PfHE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

II. B. Regional Schools

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(Continued from Page I) tion ie I06 feet long by O8 feet

wide. At the rear, jutting out frnm this like the stem of a la the auditorium. whlchl

measures 103 feet by 0'! feet. ' All the partitions in the build-l ing are tile end plaster. The! floors are concrete covered with‘ asphalt tile. The ceilings, likel those in ll radio stud/lo, are sound- y proofed with an asbestos compost-l tion, and fluorescent lighting is built right into them. There is an art room, a library, an agricultural room, a domestic] science room, a drafting room. l\ laboratory, a ccmmerclal room. al machine shop. a cafeteria, and. of course, there are the regular clasa- \

rooms. Each has its own drinking fountain. its own loudfiileaker, its

own built-in shelves and cup- boardls. and cases to display the work of the students. Tile loudspeakers, centrally con- trolled, can be used by the prin- I clpal when he wants to speak to l the student body from his office, Or they can be used to brlngpin » radio programs. Some of the classrooms have facilities for the‘ projection of moving pictures. i There is accommodation 500 pupils. When the opens in the fall. it will around 300, but the Port Elgln School Board figured that the building would last for a long; time and that there should be, space for future growth. l O O I Students from outlying sections, will be brought in each morningi‘ by four school buses, each of which can scat. 48 passengers. ‘They'll be taken home by the same buses in the late afternoon. They'll attend from points as far away ns i8 miles. They'll have their noonday meal in zrbig gleaming cafeteria and a dietitian will be on hand to see

Moons

l Comfort

a. M¥LEOD

We lKnow You Are Interested In

For The Warm Days

Fancy SOX

' ~ 65c I SWIM TRUNKS

$3 .. $6

KIT BAGS For Comping

75c

Sport Shirts 3.50 to 7.50

SHIRTS and SHORTS

75c '° 1.65

Garment

MEN'S STRAW and PANAMA HATS

1.85 ... 7.00

Polo Shirts FRIDAY Allll SATURDAY

0|lLY

1.29

y Special l

FANCY SHIRTS

3.75 .. c.oo.

A Lorge Stock to Select From l

TROPICAL SUITS Snloll and Medium

13.25

"a

PQPLIN PULLOVER-Knli Neck, Cuffs and Bottom. Regular Price $7.00. Clearing or . ..

difference the institution will

make in the lives of a great many people.

4.95

u. en...- Olen-ac‘ aleltee

field. Besides him, there will be 11 on the teaching staff.

eee

ties at the school. I l l

Elgln regional high school

We've written about the Port

‘w.

that their diet is properly bal- anced. when they feel like it. they'll be able to step into one of several tiled bathrooms and inke a shower bath. If one of

them should be ill. or have all “"3 "w"?

"This school." he says. "should mean an extra $200 or $300 of income a year to every farming and fishing family ill the district. fl will teach the boys to be better efficient

joy your leisure.

mung“ m“ etllture, and the

The courses at. Port Elgln won't overlook the fact that it's import- ant to know how to relax and en- There will thus

be some emphasis on art ilne well-furn-

cause it's o model of its kind and because it has been built with tlle financial assistance and constant supervision of the man who fath- crcd education in New Brunswick.

and lit-

Anniv'|"ary of Zion aoos-aiseowilsws-aee-apee-Q» e

WEEKEND Will ’litt

_ Presbyterian Church 5 0m 3 3 0,

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“"'"" ‘"' ""'" i

b L B Sig’! wish you could come, Mother-y.

. . . remarked cheerfully. "Wouldn't

You like to?"

