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St. Albert Protestant Separate School District No. 6

{ENT SIGNED BY BOARD AND TEACHERS ‘The board of the St. Albert Protestant Separate School District No. 6 and The Alberta Teachers’ Association signed an agreement at the school board offices on September 3, ending a three-year negot- fation of the teachers’ contract. Board chairman Roy Usher stated that the three-year agreenent provides for a two percent increase for 1962-63, a similar amount for 1963-64, and provides 1964-65 salaries comparable with those paid by the Edmonton Public School Board. The manner of transfer of the St, Albert teachers to the Edmonton Public School Board grid is similar to that used by other Alberta auburban school districts which have adopted the salary scales of neighboring cities. The achool board approved the terms of settlement at a special meeting held on Septeaber 1. The teachers concurred with the board's proposal at a meeting

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St, Albert Protestant School Board dur ing the recent necting which brought

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ST. ALBERT GAZETTE

FOUNDED JUNE 17, 1961 - ST. ALBERT’S 100 ANNIVERSARY

tract will provide a range of salaries from $3100. to $5600. for a teacher wit] one year of university education, and a range of from $5200. to $8750. for tea- chera with a Bachelor's degree in 1964~ ‘The maximun for a teacher with a Master's degree will now be $9600.

‘The contract reflects joint ATA-school board policy of encouraging young teach- ers with minimum qualifications to im prove their university standing. Jack Bauman, chairaan of the teach salary negotiating committee, expressed satisfaction with the terms of settle: ment. "This has been a protracted and complex negotiation", said Mr. Bauman, “The teachers appreciate the responsib- ility which the board has demonstrated ini s difficult matter’

COUNCILLO

PROM THE TOWN BRASS

Council Meeting, September 8

Presentation of brief by Mayor Ven Souncillor Ed Powell moved the Hayors

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brief te placed on the noxt Zouncil agen da next Monday, September 14. Following are the highlights of the Mayor's recom mendations:

(a) eliminate the position of Administrative Officer and standard Mayor, Council 5 urer form of administration. Purther, there could be a sharp reduction in the aduinistrative and cle (bo) eliminate position of Town The pres sould be conducted by the # Fire Departnent. (sc) Contract out garbage removal possibly meter reading. It might worth considering looking into the poss: ibility of contracting out tt sever as (a) have all futu out by private development with acreage and frontage assessments set to recover development report and fina: sts to date plus future boundary road costs, oversize main costs, sewerage treatnent facility costs and water storage costs. These things are nothing more than nor- mal municipal government operations, I believe that because of the authority a Council has, there is absolutely no reason to have any more elaborate syst of Government than that which I have pi posed for a good number of years. Coun: il can have absolute control over the Mayor and Secretary~Treasurer by insist. that: (a) All expenditures made are part of well planned budget that has been pre- pared on the basis of sound managenent with a will to economize, and not pre- pared with the idea that because we are bigger this year all items must te more costiy. (b) Monthly reports on past month and plans for the next month are circulated to Council menbers well in advan meetings and these reports, if subject to expenditures, are related to the bud- get.

Senior revert to retary~Treas4

That Library, Recreation, Development ontrol doning ani Parks are all operated by Boards appointed b oil and operated as to Same manner a8 our present Librar and one

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be made. vices of our 1 dealings with |{e} Ali expenditures must stay within the Budget.

4 September 2, Jim Dobbie, chairman of the board's negotiating team, said that the new

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Phone : Gerry Torpy 599-6289

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Vill do housework 2 days a we Thone | Hightand, Tap and Baton on Saturday's SIV HST in the Legion Hall. Phone (Len Flot- ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY = ten, 477 ~1 168. on 599-7112 WLLL babyeit in mp on your house. Also en ay hind of housework, & hours a ae aoe Raney, Salon JE. te See = ine. 599-6389 on 5 Alber TARR es, Ta pon ham hoe SEY on =| Abe th Oo ats ett pp CHILDREN’S EMRIs MIRE the phone No. remains, 5776111.

