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Vol. 1. No. 8.
Bovle Street
Oct. 1979
News
Community
MrcMnW
Your inner city newspaper
Phase One in the Planning Process
A
New Vision of Chinatown
Chinatown for the City of Edmomaking. The Master Plan
for facilities was approved in principle by city council on June 26, 1979.
Signs are popping up in Boyle Street
for the lease of the Chinatown complex.
Now it is a matter of waiting for the
first physical signs of the project.
A desire for a new and redeveloped
Chinatown is now over a decade old.
The present Chinatown has existed
since the birth of Edmonton city, over
seventy-fiv- e
years ago, Jasper Avenue
east represents the remains of Chinatown and the original commercial area
of the city, until the business core
shifted west, and the city expanded all
around .
In the early days the Boyle Street
area was a suitable environment for
Chinese immigrants to settle and establish their livelihood. Chinatown became an. important place where people
could adapt to the Canadian culture and
A new
nton
is in the
way
life.
1979
of
In
there are over 15,000 residents
of Chinese and Oriental descent. Second and third' generation Chinese Cana
dians no longer need to
in Chinatown. They are
ians and are independent
of the first immigrants
Yet they return for the
had a number of objectives
to carry out. The first was to pre
pare a Master Plan which would include
recommendations of the Edmonton Chinese community in terms of commercial,
residential, cultural and recreational facilities. They wished to provide
a number of forums for discussion of
questions affecting the development of
Edmonton's Chinatown. They wished to
encourage and support Chinatown busin-
work and reside
native Canadof the needs
Committee
in Chinatown.
restaurants,
specialty shops and many festivities
that reinforce their Chinese heritage.
Unfortunately Boyle Street's Chinatown
has suffered from commercial and social
deterioration. In past years eastward
expansion of Edmonton's downtown core,
specifically in the proposed building
of the Southeast Civic and Convention
Centers, has threatened the survival
of Chinatown. But the pressure of
displacement and the need for redevelopment has finally been recognized by the
in moving from their old location to the project site. The committee set out to study, research and
assess the cultural, social and commercial needs in the development of
essmen
Edmonton's Chinatown.
Chinese community.
In the spring of 1977 the Edmonton
Chinatown Planning Committee was formed
to deal with the urgent need to plan a
one week
cities like
study was a
ar
tour of other
in other North American
Vancouver, Sacramento and
Los Angelos to assist in the planning
of a new Chinatown for Edmonton. The
Chinatown. The committee was formed
from an amalgamation of ten Chinese
organizations, including the Federation
of Chinese Associations, the Chinatown
Relocation Committee and the Chinese
Graduate Students of Alberta.
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two-ye-
fact-findi- ng
Chinatown's
new
The Edmonton Chinatown Planning-
part of the
One
findings were included in the Master
Plan, which attempted to show how a
new Chinatown can successfully replace
the old one, as well as complement the
potentials of the City' Market, the
Historic Block and the Lower Boyle
Street area,
and encourage
development.
their
re-
final draft of the Master Plan for
a new Chinatown was sent to Edmonton
City Council, April 18 j 1979. It was
approved in principle by Edmonton City
Council June 26, 1979. At present
the original plan is undergoing Phase
I of planning through the various channels of the Civic Planning Department.
It is hoped that by Spring of 1980
The
construction will begin
on
the project.
Dick Wong, Chairman of the Edmonton
Chinatown Planning Committee, says that
at this stage it is impossible to know
final design for Chinatown
what the
will be. Yet he stresses that in
completing the design the planning
department should seriously consider
the residential, cultural, as well as
the commercial elements that the committee had
established in their
own
plan. If not, the design would be seen
as being unfavorable.
Chinatown
Be a
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View
of the Stadium on a Bright Fall Day.
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McCauley
Community News
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Donations of 2 to 5 dollars and up are
STADIUM ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Remember, the Copy Deadline
for the November Issue
Member
Boyle Street
for a look at the fun nt the
pJfT
cont'd,
that City Council has
established a committee to advise it
Did you know
invited.
the operation of Commonwealth StadiSend Cheques payable to:
If you have concerns regarding
events being held at the stadium pleasqj The Boyle Street McCauley Community News
contact your representative. Your
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concerns will be discussed by the
Street Edmonton, Alberta T5II 1 VI
committee at its monthly meeting.
