Thursday, July 14, 2011
Aboriginal School Christmas Concert
pg 726 Keenooshayo School held Christmas Concerts it was an aboriginal school
Dickens Christmas Carol Concert
pg. 494 Teacher has vivid memories of Christmas concerts, especially one with a dramatization of Dickens' Carol.
Christmas Concerts during the Great Depression
386 Describes the school's Christmas concert during the depression
Catholic Nuns Christmas Play
pg 568 Girl involved in Christmas play as an angel the play is organized by the Catholic nuns
References about Christmas
181 Alice got a butter dish for Christmas when she was six.
207 The McDonald family went to a midnight Mass at Christmas time. Reference to Christmas concerts
236 Reference to school Christmas concerts, see page 235.
288 Memories of driving to the Christmas concert in the winter
300 All the children participated in Christmas concerts, which were the highlight of the year.
363 Joseph Arcand's family Christmas.
372 Joseph M. Dalton and Matilda Gagnon's Christmas dinner at Uncle Johnny's.
386 as Children they were given Japanese oranges, Santa visited and the School had a Christmas Concert
422 Archie Lafleur arranged Christmas tree and gifts for children in the district
432 Maurice Cassidy and family sold turkeys to buy Christmas presents.
437 Christmas was a highlight in the social life of the community.
441 Louisa Siebert knit socks and mitts for her grandchildren for Christmas.
531 Christmas is an important religious feast, but New years excited the children more.
549 Wholesale of Christmas trees for Christmas.
568 The Nuns played school plays and tableaux for Christmas.
570 Family getting stuck in the ice on their way to buy a Christmas tree.
580 Mabels Father dies at Christmas the first one she was married.
628 Briefly Mentions Christmas, Ms.Gillan organized Christmas programs.
645 Usefulness Rating (2): My post is a 2 because all it really talks about is how Angus and Cecile lived and were a part of the community, it's not about Christmas, except one sentence about Christmas with their relatives. Helping hands; Cecile and Angus McDonald
721 They had Christmas concerts, rehearsing was fun.
726 Wild Rose school had special events like carnivals and Christmas carol sing-alongs.
732 Ronald Harvey School did Christmas crafts and bake sales.
737 Catholic Women's League sent hampers to needy families on Christmas day.
739 St.Albert Lions Club raised funds by raffles, car bingos, casinos, and selling Christmas trees and light bulbs.
207 The McDonald family went to a midnight Mass at Christmas time. Reference to Christmas concerts
236 Reference to school Christmas concerts, see page 235.
288 Memories of driving to the Christmas concert in the winter
300 All the children participated in Christmas concerts, which were the highlight of the year.
363 Joseph Arcand's family Christmas.
372 Joseph M. Dalton and Matilda Gagnon's Christmas dinner at Uncle Johnny's.
386 as Children they were given Japanese oranges, Santa visited and the School had a Christmas Concert
422 Archie Lafleur arranged Christmas tree and gifts for children in the district
432 Maurice Cassidy and family sold turkeys to buy Christmas presents.
437 Christmas was a highlight in the social life of the community.
441 Louisa Siebert knit socks and mitts for her grandchildren for Christmas.
531 Christmas is an important religious feast, but New years excited the children more.
549 Wholesale of Christmas trees for Christmas.
568 The Nuns played school plays and tableaux for Christmas.
570 Family getting stuck in the ice on their way to buy a Christmas tree.
580 Mabels Father dies at Christmas the first one she was married.
628 Briefly Mentions Christmas, Ms.Gillan organized Christmas programs.
645 Usefulness Rating (2): My post is a 2 because all it really talks about is how Angus and Cecile lived and were a part of the community, it's not about Christmas, except one sentence about Christmas with their relatives. Helping hands; Cecile and Angus McDonald
