Fuolic “Library, > saints

EDMONTON,

Alberta. ee

that a

several di

this trip,

pressive. the sunset

enjoy such our oun St.

niles up the Sturgeon River to Big

of this rare opportunity. not been this smooth for

lifferent pictures, some of which we are publishing in this issue. We advise atl our skater-neaders to try

but also because the scenery is 20 in-

tastic, le didn't know that we could

Skating Trip ” SUNSET ON FROZEN BIG LAKE ”

This winter, the Sturgeon River has fro-y [gen exceptionally smooth, which

cans |

trip from St, At

not only fon the exercise,

The freakish ice fields and over Big Lake was neatly far-

nature 40 close to ent»

THREE COMMITTEES APPOINTED for RECREATION - BUSINESS - LICENSING and TRAFFIC

ING, MONDAY, DECEMBER. The total amount of the a far the different trates Reanierearetn Eegperontr berieaiayereciati Pee ce rlen Lia st3sT! ‘An Important Message | musing ~ Doin Ploabing © Heat 4,640.

ie Ltd 5.830.

Jouncil-has accepted the tenders for

building the new firehall, which will be

oft NeKerny Avenue, east of the Grandin oe

MESSAGE 10 ALL CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Please send us your Christmas plans as soon as possible, so that we can publish them in a special Christmas agenda in thi Gazette.

Built Up Roofing Masonry - Ness &

Side Roof 3,998 r. Ltd. 4,899.

continued on page 2

pelle CONTEST

Try our Meat !!! It’s Delicious ! It’s Superior !!! it’s Different !!!

IT,S BRUNO] “,

ALL MEATS UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED

ocated opposite the Bank of Montreal - DOWNTOWN

You SAVE MORE at DOWNTOWN STORES

Councit Meeting continued from page 1

GATEWAY ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING House & Commercial Wiring St.Albert-Ph. 599- 6224

ay aa BILL VENESS eee IMPERIAL oil AGENT —& Keep warm this winter Place your

LOCAL and LONG DISTANCI orders NOW for ESSO HEATING OIL MOVING Immediate Delivery Ph: 599- 7590

Office Hrs. 8 a.m.fo 6 p.m. SECURITY STORAGE,(BIG 4 LTD) Sat. 8a.m. fo 12 noon PHONE GA 44.1-44 besecd ie

Ph. 599- 6137 or 599- 6328

D.C.(Don) Shemper Ph: 599-7584

CALENSO’S FLORAL CO.

We have a fine Selection of Christmas Plants and Cut Flowers. A Gift of

Flowers is such a nice way of saying

es ue” Merry C hristmas 3h opens

|AZALEAS POINSETTIAS |CYCLAMEN MIXED POTS [MUM POTS HYACINTH POTS

R Ro OM FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS ES

CALENSO'S SPECIAL $ 6.50 OTHERS $ 5.00—$ 7.50—$ 10 and up

01 MIXED BOUQUETS § 4.00 and up)

$ 3.00 to $ 4.50 | ROSES Dozen $ 6.00 40 $ 8.00)

$ 6.00 40 $ 8.00 [SPRAY MUMS Bunch $ 3.50 and | TECHNICOLOR —snuso wc 4 . | LARGE MUMS 95-5 7.00 40 $ 9.00)

-| as witness the

$3.50 to $ 5.00 | CARNATIONS 45-5 5.00 and 5 = ence that 9

FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE

‘ul Music plus a fine nomantic to~

‘ertainment me~ atl moviegoers,

the singing stan atl over the (or . Elvis Presley sings 73 new songs in the motion picture to the vast enjoynent of everybody !

Ra ORDER EARLY

Our truck will be delivering in the Town of St. Albert Dec. 22

or 23. Free delivering in Edmonton, St. Albert and Fort Sask||

.. PHONE, WRITE OR VISIT Ax? CALENSO’S FLORAL CO.

