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The Nova Scotls provincial mu- mum at Halltax. founded in i868, itarted from collections begun by me Mechanics Institutes in 1832.
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WORK PROGRESSING SATISFACTORILY ON HIGH SCHOOL AT NORTH RUSTICO
Designed and built for service and utility, the modern school edilice is usually tree or outward adornments and presents an ap- pearance of permanence and solid- ity. The new high school now un- der construction at North Rustico. situated on a hillside overlooking that progressive business centre re- cently raised to the status or an incorporated village, is so designed.
The new structure fits nicely into an area group of buildings consisting ot the Church. the par-
ish hall. tiie convent and parochial.
residence. all identiiied over many decades by the name whzch will be given the new high school- Stclla Maris-"star of the Sea."
The high school is designed to provide higher education for stu- dents in an area considerably be- yond the confines of North Rus- tico, or which that village is the natural centre and the most densely populated by children of graded and high school age.
Occupying the site of the old school building, which had prev- iously been a canning establish- ment ot the Portland Packing Comp!-DY. hauled up lrom Rustico Harbour in 1935, work on'the new building was started on July '1 and will be completed early in the new year.
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The layout consists of two "L' shaped wings which converge on the main entrance lacing the south A new type construction provided for the wings to be laid on six inch cement slabs. without excavation. The grade school wing is l46 feet long and contains six class rooms 31 by 22 feet. The high school wing is 120 feet long, with tour
- class rooms also 31 by 22 feet. Both
wings are 58 feet wide. The hizh school rooms will be equipped lor chemistry. physics, biology with a modern fully equipped laboratory in keeping with recognized stand- ards in a school or this type.
At the centre of the building, immediately inside the main ent rance, the home economics anl
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sewing rooms will be located. as will also the music room, the library and a teachers room. mid- ing doors between the music room and home economics may be open- ed back to provide for an assembly hall large enough for minor gath- erings. Larger assemblies will be tak care of in the new Parish l-lal now nearing completion.
The centre portion of the build- ing. under the main entrance is the only part excavated. and here. in ndditlon to the iumaca room, with oil burner steam heating equip- ment. a manual training area has been arranged for. A large play- room is also provided for in this area.
The high school will be fitted with ileuroscent lights and other- wise lighted with block glass titted window frames throughout. The interior walls are painted sybrocir
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The exterior is finished with white asbestos cedar green shingles. A large recreational centre has been laid on immediately north of the new high school. with provision and equipment for supervised play at various school age levels. The school grounds will be graded and landscaped as early next spring as conditions will permit.
The teaching stall will consist of seven sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame rand three lay teachers.
The work is progressing accord- ing to schedule under the con- tractor R. Earle Gallant with a crew of twelve men. W. W. Downle, representing the architects, Downie. Baker and Ahern of Halifax, after making a periodic inspection lasi week expressed himself as well pleased with the material, work- manship and progress to date. Rev Eh-lc Robin is pastor of Stella Maris parish.
Miscouohe
-Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Doucette at Halifax. N. 3., are spending their vacation in Miscouche. at the home or Mrs. Doucette's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry.
Mrs. Urban Gillls oi Mlscouche recently left (or Caliiornia, U. S. A., where she will spent some time visit. ing relatives and iriends.
Mr. and" Mrs. Gus MacKiiinon and daughter. Margaret, recently arrived at their home in Miscouchc after having spent the past month visiting in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aloysuls DcsRoches, who is in the Royal Canadian Navy, recently visited in Mlscouehe at the home of his brother. Gerald DesRochcs.
On October 8, a field-day was held at Marian Academy, Mis- couche. Prizesc and ribbons were awarde for different races.
Mrs. Herbert Macxinnon of chi- cinnati, Ohio, recently spent sever-
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ai days in Miseouche at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Gus MacKin- non.
Frank Gaudet of Charlottetown, Was in Miscouche on October 10. visiting at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Alban Gaudct.
Lorraine McNelll, who is attend- iiig Prince of Wales College. Char- lottetown, is visiting in Miscouche at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McNelll.
Mr and Mrs. Ben Soiiier and infant daughter of Winnipeg, Man., are visiting in Miscouche at the home of Mr. Sonier's parents, Mr and Mrs. Ben Sonier.
1 Miss Helen Gillis. who is attend-
ing Notre Dame Academy, Char- lottetown is spending the week-end at her home in Miscouche.
Mr. G. C. Martin and Allison. Arseiiault, recently lelt for Truro. N. S.. vrlierc they will spend sev- fcrai days. l
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