_ _ _ __ Before Cicily could reply to this

a ‘ c r ~ " "‘ ~ blunt interrogation, everyone heard

l . ,.._ ‘ i . L D the opening oflaldom‘. The open-

. - . nil and e c osng of the front

’_ door downstairs, and Albert's

quick tread as he entered the hall.

fit ‘ —— ‘d _. Robin ran out and dragged him ‘ y in by iille arm, At least, almost, m,

Albert stopped on the threshold. . _ _ "What do you thinlrs happened?" ' chlldlenk MIG-PIN! EYJAMAS-—brl hi’ __ Robin was shoutin with reall sizes 1 2 d 3 ' 9 om “mm th f ll rr r nil 1 l: 1 fill . e u oc-e o s en-year-o

WEEK-END SPECIAL 1-19 llllfis‘hinllf.'ly‘eh°filll'liihlii'E'Z’§l

chlaliliehsscorrou DRESSES-Florols 011d on,» h. oII llliY-‘i ‘m’ '° m‘ “m” ‘m’

co ours. izes 2 to 12. Cicily thought that Albert took

cLzAglNg A1- it remarkably well, m: face tight.

' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' "‘~'-' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ened perceptiblly, pethgps h; even

clllldfefl’! Striped SWEATER‘S—button front. Sizes 28 to hllrmed i“ ‘he “M” i’! M‘ "Y"

34. Colours green, blue, wine ond grey The Rev. 1:. Melville Aitken, Eglfitlmulgldll élitxgsliaéflSllflifitflftlflfll-lily

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, WEEK~END SPECIAL M" “- h. h; really? iwell, rhZt 5.55mi‘;

t . - -. . . l t _

, children,‘ ANKLE HOSE_A§NT“ t’. ‘The eighty-elghth‘alrllllel:lry_c: nlqlgmeisle, com ng to sour irand

. he c0Zl;:l‘,';€12iUil c». Lnor. rear. - ,_; ' Slzes 6 to 8 l-Z. CLEARING AT c Pr. m,“ church o, U,“ C“), w,“ he xsafigliknw°fl 8M"! $0 GYM"! childrenk whim Summ" PANH“ h ohsel-ved on “Sunday, iéiligustniltxli, “who is? Not lye)». He arched Sizes 2 to l2. WEEK-END SPECIAL .. i: 7 c 11.15“ “pmopuale “M” “‘ ° "“..,§‘,‘,"f,‘f,““§“u§,°{§§‘°‘;’,,§‘ °‘.°“i'- " _ , H Y I. V (‘l ren.‘

Lcdles’ ANKLE HOSE in pink, green, wllite and yellow. QdfehsQlIZLiOYZ loflrfillutlieildczlllirfflzgéllfil TvllifadhsildBeri-alllsfedcriulvlgletfoflllshgd

Sues 9." l0 l‘2- find church building ulas opened in (are to answfl; o1 want to’ g0 mo}.

QLEARING AT _ _ _ _‘ c c PL 19:3. Mr. Dollllllg Mnpyélllnoll, Kym, in ha,‘ gulp“; down l sob Wm‘

u‘ o vras all e .er all ‘ a tncmlr; he last word he umera¢ Ladies’ Twin Seom SLlPS—-Crepe and Satin. White ond “fuihefhi-"llr al Ilheiflrtllrllasies still "why, Bertie, you p00)‘ mile . - .- ' ' ‘c _ l" w» mi- 2 25 its: ‘.3. ii. i£2'i‘.....,.“".1.‘“..§“".,“; can; . _ ' .8 e . WEEK-END SPEClAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ilulllllllilliieaakvléélfilfik Mgggillnorrl. gver to Clcilyés sldeY He picskleillgup _ . ‘ c . rn — ls . - t l

l 1 l seumles‘ NYLONS—L'QM' "d dmk illfldfl- 1 tlllues to make his contribution shoulflisl}. ‘Fsuee hire hi“ “flung?

" ' Sizes 8 1-2 to 10 I-2. CLEARING AT . . . . a to the service of prfllSe. Mr, lvlilr- casters never, never cry. Don't let

g ' _ dock Ross, who was also all elder tllnn get you down, Mouse. You're

l‘ A lurge assortment of Ladies’ Summer HOUSES-cotton “l m“ ‘"“°- l“‘~‘_-_‘°Y the Pm willing down with me to look at