721 They had Christmas concerts, rehearsing was fun.
726 Wild Rose school had special events like carnivals and Christmas carol sing-alongs.
732 Ronald Harvey School did Christmas crafts and bake sales.
737 Catholic Women's League sent hampers to needy families on Christmas day.
739 St.Albert Lions Club raised funds by raffles, car bingos, casinos, and selling Christmas trees and light bulbs.
A Family Oriented Christmas
611 A family oriented Christmas, they sang Christmas carols on the way to the St. Albert Mass.
Olivers Christmas Almond Paste
563 This story is about a boy, Oliver who was often teased by his brothers. One Christmas, their mother bought a half-pound of almond paste as a treat. Oliver's brothers asked him to go get it and after eating the whole thing and giving Oliver none, they blamed Oliver when they were found out. Another Christmas, Bill, one of Oliver's brothers, took out the contents of Olivers stocking and put a rotten turnip in it instead.
Pierre and Justine Bellerose Midnight Mass Explanation
405, 406 Pierre and Justine Bellerose went to Midnight Mass on Christmas.Very good explanation of going to Midnight Mass and back with horses; later on the family could afford a very cool 1925 Chevrolet.
Walter Van De Walle Christmas
378 On Christmas day hunters would play Santa Claus. Walter Van De Walle received a pair of skates from Santa Claus.
The Delisle Family Christmas
pg 238 The Delisle family's Christmas traditions included going to a midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, dinner at midnight and celebration in early morning, and Christmas supper at a different house.
Yvonne McGinnis Christmas
pg 187 Yvonne McGinnis' recollection of Christmas, including presents and celebrating with First Nations. Also tells story of their hotel burning down on Christmas Eve.
Page Family Christmas
pg 182 Describes the Page family Christmas, involving traditions on Christmas Eve, midnight Mass, reveillon, and turkey on Christmas Day
Dorothy's Christmas
176 Dorothy recalls celebrating Christmas and midnight Mass with her family, though visits from the family were scarce
Dorothy's Christmas
176 Dorothy recalls celebrating Christmas and midnight Mass with her family, though visits from the family were scarce
Josephine's Christmas
pg 167 Josephine's family barn burned down on Christmas, along with many of their possessions. She recalls not having anything in her stocking
Josephine's Christmas
pg 167 Josephine's family barn burned down on Christmas, along with many of their possessions. She recalls not having anything in her stocking
Midnight mass and a Sleigh Ride
107 Christmas time too was celebrated by first going to midnight mass in a horse drawn sliegh and Christmas breakfast at 3am.
Lions Club involvement at Christmas
pg 737 the Lions Club was involved at Christmas in selling Christmas trees
Community Christmas Events Index
pg 739 talks about lions club selling Christmas trees
pg 82/83 Christmas Eve at the St. Albert Cathedral was Celebrated by Both Protestants and Catholics
pg 19 During his Christmas visit of 1860, Bishop Tache gives his blessing to the establishment of the St. Albert mission.
pg 77 Experimental Telephone Calls made in 1884 between Christmas and New Year’s
pg 737 St.Albert Women's Institute involvement in the community at Christmas time
pg 82/83 Christmas Eve at the St. Albert Cathedral was Celebrated by Both Protestants and Catholics
pg 19 During his Christmas visit of 1860, Bishop Tache gives his blessing to the establishment of the St. Albert mission.
pg 77 Experimental Telephone Calls made in 1884 between Christmas and New Year’s
pg 737 St.Albert Women's Institute involvement in the community at Christmas time
pg 737 St.Albert Women's Institute
They sent out Christmas Hampers each year to those less fortunate see pg 737
Teaching in St.Albert a Christmas Carole school production
pg 494 the School put on the Christmas Carole by Charles Dickens as a play see page for more of the story
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
St. Albert Christmas Past, Present and Future (150th Jubilee Project)
The proposal for this project is to select 150 stories from Christmases past, 150 stories about Christmas present (how Christmas was celebrated in St. Albert in 2011), 150 Christmas Songs (past, present and about the future) 150 comments about how Christmas might be celebrated in 2061. If your organization celebrates Christmas and/or would like to participate in this project, please send an email or link to Info@factsnet.org with info on your celebration
Your comments to this post will contribute to the dialogue on Jubilee Christmas and a proposed general dialogue on Christmas See Alberta Christmas Dialogue.
