T. ALBERT GAZETTE

Founded June 17, 1961 - St. Albert's 100 Anniversary i

arch 7, 194 Vol. 49

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NOVA SCOTIA

/Swipeing Pool Albert. Counci

meaning an outdoor similar to that at Tomahawk, ¥! $20,000. Councillor Stewart said that an all year r sure all year round svinming inst: bu:

be built in two stages: f1i

FROM THE TOWN BRASS

rst,

tion.

an indoor pool within 5 years. The first ounctl felt there was some indication ti

ibly not approve a $20,000. door swimming pool. Mayor Veness felt very 5

should decide what they va

the people at all regarding the

they have to pay for it.

will cost, Then payers in a plebs ed clearly during

to the ratepayers in a pl

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money bylaw which i

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. because as he sa

plans 30 ve receive th

illor Stew

@ Annual Meeting that they want for an all year rount indoor swimming pool

4 an outdoor pool

Therefore we

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ERT. ALBERTA Phone 599-6636 6637 V G RATCHINSKY

The BANK of MOVA SCOTIA

Photo: 5t.Albent Pharmacy

-this IS St. Albert !

INDOOR or OUTDOOR u

tional Grant Councillor DeBruijn‘s opinion regarding the use of the $22,000. grant was not changed. He strongly advised against using this money for tot lots. If tot lots are n cessary, the money involved is not too much, and could be raised by the districts themselves. He continued that ther is very poor use of the tot lots, and that experience has shown that teen agers are wrecking the equipment on tot lots. Mayor Veness said that Council still had a resolution to use this money for tot lots. As the ratepayers so clearly expressed, they do not want to use this money for tot lots, Council is of the opinion that this money| jmight be better used for play grounds. Councillor D. Fowler moved to rescind the aotion to spend the $22,000 for tot lots. All Councillor were in favour. The Jmatter will be brought up again at the next Council meeting.

Indoor/Outdoor Swizming Pool Councillor Stewart moved that the Secretary-Treasur- er produce figures for the cost of building various types of swimming pools so that Council can decide at their next meeting what can be done. This motion was lunanimacusly passed.

STURGEON COUNTY HOSPITAL

‘As our readers know, some tine ago, the Sturgeon County Hospital Comittee was formed with representatives from Sturgeon County, Legal, Morinville and st. Albert] Their aim is to have = hospital in Sturgeon Zounty as soon as possible.

This committee has had several meetings. They decided that the first thing to do was to get the cooperation of all organizations and officials in Sturgeon county so that later on, a strong deputation can be formed to meet the Minister of Publcel Health. The Comittee was wise not to argue about the location of the hospital until they are sure that a hospital will be a reality for Sturgeon The Committee, under the chairmanship of Willy lynn, has now invited representat-| ives fros all organizations in Sturgeon County, including Morinville, Legal and St. Albert, to @ meeting which will take place tonight at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hut in Morinville. The purpose of this meeting is to decide vhat action to take for the forming of hospital in Sturgeon County. The Consittee hes not yet de- cided what type of administration (municipal or private) to have for this hospital) The main thing for this committee is to get a hospital as soon as possible, avd tof gis they are strongly supported by the St. Albert & District Chasber of Zornerce, Sturgeon Health Unit and by our local MLA Mr. Keith Everitt, The following letter from the St. Albert & Disttict Chamber of Commerce to the Sturgeon Sounty Hospital Committee expresses very clearly the need for such a hospital.

Dear Sir,

Our Chamber has been avare for some tine of the hospital probles faced by residents of St. Albert and residents of the other urban ad rural areas of the County of Sturgeon. A committee of the Chamber of Comerse has cee piered the matter and has recommended that the Chasber strongly support fhe formation of a hospital district and the construction of « hoapite! to Serve the residents of this area.

The total population in the area of approximutely twenty-five to th ciacyy, {ROusend persona wakes the proposed hospitel » real necessity, partion auzJy An view of the fact that doctors in the district are nov liptied te secreency adissiona in the City of Edmonton hospital. This means that « per thereranct Be adaitted to hospitel until he becomes an euergency case ent fe therefore, hae to wait until hie illness or disease gets worse befere ne can SHER ater ea reantionn it la sour view ithat this: witustion 14(con Coverrnectnt, intolerable. We are of the view therefore, that the Prov Toretin chet be strongly urged to imeediately ieplement plane for tne ormation of a hospital district so tha f fare

vetion of a hospital can without further delay. Yours very truly, St.Albert ‘hansen of (Commence {

Jounty.