12345 Fort Road, EDMONTON PHONE: GR7 2467

Raa

FOR FINER FOODS

AT ALBERTA’S LOWEST PRICES

SAFEWAY

” The Three Stooges” |

STOP, LOOK and LAUGH oming Friday 7 PA Sin Alexander Machenzie Schoot

Rurry up get that wallpaper on!”

appreciative audi~

| | | |

THE CHOICE IS YOURS !! ASK YOURSELF THIS QUESTION If | save as much in the next 10 YEARS as | have in La last

10 years HOW MUCH WILL | HAVE? $ 0.000 - $ 5.000

$ 10.000 - $ 50.000 22? For further information,without obligation, as to how one can achieve FINANCIAL SECURITY, Contact Rudy POIRIER 41 Belmont Drive Ph. 599-6753 (Res.) Ph. 424 - 6141 (Off.) ATRONIZE YOUR sou hOCAL MER ‘HANTS |! Joanne’s Fashions woo Ube» Belind = (atined Patex PHONE: 599-7212 Phone 599-6189

Betley's Hardware CETTE Phone 599-6415

Bruin Hotel From time to time it has been Buiss!d Guocsties re! Acad Atha are to report the establishuent of JACK & JILL FAMILY SHOES

Claude's Electric: business or service in St. Albert ¥! JIM BYRNE

MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR. Clothes for Dad and His Led

Phone 599-7074

ST.ALBERT HARDWARE & APPLIANCES Co.Ltd.

Caen ee Phone 599-6268 suet et2 | R LEFEBVRE

ort out that sheaf of state- JEWELLER

‘11s and properly Keep track aiesiamrteetio es Phone 599-6755

and figures on which most of us DEI

‘A CURE FOR BUSINESS HEADACHES

Dick's PL adds to the number of things we can > peer eine pea eane do, or have done for us, right here at fas. Di Plumb ing home. This time, it is Kam's Accounting

Service, established to help us with Goodkey's Variety our business problems. As the propriet- Grandin Bakery or, Rene Kambouroff put it, "This is the Grandin Park ; Re Saton & Barber Shop| piace to bring your headaches". If we Housex Studios continue in that line, our medical men Imperial Lumber will think we are encroaching on their Gack & Jitt territory, but seriously, it is a fine Yim Byrne's en's and Boy's Wear thing to have somewhere to take our bus-

2 iness, or individual, accounting and tax

unting field.

. Albert . Albert yanage

« Albert Hardware « Albert

“be wot inate te ttre,“ be as BELLEY BUILDING SUPPLIES abe fae aie acca ogee ea & HARDWARE re geared ade ge Phone 599-6582

preparation of financial statements for organizations to place before their mem- bers at annual meetings, or for busin- esses to submit to their stockholders. We can see where Kam's Accounting Serv- ice should be a great boon to the people of St. Albert, especially those operat- ing businesses where the employment of » full-time bookkeeper or accountant is not justified. The modest cost of such Wattace's Fanity (tothing service can easily be more than offset Bidtoebrook Homes by the savings realized.

Seniay's Yesinty Stern Phone 599-6904

MARSHALL WELLS STORES

TOMPKINS’ HARDWARE - Owners PHONE 599-7188 ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA

‘'n (ountry Reataunant Veness Imperial £330 Vit romat

[ess December 8, 1962 _ | St. Albert Gazette NOTICE

CHANGE OF ADDRESS

Not later than 10 p.m. Monday’s preceeding next issue. ST. ALBERT SAVINGS Phone 599-7144 or 599-6145 AND

LENO TIRE Bey CREDIT UNION LTD.

Minimum charge 60 €

FOR SALE i Is a non-profit organization, Owned & operated 2 Gents Suite; size W short, one bxand- ee el it (ost $79, 56 cooky alt poe for s 80.00 ox separate-|| OFFICE . HOURS ne 529 = 9) Saturday: 9pm. 6pm.