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ox There FAS PIANO LESSONS SHOWING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7:00 P.M

Phone aa. Taylor

SIR ALEXANDER MecKENZIE SCHOOL

Sponsored the St. Albert Home ond Schoo! Association

No Tae too small or too large.,

| Rumpus Rooma, Fences, garages, Renove- tina, Terns can be arranged. For any- thing in (anpentry, call veserserseeee

L.W. CARPENTRY SERVICE PHONE 599-7939

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GATEWAY ELECTRIC

ELECTRICAL ST. ALBERT poset CONTRACTING parent open House & Commercial PH: 599-6257 Wiring

FOR MILK DELIVERY

Piron St. DOWNTOWN Phone GA 2-8103

St-Albert-Ph, 599- 6224

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FUELS FOR FARM INDIVIDUAL AND COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE

Office Hrs. 8 amo 6 p.m. | | Sat. 8a.m. to 12 noon | immediate Delivery Ph: 599-7590 |

St. Albert Garage | Repairs to all makes of cars PH. 599-6112 open- 8 am. - 10 pm. exc. Sunday AL & L. Gaulin, Props.

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The St. Albert and District Chamber of Jommerce held a supper meeting Tuesday night. The main topic

was the Civic Holiday Pinancial Report. This was followed by # dincussion on the future of Civic

THEST. ALBERT ON STURGEON PLAYERS

The St. Albert on Sturgeon Players will be holding a Coffee Party on Friday, September 18 at 8:30 p.m. Persons inter ested in joining the players, either in an acting or backstage capacity are in- vited to attend this pre-season party. Watch for further details

Readings for the fall one act plays will be held on Sunday and Montay, September 0 and 21 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the St. Albert Community Hall. These even- ings will be the only opportunity to try out for the fall plays.

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CENTENNIAL

. Albert Centennial Committee met Beane with representatives of the Institute of Western Canadian History. This was an exploratory discussion of the possibility of enlisting their nasir tance in the entablishment of an Histor- ical Museum, Archives and Research Centre here in St. Albert. A further meeting of two representatives of the tennial Committee and the Institute cheduled for early next week in an effort to formulate definite agreements. 1s the hope of the Zentennial Commi t- tee that this Museum would be the focal point of ail of our town’s centennial

plans and celebrations. J

UNIVERSITY EVENING CLASSES

THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA, THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF EXTENSION, ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING NON-CREDIT EVENING CLASSES FOR 1964-1965.

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Canadian ory and World History The B.N.A Act

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Fon information about these cowrses and others; brochures; and appli- hone the University of Atberta, Lepartment of (x= Extension 2978 on 379.

ELLEN FLOTTEN SCHOOL OF DANCING

REGISTRATION:

HIGHLAND Sat. Sept. 5th. and 12th. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

TAP in the BATON ST. ALBERT CANADIAN LEGION HALL

LESSONS COMMENCE SEPTEMBER 12th

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL ... 599-7112 OR 477-1168 AFTER 6P.

| Activities at the church this week

— United Church

include on Thursday evening, 1 = The choir invites all i ed Singers both old timers and newcomers to attent. For information call choir president Mr. Dick Leggett at 599-7475 or secretary Mr. Rober 6312. On Sunday Sept l a.m. there will be a Church 5 during the Morning Service. All parents are urged to attend with their childr Registration of ali age groups wi ce on Sunday. At 7:30 P will meet in the church for a get-acquai nted meeting and a report on the to Naramata will Holland. All high s: students are invited to attend. This year, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Logan ani Mr. & M: thue will join Mr. & Mrs. Bob in working with this group. The General Meeting will be held on Monday, Sept. 14, 8:15 p.m. in the - Sev- eral proposals regarding UGW program in St. Albert will erested ladies