Baptisms: Linda Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hermary. Godparenta are Hr. an‘ Mrs, H. Landrie, Red Deer. Firat Priday Confession 20 minutes be- fore each mass. A Masses at the Rectory 6:45 Chapel 7:15 and 8 a.m, Church 8:00 p.m, Stations of the Cross Chapel 3:45 p.s. on Wednesday Church 7:30 p.n. on Friday. The Squires will serve lunch after each mass every Sunday morning. The Social Evening organized by the Ladies of the Altar Society was @ com plete success, due to a very good atten- dance, and a well organized program. The choir froa St. Albert competing in the Prench Festival sang four selections| directed by Miss R, Vaugeos Raffle ticket vinnera were ter - Mr. Michael Ros t of cush- ions ~ Bernard Bourjoii 3. choco- lates - D. Terreault, 4. basket - Mr. Herrink, The Pirst Solegn Communions on Corpus Shristi Sunday, May 3let. Grade Two pupils will be prepared in school for this ceremony. This same group will al- 80 be confirmed scon after. Monday evening vas a very important meet ing of the Catholic domen of St. Albert Parish. After considerable thought and discussion, a vote was taken to deter- Sine whether the majority of ladies

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1. Aixmas-

Bank or MontreAL Canadas First Banh ST. ALBERT BRANCH

£0 A.ROUSSET — Manager

ST. ALBERT BRIDGE CLUB

INVITATION to all

BRIDGE PLAYERS

in St. Albert and surrounding Districts to attend

A FREE PLAY NIGHT

on SUNDAY March 8th, 7” p.m. St. Albert Community Hall

There will be NO CHARGE and coffee will be served FREE

K K BRING ALL A A bd YOUR BRIDGE *¥ 2 FRIENDS a } WITH YOU ! a '& FOR MORE INFORMATION & a ¥ ¥ Phone: 599 - 7187 \i/ V

W.J. Netelenbos Director

NNUAL MEETING ANNU © SLALBERT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3

From the neport of the chairman, i'n. Georje Lee : The past yon has been one in shich the board encountered man; truing matters. We told you at the last annual that a school in Grandin Park word acim bea ty. Ay moat of ou are well amare thes wus the subiect of man: contwwvensies from the local level turugh to very high governmental groune The school project is now under the direction of our architect, Wa. Olehsky, and we hore that we wilt be able to call for tneders oi: this Lten cart; next month. We were very tontunate in receiving Ministerial qprwal to the uppointnent uf

our Superintendent, and as trum Septenber 1, 1763, in. /aloney has been promoted to this office. tis auch he is the chief executive ofticer of your district and

responsible directly to the board fon the atministration of our achool ayaten, Reconversion of facilities brought about the need for an administration build ing, Thin matter had been under stud; for several mnths befune the need arse hele the accommodution offered by Tour Louncil wus greath; aroreciated it was at best merely temronary aul om a rental basis. We nov have a bustding cuntaun= ing neanky 200 square feet of floor apace un the administration floor Level with ainiter area in Yie lwer portion for atorage ard maintenance servic hone tit with such facilities at our disposal w may be able to maintain our plant and equipment at a higher level of efficiency with less coat to the dist- net.

We have been requested by (ouncil to place a representative of our board un the Recreation Board and in this manner are able io further aasist the communit; in communal affairs.

The too achvol boards hold joint committee problens are now being negotiated in a more speedily ard business-like manner. Through there charnels we can heep abreast with the alain, and problens of the Town as a whole and be in @ position to lend better assistance. This cs also tue with our Trustee Nasuciation.

During the past year our Secretar; Treasurer lin. (hrs ‘homnell, was aprowited secretary treasurer of Zine ho. 2 of the siibenta Schoul Trustees Aroocdctecn vou Ynough hin asoxiation with the parent budy we are able to receive intoanstin of current interert in this tield,

and we find that many mutual

ten Student (vat 1962

Administration

Teachers Salaries Inatnuctional hide

Vlaré Operation & Maintenance Debt Charges

5.70 ior

busing “heceLlanevus

Total (vat SG Foundation Fund Vrognam 565.44 NsceLanevus Grants 46.35 Net Coat GS

lub Mocomto, + @ motion way

Monday February 26% : for the granting of

ng was attended oy twen led to order by Mr.

the Kinsmen Club

ug Post

Edmonton who are sponsor:

ng St

Club of Edmonton were ne gathering. then turned over to Mr. Art Jone

rom The Kinsmen Stone who spoke briefly to The meeting wx

» Deputy Governor

omaNCing ARLARGE) 0 Sut yout sunget |

\ St. Anne st. i ph.