? Standard — very clean. $ 2.250,take dentl trades Tuesday -6p.m.- 9p.m_ Phone 599 noon on after 7 (ieaterfieldl converts toa bat? || Phone 599-6980

one chain. Phone 599 ~ 7453

apg 2) ie TREES = REAR ST. ALBERT

laatin in munnin.

i $30? hone: 599-697 3 (bv) BARBER SHOP

by its members

ROOM and BOARD F Rooms Sulte ,avatlable Dec.15 ~ 176:

Apes 18 Maple by Phone 599. 63

$90 F090 FO FO FO POO A

Ee = ST ALBERT PHARMACY

Robert Rag ane 509 8 j Es Phene 599 3305. fon further informations J. MELESHKO, B.Sc.P.

‘A Complete Prescription Service”

LOST and FOUND Phone 599-6740

at broun tinned glasses tn a rou

Tee dan Pike 599-7187

A Lot 50 x 150 , $ 1.400 on 14 0 Phone 599 = 6514 ov thtux x) IRON ST. DOWNTOWN de

ated ated et Oe* Re Oc

Letterheads

Ride wanted, wove Edmonton 7 a.m: $945.00 DOWN

Lenve 620 pas Phe 5H = 738 STURGEON HEIGHTS pale Depot, call on Bill Genenreux, 37 | New 1 ,060 ft. contenponany venir ahs} ‘Ave., 15 ¢ a Dozen, $ a Block | he fe it fener We, Sica: Blo eens (reacent location, xperienced Inessdaking and Alterations} port. Cnty

ntl price. (all

PH. 599-6661

ALBERT

ceitinga,car~ |

pee 599-7195. Geen Suchoatd at 5 599-6661 on GL 43056 |

OFFICE: CORNER OF BALL AVE. & GRANDIN RO|

Shoat

GME LALs &. OHM. PRIS,

7 EES 509- = 612

lo pe nz Sasme — 10pome fexc Suns,

Any Time of DAY or EVENING

A.B.

pe ALBERT, ALTA

elt RT eee il

Wedding Invitations Personal Stationery

599-7519 or 599-6571

@ Heating @ Controls @ Sheet Metal

VOYER SHEETMETAL SERVICING

B Ib AT Ro

599-6/45,

4ilert, Alberta

tin

Statements __ Envelopes

And ‘Trial Lesson

599-6142 79 Sunset Blvd.

St. Albert Gazette

EDUCATION AS A WHOLE

THE SCHOOL

by VINCENT J. MALONEY

Supervising Principal St. Albert Public Schools

In this article I propose to have a look at school buildings of the future as they may be, and propose reasons why our present concepts of school facilities must undergo sharp revisions.

In the last fifty years the Canadian scene has undergone immense changes. From a predominantly agricultural society, we have become primarily urban and industrial. Those fifty years have seen the invention and acceptance of the automobile, the moving picture, television, the airplane, the missile, the transistor, the electric computer, and the promise of space travel. The second industrial revolution of automation is already underway.

Certainly business and industry have been acutely aware of these vast changes in our society; in fact, have contributed toward them. How many businesses operate today as they did in 1900? Not only have they brought forth new products but have revolutionized their plants and merchandising techniques.

Tt is obvious that business and industry have learned to adjust to rapid, almost bewildering change. In 1900 they spent almost nothing on exploring new and better ways of doing their jobs. Today they spend billions on research alone.

How much money is spent today by our school systems on research to discover new and better ways to educate and house our children. Changes in education have been mainly in the realm of programme and not in bold exploration in new and better ways to teach and learn and build adaptable school buildings. How much experimentation is going on in Western Canada on new designs in schools? Robert C. Snider, the assistant executive secretary of the NEA's audio-visual department, ex- presses it this way, "In the United States since World War II, a very high level of technology has been reached in near- ly every area of human activity - with the possible exception of the schools and the railroad”.

Are schools in danger of becoming Stanley Steamers trying to operate in the world as it is today? Educators are now beginning to question the basic processes of the schools - the unassisted teacher, the boxlike classrooms, the fixed number of students, the lockstep of grades despite varying ability, the understacked libraries and the rarity of study Tooms. the lack of electronic equipment for individual students which is in use in only a few of our schools. Neon lights might do more than just illuminate our streets!