are invited. Coming activities of interest include the following: Morning Services each Sunday at 11 a.m, (Sept. 20 Preaching Service; Sept. 27 Preaching and Baptis— mal Service; Oct. 4 World wide Communion] Service; Oct. 11 Thanksgiving and letter of Transfer Service); Evening Service, Oct. 4 7:30 p.m. (this will be a service! of preaching, hymn singing followed by a social hour.) On Thursday last a meeting of the Choir was held at the Croskery residence and the activitity of the choir for this season was discussed. Some 20 nembers were in attendance. On Friday last at 1 p.m., Miss Dianne Sharon Baer of ville and Mr. Donald Alvin Pluney of Dewberry were married in the United Church. The service was conducted by the Rev. Dr. Ed. Schwarz who was assist- ed by Mr. Bob Thompson. Mrs. Ted Hole was at the organ. The Morning Service on Sunday last was conducted by Dr. Schwarz who has returned from holidays. Communion was served. The text for sermon was 1 Corinthians 11:17-29. Schwarz pointed out that St. Paul callet upon the Christians of Corinth to ob- serve the service of the Lord's Supper in a manner to reflect their relation- ship to God, neighbors ani the wo Mrs. Hole was at the on

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Worship, Nursery, Church School. lst Sunday: Communion 11 am, 7:30 pm Worship 2nd Monday UCW Gen Meet ing 8:15 pm. 4th Tuesday Session, Stew- ards 7:30 pa. Official Board 9:15 pa. Thursday Choir 8:15 pa. Youth Activit- ies call Church 599-6555, Manse 599- 6933 or CE Chairman 599-7553. WREEEAEDAEEaeagueEsaseeeseennsscaaceess

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Dr. E. H. THOMAS Chiropractor

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PH. 599-8183 Off. or 599-6534 Res.

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

Dr. A. E. Andrew

Veterinarian

41 Birch Drive

Phone 599-6520 ST. ALBERT

DR. C. MCTAGGART

CHIROPRACTOR

Shoppers Park. Westmount PHONE GL5-3542

OPTOMETRISTS Dr. A.C. WILLIS Dr. L.W. SINGER yrandin Shoppers Vank, 54. Albert A COMPLETE OPTOMETRIC SERVICE & CONTACT LENS FITTING OFFICE HOURS : Wed., Frid, 2p.m.-8 p.m. Thurs., 10a.m.-§p.m Saturdays 10.a.m.-4 p.m For appointment phone 599-7812 or 422-5638

Lawyers Richard 5. Wheatley. Office (221 Rana Le anchored Madtaias dmonton.

Sia 488-8131 on 434-3018 (tea) St.Adbert ‘at Bernont Tnowronce

2 Pinon St, Ph: 599= 7145 Fox appointment phone 4888137

Watt, Gower & Ogilvie hantened ficcountants

will be in St, Albert each Tuesday

Uffices located in the belly Bldg.

23 St. Anne Street

WRITE OR PHONE ROBERT R. MCMASTER

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OPENING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th.

Bowling Lane like New !

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Let's all go Bowling .

The name Vally Lanes is now changed to

VICTORIA VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 10210 - 108 Avenue

Hdmonton Public School Board EVENING CLASSES ACADEMIC COURSES - start the week of September 21.

Grade XII courses for those wishing to complete their high school record. Grade X and Grade XL courses to satisfy prerequisite requirements or to improve general standard,

BUSINESS EDUCATION COURSES ever: tne week of September 21,

TECHNICAL, HOME ECONOMICS. GENERAL INTEREST and BASIC ENGLISH & CITIZENSHIP COURSES

start the week of September 28,

Telephone 429-2641

Registration for ALL COURSES - week of September 14,

SEE ADVERTISEMENT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, EDMONTON JOURNAL FOR FULL PARTICULARS.

Knights of Columbus | shops. The highlight of the conventions

social side was a special production of Tia WERT COUNER Sn kG New Orleans famed "Mardi Gras” followed Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Gallant, 14 Mt. Clare

by a state dinner and Mardi Gras Ball. Ave., recently returned from New Orleans|

The K.C. and their lady auxiliary aleo provided a program for children includ~

where Mr. Gallant, Grand Knight of the

St. Albert K.C. Council attended the

ing tours of the beautiful Bayou Parks, teen dances and an all day baby sitting

Supreme Convention of the knights of |

Columbus.

