Mahone Bay Old School_A Life and Times_Bob Sayer

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Table of Contents Foreword Page i The Author, Tributes, Sources Page ii - iii Table of Contents Page v Chapter One: 1914 Pages 01 - 21 Chapter Two: The School’s ‘Founding Fathers’ Pages 23 - 35 Chapter Three: The Building of the New School Pages 37 - 49 Chapter Four: The Early Years Pages 51 - 65 Chapter Five: The 1920s Pages 67 - 91 Chapter Six: The 1930s and 1940s Pages 93 - 131 Chapter Seven: The 1950s and1960s Pages 133 - 170 Chapter Eight: The 1970s, The End of an Era Pages 171 - 197 Chapter Nine: The Elementary-Junior High Decades Pages 199 - 225 Chapter Ten: The Closing and the Reunion, 2000 Pages 227 - 241 Chapter Eleven: New Life for an Old Building 2000- 07 Pages 243 - 258 Appendix: Index of Names Pages 259 - 271 Photo: courtesy Suzanne Lohnes - Croft v
Page 1 and 2: Mahone Bay Old School A Life and Ti
Page 3 and 4: Published by Mahone Bay Centre Soci
Page 5 and 6: The Author Note From The Author Thi
Page 7: iv Whole school photo 2000
Page 11 and 12: 2 Fred Mosher’s Tour of ‘Mahone
Page 13 and 14: Ernst Fishing and Shipyard, Kids Fi
Page 15 and 16: Photo at foot of previous page - Co
Page 17 and 18: Previous page, bottom right, an ear
Page 19 and 20: The Langille building (above) has b
Page 21 and 22: Clerk, Lois Nichols, is next to Mr.
Page 23 and 24: They also did planing, sawing, turn
Page 25 and 26: Reg. Hyson’s [now the Tea Brewery
Page 27 and 28: Photo Above: Courtesy Settlers Muse
Page 29 and 30: • ‘ T.G. owned the two power pl
Page 31 and 32: Mahone Bay Settlers Museum Amos Pew
Page 33 and 34: • Old School Building The Foundin
Page 35 and 36: Objective 2 Buying the Additional L
Page 37 and 38: • Issued 1914 Matured 1944 5% Int
Page 39 and 40: The Icing On The Cake: The Municipa
Page 41 and 42: Original Settler Roots • Charlie
Page 43 and 44: The girls are shown. From left to r
Page 45 and 46: O’REGAN’S SOUTH SHORE SUBARU 20
Page 47 and 48: The Architects: Boehner Bros., West
Page 49 and 50: Subcontractors…Who Were They? If
Page 51 and 52: Frugal or Tight-Fisted ? No records
Page 53 and 54: The school bell was no longer neede
Page 55 and 56: Photo: Courtesy Jackie Whynot Three
Page 57 and 58: Heather Anne Getson in the new [200
Page 60 and 61:
Chapter Four: The Early Years 1917
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Mahone Bay, which still exists in m
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and June always wore a white ribbon
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Board minutes: Primary/One A.M. Vei
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High Price of Nova Scotia Books ‘
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• Praise from Prof. DeWolfe and a
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There were stories of ‘Hun Atroci
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y four brothers, three of whom are
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Chapter Five: The 1920s A New Era T
Page 78 and 79:
tor system, and, in August, the boa
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The Old Exhibition Site and Buildin
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Murray E. Fitch, 1926-28-With Subst
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sures from buyers. Clara was a loca
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Courtesy : Settler’s Museum The
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3. Curriculum, The Principal’s Di
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We grew our own fruit, apple trees,
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home for breakfast, and down to the
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Some Elementary Teachers of the 192
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Back Row: Hattie Parks, Elaine Slau
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districts up to advanced grades, be
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Hiking and Camping. Summer fun was
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Chapter Six: The 1930s and 1940s
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New room, new additional teacher, s
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Margaret Hirtle was Valedictorian o
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Part of Margaret’s Valedictory is
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The field was rough: part pasture,
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Frank Parker Day [whose book, Rockb
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Boys: Front Row- Earl Langille and
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H.V. Corkum, Union Man, Negotiates
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Albert and Fannie Daurie Photo: Cou
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Miss Slaunwhite’s brownies are sh
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Ossie Mader [ex Town Policeman and
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Helen Holman felt sorry for Mr. Spe
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In his report to the Board for 1942
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Mrs. Byron Fancy was the key leader
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It was a business. Ivan Westhaver l
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Her husband, John “Jack” Hagen
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Three Celebrities of the 1940s: Hom
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‘Sultriest of Samba Sirens’ Lif
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The Return and Resignation of H.V.