599-7303 599-7681

YOUR ST. ALBERT NEW & USED CAR DEALER

“DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE”

Presented by :

Jack A. Mamarey

PROGRAM

in a diver such as ours many wen and nee

In order

the Faculty

al two-year teacher

ature pen and

Those wen and

ply for adzisaion te

Prograz gust do so on or before

1, 1964. They must arrange for a

Personal interview with Prof. W. Pilking e Dean, Faculty of

before the final

eistration for new students, 1 3, 1966.

ART GALLERY

SDMONTON ART GALLERY MEMBERSHIP DRIVE The Bazon

all

‘drive 9 underway to at least doubl, the seabership, Only with an increase ir seabership can the maintenance coste of the proposed new gallery be wet. The new yallery construction coats will be paid for by the bequest of $560,000, from Condel, a bequest unique rain and of which Bamonton and sur- ng have to prove to be worthy of

Abigat) gaith

exce.

ent outline of the Story of Ki with « super-ia,

rogran, the ga

base:

wed ge

contunl

¥y increasing seabership and intereat.

[fone of the bequest can be used for maine

auent gallery rates low in gall continued an

RATE - 6° PER WORD. MINIMUM CHARGE 60¢ = PHONE 599-7144

Acne? Scans? Blemishes? Metrin shin cane fon entire family, Fox more inform ation, phone Mina. B, Beat 599-745

WRITE OR PHONE

Free Career Information Booklets

Me tary 9! fridge, goxd condition. $65.

Phone 599-6787

New 12 x 18 foot & » punished in- aide, ALL insulats 400. Phone 5996275

‘Send for your list of the free book lets available

ROBERT R. MCMASTER New York Life Insurance Co.

Box 762 St. Albert or Phone 599-6244

srtcas Gylie now

ATTENTION

sale. 50 Sunset Blod palw, large hitchen, aoom. 4 years old, newly Good cundition. 2 unfinished b in basement. Large double

&é landscaped. Tahe over $10, mT.

WORKING MOTHERS

+++ Having Babysitting Problems ? A Licenced Day Nursery could be made available

If you are interested call us NOW 599 8366 or 482-3691

Manled Te Ba, @ New ot Ulex Home. 3 Bedavoma in St,Albert on Vici- nity. Give particulars. Box 1214 St.~ Albert on Thone 439 ~ 8721 (ext.281

OPTOMETRISTS | Drs. LeDrew, Rowand McClung and Jones Office Hours - 9 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday 12318 Jasper Ave. EDMONTON |

CONVENIENT APPOINTMENTS MAY BE ARRANGED PH. HU 8-0944

Parking

STURGEON D & A SERVICE

PHONE - 599-6044

WEEKDAYS - 7 A.M. -9 P.M SUNDAYS - 10 A.M. -6 P.M FIRESTONE PRODUCTS A.M.A. TOWING

The Party Line

Mud, mud everywhere, especially on the

snow to see if ter mon:

be pleased to hear Mrs. safely

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Vacires

(See pictune ns, Austin on "Thinking Day Tea’) Our tribute this week goes to two active

‘edies in our community - Mr: Austin and Mrs. Marie LeB) Mrs. Austin lived

Ma;

Thing | Day Tea a7 nourie Leaders from on to

ft: Mrs. 0. Bradley (pouren), Discus e Dns. ® Cowan, Ae fins. k.

Lat nanchise, (Commissioner, wilson (pour-

| Boulter, Miss S. Austin, Mas. K. Kossiter,

2, Pez sot and Maa, k. ex). Some guides and bumnies are also shun,

CLUB NOTES

The

own for her work

and M. & M. Secr who attended the Annual ently in Edo! ghlights of thie meeting. in

« wing this will be our engerly-awaited "Dutch Auction". Ladies are in bring three to five used

bags for pack- should be nized on, other suggestions| jewellery, or Join in the fun

Bin) «

baking.

Yaugeoia, + Dalaan was in business seeting ue for another

| sia ieeamapeereeergr ars se] ; NaNOTHER NO RESERVE QUCTIO oN ON CITY |

This SAT. MARCH 7th 1:30 P.M SHARP is etc. PARTIAL LIST ONLY.

