I
Open R.C.M. At Souris On
LvII3u'UCI.IOII of a new Royal Cas-
iai opening takes place Wednesday afternoon at I p. in. The new build-
The new building is situated Church st. a short Main St. in the can of is built of frame with wood
titlon and contains a cell block. a shower. and bathroom for prison- ers. A furnace room. that proofed. The hot water heating sys- tem and plumbing were installed by Douglas Bros. and Jones. Ad- joining the furnace room is a fuel supply room with storage for five hundred gallons of oil which will be supplied by irving Oil Co. There Is a supply storage room and also a special room for exhibits that the police may have as evidence. The floor of the basement is so constructed with slight graduation and drains that a hose can be used in cleaning same. All the cement in the basement has received the retlautired c"a'a of waterproofing ()8 ii .
The ground floor contains the De- tachment office. living quarters for single men of the force stationed here and is made up of three bed- rooms. laundry room and bathroom and showers. each room has a spac- ious closet. and at the end of the hall in these quarters is a large linen closet. The floors are covered with inlaid linoleum. At the rear of this floor is a two garage and workshop-
The living quarters for the Cpl. in charge of the J tachment are situated on the second floor. En- trance to this floor may be made from either n outside aide en- trance or from the inside from the first floor. The living quarters con- sists of kitchen with built In cup- boards and counter along one side; set tubs are on the other side of the kitchen. it had as equipment a new refrigerator and electric stove- A dining room. living room. three bedrooms. bathroom and suit- able closets. All the floors in this sec" are of polished hardwood.
The bu g has a fire escape at the rear. he electrical wiring was installed by Burke Electric.
A gravel driveway runs from the street to the garage and a walk- way extends from the sidewalk to the main entrance. Grading and
seeding of the property in the building has been c K
Pedies -
Mr. Lee Bradley. left recently to attend the Vocational School in Charlottetown. .
Mr. Ernest Devine, left for Ont- ario. Sept. 10 where he expects to obtain employment.
4. The friends of Charles Roger- son, Jr. will be pleased to learn that he returned recently to his home from the Charlottetown hos- pi it -
The many friends of Miss Pearl Grant. regret to learn that she is confined to her bed with mumps.
U
P. Barracks Wednesday
'l'hebullding.ispaInt.edwhlteand eonddnedbyeveryoaetohea addition to the town or
all of the detachment
and a. Silver. ,
soulus w.si.s.
The monthly meeting of St. James United Church W-M.S. was held at the home of Mn. Ray Leard on Sept. 12th at 3.00 p.m. The Worship service conducted by Mrs. R.J. MacKenzie followed the theme "The Call To Discipleship.” Mrs. n.s. Sharpe. Mrs. Ray Leard and Mrs. W.C. Wright assisted Mrs. Mackenzie with the various LCIIIIIIES. Prayer and the hymn "Jesus Calls Us." closed this part of the meeting.
The President presided. opening the business period with roll call to which nine members respond- ed. Minutes of the July meeting were read and adopted. Mrs. EJ. MacDonald read the Treasurer's report showing 078.00 having been forwarded to the Presbyterlsl Treasurer. The collection at the July meeting amounted to 83.10.
Mrs. MacDonald showed "in Memoriam Certificates" which can be obtained from the treasurer to be sent to the bereaved family of a W.M.S. member instead of a Floral Tribute. Mrs. W.C. Wright reported four boxes of used cloth- ing valued at 8152.50 having been forward to Korea. Postage amount- ed to 88.00.
In reporting on the Baby Band Party Mrs. D.A. Sharpe announced one new Life Membership.
Members were reminded of a W.M.S. Rally to be held in Char- lottetown on Sept. 20th with Dr. Florence Murray as guest speaker. The stewardship meeting Char- lottetown. on Sept. 27th was also mention. A thank you note from Mrs. Gerald Bruce now of Ham- ilton, Ontario was read. Mrs. W. C. Wright and Mrs. J. Peacock gave brief reports of the Rally which was held in St. Peter's in August.
It was moved by Mrs. Matthew and seconded by Mrs. Macltenzle that plans for the Fall Thank- offering Service he left to the members of the Executive.
Mrs. Mackenzie invited the members to meet in her home for the October meeting when Fel- lowship will be the word for Roll Call. Mrs. R. C. MacLeaii will have charge of the Study Book. ' Mrs. R. J. Maclfentle introduced the new study Book basing her program on newcomers from the book "Coming Our Way". Various members assisted in presenting the chapter "The Great Trek."
Mrs. Zaega formerly of Iceland expressed her appreciation of the welcome afforded her when she came to Canada. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the meeting.
ENTER! SINGING FINAL!