service for the very wee conventioners. Mr. Gallant enjoyed the opportunity to 4n interesting and varied progran was |

provided for the Knights’ ‘ladies’, A |

tour of New Orleans, with special atten- | tion to the city's history; a 3 hour cruise of the Mississippi River aboard the luxurious S.S. President, climaxing with a fresh sea food dinner; a guided shoppers tour of New Orleans' deligh’ |

discuss K.c. projects ani fund raising methods of councils from all over North America and points in South America. Some 2,000 attend the annual event. The Gallants are happy to have had this ‘once in a lifetime’ experience, but it's good to be home, and their six children agree

BM MANAGER TO MONTREAL

Gene Rousset, manager of the Bank of Montreal in our town, has been appointee Assistant Superintendant of Staff at the Head Office in Montreal. Gene cane to it. Albert a year last April. In the short time he has been here he has showr a keen interest in local affairs. Most recently was the tremendous interest an assistance he gave the St. Albert Chan- ber of Commerce in organizing the 1964 Civic Day. we wish Gene and his family all the for the future in this promotion. His successor will be Mr. J.P.Y.£. Bou- chard who is now working in the office of the General Manager for Quebec. He Will take over the management in the near future.

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TEN WEEK PUBLIC SPEAKING COURSE

The Knights of Columbus will sponsor a Public Speaking Course here in St. Al- bert. "The christopher Leadership Jourse” will be held in the St. Albert R.C. Parish Hall on 10 consecutive Pri- days beginning October 2. The course is interdenominational and of special help to the Christian layman in taking his part in church, club and civic duties. ‘The instructors will be Mr. Jack Kirk, Edmonton and Mr. Art Sevigny, Edmonton. Mr. Sevigny is formerly of St. albert and very well known in this district. This course of the fundamentals in speaking is beneficial to all and is praised highly by its former ‘students’ Further information can be obtained from Cliff Gallant 599-6844 or John Krupa 599-7184.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The time of the Sunday Morning Service has been changed. It will now be at 11:25 a.m.

ST. ALBERT TENNIS CLUB

An exhibition of tennis is to be given by the Alberta Tennis Association on Sunday, September 13, 2 p.m. on the St. Albert Tennis Club court at Sir Alexan- der Mackenzie School. The general pub- lic, as well as club members, is invitec to see this display of lat class tennis for which there is no charge.

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. NURSERY SCHOOL

KINDERGARTEN 6

proposed by the St. Albert Creative School Society

( A Non Profit, Non benoninatial Unganization, established by Parents in St. Albert } COMMENCING OCT. Ist. 1964 CONCL. JUNE 30th. 1965 SCHOOL HOURS FEES 3 Wours Each Day For aeh Schoo Mander of Calin fenton eam ee ' th : TEACHER hovnc 8) 9 as Dted hue OF S18 Ee

QUALIFIED KINDERGARTEN TEACHER (CHEQUES MAY BE CANCELLED BY PARENT FOR BOTH SCHOOLS AT ANY TIME DURING SCHOOL YEAR)

CURRICULUM-NURSERY SCHOOL

* PLASTICINE * PRINTING * STORIES * WOODWORK * POEMS * DRAMA * WEAVING * DANCE * CRAYONS * SPLATTERWORK * CLAY * FINGER PAINTING * PAINTING * GLUEING WORK KINDERGARTEN * ACADEMIC SUBJECTS * FRENCH

THESE TWO SUBJECTS WILL BE INTRODUCED BY EXTENDING THE USE OF NURSERY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

——— REGISTRATION

PAYMENT OF FEES SHOULD BE MADE DIRECTLY TO MRS. K. FRANSBERGEN SECRETARY-TRES. BOX 1529 ST. ALBERT UNTIL SEPT. 12th. 1964 OR BY CALLING IN PERSON AT

37 GENEVA CRES. - MRS. L. WILLIAMS 599-7841 16 SABLE CRES. -MRS.M.A. MORRIS 599-7185 14 GRANITE AVE.-MRS. J.P. QUINE 599-7506 25 GROSVENOR BLVD.-MRS. L. BAKKER 599-6225 FROM TODAY 'TIL SEPT. 12th. NO CHILDREN ACCEPTED AFTER SEPT. 12th. a