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     ~ ' ' ~ " ' ' "  Vast P.E.I. school program sees 
     
     14 new schools rise since 1959 
     
    
   
   
    
     bufigmegxtiniigleafiflggflegescgfgl lizgf‘ztvaggndriinisst (egrpftn‘sivtedot  and North Rustim. ‘ School. built at a cost of 3133.000. Last year wort m nearly 
     
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     wncial government to en able .1959. The others in this group egiengio: :gsé'igfotls‘tlsmitlgmtfig WI“ have an addmnnal Glassbco fled on an 
     
    
   
   
    
     every high school student to at- ‘include: Abram‘s Village, 530.. ‘ past year_ room and facilities extension 1 schools all in tho but moo 
     
     tend an exceuem h‘gh “mm 0005 O'LCaI‘Y. $198,000 with $200, A beautiful new 5400900 high that will cost the governmenUCounty area. 
     
    
   
   
    
     nears completion after 14 new 000 extension last yoat- Monta s ’ ' ‘ - - - 
     
     . . I a . . - .chool in Kenstngton hi hli ht d 22. .000 ’l‘h ?\ ' Summel‘Slde Rural mull 
     
     buildings have bee n erected gue With a 3175.000 extension the 1960-61 group and isgong P s 1 P mm“ Rpgmna] ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     - . I h _ of High School at a cost or $300000 High School at $4004”) was flu 
     
     5",}?le 122%; re innal high {in I. last M~at_. Alberton. $100000; ithe largest regional high schools and Englmvood Roginnnl mun ‘mnst expensive 0f this gm” 
     
     cover the Islagnd from “flinging   witlha $00000 ex- in the proving-e. y in (‘rnnauri t-ostt'n: $205,000. and is nearing completion while 
     
     Tignish and students from a H 1 r, L' ‘ NW”- "niPl RIVPI'. Stella Maris Regional H l i: h completed that group. ibcing used by the student; 
     
    
   
   
    
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     districts in each school zone are 
     
    

    
     provided with transportation in. 
     
    

    
     the form of school buses. ‘ 
     
     Five of the new schools were . ' ., , ,1. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
      I I found to be too small to act-omo- . ._ 
     
     3"  H r .. v ..  date the student body and a tot- 
     
     " “A” “ " "‘ " ' al of $760,690 in extensions have {: 
     
     ND EXTENSION been spent to increase class- "'5‘- 
     
     -  . K ,, - , room space and facilities. 
     
     ' " 3,070 ATTENDING - . 
     
     After realizin the gre at 
     
    
   
   
    
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     e for new schools to re- 
     
     ’. place those being used. the gov- 
     
     ernment has now enabled 3.070 
     
     students to benefit from th e 
     
     bright and cheerful surround- 
     
     ings a new building creates 
     
     The regional high school pro- 
     
     gram began in 1959 and by the 
     
     opening of the 1960-61 school 
     
     year. seven of the schools had 
     
     been completed and were being 
     
     used by the students. The p r 0- 
     
     gram continued with the com- 
     
     pletion of four more in 1961 and 
     
     construction on the ramaining 
     
     three got underway last year. 
     
     MONTAGUE LARGEST 
     
    

    
     ’llhe $395,000 regional high ' ’ ’” ‘“ ‘ 
     
     school in Montague was th at » BRIGHT NEW SCHOOL AT MISCOU CHE COST GOVERNMENT $250,000 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Operation Overhaul is constantly 
     
     underway at the modern plants of 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Our side of the story is easily and quickly t o l d by the cheerful 
     
     young lady on the right. She is one of the many cashiers you'll 
     
     meet at Gaudot's Save-Easy in Summerside With her constant 
     
     appealing smile. courteous manner and speedy efficiency. 5 h a 
     
     has become one of the principal "stars" in o u r story. Through 
     
     her and others like her. our close personal contact wit h you is 
     
     maintained. for as our "ambassador of good will". she is tang- 
     
     ible proof of our service and satisfaction. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Now. your side of the story is enacted on the left of the picture. 
     
     and once more our check-out counter sets the scene. Besides tho 
     
     service and courtesy you know you'll receive h e r e. our check- 
     
     out counter is the one spot where you can really w a t c h your 
     
     weekiy food savings adding up. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Together. your side of the story. and our side of the story make 
     
     for a mighty pretty picture. And. best of all. it's a story that al- 
     
     ways has a happy ending . . . at our friendly check-out counter. 
     
    
   
   
    
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