Your comments to this post will contribute to the dialogue on Jubilee Christmas and a proposed general dialogue on Christmas See Alberta Christmas Dialogue.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Christmas Project Labels
This post gives you a choice of labels, if you have other suggestions check with your teacher before using them so everyone can agree on the label. You can use more than one label.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Sponsors Summer 2009
The following is a list of sponsors for this blog:
Canada Summer Jobs
FACTS
Centralta Tourism Society
Collaborative Information Networks
Canada Summer Jobs
FACTS
Centralta Tourism Society
Collaborative Information Networks
Saturday, August 15, 2009
405-406 Christmas with the Bellerose Family
Christmas had its own traditions for the Bellerose family. Every year, they attended the Midnight MAss at the St Albert Parish, and would have their Christmas dinner the next day. In the evening of Midnight MAss, the family would have an early dinner; the church was three and a half miels away. They also wanted to be early so that they could go to confession before the Mass.
The Bellerose family rode to Mass in their sleigh, and preparations had to be made. Hay had to be put into the sleigh box for the horses, bricks had to be heated in the oven and covered with old clothes for the family's feet, and they had to be wrapped and tucked in thick blankets and clothes.
They attended two Masses before returning home in the early hours. Afterwards, they would have hot drinks and a little bit to eat while they admired their Christmas tree and the presents underneath, which remained unwrapped. Finally, it would be time for bed.
The next day, the Belleroses had their Christmas dinner. With the amount of dishes to be served, they would begin preparing early in the day, and dinner began early in the evening as well. Their Christmas meal was always a joyous one, with turkey and mincemeat pie, among other home-cooked dishes.
From Black Robe's Vision vol. 1:
Page 405
Page 406
Related posts:
Bellerose's Chevy
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The Bellerose family rode to Mass in their sleigh, and preparations had to be made. Hay had to be put into the sleigh box for the horses, bricks had to be heated in the oven and covered with old clothes for the family's feet, and they had to be wrapped and tucked in thick blankets and clothes.
They attended two Masses before returning home in the early hours. Afterwards, they would have hot drinks and a little bit to eat while they admired their Christmas tree and the presents underneath, which remained unwrapped. Finally, it would be time for bed.
The next day, the Belleroses had their Christmas dinner. With the amount of dishes to be served, they would begin preparing early in the day, and dinner began early in the evening as well. Their Christmas meal was always a joyous one, with turkey and mincemeat pie, among other home-cooked dishes.
From Black Robe's Vision vol. 1:
Page 405
Page 406
Related posts:
Bellerose's Chevy
CIN Usefulness Rating:
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
School Google Christmas Day
What is currently being proposed is a "Google Heritage Day" before Christmas to introduce our St. Albert Christmas project to a school.
Options for the "Google Heritage Day" (A computer projector and lab or the equivalent is needed for the whole day).
Options for the "Google Heritage Day" (A computer projector and lab or the equivalent is needed for the whole day).
- Any Day except a Friday (before December 5)
- Although the day is a one time commitment, what is learned and projects developing from the day could continue for years to come.
- One option is for me to work with students and classes as a substitute teacher, without the involvimg teachers from the school, other than they cover my sub duties.
- The other is to hire one or two additional subs so that teachers can attend sessions with their classes and one teacher who would be interested in learning to use Google applications (primarily blogger for Language Arts and Social Studies) could work with me for the entire day..
- If a teacher is involved in the day then the I would meet with the teacher first to set up for the day.
- Once we are prepared, then a total of not more than 20 student helpers (students mostly from either grades 7-12 or grades 4-6 who have good work habits and Internet skills) would meet to get instruction. These students would help others in their class or work with students in grades 1-3.
- Have classes of teachers and students in grades 4-6 spend a period each working on the project..
- Or have classes of teachers and students in grades 7-12 (most profitable for grade 7) spend a period each working on the project.
- Optional: meet with student helpers and prepare for presentations to grade 1- 3 students.
- Optional: Presentations to grade 1 and 2 classes.