Some American designers have come up with schools which are a radical departure from the conventional. The design be-

low is not necessarily a good one but it is worthy of study. It is basically an attempt to provide a plant to implement new concepts in the teaching-learning process.

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ZA Wg ERNIE RICHARDSON Reg. § 25

CURLING SWEATERS $ 18.99

These Sweaters are in colours RED WHITE KELLY GREEN

BOYS SHIRTS

long & short sleeves sizes 10-16

reg, 10 298 $ 1.00

BOYS SWEATERS V neck cw veck $1.99

e ORLON WASHABLE reg. 3.99 col. GREEN, GOLD, BLUE

LARGE SELECTION OF

ARROW SHIRTS JANTZEN SWEATERS

MENS’

TIES teg. to § 2.00 Re 99 ¢

200 of the nicest patterns to choose from

MEN’S CRAFT These jackets sell for $ 39.25

eas eSNG

LIGHT as a BREEZE WARM as TOAST.

COTTON CASUAL reg. 7.95

SS, SLACKS =: NOW sizes 36-38-40 waist only $ 4.99 oe PAJAMAS

se GRANDIN SHOPPERS PARK NEXT DOOR TO SAFEWAY S Phone 599-7074 a in USE OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE or BUDGET PLAN

PO err, OO ear ree |

Klip ‘nv’ Kurl Sa fon

Beatty

}

BRECK” COLD WAVE SPECIAL Reg. $10 NOW...

$ 7.50

10 DAYS ONLY

0 9am. DE fans Saabs Senet

PHONE 599 - GUL

Some of the girls in the St. Albert YMCA Standing on the balance beam, from left to right: Jean Mitchell, Janet Mills, Terry Ferguson, Yvonne Houle, Michelle Raboud, Joy Petherbridge, Beth Holland, Sheryl Mills. On the floor: Delores Gumache, Sandra Bellerose, Cynthia Freund, Beverly Barn- hone, Judy Olson, Sandra Keith. tun .

FOR SALE BY TENDERS

THE GREY NUNS OFFER FOR SALE BY TENDERS:

The River Lot 18: Known as Brosseau Fara, Comprising of approximately 186 acres of which 130 acres are cultivated.

the River Lot 7 & 14: Known as St. Ursule Farm, Comprising of approximately 333 acres of which 308 acres are cultivated.

Yfers will be received by the undersigned up to Friday the 7th day of December,

A.D, 1962, for the Cash Purchase of the above property. Hach parcel of land will be sold separately or jointly. | Tenders should be forwarded in a sealed envelope and marked "TENDERS ON FARM LAND

and a certified cheque for ten per cent ( 10% ) of the offer must accompany same. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, deposits will be returned to unseccessful tenderers.

ALSO FOR SALE BY TENDER

The Grey Nuns offer for sale by Tenders seven Farm Buildings of which list and description are available on request. Hach building sold separately or jointly. ‘These are located in the Farmstead of the Youville Home at St. Albert, Alta.

Reverend Sister G. Tetrault, Superior

Youville Home, St.Albert, Alberta

HI - C ELECTS NEW EXECUTIVE

the Hi-C group met at the Sir Alexander Mackenzie School to elect new executive. They are as follows: President - Danny Williams Vice-President - Alan Blackie

Secretary ~ Ksiania Zyha

Treasurer - Sheryl Mills

Lunch Convenor ~ Joan Thibault

Programme Convenor - Virginia Blackie The Programme Committee met ani a variety of programs were planned for future meet. ings. On October 21, a film, The New American, was shown followed by a qu ion period and a light lunch. A delic~ ious Potluck Supper, followed by an Even-| ing Service conducted ty Dr. Schwarz, wa: thoroughly enjoyed by all at the Nov. 4 meeting. On November 18, a guest speak- er, Mrs. Farrell, gave a talk on planning and giving devotions.

Future meetings include a "spaghetti and meatball bash" followed by the monthly evening service on December 2, and a skating party on December 16, to end the *62 year.