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Keep Those Cards
and Letter Rolling In!
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Your
representative is
Nora Shea
424-32-
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Every Donation Counts.
Boyle Street McCauley Community News, Oct., Page 2
Clinic Has
It
a Name
See you
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Health: Centre.
Doyle
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decided at a meeting of citizens
planners that the new clinic for
the area will be called "The Boyle -McCauley Health Centre". There has
been other progress as well. A local
.board of eleven to fifteen people has,
been formed and has taken responsibility as of October 22. The board is a
community board made up of representatives of parents, other residents,
schools, and agencies working in the
area. It has a membership providing
medical, legal and financial skills.
Plans for the interior of the building
chosen for the centre were presented
to City Hall on October 18 for approval
Tedders will be put out for contractors
for the plumbing, electricity, and
carpentry needed.
was
and
fund raising committee is formed and
is well under way looking for funds.
The Provincial Government will supply
funding for salaries for outreach work-er- a.
Since this is a community health
A
centre private foundations are being
approached to fund the renovation of
the
facility, for furnishing,
and
for
equipment. The citizens are to be
approached for funds for renting the
facility. This participation will con-
tribute to
making
The future location of
McCauley Health Centre.
the health centre
ours.
This new medical service will provide
family physician services. A high
priority will be care for the elderly
person. This will be promoted by two
home visiting primary care nurses.
The nurses will help to discover illness :early, give treatment, and follow
up care. This will prevent many medical problems from advancing to the
stage where removal from the home for
hospitalization becomes necessary.
Your help and participation at community meetings is once again encouraged.
the Boyle
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Letter from an Old Editor
Dear Michaleen:
Thank you for sending me the
September copy of the Boyle Street
McCauley Community News.
wish you luck as' editor of the
paper, Michaleen, and I hope that you
receive as much joy from your job as
I did. I miss the inner city and the
I
people who live there.
Those were
very fine days.
Best regards to Frank, Bob, Russ,
and all those of the Boyle Street,
McCauley Community News Family who
helped get the paper started.
Yours sincerely,
Clive Cameron
season is nearly
over, and so is crab apple season for
The
tree-climbi- ng
that matter.
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on
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by
Tracy
Taylor
as
business
usual at the annual
It
meeting of the Association on October
was
2, 1979.
Marte Elabdi, the editor of the
Boyle St. McCauley newspaper, started
the evening off. She detailed the
functions and operations of the paper,
M.
and called for any suggestions
from area residents.
or help
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Sister Michelle addressed the association on the medical clinic issue. The
lease, for the building which is to
house the
clinic, is
hoped to be signed by November 1, 1979. On October 22
board members for the clinic are to be
elected.
her role as the
area representative on the Clarke
Field Advisory Committee. She is one
of five representatives from communities and five representatives from the
Nora Shea spoke on
city at large.
Ms. Shea
related
or suggestion concerning the use of
to contact her at
Commonwealth Stadium
some
of the problems that area residents
have put forward to the Committee.
She encourages anyone with a complaint
91.
The number of people (16) that attended this meeting was a disappointment
to the executive. An election of a
executive which was supposed to
occur was postponed until a later date.
At this time it is uncertain whether
new
the McCauley Citizen's Association will
continue to exist. Unless the members
of
this
community show some
interest
take time to come out to meetings,
the association is most likely going to
dissolve. Sister Michelle and Ron
Ebbers were assigned the task of calling the next meeting which will elect
the new executive.
and
The Boyle Street McCauley Community
The newNews is published monthly.
is the combined effort of
agencies and individuals of the
spaper
two
communities.
Letters to the editor, announcements
of local interest, articles and photographs are invited and should be mailed to the Boyle Street McCauley Community News co St. Michael School,
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Street, Edmonton, T5H JLV1.
problems with circulation, delivery to
your home qr any news items should be
directed to the editor, Michaleen
(Micky)
The newspaper telephone number. is:
10545
92
Requests for advertisement,
Marte-Elab-
424-603-
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GLIMPSES OF CHINATOWN
PRESENT & FUTURE
Chinatown Cont'd.
states that the finished
product would be attractive not only
Dick
to
Wong
Chinese-Canadia- ns
public.
but to the general
provide
types of services
The complex should
facilities for all
to both the Chinese and Canadian cultThe complex is designed to
incorporate all ends of commercial
ures.
