THE- CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN "FEBRUARY 18. 192s

Tl TWELVE MORE DAYs “

In Which to Enter Contest for Champion Orator 0f Canada

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This map 0f the world. shows-First, the countries which the boy 0r girl, winner -of the Canadian Oratorical Contest, will visit, without charge and with pocket money added. The countries to be visited include EnglamLScotland, France, Belgium and Holland. Secondly, it shows the countries from which contestants will later assemble in Washington for the championship 0f the world, including Canada, Great Britain, United States, France, Jap- an, Mexico and the Hawaiian Islands i

-The Charlottetown Guardian, in conjunction with newspapers in otheriprovinces oi Canada and in other countries oi g “figsegn the world, is conducting the Canadian and international Cratorical Competitions which were so outstandingly suc- cesslul last year, and lrom which P. E. stand was unintentionally excluded. For Canadian contestants the subject edema’: - riizifw will lie “Canada’s Future.” In individual School Competitions in Prince Edw ard island, any subject may be used, but

Haw To ENTER a G“Canada’s Future” willbe obligatory in the District, Provincial and Canadian Championships, and is recommended tor the School Competitions.

The Contests will be open, without charge, to pupils, boys and girls, in high schools, grades nine and ten, second-

bgggongggggygqgg t, ary schools, collegiate institutes, Commercial and Business Colleges, and other organized educational institutions be-

“jlr; fir: a low llniversity grade. Students oi primary schools unless above grade eight, are not eligible. ws”-_§}YE”“°}',ATES The lirst step in the contest is tor each school to hold a contest to determine its own representative. In Prince Edward

jsgitjic-fzfijffftjiljtflffi Island, the province will be divided into Four districts, Kings, Queens, Prince, and Charlottetown, (including St .llun-

. $1 stan’s). There will be a oompetiti on at a central point tor each ot these districts to determine the district cham- eff: pion. It is at thesedistrict competitions that champions oi the individual schools will compete.

The winners oi each oi the districts will come to Charlottetown as guests oi The Charlottetown Guardian, and at its “"7" XEZUESTS expense, to compete tor the Prince Edward Island Provincial Championship. The winner oi this contest will receive FOR INFORMATION a suitable prize lrom the Guardian.

Tsettc from high sch teachers or pi-tn nls, asking to rther tn-

9335:; Guifdgggedggggzadcg; M; Similar competitions will be he_ld in other provinces ol the Dominion. Following these provincial championships gagggofiaggfwj; the WIIIIICI’ from each province will go to aselected city, probably Toronto, to compete for the Canadian Champion-

_ a QEFTCIALS _ , ship. The Prince Edward Island winner will go to the Canadian Contest as guest ot the Charlottetown Guardian with . all expenses paid. a iiott, the (Jlini- crown uiil- ' I I - I ' _. . " ‘Lj§~;--;;;;;;;Vi;;£eg~;;_ mails-Ii;- _ The Canadian champion will be given a treetrip this summer to Europe, a travelling scholarship, as guest oi the newspapers in the various provinces w hich, at the request ot the Canadian and International Committees, are conduct- il1_?,‘i_~;.,§.i;i’ii§l'"§_3'_f ing the contests. g mdflggég? The Canadianwiiincr, alter his Euro pean trip, will go to Washington, as guest oi the International Committee, to 11".".- ‘EJ523313; compete in the International Champion ships. a ‘

, ' T)r, . J. P. Mac. Ian; Schoo spcctors. Messrs. Marin (tall : it. Brewer Au-td; tiownrd 3 ifl: J- , ' ' ii- D121)“; "i" ynleléi; Tutti? A‘ ' i ' " ' " ‘ i ' i

‘"° r ' " Under the Auspices, m Prince Edward Island. of

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

With the (‘o-Operation of the Prince Edward Island Department of Education and the Teachers’ Federation

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