NEW y YORK

NEW YORK (AP)——A wave of Reavy selling battered stock Market prices Tuesday after a feeble attempt to rally won no | following.

International Business Ma- -ehines was down 18% points at

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1 feel that this is a matter of interest to many Islanders and that full details should, if pos- sible, be made known to the pub- | | lic. There may be a simple ex- | planation of the above matter but until the explanation is for-

thcoming, it ix, at leas t to me, a deep, dark mystery The dates, etc., referred to

are put down from my memory “of a research pamphlet written Some years ago by some one to whom the records were avail- lj

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