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enterprizes, a civic and cultural
centre, all types of housing, professional and commercial office space
and a park and ceremmonial center.
Such a varied .facility would benefit
the overall population of Boyle Street
and McCauley and
city.
project
Dick
Wong
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the rest of Edmonton
believes that such
a
would encourage
the small
Chinese corner grocer to invest in a
business promoting a special aspect
of the Chinese culture, like a herbal
shop, an imported food store or a
clothing boutique.
The Master Plan completed by the
Committee is one important and excitre
ing prospect for
of Boyle
Street. The Chinatown Plan is an
attempt to reaffirm the Chinese Comthe-futu-
munity and
re-cre-
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Boyle Street McCaulcy Community Sews, Oct., Page 4
BLOCK PARENT NEWS
their
BLOCK
or busybodles!
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462-76- 02
PARENT NEWS
its
Schoolis back and winter is on
way, bringing with
the problemsvof
BULLIES,
it
CHILDREN,
HURT
our community
need
SOMEONE
that
SOMEONE?
are-lef- t
for Mike
all
But Scots
stuff,
are
I
I travelled this land so long and wide
Took everything right in my stride;
Sometimes I worked to beat the band
The people I met were simply grand.
I
little
Casual-Tempora-
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hard to make them call "enough"
awee
tighte
So I buckled my
lighter.
To make the load a
kilt
Non-Prof-
Honrs
of verra stern
made
It's
A
bit
the years catch up with the best
of us,
Altho' I really cannot cuss;
I'm not too old and not too gray,
To hope I'm good for another day.
And
so next year,
(already dissolved in water) to make
light dough. Let rest for approx.
30 minutes and cover with a towel to
a
keep warm.
divide it up into 12
pieces and roll each into a ball, make
flat with the rolling pin, keep them
Work dough and
Fit
ALBERTA
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make
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let
you know,
then
will
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UKRAINIAN
KPEAMTOBA CniIKA B EAM0HT0HI
that's not all, by all tarnation!
I think I" 11 issue a proclamation:
Now hear ye this, and hear ye well!
Then up and ring your loudest bell.
But
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Community
Providing Complete Financial Services
A
little
Made up his
You'll find
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joy.
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mind that he would stay,
him here ,to this very day.
R.
Scotty Hastie
(EDMONTON)
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be 65.
date whereon you mind to fix,
boy,
50 years ago a
Looked on this land with greatest
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CREDIT UNION
sure as you're alive
as on the date of April
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Jasper Avenu
424-716-
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I am spared,
health that's not too much im-
Weerobbie
Where
round and about 4mm. thick. Fill eac
with 3 Tbs. of the filling, 3 or 4
raisins, one olive and 2 slices of
eggs. Fold each pie and seal with
fingers or a fork around edges.
Pre-s- et
oven to 400 F, bake pies for
twenty minutes. Open with fork to
if
paired,
I'll
EDMONTON.
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preparation:
Dough
Station A. Box 2673
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to. taste
Tbs. raisins
Put flour on table in a circular form
add shortening, salt, milk and yeast
lioUxjiaflm jttd.
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Tbs.
1 Tbs.
Filling preparation:
Edmonton, Alberta
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Put the chopped onions in a pan (add
cooking oil) with ground beef, the
chili powder, cumin, paprika and salt
Mix and fry until onions and beef are
cooked; then leave to cool off.
I1A fAC1
(10508 98 Street,
lb.)
tsp.
1 kg. flour
h cup milk
1 Tbs. - salt
1 Tbs. - yeast
A Tbs. hot shortening
Service
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Community Employment Services of Alberta Ltd.
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Need Workers?
many
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Sale. Everyone Welcome.
then the years went flying by,
cumin
salt
Donations for
We Invite
powder
four large onions
three hard boiled eggs
Halloween Night all Block Parents
are requested to be on the alert for
children in distress. Working with
the C.B. Radio mobile Block Parents
they will help to keep our children
safe during their special night.
Bake Sale and Tea
McCauley Senior Drop-I- n
96 Street & 106 Avenue,
November 15, 1 PM to 5 PM.
chili
Hour
1
minutes
20
ground beef
like
Senior Citizen Help Bazaar,
colder,
-
Cooking
On
times that I would cry;
"This Canada's getting cold and
With
you would
Scotty's Poem
There's
Preparation -
HALLOWEEN
LOOKING AHEAD
And
If
PARENT HOME.