I ; and m °n_summer mt“ shad s fe-w years. been nesldlng in another the funnies in the evening paper." '. l . y p Prvvlme- He walked, as he spoke with the . i‘ ‘ i - Sizes 14 to 20. SPECIAL AT I The late Rev. George c. T5311...- hhlld i0 [he (mo, He ‘waved his

t, _ _ - was the minister of the church l nd "'1 t th iih '

r Lodles’ RGyCIl HOSE—SIZQS 9 n 10 l-zi. 59c hi... 1hr- congregation moved Qfih hlllihleh-"eh lid’ till. illllllhe"

Summer shades. WEEK-END SPECIAL ulflilhihe llewtbuildulz- m R céiclly walked over to hcl- window

_ e prescn illllllster, e ev. an glanced out at the ,t t

l A Ladies’ Summer VESTS—WlIIiQ only. Smbll, G. Carlyle Webster, now on leave nervously. cxpectanth‘. Four ofclbi-(lf,

l l Medium and large. CLEARING AT . . . . . . . c Si“???“:16iwllafiegrgatiilllress, iirias Jar: had saiii,_d mgllrglgt ii early.

L 1 ‘ . ' - s ce per aps o aVOI e er . He had

l. Ladies’ Satin PANTlES-Rose only. Sizes small 1 19%;! He“ “Faker t I m rellted hegtlndinstzntiy cg arriving

_ ». " .>.' a lo ln own. le al eor h"t.. I 00d m9dlum~ PRICES FOR WEEKEND ' ~ - - - ~' " serviccs for the nnllivcrsaly i-ele- at ten O'(‘lCClC'\lll t-hi ‘ , . llratn -l1i th R ~.E,vll- h, ~~ ‘_

I, Ladies’ APRONS-coveroll and lslb style. Assorted colours ,,,,.‘,,",.,,“,§,_ 1315,," £13‘ 0;“ A-,€k:n_ ifigholaidthznzfiZlflgsttlgicsglffrggllr:

L‘ ‘H and patterns. heirlg n native 01' this city lsuell His voice had been a shock to

. ‘ WEEK-END SPECIAL c Zléadduzffgwflffly grlilxqfgl- "If wijlg lilo". "ugdlfla so lnaillrolhilwalan;

_ \ i a nl: auc mcmor es. “-e o, n

5 i Ludie§ §MQcK§__;em}.fl|-yi"q or b“ swig-q" gqlouyy Colcge, of Dalilollsle University yoll, cicily? It's Jack. I'm here ._

l S. M 20 and of Plllc I-Illl Divinity Hall. At Oh, I'm feeling fine, Can't waiie

r '3 ‘leis ' ' 3 the age of thirty-one he accepted to see the children. You were

i t WEEK-END SPEClAL .. ....., ..., I a call In St. Andrews United ~good to let me have them, when

_ , . ClWYPh- 5311095’. Nflva Scotla, one call I see you? _ Well only i‘

3 Children; ANKLE SOX-o very big assortment of colors. or the lenulh; churches m ihe days>l expect“, 8o |,m.k1..,,d:_ve_"f

lg Si“; f, to 3 ].Z_ and 3 Maritime Provmvcs. Ulldcr his Fine. Wednesday afternoon. Day

CLEARING AT c c ‘°"‘.“"“."“‘ l.‘"“?“f°““ "‘ “”-“'.’“°‘.“‘ “l” "‘"‘°“°““ SW 1 m“ m“

_ Ilels gore lPfrrixlPd, 71111171 rltcle mas to Lakewood? Would four he ton

__~~___-~- ———-————~~—- i s" .\'lz1'"\\' 1o a depurilncllts. early?" So easily it was 5e[Ll5d_

. l In 1935 he hoard the call of tile So qllleil without awkwardness.