(72

ee fe. f excellent hye Beet <hcan ben baete Nauction c1 cITY PHONE 599-6681

mal pockets ST. ALBERT BRIDGE CLUB

Olt Play Duplicate Bridge

, pe

lee FREE PLAY NIGHT

CHERCHEZ LA FEMME 2

CHILDREN’S __ THEATRE

IR ALEXANDER MocKENZIE SCHOOL

‘5 pN pct ae

Albert Home and School Association

Effective MARCH 16th., 1964, the

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

Telephone Number will be

599-7777

PLEASE RECORD THIS CHANGE IN YOUR NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

Kinemen to (Chanter

continued

the ideals and objects of Kinsmenship, bearing in mind that the pe: policy of Kinsmen is to fulfill the "Communities greatest needs”. Pollowing the unanimous acceptance of the motion to charter, an election was held for the offices of Interim President and Secretary-Treasurer with Jim Simpson and Don Sinclair being successful respectively. ‘Two nominating comittees vere also elected and asked to prepare their slates of candidates for the positions of Pres: ident, Secretary, Treasurer, Registrar and three Directors,

‘The next meeting of The Kinsmen Club of St. Albert will be held at the Club Mocom- bo on Monday, March Sth at 6 p.m. Dinner will be served at 7:40,

Any young men between the ages of twenty-one and forty presently residing in St. Albert who are at all interested in Kinsmenship and its’ role in community servic: in St. Albert are urged to contact Jim Simpson at 599-6649 for further details. The welcome mat is out for anyone wishing to attend the coming dinner. We would jack that you call Don Sinclair at 599-7225 prior ro Saturday the 7th to assist us in making arrangements with the management of the Mocombo.

Ant Galkteny continued 4

standards because of fire safet; pf supervision, etc,

tine service|

Jn Sunday ofternoun, March 8, frum 2 to 2 pim., the Public Libnary presents a and for this reason mugen of stereo munic frum itr soccad

amonton is unable to obtain first rate collection. This weeh Witheln Kenpff pr even second rate Exhibitions. vith the Berlin Phitharmonic under the The advantages of @ membership are many tinection of Ferdinand Leitner perfonms ~ to name a few, children's classes, Jeethoven's pia concertos no. 2 in B women's society, art rental and sales, , :

tours, ete. Unk, op. 19, and no. 4 ing

For more information please 5g hasaae ng contact Mrs. L. Bakker at 599-6225, é Membership Fees: Non-resident — $2; Film Paog Sunday, March & m Bineie $5.00; Panily "$16.00, Sontesy: The esata Wea a lutory - $25.00; Sustaining - 850. or OF Wis lean device hala nore but less than $100.; Patron - $100, ie fat ea wee

important note it played in Wontd War 2 a well an its rule in today's wld.

fanning on the Lievre The beauty of the + Cathe Rivera GueBer, a» described by

Canadian poet Anchubatd Lampman. Aecum- parying music war apeciatly composed fun the (om, x

jor more but less than $250.; Benefactor j- $250. or more. The latter cat jare also ava.

mh intruductim to life a tiny white settlement

of the astern Arc- the

on a windswept fiond

tic. Pangurtung is and nadiv communications center fon a vast area.

UNITED CHURCH

Activities of the Week: Wednesday March 4: Sor

at 4:15 in the Manse, 31 Sui U.C.W. Geneva Unit at 6:15 at the Mussel Gan residence, 51 Geneva crea. U.2.W Sturgeon Unit at 8:15 p.e. at the Pollor residence, 94 Salisbury Drive.

Thursday March 5: Tyros at

in the Church,

the Church. Friday March 6: Triple M (Mr., M: and Mra.) will meet at 8:15 p.

Church for a St. ing.

Sunday, 8 March: Morning Wo: » Mup- Sery and Church School (up to grade 2) at 9:45 a.m. The Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be performed and "Le of Transfer" will be received. Chur: School (grades 3-9) at 11:15 a.m. Monday s UsC.W. General Meeting at 6:15 p.m. in the Church.

Tuesdi ch_10: Explorers after school in the Church. O.G.1.7. at 7 pe in the Church. Adult Bible Study at 6:30 p.m. in the Manse.

Sunday, March 15: Service of Install- ation of new Elders and Stewards.

Sung ch Palm Sunday Service. Priday ch 27: Good Priday Service. The Choir will present a Cantata of Easter music. Communion will be served to those who wish to remain after the Cantate The service will be at ll a

Sunday March 29: Easter Service.

At the Morning Service on March 1, Com Bunion was served. Dr. Schwarz preache¢ using Luke 18:31~83 as his tert At the Bvening Service the Sacrament of Adult Baptism was performed, followed by the Service of Confirmation. Mra, B.C. Hole was organist, Mr. Dick Leggett was the soloist and Mr. Roy Gilley led the congregational singing. Coffee was Served following the Service.