In Bonnie Scotland far away,
I've heard my grannie call and say;
"Robbie Lad! Now use your head,
You've really got to look ahead".
And
,
!
information please telephone
during office hours.
more
Won't you be
a Block Parent.
Become
"Empanadas De
Homo" (Meat Pie)
paprika -
TURN TO.
TO
From our
Ethnic Kitchen
to
providing a
molester, vandals or bullies.
We do not have enough Block Parents in
this area to make our neighbourhood
safe. PLEASE VOLUNTEER YOUR HOME as a
children in
alone for many hours each day
because both parents have to work.
Sometimes they get hurt; sometimes
they get frightened; sometimes they
Many
by
Filling
BLOCK
LOST TODDLERS
STRANGERS ! !
AND THREATENING
distress
Although MOST Block Parent Homes are
never used by childre,n in distress
THEY ARE THERE if the need arises.
They are there to prevent crime. To
warn off potential danger of a child
BLOCK PARENT ASSOCIATION
Telephone:
door in
homes
who come
means Immediate help.
Block Parents are single, married,
senior citizens or working adults
concerned about making this community
safer for you, me and our children.
They dre not baby sitters, policemen
7823 - 34A Avenue
Edmonton, Alberta
BLOCK
to help children
safe place for them to go. The friendly red and white sign in their window
PARENT
THE EDMONTON
their
Block Parents volunteer
and time
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Page
5, Boyle
Street McCauley Community News, Oct.
Is It Impossible
What's Happening at the Community School
to Get
Schools and the .Community Come Closer Together
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an Answer?
SHEA
one-roo-
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Pow-W-
ow
pow-wo-
Pow-W-
co-oper-
Operating a one person office is
That's why the Boyle Street
McCauley Community News has these office hours: Monday to Friday 9- -4 p.m.
Call between 9:00 and 11:30 p.m. and
a-prob-
portable building oh the corner of 96
St. and 108 Avenue). All children of
In the days of the little
the Boyle St. and McCauley areas are
school house, the school was a focal
invited to learn traditional
point in the community. Over the years dances
under the direction of Mrs..
people of the community lost contact
Daniels and the White Braid
Christine
with the school; modern industrial
Society.
are encouraged to part
Adults
society led to an impersonal approach
beading
icipate
the
in
classes held
and
learning.
to school
every
Tuesday
P.M.
7:00
at
in the Sacred
With the recent introduction of the
Under
School
basement.
Heart
the dircommunity school concept, the school
of Mrs. Alice Bernard people
ection
has once again become a neighbourhood
learn how to bead jewelry, make moccw
asins and traditional
costumes.
centre. The high cost of building and All supplies are free and costumes made
maintaining school facilities has made help to outfit the children's Native
people want to use them as much as poss- dance group.
ible. Also, today's rapid rate of
For centuries, Natives have used the
change had led to the realization that
to signal or honour emotional and
learning is not Just something kids do dance
Important
situations affecting their
in school, but is a continuous lifelong lives. War,
peace, fire, famine, food,
process.
from' these
love,
victory
hatred,
Community education has something to
evolved dances that recreate
experiences
offer for everyone. As a community
much of their past experience.
school in McCauley, Sacred Heart School The annual
this year will be
has a special role to play. The school held
gym Saturday, Decemthe
school
in
with many social service
ber 8th. Sacred Heart students are
agencies in the area in order to meet
making posters to publicize the event
the needs of the local population.
which will celebrate the International
The Native Culture Program
a ood
BY NORA
lem.
1:00 and 2:20 p.m.
Hoping to Hear From You Soon.
Block Volunteers
THE CIRCULATION
of the Boyle
DEPARTMENT
Community News needs
volunteers. We've set a goal of having
all blocks covered by reliable volunteers and alternates by the end of the
year. If you have a spare hour every
month to do something for the community,
give Micky or Tracy a call at
If the paper is getting to you on an
irregular basis or not at
do somWe welcome criticism
ething about
Street-McCaul- ey
424-60-
because
it
it.
helps
30.
all,
us to help you.
ow
ates
example of a program which
is
is
develop-
ing in response to the needs of Native
The program was initiated in
people.