GENEVA (Reuters)-James Mil- ligan. II, of Huntsville. 0nt.. is the first Canadian ever to reach the
Eastern Guardian
ALL TAX ARRIARS due Cam- bridge-Bchool District must be paid before November lat or be passed in for collection By Order of Trustees.
ruuaitat. MONDAY - ThfIlIII- oral service for the.late Wilson Msclfensle. who passed away at the P.E.l. Hospital on sepetmber as at the age of 63 years, was held
yesterday afternoon from the Mur- will be
re! Harbour North Presbyterian Church with Rev. M. C. Currie con- ducting the service. The hymns sung were "The Lord's My Shep- herd". "When The Rail n Called Up Yonder" and "Rock of Ag ". Mrs. Annie Kennedy was ergaa accompanist. The pail bearers were Ben Henderson, Howard Ute ele. Ernest Shaw, George Creed. George Graham and Guy Graham. Left to nioinn his are one daughter. Jennie. Mrs. A t it end Llewellyn. oaspareaux: one sister Elsie. Mrs. Allen Tosier. and one brother Russell. both in U. 8. A. Also five grand-children. his re- mains were iaid to rest beside his wife. Margaret Ann Miller. who nredeeaased lira tweak-one years Iso.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Annear and hmily were visitorsv U Carleton tiring the weekend.
.'iIr. Sllilhdpe Moore. Aibiofl. left that week for Tniro, N.l.. where to will take studies in rrm Agricultural Ce legs.
to. and isi-i. Archie 'wtitto. flwer Montague. were visitors It Nnvn Scotla. during the weekend.
W ins Mrs. William Rleliy and tin Gerald Landry.
Montagz. xiulast weak on a tap to Dos .
BUYING logs daily delivered my miil. For trucking phone I0 Webster's Mill. Soinis.
..l'ALL ITIIAWBEBBIEB - It his been reported to The Guardian that Mr. Owen Kelly. Peskes station. P.E.l. has the second growth of strawberries from his plants this year. The fruit is nicely formed and ripe and ready to eat in a few days.
has list and quite some time Provincial Sanaterium.
Mr. Jack Johnstone. Angus Ma-
posting in Central Canada where they will start training.
Keith Eldershaw. R.C.A.F. Tren- ton. 0nt.. is spending his month's leave with his parents here. and Mrs. Charles Eldersbaw. Keith has been in the R.C.A.F'. for some time now.
Raymond Jay of R.C.A-F., Hall- fax. N.S. along with Mrs. Jay and children have returned to their station following a v cation here. While home they attended the wed- ding of Mr. Jay's brother.
The illness continues of M. James B. O'Brien, who has been a patient in Charlottetown Hospital for some time now. Mr.- O'Brien is getting long in the evening of life now.
Mr. Herb McDermot has retum- ed to his duties in Moreli following what he said was his first real good vacation. Mr. Mcbermot spent his holidays with friends in Boston, and reports life and living there wonderful-
The bingo season ” in the
Georgetown
Chief Petty Officer Robert Jen- kins, R.C.N.. stationed at l!.M-C.S. Stadaeona. Halifax. was the week- end guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Jenkins.
Miss Mary Lou Henry. Miss Sheila Scully ind Miss Barbara McQuillan, students at Notre Dame
- Academy in Charlottetown spent
the weekend at their homes in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Murphy and little daughte rs, motored in Georgetown recently from Toronto, Ont.. and are visiting with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Munhhy and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gate .
The Misses Alana and Carol Fraser. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser of Charlottetown
M" are spending some time in George-
town as the guests of their grand- mother. Mrs. Minnie Refuse.
A numbe of members of G ge- town Branch No. 10. Cane an Legion. B.E.S.L.. motored to Char- lottetown on Thursday. September 22nd.. where they attended the Provincial Convention of the Can- adian Legion.
Mr. and Mrs. William Somers. Mrs. Gerard Scully and Mr- and Mrs. J. Baudnerchuk of Halifax. N.S.. attended the funeral obthc late Malcolm A. MacDonald. which
Sept. 24th.
Miss Shela DcLory. Miss Ann Prosper and Miss Frances Pender gust of Charlottetown were week end visitors to Pictou. NS. and Georgetown.
big Moreli hall last week and many comments were heard on the re- finish job done on the hall during the summer months.
Martin Hawbolt of the R.C.A.I". and Mrs. Hawbolt have left for their station in Nova Scotla. They were married recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Layboit who moved to Souris to reside some time ago have returned to their old residence here again.
The chicken supper in the com- munity hall last week by the the Catholic parishes here was well
finals of one of Europe's stiffut singing tests. the Geneva Interna- tional Musical Competition. Mil- ligan. a baritone, takes part In the finals Wednesday when he will sing to the accompaniment of Iwitur- lnd's symphony orchestra. L'Or- chestra de la Sulsse Romande.
Weerenewlna
attended. The supper was under
Mrs P. R. Sinnott. post mistress
station with the mall bag has ended after thirty-six years in snow nd rain cold and heat, early and late, waiting for trains. The bus will bring the malls in future; trains hve come and gone here all in one lifetime.