C West, nlld uvcnt, ti» Cfilggry t l _ B t, the i; l», ~ 1 y, l d

l (‘CHIP nllnlster nf illc Cgllllill rdlled sevbll avails Jllivlmif- one 1m . United ClltllTll lh that city, the She lllld said to All: rt ii l L°d"3"—Ab°“l loo "ll'W°°l SWEATERS 9"‘ 0m" °" moot strategic church hetween dinller. "Jack called up ifhis TTTIITY: ' Mn sole Thursday at 5195-011 pure wool, short sleeves- ifllnnlnleez and in: collate}! There imz. He's coming to tea Wednes- .- l,- iul ~ - m" s8 11 years e carri d l." k vii ‘ round or sweetheart neckline-o very big assortment fapreachmg nflmstry’ nndmlb: "Albert said nmmbly "we" me I‘ -_ ,. I of colours. Sizes 32 to 3B. z came ivicicly 'kllO\\'l1 as a radio him a time." l l

r . " CLEARlNG-—BEGlNNlNG THURSDAY——AT l Preiicllei- 1141""! Wilt up a very Still possessed by nervousness, - large radio i-olmrecation over a she turned from her window and “u, m h__ ' vast al-ezl of Western Canada tha; walked out, of h" bgdfgcm and ll3~‘_<‘"11ii1_i\\9d 10 grow steadily, dorivn the stairs to the living

i y . PIIFIHR this period the Ctiillfllegiit- rornl. She hllcl put it ill order Ill

I MCIDRI‘: a M‘LEOD [lmlled ..

‘ T Ship» 795911108 about two thousand Christmas things given Vestn

l mfmbfffi- her instructions. lNow she must

In 1042 he amepted n ll t see that t-l fire a ll ht d d

"'_"“' First Iilllted Church in I-iezralllto: the tea table flawvlvesss. FlPrdlm The

etched in many designs by I sall- Si???‘ hnllllnlslfarlrl?’ lhuslllohlhit l“ lllllkllg véliye chnlrlm-

- ~ - i. nlz e am lg . ye ow

> __ __ or artist; part of a whale izlll; In churches In the United Church ogl’ damask curtains were drawn at

,9 W i» in".22:.:"::°'t.::3.:.‘1":..il";l“i: 3.21:2. u: r“; h: ‘"““.",,‘"i' =~i,g;o;i;;..

s 1 ._~ . “m” u?» l--- ~—- l f‘ c a nes a h

l ill some ill -the other oddities are: lacewood tree from the West In- tWClVE‘ hundred new members, (the alilr houl‘. The ggéllghblgllfflllfiwflbd

A ‘vvflhllllfs hoot with leather top divs: clay fiver“ Oak Island. Where majority on llrulssinu of {am-L hn lhe sheen 0f old, walnut, (in

. and wooden $111!’. found ll- WBF-ll clplil" Kidd‘ “easli” w“ 5"?‘ The 0110f"! ‘now has a memher- her polished silver tea set. on the

w ‘ E IPoillt, n lllalvs leather hoot with‘ posed to have been buried; tile ship n! over twenty-three hundred, tall crystal vase that held the dork

l. _ “vnndfln sole, fnlllld hi. North Cape“ first sod turned for the present and the Missionary nlvillgs have ‘w; 1.0805 that had come m he].

J ,\ child's hub], lyllh very heavy- lea-l PEI. Hospital; an old-faahloned nlnlost doubled in the same period surprise from Avery Caldwell

I ‘ ther, hrilw nails in rows on lllP sille artificial wooden leg; a bush knife of time. chrisitmlu muminl And‘ thcnght

‘ >1 and lffill oll lhc tieels, which had that had been used in the Khy- It is expected there will be large Cicily pnrclltheticnlly. I haven't

y , come from Yen's store at Port her Pass, India; a pemmlcall cilnlzl-egntlnn; ht, Zion Church .5.“ thanked hlm_ The mom struck

. i llltl pfliTd is and 1o; a Ilisrh 1 pound“ from Bllliclflwwflnl W" "m" "Xfilmils and evening. of those her suddenly IIS ii little like ii stage. “ - moi-nssill from the Labrador‘ large horseshoes, the largest one who will villsll to avail thrmhelvgg Oddly firemen], N0; he, familial. f‘, , coast; a lllall selllskin 1100i made having been used hy s Boston of the privilege of hearing Mr. living room. It seemed to he

‘ . it l hi’ the E-‘Flilllmo? Pa" “l m“ “MW hm“ l“ 455w“! m“ “"4" ca“? Amie“ waiting for a scene tn transpire.