ALL teeners between the ages of 15 and 18 years are cordially invited to join us every second Sunday from 7:30 to 9:30 at the Sir Alexander Mackenzie School for an evening of recreational fun and fellowship.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NOMINEE

Mr. D. B. Fraser, of 18 Greenview Cres. (above) is the new trustee of the St.

Albert Public School Board. Mr. Angus McDonald, who was also nominated, with- drew, leaving the appointment to Mr.

Fraser, who was therefore elected by ac- clamation.

Led W. ARCADE LTD.

Roe St. pe Sila Ave. Edmonton's Largest Hardware Ph, 424.0951

POSS CR — Ki me TOYLAND in the BASEMENT

rs and Trucks, Holster Sets, Blackboards, Paint Sets, rae Serbo icighe win fact everything to delight the heart of your favorite boy or girl, and all at lowest pric

PRO HOCKEY 4” sore Leas “4: 98 POWER PLAY HOCKEY j ; a ina eee ieee s7: 98

: ry 75 an ’ = |

Shoulder Pads Table & Chair “i $3. 49 Sets

Es $695) nih rsh 2 oi LF Elbow Pats Fi 7

CHRISTMAS tight SETS

"sete Set | _Matipl "Set Multiple Set

a (cl ene

{

|S Light ROCKING | HORSE outdoor ‘Set il “Oukdot Set | 0 Outdoor Set i ie tone STO Boe $gas| sees" $5.95

Page 10 December 8, 1962

6101.DR.W.M.SKROBOT , Ph 3590-6066 or 599- 6219(Res.). DR.W.MIRLIN,Ph: 599-6066 or

St. Albert Gasette

bandon

| aqua gaaRNRSEEES LERRANER a TAEKAREETETTS

| sexagnasaam:

feekday Masse

E ner every Thursday.

VITAL GRANDIN SCHOOL: 1.30-3, third Tuee- each month. SIR GEORGE SIMPSON 3-4.30,fourth Tuesday of each

Gonfession: 7: es | an (High Mass) Brkt Friday: 345

15 pm - 4th Tuesday.

This is the" Gazette Box ", located

hand G. Wheatley

21 a enchants

+ 4838131 Rede 434308 te

145,

open Yasms = Spome Pri

13 Pinon Street ~ Phone: 599 - 7175 Edmonton Office GA 46425 Res 4228822

at 45 Sunset Blud, open 24 hours, for |] good and bad news, Don't be discoura- ged if you can't find the opening. The Secret is to Lift the rubber flap on top, which is there in case of nain or snow. The box can also be used for " Hunter Want Ado".

Don't fonget the deadline, not Later than 12 noon on Mondays, preceeding the next issue of the Gazette

KAI'S MACHINE SHOP

Phone 599-6770 @general machine work @blacksmi thing, welding e@gunsmi thing North of the bridge on St. Albert Traill

| |RENE’S SHELL SERVICE

St. Albert Trail 138 Avenue

Ph: 455-4938

599-6134

pinotel ||

N. halynebnk

Manager

WINTERIZE!”

SAVE TIME, TROUBLE \ AND MONEY LATER!

HECK THESE POINTS:

Battery Fuel System

Brakes

Heating and Cooling Systems

Steering and Alignment Frost Shields

Tires Lubrication

Ignition System

7 BEFORE THIS THAPPENS H

Wheel

CHIROPRACTOR

seen

STURGEON DIESEL &

PHONE GL 5.3542

Ee nile Dec. 8, 1962 [__ St. Albert Gazette STAFF ST. ALBERT Y.M.C.A. |

TWENTY NEW "KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR”

ARE INVESTED

MONDAY NI Brewster Constr. 34 pts., Jim Byrne 31, ‘Town & Country 30, Bussches

den 25, Goodkey's Variety 23, St. Albert | Cleaners 17, Squeakers 12. | LHS. 255, Marcia LeTour; - 591,

L.H.A. 178, both Pearl Love HLS, 304, M.H.T, 681, M.H.A. 191 all

Harry Dennison.