- If desired meet briefly after school with interested teachers to review the day and introduce them to using Google applications.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
82/83 Christmas Eve at the St. Albert Cathedral was Celebrated by Both Protestants and Catholics (8)
Click here to see the picture larger (St. Albert Pictorial History pg. 5)
Which Cathedral (Church) was the masses mentioned below celebrated in?
Summary:
Religious observances were central, like attending mass, especially Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, which was also attended by English speaking protestants from Fort Edmonton. Excerpts from the Edmonton Bulletin also mention community highlights.
Excerpts from Black Robe's Vision:
Suggestions for further research and development.
- Find out which Church has remained as an historical site until now (Dec. 2015)?
- Find out how and by what route people traveled from Edmonton to St. Albert?
- Find out what mass was like in the 1880s.
- Visit the Father Lacombe Chapel.
- Work with the Church and Museum to reenact a mass in the 1860s. Video it and put it on this blog.
- Research and write a story about Christmas in St. Albert in the 1800s.
- Evaluate the usefulness of this post for each grade level and make suggestions for for grade level use.
Sunday, April 1, 2007
(4) During his Christmas visit of 1860, Bishop Tache gives his blessing to the establishment of the St. Albert mission. (4)
19 (Link to page) Usefulness Rating (4): There is only mention of the Bishops Christmas visit. ( For more on Christmas 1860 read from bottom of page 77 to top of page 83 ). The context is very useful in finding out the beginnings of the St. Albert mission.
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Friday, March 30, 2007
(3) Experimental Telephone Calls made in 1884 between Christmas and New Year’s
77 (Link to history book page) Usefulness Rating (3): The event happened at Christmas and is interesting but it does not have much information about Christmas celebrations.
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Friday, December 1, 2006
Christmas (0) rating illustration
Note the date for all (0) usefulness ratings will be 12th month 2006
Wednesday, July 14, 1999
Nothing on Christmas
pg 168 nothing to do with Christmas not mentioned
pg 421 nothing on Christmas
pg 422 nothing on Christmas
pg 497 nothing on Christmas
pg 663 nothing on Christmas
pg 421 nothing on Christmas
pg 422 nothing on Christmas
pg 497 nothing on Christmas
pg 663 nothing on Christmas
Tuesday, July 14, 1998
Not Christmas
94 Charels Beaudgarde was born on Christmas Eve December 24th 1942.
Volume 1 Pages: 94 ,Page 94: Nothing much on Christmas. Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942. Not a good website for Christmas topics.
107 nothing on Christmas
168 Marie-Louise and Antoinette stayed in Medicine Hat until Christmas
176 nothing on Christmas
181 nothing on Christmas
187 nothing on Christmas
236 nothing on Christmas
306 Heavy winds continued until about Christmas time
360 Angus rebuilt his barn by about Christmas
363 nothing on Christmas
372 nothing on Christmas
421 No mention of Christmas.
426 Savard had been ill since before Christmas.
429 Jim Cassidy met Emily Gilmore at a dance before Christmas.
433 nothing on Christmas
476 When a child at five years Mary became very ill just before christmas.
497 Donation to Sunshine Christmas Fund
547 United Sunday school gave a donation to a Christmas Charity Fund.
594 Joseph Rouault and Marie started to corresponding shortly after Christmas.
598 Usefulness Rating (3): mentions Christmas a few times in the story (Gordon born on Christmas) but mostly about the family on the farm not Christmas.
607 A family moves in before Christmas Usefulness Rating (3)
621 nothing on Christmas
629 nothing on Christmas
663 Usefulness Rating ( 1): I rated this post as a 1 because it has nothing to do with Christmas except that it didn't snow till then but talks about the decade after world war II.
721 nothing on Christmas
726 nothing on Christmas
732 nothing on Christmas
737 nothing on Christmas
739 nothing on Christmas
Volume 1 Pages: 94 ,Page 94: Nothing much on Christmas. Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942. Not a good website for Christmas topics.