During the afternoon » group of choir embers and the pinister travelled to Duffield Indian presented a var~ iety program and apent @ social hour with the Indian congregation, a, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Patrick's Soc

Sacramanet of the Lord's Supper willl next Sunday, March &th. Rev

Millar will be in charge The Junior Choir will

Fy Friday at Wes

shurch at

enna

o- | ATTENTION

EFFECTIVE MARCH 8th., AGT BUSINESS OFFICES IN ST. ALBERT WILL BE CLOSED

The new Business Office address will be located at

Number One Thornton Court, EDMONTON just east of the Macdonald Hotel

ALL ENQUIRIES for service, bill adjustments, rates, moves etc., should be made by calling

429 - 2711

ALBERTA GOVERNMENT TELEPHONES |

Se ae PLT AP LIAL PEI PLT LP AE : i Ht. Albert Gasette ¥/ST. ALBERT PHARMACY — 7 tu N] eprescriptions yeas Cm papuant of peaks N @e— Veterinary Supplies ere \ N 0 @———— School Supplies N ae tic: N| Feet DeLivery pn soverao ST. ALBERT PUBLIC LIBRARY | BS oa Oo SN Downtown St. Albert mem. vn ae Library ts ope N ton pir 3 aNE Lawyers Soy ai N \ 221 Rene Feta, 5 Albe t G aris ‘ QS ane Se ceeetelacs St Albert at cont N peer Fe pcirriones N coe ipa Sunday Pewtecosty ALBERT N Phone 488-81 F N AL & L. Gaulin, Props. || {Sir George Simpson Schoo1) \ | i \ OUR BREAD 21¢ Have your a N FOR FREEZER 18 ¢ <> fliers inserted in the ee ST. ALBERT as Bt Albert Saas pee are Ey N cakery a = sa N) PH: 599-6257 || op mur suvany || infrmaon \ Piron St. DOWNTOWN Phone GA 2.8103 Phone 599 - 7144 ou} Worship and Sunday School for all grades \ LiL A a N © BILL VENESS A ol) eee faa | PERIL oil AGENT \ "STURGEON HEAL! a F: et. N FUELS FOR FARM \ eo ard Pures oe nae Ni INDIVIDUAL AND COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE N seesieee N)Ofice tr. § am 6 pm, N \ Sal Bam. fo 12 noon N N tnmediate Debvery Ph: 599-1590 DENTISTS :Dr. .ONISOHIK, PhiS95-3O0N and N ‘Dr. J.M. VENNE, 599-6725 = \ Any time of day or evening \ 599-7519 DR. C. MCTAGGART or \ HIROPRACTOR \ MGevesive |} “exes |§ gras Foe ee — A ines B ve beara A VOYER SHEET METAL SERVICING N ommisioner for oathe ‘ HONE GL5-3542 —— ———— Br =H Tomas QMS cumin Sop | ¥ 8 sn N Chiropractor N \ 31 PIRON ST., ST. ALBERT N OFenevery | \ Hours: 3:00 ~ 5:00 P.M. and N ; WEEKDAY N N 6:30 - 8:30 Evenings \ Ye from Pom. totam | N | N Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 3 chairs | Vi PH. 599-8189 Off. or 599-6534 Res.

MUNICIPAL INSPEC TOR'S REPORT

At a meeting of the council held March 11, 1963 a resolution was passed (iotion No. 1467) to set an allowance of ten dollars to members of the council cho were the Town, and nesults of the

of by-law No. 4-63 was passed providing fox payment to the (ie ees

f y and ed by vote of the noted fon meetin

counci! take immediate Tray feartep Der frat eee } Nes ‘ouncil's Section 60 of foun and Village Act and oen's bylaw ones Se ieeetal chs caste eet te ber of

solely municipal (Council's Reply) Ti hla ed property has been comective action necessary.

factors manner.

5. F. Edgar,

Sensor Municipal Inspector, ((ouncit's) The Tourn wxitd Lhe to thank the Municipal Inapection Branch for the constructive criticism offered and the helpful advice given to the Tour's otal! from tie to tame.

W, J. Voness,

Payor.

. out of town to buy, sell

pitas re necessary. in town el ae ows Latal oo id eal

Mednesday Afternoon Flowers

High single 299 Ida Ethier and Pauline Atkingon, high triple Pauline Atkinson 703, high average 192 Tammy Leblanc. High single for week of February 26, Jean Schira 252.

“Fm trom the flot below... end mow | think Tl ge beck there @ bet sherpesh.”