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565 <br />Mr. DeFoe stated that the Shell Oil Co. were the <br />low bidders in 1947 and he recommends purchasing the Shell Oil <br />town's supply of gasoline for 1948 inasmuch as he Bids <br />feel confident it will not be possible to obtain a <br />lower price. Mr. Driscoll inquired as to the quantity <br />used and Mr. DeFoe replied that indications are that <br />this year he will use between 40 and 50,000 gallons. <br />Mr. Emery inquired as to the amount of the gasoline <br />bill for 1947 and Mr. DeFoe replied that it was close <br />to 45,000. Mr. Emery reminded Mr. DeFoe that accord- <br />ing to Town By -Laws he will have to obtain bids. It <br />was decided to have the Sup't. of Public Works obtain <br />bids to supply the town with gasoline for 1948. <br />Mr. DeFoe stated that he purchased 10,000""of <br />copper tubing the first of the year and he now has less <br />than 4,000' left. He said that he would like to purchase Prices <br />10,000' additional. He explained that he had received for <br />the following prices from dealers: Copper <br />Tubing <br />Utilities Supply Corp. <br />From 2,000 to 10,000' $ .2720 per foot <br />Over 10,000) .254 <br />One inch .317 <br />Pierce -Perry Co. <br />From 2,000 to 10,000' <br />Over 10,000' <br />One inch <br />Red Head Mfg. Co. <br />From 2,000 to 10,000' <br />Over 10,000' <br />One inch <br />no quotation <br />.255 <br />.317 <br />.2736 <br />.2584 <br />.3384 <br />O'Connell Supply Corp. <br />From 2,000 to 10,000' no quotation <br />Over 10,000' .2584 <br />One inch .3196 <br />The Chairman explained to the Board that during the War <br />when copper tubing was most difficult to obtain, Pierce- <br />