107 nothing on Christmas
168 Marie-Louise and Antoinette stayed in Medicine Hat until Christmas
176 nothing on Christmas
181 nothing on Christmas
187 nothing on Christmas
236 nothing on Christmas
306 Heavy winds continued until about Christmas time
360 Angus rebuilt his barn by about Christmas
363 nothing on Christmas
372 nothing on Christmas
421 No mention of Christmas.
426 Savard had been ill since before Christmas.
429 Jim Cassidy met Emily Gilmore at a dance before Christmas.
433 nothing on Christmas
476 When a child at five years Mary became very ill just before christmas.
497 Donation to Sunshine Christmas Fund
547 United Sunday school gave a donation to a Christmas Charity Fund.
594 Joseph Rouault and Marie started to corresponding shortly after Christmas.
598 Usefulness Rating (3): mentions Christmas a few times in the story (Gordon born on Christmas) but mostly about the family on the farm not Christmas.
607 A family moves in before Christmas Usefulness Rating (3)
621 nothing on Christmas
629 nothing on Christmas
663 Usefulness Rating ( 1): I rated this post as a 1 because it has nothing to do with Christmas except that it didn't snow till then but talks about the decade after world war II.
721 nothing on Christmas
726 nothing on Christmas
732 nothing on Christmas
737 nothing on Christmas
739 nothing on Christmas
Saturday, December 5, 1970
Page Comments
Comments were made as follows (See Links)
If the label is "Not Christmas" make a comment to the "Not Christmas" post. (94)
Decide if what is said about Christmas is a story or just a reference to Christmas.
If what is said is a reference to Christmas then make a comment to the "Reference" post. (729)
If what is said is a story make a comment to the St. Albert Christmas Stories (Summaries)
Organizing and summarizing comments:
The comments below are in page order, find other comments above and below and put them with the page order comments.
Then go to the page link and read the original story
Next edit the comments into one comment indicating if the page is mentions Christmas but is not about Christmas (Not Christmas) or refers to something about Christmas but does not say anything more (Reference) or tells a story about Christmas (Story). (See page 94)
Not Christmas
94 Charels Beaudgarde was born on Christmas Eve December 24th 1942.
Volume 1 Pages: 94 ,Page 94: Nothing much on Christmas. Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942. Not a good website for Christmas topics.
107 nothing on Christmas
168 Marie-Louise and Antoinette stayed in Medicine Hat until Christmas
176 nothing on Christmas
181 nothing on Christmas
187 nothing on Christmas
236 nothing on Christmas
306 Heavy winds continued until about Christmas time
360 Angus rebuilt his barn by about Christmas
363 nothing on Christmas
372 nothing on Christmas
Story Family/Church
107 Christmas time too was celebrated by first going to midnight mass in a horse drawn sliegh and Christmas breakfast at 3am.
167 Josephine's family barn burned down on Christmas, along with many of their possessions. She recalls not having anything in her stocking
176 Dorothy recalls celebrating Christmas and midnight Mass with her family, though visits from the family were scarce
182 Describes the Page family Christmas, involving traditions on Christmas Eve, midnight Mass, reveillon, and turkey on Christmas Day
187 Yvonne McGinnis' recollection of Christmas, including presents and celebrating with First Nations. Also tells story of their hotel burning down on Christmas Eve.
231 Christmas pudding ceremoniously set afire on Christmas evening.
238 The Delisle family's Christmas traditions included going to a midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, dinner at midnight and celebration in early morning, and Christmas supper at a different house.
242 The homesteaders made sure no one was ever alone on Christmas.
378 On Christmas day hunters would play Santa Claus. Walter Van De Walle received a pair of skates from Santa Claus.
386 Describes the school's Christmas concert during the depression
387 McDonald family Christmas Eve at St. Peters church.
405, 406 Pierre and Justine Bellerose went to Midnight Mass on Christmas.Very good explanation of going to Midnight Mass and back with horses; later on the family could afford a very cool 1925 Chevrolet.
