T HE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWNV

plenclicl A Addition

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Interior view of the Postal Department

. New Federal Iulltllttg

(Continued from Page 1) in: whrinsulled-in the lobby on the ground floor.

other Features

The walls in the main lobblel. entrance hall. corridors. stairs and toilets are in terrazzo. All other floors are covered with brown battleship linoleum. ex- cept concrete floors in the base- ment. The building is trimmed throughout in wood. The main entrance doors and certain in- tcrior doors in the main lobbies and main entrance hall are in polished aluminum with plate glass. .

The building is equipped with one lightweight freight elevator and mechanical ventilation is pro- vided tor toilets.

It Ls heated throughout by oil. Two low pressure steam boilers supply steam to steel radiators. all of which are recessed in the walls, A five thousand gallon oil tank is buried at the rear of the huildinp adjacent. to the boiler TOOTH.

Flum-e-scent. lighting is installed

main

of the new Federal Building in Sum-

merside which will be officially opened today.

Compliments

of

Alberlon and Vicinity hr, li'..A. SEA.-All-trrtrin. II A

pntirnt in the Prince Cnunlyi l-lospital, Summrrside.

.od the Western Hospital for, ilreatmnnt. Hrr friends wish her 3a quick return to health.

M.-u:t;-r AVIQFIIPV Airnonnlrl, two. iyrnr-rvlri sun of Mr. and Mrsu

tins been a patient in the West-

fern Hospital. was able to return 'home on Saturday. I

I Personals

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it-ons.st.ng of

Mru. Humor Wt-ck: has rntcr-lpnn Om”?

;;rnt-rally throughout. the building except in the basement and cer- tain special rooms where stand- ard lighting fixtures are instal- led.

The building has been painted land decorated throughout in fneutral colors except in storage space in the basement.

A paved driveway was instal- led at the l'ClIl' of the building for mail and other trucks with parking space for cars.

. There is a. total or 22,246 square feet. of floor apart in the building. 6.841 square feet

lot storage. garage. etc.. in the

lbasemenl. space and 8.282 square feet. of

space. corridors and toilets. Offices In Building inllowiitg

The govern m out of-

iF.vert-lt, McDonald. Albertnn. whol nus 3” house” ”' me bmldhlg:

Fhe Post. Office Department. which occupies the entire ground floor except for a small office provided for lvhF Trade and

mrnt. A separate

office I

Department o'y Commerce. Weightstihe main lobby. The total l'llllI1-

entrance is the following May.-5:1

MB. ARTIIIJI. ALLEN Postmaster. Suminerslde

Street.

through the main entrance lobby and stairway from Central street. A garage is provided for the

with entrance and ramp from the ward in the rear. This garage is heated by unit. heaters. provided with proper ventilation

7.483 square feet of l to enable the cars to be kept run- with lobbies thing in the basement.

The Post Office space consists of general working space. mail entrance lobby. rural mail courier enclosure. rest room, Postmastci-'5 private office, toilets for men and women. main lobby and lock box night lobby. A new low type counter screen line with registra- tion. money order and general de- livery wickets is installed .111

and Measures Division. ber of customers lock boxes in- -rudl . The Unemployment. lnsurancelstallcd is 804. -The many friends of Mr Fred Commission. the Department of; The Department of Public ll1AnaL3 ;Campbell of Grahams Road are National Revenue. Customs andiworks maintains and operates -sorry to hear he is in the Prince. Excise branch. the Royal Cana- n the building. provides all sup- TERRAZZO County Hospital again. .rlian Mounted Police. the Depart-iplics. cleaningv heatlhi. Eli'- AQPHALT T” F i -.-e- iment of Agriculture and the De- The staff consists of a care- ” t ' , - Their friends arc glad lo lmirn parimcnt of FlShCl'leS. These are i taker. a full time cleaner and Ryan!" TILE itltal. Gcm'r.;r. Billy. Arthur, Arn- all located on the second floor. iheiper. a full time charwoman. A ' ,old and Linda Marlciic Follanti. of. Two modern examination room: ;full time fireman-labourer and VITROCEMENT iC-raliams Road. are petiiii: nverlliave been proviticd for the Civi1.thi'ee seasonable firemen, em- ithc. wl1oopln;.' rnuzii nicely HltCr'lSPl'l'lN3 Commission in the bB5t'-'rllO.VCd between September and