Year of the Child. Dance competitions
will be held for all age groups, several
drumming groups will perform and a multi
-cultural stage show will highlight the
Native people of the community
svening. Everyone is invited to attend
in
with agency personnel.
By opening its doors to the community,
Free dance lessons are held every MonSacred Heart School gives people the
day evening at 7:00 P.M. in the Sacred
opportunity
to learn about others.
Heart Community School small gym (yellow
1976 by
co-opera-
Pioneer Place Bazaar,
Bake Sale and Tea.
10310-9- 3
St. South Door.
November 28, 2 PM to 6 PM.
tion
We Seniors Welcome
One and All.
Sacred Heart Community School
9624-10- 8
Avenue
English for New Canadians
Recreation for Children and Adults
Native beading Classes
Programs:
K--
9
Clo OSiratYHCS...
(and
Native Dance Instruction
Sports for All Ages And More
Do You Want to Get Involved in the
Community School during the Day,
in the Evening, or on the Weekends?
Volunteers Are Needed in the Following Areas:
learn MaUvc
See
Gym Sports
Snack Program
oraV-Vs-
.
Children's Choir
Tutoring
More
Contact Community School Coordinator
for More Information
Nora Shea at 424-329- 1
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lloyle Street McCauley Community Sews, Oct., Page 6
THE STADIUM'S OWN
HI
Photos by Michalcen
Marte-Elab-
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IT'S
VOUR STAPIUM!
Got the. menage?
I you attended the, Tiee. Fall Family
Fun Festival you know hou) much the.
itadtum hat to oeA you. Itf not, the,
pictLseA tell the &totiy. Gam&i, fittim,,
iood, di&pla.y& - all thU and moKe.
do tin'
theJie. lofi you to &njoy. And
&top theAzl
it
Loretta Strong, a bright young newspaper volunteer enjoys an afternoon at the Stadium
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Community
hoto t in
ltjii-Cuiittat-
to
ants
Win One
of
Race Wiulv
displays and coffee booths occupied those indoors
Many Crazy Games,
Nothing like Hot Dogs for the Appetite of Kids
t
Route Street McCauley Community News, Oct.
FAMILY FUN FESTIVAL
Built night in the UcCauley community
the necneatian centen L& tkene ion u&e
by youl The UcCauley Boyle. Stneet
ne&ident. On a auual bcuti, book it
ion a meeting, challenge youn neighbouA
game oi basketball - bat come and
to a
u&e
it.
Fon iniofunation call Nona
5.
on Linda at
at
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frolic in the grass.
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Work Out
In the Weight Room
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And
this is how you Smash your onpon'
entl Raquetball lessons Were Also
on
Ilan'.
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nice view from above.
The
gym was
a
flurry of action,
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Page
7,
Boyle Street McCauley Community News, Oct.,I'age 8
The Mayflower
from Church to Restaurant
it
Some may consider
blasphemy,
may think
a clever business
it
others
enter-priz- e.
Either way you look at it the
Mayflower dine and dance complex is
certainly unique. So unique that
present general manager Willie Wong
believes it to be the only restaurant
of its kind in Western Canada.
The Mayflower is a restaurant inside
a church. At first glance it appears
to be just one of the many other cathedrals in the quiet residential area
of McCauley. At times it is enough
to fool people.
On
4 .'
occasion the staff
of the Mayflower has had to direct
confused visitors to the correct church
that they had mistaken the restaurant
to be.
The idea to convert the
a different use came to
five years ago.
structure for
Ernie Kozub
Before that time
it
was theCentral Baptist Church which
had existed since 1912. For some
unknown reason the congregation moved
facility in another part of
Therefore both the land and
building was available for sale. Mr
Kozub purchased and retained the
original building but contributed a
substantial amount of money to the
renovation of the interior.
the original buildAfter
ing, Mr. Kozub opened his night Club,
which became known as Friar's, Friar's
featured live entertainment and had
the first lit disco floor in Edmonton.
Friar's operated for three years. Due
to personal tragedy and decline in
business Mr. Kozub was forced to sell
the night club.
In 1977 Friar's became a Country and
to another
Edmonton.
re-model-
ling
Western Club which had a life span of
only a few months. It was closed again
and not
until a year later.