Reference
181 Alice got a butter dish for Christmas when she was six.
207 The McDonald family went to a midnight Mass at Christmas time. Reference to Christmas concerts
236 Reference to school Christmas concerts, see page 235.
288 Memories of driving to the Christmas concert in the winter
300 All the children participated in Christmas concerts, which were the highlight of the year.
360 nothing on Christmas
363 Joseph Arcand's family Christmas.
372 Joseph M. Dalton and Matilda Gagnon's Christmas dinner at Uncle Johnny's.
386 as Children they were given Japanese oranges, Santa visited and the School had a Christmas Concert
Page Links: 19 55 77 82 83 94 107 167 168 176 181 182 187 207 231 236 238 242 288 300 306 360 363 372 378 386 387 405 406
Volume 2 Pages:
Not Christmas
421 No mention of Christmas.
426 Savard had been ill since before Christmas.
429 Jim Cassidy met Emily Gilmore at a dance before Christmas.
433 nothing on Christmas
476 When a child at five years Mary became very ill just before christmas.
497 Donation to Sunshine Christmas Fund
547 United Sunday school gave a donation to a Christmas Charity Fund.
594 Joseph Rouault and Marie started to corresponding shortly after Christmas.
598 Usefulness Rating (3): mentions Christmas a few times in the story (Gordon born on Christmas) but mostly about the family on the farm not Christmas.
607 A family moves in before Christmas Usefulness Rating (3)
621 nothing on Christmas
629 nothing on Christmas
663 Usefulness Rating ( 1): I rated this post as a 1 because it has nothing to do with Christmas except that it didn't snow till then but talks about the decade after world war II.
721 nothing on Christmas
726 nothing on Christmas
732 nothing on Christmas
737 nothing on Christmas
739 nothing on Christmas
Reference
422 Archie Lafleur arranged Christmas tree and gifts for children in the district
432 Maurice Cassidy and family sold turkeys to buy Christmas presents.
437 Christmas was a highlight in the social life of the community.
441 Louisa Siebert knit socks and mitts for her grandchildren for Christmas.
531 Christmas is an important religious feast, but New years excited the children more.
549 Wholesale of Christmas trees for Christmas.
568 The Nuns played school plays and tableaux for Christmas.
570 Family getting stuck in the ice on their way to buy a Christmas tree.
580 Mabels Father dies at Christmas the first one she was married.
628 Briefly Mentions Christmas, Ms.Gillan organized Christmas programs.
645 Usefulness Rating (2): My post is a 2 because all it really talks about is how Angus and Cecile lived and were a part of the community, it's not about Christmas, except one sentence about Christmas with their relatives. Helping hands; Cecile and Angus McDonald
721 They had Christmas concerts, rehearsing was fun.
726 Wild Rose school had special events like carnivals and Christmas carol sing-alongs.
732 Ronald Harvey School did Christmas crafts and bake sales.
737 Catholic Women's League sent hampers to needy families on Christmas day.
739 St.Albert Lions Club raised funds by raffles, car bingos, casinos, and selling Christmas trees and light bulbs.
Story
443 Describes Christmas concert at the church.
457 Describes Christmas shopping and other family stuff.
494 Teacher has vivid memories of Christmas concerts, especially one with a dramatization of Dickens' Carol.
563 This story is about a boy, Oliver who was often teased by his brothers. One Christmas, their mother bought a half-pound of almond paste as a treat. Oliver's brothers asked him to go get it and after eating the whole thing and giving Oliver none, they blamed Oliver when they were found out. Another Christmas, Bill, one of Oliver's brothers, took out the contents of Olivers stocking and put a rotten turnip in it instead.
611 More about family rather than Christmas. A family oriented Christmas, they sang Christmas carols on the way to the St. Albert Mass.
Page Links: 421 422 426 429 432 437 441 443 457 476 494 497 531 547 549 563 568 570 580 594 598 607 611 628 645 663 721 726 729 732 737 738 739
If the label is "Not Christmas" make a comment to the "Not Christmas" post. (94)
Decide if what is said about Christmas is a story or just a reference to Christmas.