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1979 on, and Bayview, a consolidate
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Chapter Seven: The 1950s and ‘60s
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Pity the teachers in the younger ag
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Articles: left and above are from t
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The Yearbook Becomes The Mahonian,
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Audrey V. Shirley E. Marilyn L. Joh
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The School Ghost Rings the Bell on
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to know part of the problem, he nee
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Gail Thomas: Gail and her adult edu
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Public Meeting Of Ratepayers, July
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Berton Robinson, Respected Principa
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Images of the ‘60s The new wing u
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The Yearbook of 1964: A Turning Poi
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Staff and Class Photos For the firs
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• She was a pioneer of the moveme
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1965-66: Life after the Ideal Mater
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School Newspaper, 1966-68 Producing
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Driver Education, 1969 One of the b
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Canteen “An army marches on its s
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The Dances The Bands The Chevelles
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Mahone Bay SaveEasy Kinburn Pharmas
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All, except Miss Pamenter, were to
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Dapper Del Dupperon and Drama ‘De
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176
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A Tribute to H.V.Corkum Mahone Bay
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180 Home Economics and Industrial A
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Michelle Stevens: The Girl Who Took
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Margaret Freeman-Kedy Retires, 1977
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Johanna Hancock Brings Back First C
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Inside a Kid’s Head Curtain Call
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1973-4: The junior and senior badmi
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The Senior Boys Lost a Heartbreaker
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The End of Mahone Bay’s Senior Hi
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The Year of The Junior Hawks, 1978-
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Serving Lunenburg & Surrounding Are
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Virginia and Charles Uhlman School
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Globe and Mail Award Winner…Miche
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Ann Moore and Susan Taylor-Foley, p
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Always Room and a Coach for another
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Some Extraordinary Mahone Bay Athle
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210 Alex Legge: ‘Roars with Dalho
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Other New Problem Solving Methods:
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The Terry Fox Marathon of Hope It i
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On left below, the school band just
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Lowell Ritcey Lowell Ritcey taught
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“... In my yearbooks ... I have f
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The Gym: well loved and well used,
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Basement Floor Plan Second Floor Pl
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Chapter Ten: The Closing and the Re
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Special Elementary Grades Events 22
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Lockers & Pop Machine: The Early Ge
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The Media Covers The Closing From M
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Suzanne was also a member of the ba
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Meet and Greet The School Band Play
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Games Day Stag [?!] Night at the Pu
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241
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Opinions had been split about the C
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The notion that a developer would a
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The Main Points of the Agreement Th
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Left Deputy Mayor, Virginia Uhlman,
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A Peek into Take 30s Two Fitness Cl
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Not in my backyard ran the headline
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Bulletin-Progress Story, October 11
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258
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Index of People A Aberdeen Hotel, 1
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Cross, Paulette 148[photo] Crosslan
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184,234 Freeman, Murray[“Happy”
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Keddy, John 159 Keddy, Judith 157 K
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Melvin, Terri Lyn 231 Mendl, Carla
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Sewer Bowl, 185 Shaffner, John Gov.
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Whynot, Katie 51[photo] Whynot, Lau
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