In June 1979 Willie Wong and Lynn Louie
purchased the facility and spent three
and a half months in renovation.
re-ope-
ned
The Mayflower Dine and
Dance Complex
Interpretation of Daily Bread
trend in disco entertainment which has
On October 2, 1978 the Mayflower was
been popularized in Edmonton. The Maoffyflower has presented local jazz groups
first opened. The new Management
and
once
again,
such as the Bob Stroup quartet, as well
ered live entertainment
ht
retained the raised stage and lit dance as touring'night club acts. One
ht
performance of
was the
floor. As an added attraction they
hung the body of a small airplane which
the famous Bill Evans Trio from New
floated above the dancers and performer York. On those particular nights the
Mayflower received enthusiastic capacity
until April, 1979.
crowds.
In the beginning Willie and Lynn offerThe Mayflower is but the third version
ed a menu of traditional oriental food
of an original idea to convert a vacant
and the regular steakhouse fare. In
church to an alive night spot. It-iMarch 1979 they switched over to being
likely that the building will see more
a full steakhouse menu, whole providing
a Friday lunch menu of oriental dishes.
transformation in the future. But with
Mr. Wong describes his clientele as
out a doubt it is a distinctive land-
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Page 9, Boyle Street McCauley Community News, Oct.
The Italian Canadian Soccer Club:
A Profile of Success
by Tracy Taylor 'and
Michaleen Marte
-
Elabdi.
Italian Canadian Soccer Club has
been a major strength m the Edmonton
and district Soccer League. The League
began in 1921, yet the Ital - Canadian
The
not formed until the early
1960's. In the young years the majority
of the tepm members were new immigrants.
Although this was not a major stumbling
block, it ma)c the first years a bit
rough for the team.
According to the director, Domenlco
team was
(Ilimmo) Longo and Coach Hike Traficante,
- 72 were the team's best years.
1969
During this time and up to the present,
the Scottish team has provided the Keenest competition in the Edmonton league
the last ten years the Itnl-Can- ad
lans have improved significantly, entering competitions in provinical and Western Canadian finals. In 1975 the team
finished second to Vancouver in the
Over
Western Canadian Championship Final. In
ns
1976 the
were beat Out by
Ital-Canadia-
Vancouver in the Western Canadian final
once again, with Vancouver going on to
win the Canadian final. Vancouver remains the main rival to Alberta in the
West.
The consistent strength of the
team can be attributed
Ital-Canadi-
Soccer Senior Team
The
- 1979
Back Row
From Row Left to Right: Ilhan Akamanol,
Carlos Marquez, Peter Doyle, Rody CamLeft to Right: Mario Secreto pbell, Matteo Piscopo (Captain), Doug
(President) Sandro Addessl, Frank Bruni. Potiuk, Rob Kociancic.
Twain Balon, Sil Zamaro, Mike Cokaric,
Missing from Photo: Ross Ungaro, Vince
Sil Corazza, Pat Bruni, Lorenzo Anton-ell- o, Guido, Frank Antonucci.
Ital-Canadi- an
Mike
an
Traficante (Coach).
to the
minor soccer program that they have
an
Clarke Stadium is the
soccer team's home field, They no longer share time with 'the Edmonton Exkimos,
divisions. A continual supply of players move upwards to the major league as but high school, junior and sometimes
university football teams use the field.
they mature into good soccer players.
The
juvenile team has beer It might be said that the Bar Italia of
particularly successful. They have beer 95 Street is the unofficial headquarters
champions in their league for six years
an
ay
in a row. The 1979 edition of the major of the
team.
an
league
soccer team coached messages are passed over- the phone to
by Mike Traficante was the youngest
team. in Edmonton this year, with the
Advertise With Us!!!!
oldest being 26 years old. The top
This newspaper reaches over 10,000
Ocoriffor the team was Carlos Marquez,
residents and over 200 businesses in
aChilean player, who the Drillers of
Boyle Street and McCauley - the area
the North American Soccer League have
become interested in signing. Another
bounded by Jasper Avenue, Stadium
Road, 111 Avenue, 101 Street, 97
player of 19, Ross Ungaro, has played
on the Canadian National Student Team
Street and 101 Avenue. Consider the
advantages of advertising with us:
with teammates John Baretta and Sil
Corazza. Both Ross Ungaro and John
1. The newspaper is delivered directBaretta are prospective talents for the
ly to everyone in the community.
established. Boys from 10 18 years
of age play in a number of different
Ital-Canadi-
Ital-Canadi- an
Ital-Canadi-
Day-to-d-
Ital-Canadi-
Edmonton
-
Drillers.
this 1979 outdoor season the
team won both the Calliwood and
Molson Cups. Previous to this the team
also won the Edmonton Indoor Cup for
1979 beating Chile in the semi-fin- al
and
Polonia in the final. At this time the
team is preparing for the start of the
In
2.
indoor season, hoping for another
championship.