, ‘ 1' lers or h Pflflllllll from the vicinity, a brick from the fortifications in The musli- 0f the day will be She felt faintly ashamed or the

' r-lf Sivfiliirllflrl ‘-'~l1°“'l"‘~' m“ W95!‘ Lmllsbur?‘ mil "W19 l“ 1'75"”? *1 under the dlreclliln 0f Mr. Frank coquetry that ilad set it. kncwin!

. 1 _ animals rorlnczi the Island at one‘ Wfltfhnfl" 5‘ haw" "cm y 51”“ J"h_"5°"“- A-T-C-L» organist and its perfection could only cause

‘ "ii timer; a porcupine fish from: Leone, Africa; two miners safety choir director. Suitable anthems Jack pnlll. It was what he had

i ,' (Julia, nhoul. tho slzr- of a vocoaq 1801108 1mm Glace Bay and Jog- and special mlisll‘ will he Nude‘, exchanged for m; bcflrdmg house

" nut. and covered with bill-ha, llnai gins; a black ahlllahlah, delicately 6d at Iloth service; m Dgnven she glanced at her re_

g1 ' and tall; the sword of a m0 pound Rand carvedtwlth ahamll-grksd and new“ m the mirror between the : - j s swordfish caught. in Boston l-lar- erps, hollgl from an n la y n tum. ‘IMF '——~~~-— -A—- “-1nd0ws_ Hm. 519m black flame 0' hour: tooth of a whole beautifully‘ Duhlln hy a Boer war veteran re- m“ Fyggerdorlghipfli“‘hsgglggfli 0:“: in the goldcn rncm, her fail- 2;‘ ‘ l V W key. the latter" weighing one half :11”! Mir] “Edd the pale Oval o‘ on‘, l’ a pound’ former], d h er ace 0o c really young __ J7 . K B)’ K611 Reynolds ‘vimam Faun“ i]! Clafligatpi!‘ 1:15- mld pleasing. she tllrned fro-n the other large kc d“ e, d ' rnrlor ils Vesta entered with the

L ( whlre which Illllghtrolllmly: bancifi sandwiches. a r key to General Wolfe's mone ho "Did "You "m" "nmmhl Y's“? h .~ and m, on his “m, my {he}; The children will be in. They-ye v ' the first three kinds nf handcuffs cmmng with Mrs’ Carvery

{l Y. used 1n the pmvin". n m,“ be“ For Mllmsy hid been pressed " 5,; , covered with hhrlyehflnm ,1, m, 1""? ""1" l" the emergency- . chnhdlm. mmpanles during worm Ciclly had explained “I want m

» A , war I. made and presented hv n ta“; will ‘nckthahn?’ That ha" l_ I 591m"; l Hrk th _ - mae er mo .er ook vaguely . suck ‘mm lnélandNlrg glaalitgg“ troubled and Clclly had qddqL lamp, hrnught [min smunnd jg "I want to discuss the children.

, , 1am by Mr‘ wuham Fm Immb :0 please. Iif/lutnlsy dear. could you

t father of Mrs. M 1h ‘ _ ave em or uncheon and bring

5 prising two shallot: §§§§1él.°°§',',. lhq“?bs“gkl‘c'fi‘l' l" “"2151” "n"-

, nhove the nthe m, 1 " noon a w want o see you,"

I f’ u" o, m“, m‘, f“, “llfgtvf”: m» Be Continued) t and spoke! of the first drwl‘ "—~ ' ~ "F! WIE- power from an oyster bed nfluaedhythewh .» ' 6 k Al‘ Mum"? ‘QM-led l" gfll-uxllflnnslerzblll ‘This ls he. of‘ tll l. l l.

. mvexupmhed trowel from,“ l! d o e mo: ner-

' n , to have been I n eating collection of relics found

. , 18MB! n! the mm {Med in the anywhere in tile Province and

h ernmem Ho . era one of Gov- contains much historical data. na-

il. ‘m, "mo" “l; 1:" i "l". n fork turlll history and science. Mr.

w, by queen motfgrhhndhebeen used Matheeon makes an interesting

g ‘he Ioldle" in thflwh" Vlilflhz host as he enthusiastically and

j t F l l‘ arrnrka In patiently tells the history of each

~ ll ‘m’ “"1 "I" ""1110" here hv a mule man of hich h e l.