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V SS FTSENSIISIGTON

An Ediiice of Steel, Stone and Brick

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In tho Dominion Governmenifs System of

Public Service

THE completion of the new Federal Building on Central Street. Summer-side. not only odds at hand some brick and stone structure to the Town's growing list of line bull dings. but formally includes a mod- devoled to the public

on mill! in - the

vest Government organization service. ' R ' V iv i ' V

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As general contractors in charge of the construction of this new build- lng. we are pleased to have been associated with a project so vitally needed to centralize government services in this section of the Provlyo.

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IUILDING SUCCESS IS THE

SUMMERSIDE

CHURMAN Co. LTD.

CHARLOTTETOWN The Home Of ”COMPLET E BUILDING SERVICE" F

WESTERN BllAlllll.'.ll

IAN CHURCHES. - Bervioea sun- day. January 20th. Long River 11 A. M. Geddie Memorial 2.30 P. M. Clifton 7.30 P.M. Rev. D. A. Camp- bell. Minister.

--ANNUAL MEETING - The annual meeting of the Lediesl Guild oi! the Summerslda Baptist Church was held on Monday at- lernoon in the Vestry when the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. R. T. Dodds: lat vice-president. Mrs. Bruce John- ston; 2nd vice-president. Mrs. Wil- fred lnman: secretary. Mrs. C. C. Smith: treasurer, Mrs. Robert Palmer. The following committee: were appointed: Purchasing, Mrs. J. F. MacNeill. Mrs. C. H. Stew- wt. Mrs. Robert Palmer, Mrs. A.

. Leard; Yarn, Mrs. Chester Palmer, Mrs. Bruce Johnston, Mrs. Roland Gay: Entertainment, Mrs.

' W. G. Ellis. Mrs. C. C. Smith. Mrs.

Brut-r .lohnston;; Red Cross. Mrs. J F. MarNeili. A most gratify- ing annual financial report of the retiring treasurer. Miss Bertha Schurman. and the assistant treas- urer. Mrs. Jack MacLeod, was submitted.-S.

-New LONDON. PIISBYTII ”

G0llllllATllLATI0llS

To

ll. .1 scituntmt on. no

And

On the completion of 1 fine new building." We are proud to have been entrusted with the com- plete electrlcal installation. '

BRYANT ELECTRIC

OOMPANY LIMITED

Halifax Nova Scotls

provided for the .'Unemployment Insurance Commission off Church.

Access in all other offices is”

R. C. M. P. cars in the bIsement3

and ia'

Canada.

A CANADA POST OFFICE

Announces OFFICIAL OPENING: of the New

SUMMERSIDE POST OFFICE

FRIDAY. JANUARY 18

or 4:30 P. M.

This fine. up-to-den structure. located or the corner of Cenmil and Church Streets. makes ovelleblelo the postal patrons of Summersldo facilities for the transaction of postal business that are unexcelled anywhere else. in

Following are at low of the ways in which YOU can can help the Post Office make the most of these new premises in serving you. y

it Mall early and often during the day. y

'' Keep postage stamps always on hand for ready

F Prepay postage fully. A

F Address fully and cloudy. without abbrevia- tions. and give return address In upper lell hand comer of envelope or parcel.

' CANADA POST OFFICE

NON. G. EDOUABD RINFRET, Postmaster General.

W. .1. TUINBULL. Deputy Postmaster F enl.

'l'. D. Morrison 'J. Lorne Drlscoll G. I. Shun

CONGRATULATIONS

ro nu-: pizoi-us: or 1-nnizce. courrrv AND suuultnsinu

The official opening lodoyief the new Federal Iulldlng will provide the County with one of the finest and most mod- ern buildings in the Province.

. i We also congratulate all those who played a per! in the completion of this splendid odlllco.

Mayor HENRY .W. WIDGI

- councittotts -

'J. Lloyd Gen-Ill

- ' H. I. Schurlnen ctonm Steele

f JANUARY 18, 1952

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