The team has 'greatly benefited from
new
club organization.
Your ad.
who
Ital-Canad- ian
will be seen
by people
served by you.
In a small tabloid paper your
advertisement will be noticed.
A.
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community
make
better
project
and
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club elects a new team president, executive, coach and director.
Consistent
success in the junior and senior divisions has kept costs high for the soccer ITAL CANADIAN MEATS
club. New uniforms, equipment and trips
-- Good Selection of Fresh and Cured Meats
out of town must be paid for each year.
In order to raise funds and offer some
-f- reezer Orders
fun the
Soccer Club spon-se- rs
four to five dances each year.
-- Side, Hind and Quarter Cuts
Bingos are also held in the McCauley
area to raise enough to pay expenses.
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With this combined support the club is
able to break about even each year.
EDMONTON
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Mimmo Longo to whoever waits to
receive them, usually M;kf the coach.
Soccer
talk is a constant subject
heard inside the cafe. The Bar Italia
is also the home and showcase of the
an
team's many trophies.
And if the team continues to succeed,
Mimmo and his partner may have to consider putting up more shelves to hold
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10
McCauley Senior Citizens
Enjoy Weekend in
Grande Cache
On
Sept. 7, 8,
citizens
&
9, a group of senior
from the McCauley Senior Citi-
Centre and Pioneer Place
High Rise enjoyed a trip to Grande Cache
Twenty nine seniors through the efforts
of the McCauley Action Group chartered
a bus and enjoyed a very busy fun filled
weekend at the Villager Motel in Grande
zens
Drop-I- n
Cache.
trip began Sept. 7 at 9AM in morning
leaving the McCauley Centre, the first
stop was at a picnic approx. 20 miles
Everyone enjoyed a turkey
from Hinton.
picnic lunch. The group arrived in
Grande Cache at 4:30 p.m. to a welcoming
The
committee of Mrs. Dolly Nelson, Manager
of Villager Motel, and a representative
.
council. Each person received
souvenirs compliments of the town of
Grande Cache. The group then settled
into their accomodations. Later everyfrom town
one enjoyed a banquet style supper and
a sing song to complete the evening.
On Sept. 8, Saturday, a guided tour was
sponsored by the town of Grande Cache
of the Mclntyre Porcupine Coal Mine
sites. It was very enjoyable and lasted
approx. 3 J.2' hrs.
Everyone gathered back at the Motel
after the trip for a lunch of hot dogs
and many other goodies. The rest of
Saturday until 7 p.m. was free time for
everyone to shop, go for walks' or just
rest. Saturday evening everyone gathered to see the slide presentation from
the different programs and activities
The
whole gang stops for a photo and a good chuckle outside of Grande Cache,
YES
We
A
attended by the seniors in past years.
The lunch &. refreshments were supplied
way home.
enjoyed by
all.
trip
The
USED
AS
AS
WELL
b)
Of
c)
d)
e)
f)
for their
Bus Lines.
Mr. & Mrs. Polanik for hospitality
and a warm welcome.
The church group that catered to
,
g) The Legion.
Thank you to
all,
everyone
planning the next trip.
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Next to the New Gateway Hotel
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Outreach
STOCKED
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DEPAUL
Mclntyre Porcupine Mining Co. for
free tour of mine site.
Mrs. Arlene Bartel - Golden Arrow
refreshments.
GOOD,
ST. VINCENT
Mrs. Dolly Nelson - Manager
Villager Motel - a grand hostess
The Town of Grande Cache
welcome and hospitality.
OF
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR
this trip possible.
a)
FULL
FURNITURE
OUR
seniors wish to extend a special
thank you to the following for making
The
Furniture
PRICED TO CLEAR
thoroughly
was
BASEMENT
QUALITY
group of church ladies from Grande
Cache. Everyone was invited as guests
for the evening to the Legion.