Q \ w" ""“"'"' "h" It'll"! on Film; been recorddd her‘: lle as

1 ' ' l ' 51"“ “""‘“" ""1" l" "W Ihlne rentlv added lee i - Il- "f I llflbal hall ith th ‘ ‘ m l’ b°°k “"1 n’- ; .i- P’ l! Ylllbl! wishes he had done lo man I . Y 4g} . ‘works clearly seen, a plflfl of slate years ago 7 yzgrr" mm mm" "will 200 The events and incidents 1n . ago used on the roof of q ‘S. ' building In Miramlchl Ind m" widely separated laces and time; ,3 I Viv?‘ m. diummu. n" of ‘m; {$31G contribute an interesting ~ I 0M. 31 nches long and "up. ' _ _ ___ -. g___ m‘ m, '-_.__...._..._._ l "| was cnswerin e Guardian Wont Ail-when the ‘wel in ' m" M‘ ‘ptigglsé-oglltlhzlllefltn ‘if; ‘u’ '

'~ »- » ~ a . ‘° ' 9.2:." '." i353’ t.“ ‘" "my "W" n- r-lt- 1M m» -

00p and .horee lilnweeutyfathei century.

gist gluleedl’:

u

accident, thcre‘s a neat mcdififll rc-cln with a bed and first aid equipment.

The total cost of the building will be about $550,000, which will include Mr. Magees donation, a $250,000 grant from the provin- cial government, and another

extends from Cape Tormcntinc to Point die Butc and embraces 350 to 400 square miles.

and hamlets. mostly populated by farmers and fishermen who re- ccivcd their own education in one-room wooden schoolhouses. When they visit Port Elgirl and look at the regional school, they have a, habit of remarking that today's youngsters are very lucky. Today's youngsters agree. e e e

As you are shown through the building by Murray lVlcLeod, youthful chairman of Port Elgin's parish council, he tells you of tho

In lt. there are two dozen villages ~

fishermen than their fathers. and it will tellch the girls to be better and more efficient

housewives." He leads you into the workshop,

with its array of lathcs and drills and taught here-a. very handy sub. Jvct- as Mr. McLeod ekrplains. in

salvs. Mechanics will be

$250,000 to be assessed against “his “all °l mflhflfliled fflrmlnq

the mommy Owners M me “ea and fishing. There's a huge door

the school will serve. This aren lhfll’ "P9115 bl’ 101113118 11110 the CCIIIIIFI.

“Thaw 5W5 M11 McLeod, "ls so

a. tl-rlctor can be brought in. if Wmfibmly Wallis in fix one." He adds that each student will he encouraged to have n home project-poultry or hog Talon“; perhaps, or fruit farming, or truck gardening. The new prillclpal ot the new school. Dr. G. E. Bemlqtt, will tour the countryside regular. l_v, inspecting these projects and oflering his OXPCTlL advice.

Formerly principal of the high school ill Dulldalk. Ontario, Dr. Bennett has taught agricultural science for i6 years, and has won an outstanding reputation in this

islled library. with its shelves of hooks, will encourage the good habit of l-ead-ina- The art Mom has a screen on which moving pictures will show art techniques, as used by leading artists. Art classes are clupcctecl to stimulate interest in handicrafts and at the same time to teach the girls how tlley can-make their homes more attractive.

Dramatlcs will be taught too, and the auditorium will provide a ilne theatre for amateur plays and concerts.

There will also be an accent on games and physical fitness. The‘ auditorium." when ils ‘I00 Collaps- ible chairs are folded up and tucked away under the staEB- W111 do duty as a iwmnasium with a full-sized basketball court. And on the school prc-pert-y there will be a cinder track, a baseball diam- ond. a. football field and other facilities. The Gaspereau Club. all organization of business men of the Port Elgin district. has un- uertaken to promote sports activi-