BASKETBALL

There will be a basketball game between the St. Albert High School and the Schoo: for the Deaf at 7:30 p.m. on December 7 at the Vital Grandin School.

ST. MATTHEW 'S GUILD

ly meeting of the St. Matthew's be held at the home of Mra.

anley, Ball Avenue, on December 11 at . The draw for the "Name the Doll"

ST. ALBERT BRANCH

EKTACHROME OUSE Opposite Bruin Hotel IANSCOCHROME SACRO ZC is mer eHOMRMTANIANINTRUL RTE

PH. 599-6468 DOWNTOWN PYOUMGIINULOMRIRUMAPRINTS FROM SLIDES

Christmas !

PLAN PAYMENT

NO TILL

ST. ALBERT BRIDGE CLUB

DUPLICATE RESULTS DEC. 2nd. Average 63 nWiensna/W.Netetenbos 85x 67.85% L.Dupitha/tins Holman 79 62.70 Mx. Ms. Aknonson ) Zax 57.54 Mn. ns, Batchelor ) 72x 57.54

Ke tz AVAILABLE

XMAS TIME RUMPUS-ROOM TIME 7%,

Let us help you to have your Rumpus Room ready before You will enjoy that ’Cosy’ Corner in your house where you and your family will fave many hours of

ES great pleasure. Call atecoe BELLEY BUILDING SUPPLIES & HARDWARE

JUNE

Ph. 599-6582

white chrysanthemmns.

The best men were Capt. Chris. Snider, Lt. William Boles and Lt. Harry Blum. ‘The ushers were members of the P.P.2.LI. who also formed the guard of honor. Altar boys were Neil John Ross and John Stanton,

The reception was held in the Officer's Mess at Hamilton Gault Barracks. Receiv-| ing the guests were Mr. & Mrs. Ross, Dr. & Mrs. Smith, and the bridal party.

SMITH - ROSS

St. Albert Roman Catholic Church was » scene recently of a colorful milit- wedding when Margaret Ann Ross, ghter of Mr. & Mrs. Neil Ross became bride of Lieutenant Christopher

h, gon of Dr. and Mra. arl Smith

The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Raymond Sevigny, a former school friend of the bride. white chrysanthe- mums decorated the church. Sister St. Joseph was the organist and Cameron Ross Was soloist.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white taffeta which had a plain bodice with a square neckline and lily point sleeves. The full skirt was appliqued with seed pearl: and was finished with a slight train, Her shoulder length bouffant veil was held in place by a pearl tiara. She carried a white prayer book, garlanded with @ single orchid and stephanotis. The bride was attended by Miss Judy But- tar, Mrs. Noelle Asslesson and Miss Mary You Connors, the maid of honor. They wore identical dresses of royal blue brocade, made with plain bodice and bell shaped skirts. With these they wore white halo veils held in place with mate} ing blue bows. Their bouquets were

BARBER SHOP "has another service for you!! Experienced 4

Shoe Shine

‘The mother of the bride chose aqua chif- fon over taffeta, fashioned with a lace bodice. Her corsage was an orchid.

The mother of the groom wore wine velvet. She also wore an orchid corsage.

The toast to the bride was proposed ty her uncle, Mr. Austin Stanton.

Out of town guests included: Dr. & Mrs. Smith of Truro, Miss Margaret Chisholm of Halifax, Const. & Mrs. A. Asslesson, North Battleford, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Camp~ bell, Wetaskiwin, Mr. & Mrs, Olie Sokalu} Mrs. Orea Forcade and Mrs. Lemmie Cole of Vegreville.

Following the reception, the happy couple left on their wedding trip to Banff. For travelling, the bride wore a teal blue

MAC?S MOTEL

ACROSS.

Ph. 599-6582

wool dress, topped with a Persion lamb

Jacket. Her accessories were black Lt. @ Mrs, Smith will make their home in Edmonton.