Sunday morning everyone was anxious to
get packed up and ready to go home.
The bus left at approx. 11 a.m. after
church services. The group stopped at
Pierre Gray Lahe for a B. BQ lunch on
by a
the
WHOLE
Carry
Do
Worker
Operation - Friendship
At this time Operation Friendship wisheji
to extend a warm welcome to their new
coordinator, Darlene Millington.
Under
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Native Culture Affects
Work Habits
By
But the foolish plucketh it down with
her hands "Prov. 14:1
"I don't go along with women's lib
eration," the kindly 62 year old gran- -j
dmother said.
She continued, "Our only liberation
comes from being under the headship
of ur husbands. That's the way we
were created. I don t mean a man over
a women in subjection like the women's
liberation movement might think. A
husband and a wife walk parallel-on- e
has to assume the headship."
Mrs. Pearl King of Seattle, Mash, was
in the area recently speaking to
Christian women's clubs about woman's
ent
role in society
it's
particular native or others are hired
on
in future," said
difficulties
Other
by Jill Renich, Winning
For Christ, which has seminars,
retreat's and a network radio program,
tion begun
Women
seniority.
"Between Us Women".
with the problems, native workers
aren increasing demand. Impetus from
construction of the Alaska Gas Pipeline
Even
regulations
that natives in the area of the pipeline
often with few skills, be given jobs
before whites has resulted in a need for
pipeline courses.
on-ha- nds
clock.
"It avoids problems," said Ms. Kopola.
Even
"There are no special privileges.
a native has to learn that if you must
be at work by 8:15 in the morning then
you are there by that time and no later'.1
adherent of the philosophy that
"the hand that rocks the cradle rules
the world," Mrs. King is warning
women "to bring pleasure to God's
heart" in the way she talks to her
husband and children, the way she
dresses, walks and takes care of her
house, and the way she bears and
trains her children.
"A good wife sho can find? She is far
more precious than jewels. Her husband calls her blessed and praises
Tier, her children also: a woman who
fears the Lord is to be praised.
An
and accompanying government
Besides teaching the physical
work, the basics are covered including
such simple elements as punching a time
and the church. She si
the nationwide organiza-
a member of
it's
"There are,. I think, two reasons for
this," said Ms. Kopola.
"One is that they tend to set short-ter- m
goals. Society says you keep work
-- ing but
natives set out a single goal,
accomplish it and then quit."
Secondly and perhaps related, she added
is a fear of failure.
"Often a native will be doing well at
his work and everyone will be pleased,
but before it all caves in, the native
person will feel
time to get out."
It often happens just before the worker
is about to be promoted leaving the
boss to wonder why he has left.
"It's something that reflects on all
natives, as it will affect whether that
to Visit
"Every wise woman buildeth her house:
Carla Bit
time.
Street McCauley Community News, Oct.
King
Descr,imination by whites combined with rather than a number of separate unions"
a native attitude of "I'm native, there' Another problem, not confined to natives
fore I can't do," has brought problems but prevalent in low income groups, is
when natives seek to enter the work
the confusion over the deduction, of
force. This is according to Kim Kopola union dues and initiation fees.
of Native Outreach, a native employment "Sometimes dues are not deducted oh the
agency staffed solely by native couns- cheque and it then becomes the union
member's responsibility to pay them on
elors and placement officers.
According to Ms. Kopola, natives have
his own," said Ms. Kopola.
can result in penalties."
enter ing the labor
little trouble
force. Once in, they behave just like And these can be severe. A man may have
any other worker, but certain cultural been a union member for several years,
influences do play a part in determinbut if he fails to pay his dues for
ing how long a native remains.
three months his employment record will
Her theory, and
a personal one, is indicate his membership from the date
he pays up. Time built up is discounted
that natives, particularly reserve
people, prefer to work short period of resulting in loss of benefits and union
"Non-paym-
11, Boyle
'
Prov. 31
Pearl King will be
and teacher Nov.
4--
guest speaker
10
Kopola.
Ms.
come
with membership
accompanying respo-
in a union and its
nsibilities.
One instance she described occurred
I
.
during the planning of a labor education
course in Cold Lake by Native Outreach,
unions, and Grant MacEwan Community
College.
"When we did the groundwork we discover
-- ed that many
natives thought' the union
was one
entity
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