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The gazette (1978-03-15)

Publication date: 1978-03-15

Topics: Gazette [St. Albert, Alta. : 1974]

Publisher: W.E.J. Printing & Publishing Ltd.

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 183.0M

Page 1:

- MPC looks at big commercial development

- Open house at new arena tonight

- RCMP laid 175 charges last month

- Hey, look us over

- Byron tells Chamber to be optimistic

- Five medals for St. Albert boxers at Winter Games

Page 2:

- Citizens Board reports to council

Page 3:

- St. Albert dentist seeking Liberal nod

- Potters show tomorrow

- Local News

Page 4:

- "Simpson... you've done it again!"

- Spruce trees will make way for court

Page 5:

- Protestant Board gives consensus to games bid

- Furniture specialization

- Kiwanis Music Festival sounds first note April 5

- Sturgeon Health Unit runs Food seminars

Page 6:

- The Gazette Reflects

- In defence of the Science Fair

- City to participate in Outdoors Unlittered

- Correction: Science Fair

- Two groups scorn arrangement

- Gazette not part of Southern family!

Page 7:

- What Caught Our Eye

- Ministerial Association plans Easter Sunrise greetings

- Local news

- St. Albert R.C.A. (Air) C. No. 533 Squadron

Page 8:

- Kindergarten's future to be discussed

- Pen pal wanted

Page 9:

- Cat show this weekend

- Discuss industrial alcoholism

- Baking bountiful at Strawberry Festival

- Local News

Page 10:

- Community Services Report

Page 11:

- U of A to host Women's Week

- U of A to have DNA research lab

Page 12:

- Need for ecological reserves stressed

- University sets admission quotas

Page 13:

- On buying encyclopedias

- Dr. Jean Robertson to give keynote speech

- Local News

Page 14:

- "Emeralds" nominated for Juno award

- Talented pair team up at Theatre 3

- Basement advantages

- Library closed at Easter

Page 15:

- Albert during WW 11 is setting for play

- Batman and Robin take-off is mediocre

- Vocal recital

Page 16:

- "The Night of the Iguana" to open at Citadel

Page 17:

- Food with a Chinese flair

- Use care in cleaning electric blankets

- W.I. photo contest to show farm life

- Bathing your houseplants

Page 18:

- Model contest set for April 1

- Local News

- Local News

Page 19:

- local news

- Teen Scene

- Accent on Akins

- Voice of V.J. Maloney

- Local News

Page 20:

- P.K. badminton teams victorious

- Education Week essay winner

Page 21:

- Home of the Week

Page 22:

- Parsonally Speaking

- 1977 traffic deaths surpass other years

- EGG INSPECTION

Page 23:

- St. Albert couple wed

Page 24:

Page 25:

- Saints one loss away from elimination

- SPORTS FLASH!

- SPORTS

- Comets advance to A.M.I.H.L final

- Gibbons Marlos advance to finals

- Local News

Page 26:

- St. Albert Figure Skating Club

Page 27:

- Comets win game but lose series

- Calahoo Minor Hockey tournament successful

- Scorpions bombed in provincial opener

Page 28:

- Nu-West Canadians squeeze through quarter finals

Page 29:

- Canadians sweep Spruce Grove series-advance to provincial finals

- Amateur Sport Weekend set for Calgary

Page 30:

- Decisions taken on 78-79 minor hockey

- Games orientation meetings taught

Page 31:

- Barons Zone Three champs

Page 32:

- Raiders charging through playoff action

- Lacrosse demon-stration Saturday

Page 33:

- Tournament will decide mini-basketball champs

- REGULAR EVENTS

Page 34:

- Prevention

Page 35:

- Australian team to demonstrate lacrosse during games

- Water polo series to be televised

Page 36:

- Sturgeon Regional Recreation Council News

- Goldeye Lake Youth Program held again

- Sunnyside News

- Protection by bylaw

Page 37:

- local news

- Sturgeon board suggests school year changes

- Redwater-MD agree on fire protection

- Gibbons reservoir good for 4,000 people

- First guests for Gibbons Lodge

- Bon Accord requests garbage updates

- Bon Accord may go beeper

Page 38:

- Redwater Report

- Holy Week schedule

Page 39:

- Sturgeon School Board adopts ethics code

- Sturgeon Billboard

- Liquor Board income up

Page 40:

- Morinville Memos

- Morinville Hockey News

- George P. Vanier News

Page 41:

- Morinville Winter Carnival this Sunday

- Rec. Board receives suggestions

- Comeau wins Mixed Bonspiel

- Local News

Page 42:

- Namao News

- Alcomdale News

- Local News

Page 43:

- Legal Locals

- Mr. & Mrs. J. L. 'Heureux celebrate 40th anniversary

- Legal Mixed over -now looking forward to spring spiel

- Vimy News

- BLOOD CLINIC A SUCCESS!

Page 44:

- Gibbons News

- Bon Accord News

- Gibbons cross country skiing

Page 45:

- Gibbons Cub Scouts attend winter camp

- Pension indexing-a concern?

Page 46:

- The Last Round-up

- Calahoo W.I hears delegates report

- Gibbons planning Agricultural Fair

- Horse Hill News

- Softball Umpire Clinic

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- Know the rules

- Kitchen planning

Notes

Began with Vol. 15, No. 12 (March 20th, 1974); ceased in 1989? -- Not published: Jan. 1 & July 2, 1975; July 18, 1979; and: last week of each Dec. for 1974- -- Vol. 16, no. 26 and vol. 20, no. 29 each skipped in numbering. -- Appears to have merged with: Gazette (Morinville, Alta.), to form: St. Albert & Morinville gazette. -- Thank you to the St. Albert Gazette, the St. Albert Community Foundation, and the St. Albert Public Library for their generous contributions of funding for the digitization of this newspaper for the Peel's Prairie Province's website; to the St. Albert Gazette for providing issues in print, and to the Musée Héritage Museum and the St. Albert Public Library for providing microfilmed copies of the newspaper.