On Sunday, December 2, the Christian Pamily Movement sponsored a discussion evening for the parents of the Knight: of the Altar. The guest speaker was Bus Farrell from Edmonton. Mr. Farre. discussed the parents' réle in the en- couragenent of their children to a relig-| ious vocation. A very lively discussion followed the talk. The main questions were: What would be your reaction if your teen aged child announced he or she was leaving home for a vocation to the religious life? what are you doing in your home to foster religious vocations? dow can a group such as this held in the fostering of more vocations to the relig-| ious life?

The evening concluded with a lunch served| the the ladies of the Christian Family fovement.

CHRISTENINGS

Baptised by Father Chevrier on Decenber lst were:

Joan Clare Learning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Learning. The godparents were Mr. & Mrs. John Learning. Diana-Lynn Boehm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Boehm, was born on November 0. Her godparents are Mr. & Mrs. Dennis

THIS CHRISTMAS SHOP IN ST.ALBERT

YOU WILL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED TO KNOW THERE ARE MANY QUALIFIED MERCHANTS HERE IN ST.ALBERT,WHO ARE

ANXIOUS,.WILLING AND PROUD TO SERVE YOU. PRICES ARE

COMPETITIVE AND STOCKS ARE VARIED.

oy WHERE PRICES ARE RIGH WD GOODS ARE JUST N

eae tease er xaecX

Tz K 4 sw wf x * y x i ld

Sponsored by St.Albert Chamber of Commerce.

Scere eeereeree

PIT Ta CHRES

District Chamber of Commerce s Light - up Campaign in the

rizes wiii oe awarded on the basis of two es - one for decoration and beauty, and the other inality.

Christmas Eve) guests p nd s0-| is Mrs.

$. Bonnevil.

and| are President, Treasurer

UNITED a CHRISTMAS MUSIC s::

Exerpts from Part I of Handel’ siah

are being prepared for the Advent and

choir of the The choir of

will be foll vy the chorus, "This Yoke is Burden is Light".

Tt is the hope of the choir that the in- Spiration and beauty of Handel's great | ) forget. ladies, that because of music will enrich the celebration of the mext meeting will be on this Christmas Festival

ST. ALBERT WOMEN’S INSTITUTE | <)°t> sizssn year

is the annual meeting so everyone is re- quested to attend if at all pos

guest speaker was Krs ave a demonstration

The Novenber meeting of the Women's Ins- | titute was held with 26 members and 4

9 0 0 0 70 7 pnts ai ih itt cde des choc pen

, the choir will present "Fi

black-white _ slimline A NOTHER ee 5x5/ COLOUR ENLARGEMENTS only 9% ¢ 527/ without frame only 75 ¢ Black-WhiteEnlargements Clossy S.W. only #7 ¢ Enlargements Matted W. only 49 ¢ ALL THESE SPECIALS MADE POSSIBLE BY YOUR FAMILY DRUG STORE

_ ALBERT pee LTD. Prone 599-6740

ec? ecto? Sa Coat Cae” Coat Ga” tad™ at GU Ua Ga coon poo poorer pre spee ye

A PRACTICAL ng GIFT FOR THE FAMILY.

CRIBBAGE BOARD,CROWN and ANCHOR and CHECKER BOARD.

BLOND FINISH DOUBLES AS A Ci Special $ 19.95 YOUR CHRIST

- COLORFUL.

WESTMOUNT FURNITURE

WESTMOUNT SHOPPERSPARK PHONE GL5 - 4721

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AT SEMINARY

‘The St. Albert Council of the Knights ot Columbus was invited to hold its meeting

November 28th in the Assembly Hall at| St. Joseph's Seminary. The meeting was well attended and proved to be most int-| eresting and very entertaining Among the distinguished visits were Brother, the Reverend

JUST THINK OF IT! Your own message, in your own HANDWRITING, can be delivered to everyone in Town, and you only have to write onc YOU CAN SEND OVER 1500 PERSONAL CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR

ME C FOR ONLY $ 1.25! You won’t have to bother about stamps,

or addressing envelopes!