Mr. answered the call for first class carpenters for Labrador and left last week for that cold spot where one must stay for six months at least. We are informed Reg was there before.
Mr. Barney MacDonald was a business visitor to Saint John. N.B. last week. He reports he will be
returning to that city to work shortly. -N
- PULPWOOD
position to move is
certain quantify ed Rough Spruce and Fir Pulpweed by Rel. Anyone Interested In loading can please eeninet this office.
IOATIS (P.E.I.I LIMITED
Charlottetown
Phone 5519
WEDNESDAY
Change In Business Hours
MONDAY .1. TUESDAY s a.,m. to 9 p.m
TI-IURSDAY&FR.IDAY 8a.m.to9p.m i.- SATURDAY ................ 8am. to 10.30 p.ni
'SHAMA'S GROCETERIA i
..... 8 to 12.3(
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I Congratulations Souris
The Opening Of The New
R.C.M. P. BARRACKS
ADDS YET ANOTHER SPLENDID
ADDITION TO THE TOWN.
iitvmg on. COMPANY no
souais REPRESENTATIVE
JOHN JARVIS
Mayfair Theatre
MURRAY RIVIR -' MONDAY - TUESDAY
ifione With The Wind?
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was hed at Cardigan on Saturday I
the direction of Rev. Eric Robin. y
here. says the trip to the railway
Reginald MacDonald has
Murray Hen-her
LAC Bey Ilclnnls. Clinton. Ont- ario who is vacationing at his home in Murray River was the recent guests of his aunt. Mrs. Willard McClure and Mr. McClure.
Miss Lillian Coiling; returned to st. John, N.l., having spent her holidays in sturgeon. the guest of her brother nd sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Collings. She was also the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Clow and Mr. Clow.
Lelth Graham R.C.N.. who is stationed in Halifnx. NJ. was the recent guest of his aunt. Mrs. Weir McClure and Mr. McClure.
Miss Verna Johnston is attend- ing Grade -xii at the Montague High school.
large number from Murray Harbor North enjoyed the sacred Concert held in the Peters Road Presbyterian Church on Wednes- day evening. seplemher 7th. Guest artists included. the Chriottetown
mus oem, misses .ioan'. ann Maids Rogerson. Charlottetown and a quartette, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Matheson and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Carver. Southpo t. A chicken supper was served at the home of Mr. Guy field before and after the concert.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Graham. and family Dartmouth. N.S. spent some time with relatives and friends in Murray Harbor North. While here they were the guests of Mrs. Wil- am ”encabaugh.
Atwood Dumville who is with the Canadian Army stationed in Al- berta and Mrs. Dumville spent several days with the former's sister, Mrs. Rae Kennedy and Mr. Kennedy.
The friends of Mrs. Wendell Gra- ham are glad to see her out again after being confined to her home with burns.
Mrs. "Sandy" MacDonald, Stell- arton. N.S.
daughter, Miss Doris MacDonnld,t
The new eousmi
lows: President. Floyd Nieknlaa; Vice President. Betty Bierea: lec- retary, Margaret Pinlayson: Trea-
Marie MacDonald and Margaret Finlayson; Finger Nails. Susan Bic ran and Floyd Nicholson; grant. Carol MacPherson and Lin-
da Bieren.
it was moved and seconded to buy a new clock and pencil shar- pener. Roll call next meeting is
tobeapennysale.
in Murray Harbor North.
Mr. Donovan Kennedy was a ' business visitor to Halifax. N.S. I Glen Johnston, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Macharen, Abington, weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown Mas.-.. T '” with
spent the relatives In Halifax.
Wales College.
THE OPENING OF THE NEW
R. C. M. P. BARRACIIS
SOURIS
McirI(s Another Forward Step In This Progressive Community.
OUR BEST WISHES TO ALL
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Mia M ry 1'. J ii toii has re- are Coming!" , , , ccompanled by heri sumedg n3. studie: "ii Prince of famed Ma & Pa Kettle have landed at Waikiki. . . . wiuls
THANK YOU -
iii. Junior Ladies' Aid of Souris Heaplld
Pro- Wlsh to sincerely thank the following for helping to nab at Summer Dances a success-Mat1tbew & M.acIAan's 1401.. &' the use of their warehouse; Crockett I Storey Ltd.. hr 3 use of their Electric Stove; and special thanlu b Id nuts for his splendid work and co-operation.
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funniest adventure.
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THE WORLD CHAMPION FIGHT!
The Capitol Theatre presents the Fight of the Year. You listened to. the broadcast and new you can see the Rocky Marciano-Archie Meere fidit Today and Wednesday. Due to the length of the program the Show Times wil be as fei- Iews:-- . '
MATTNEE 3:00: EVENING 6:45 - 9:00
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