If what is said is a reference to Christmas then make a comment to the "Reference" post. (729)
If what is said is a story make a comment to the St. Albert Christmas Stories (Summaries)
Organizing and summarizing comments:
The comments below are in page order, find other comments above and below and put them with the page order comments.
Then go to the page link and read the original story
Next edit the comments into one comment indicating if the page is mentions Christmas but is not about Christmas (Not Christmas) or refers to something about Christmas but does not say anything more (Reference) or tells a story about Christmas (Story). (See page 94)
Not Christmas
94 Charels Beaudgarde was born on Christmas Eve December 24th 1942.
Volume 1 Pages: 94 ,Page 94: Nothing much on Christmas. Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942. Not a good website for Christmas topics.
107 nothing on Christmas
168 Marie-Louise and Antoinette stayed in Medicine Hat until Christmas
176 nothing on Christmas
181 nothing on Christmas
187 nothing on Christmas
236 nothing on Christmas
306 Heavy winds continued until about Christmas time
360 Angus rebuilt his barn by about Christmas
363 nothing on Christmas
372 nothing on Christmas
Story Family/Church
107 Christmas time too was celebrated by first going to midnight mass in a horse drawn sliegh and Christmas breakfast at 3am.
167 Josephine's family barn burned down on Christmas, along with many of their possessions. She recalls not having anything in her stocking
176 Dorothy recalls celebrating Christmas and midnight Mass with her family, though visits from the family were scarce
182 Describes the Page family Christmas, involving traditions on Christmas Eve, midnight Mass, reveillon, and turkey on Christmas Day
187 Yvonne McGinnis' recollection of Christmas, including presents and celebrating with First Nations. Also tells story of their hotel burning down on Christmas Eve.
231 Christmas pudding ceremoniously set afire on Christmas evening.
238 The Delisle family's Christmas traditions included going to a midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, dinner at midnight and celebration in early morning, and Christmas supper at a different house.
242 The homesteaders made sure no one was ever alone on Christmas.
378 On Christmas day hunters would play Santa Claus. Walter Van De Walle received a pair of skates from Santa Claus.
386 Describes the school's Christmas concert during the depression
387 McDonald family Christmas Eve at St. Peters church.
405, 406 Pierre and Justine Bellerose went to Midnight Mass on Christmas.Very good explanation of going to Midnight Mass and back with horses; later on the family could afford a very cool 1925 Chevrolet.
Reference
181 Alice got a butter dish for Christmas when she was six.
207 The McDonald family went to a midnight Mass at Christmas time. Reference to Christmas concerts
236 Reference to school Christmas concerts, see page 235.
288 Memories of driving to the Christmas concert in the winter
300 All the children participated in Christmas concerts, which were the highlight of the year.
360 nothing on Christmas
363 Joseph Arcand's family Christmas.
372 Joseph M. Dalton and Matilda Gagnon's Christmas dinner at Uncle Johnny's.
386 as Children they were given Japanese oranges, Santa visited and the School had a Christmas Concert
Page Links: 19 55 77 82 83 94 107 167 168 176 181 182 187 207 231 236 238 242 288 300 306 360 363 372 378 386 387 405 406
Volume 2 Pages:
Not Christmas
421 No mention of Christmas.
426 Savard had been ill since before Christmas.
429 Jim Cassidy met Emily Gilmore at a dance before Christmas.
433 nothing on Christmas
476 When a child at five years Mary became very ill just before christmas.
497 Donation to Sunshine Christmas Fund
547 United Sunday school gave a donation to a Christmas Charity Fund.
594 Joseph Rouault and Marie started to corresponding shortly after Christmas.
598 Usefulness Rating (3): mentions Christmas a few times in the story (Gordon born on Christmas) but mostly about the family on the farm not Christmas.
607 A family moves in before Christmas Usefulness Rating (3)
621 nothing on Christmas
629 nothing on Christmas
663 Usefulness Rating ( 1): I rated this post as a 1 because it has nothing to do with Christmas except that it didn't snow till then but talks about the decade after world war II.
721 nothing on Christmas
726 nothing on Christmas
732 nothing on Christmas
737 nothing on Christmas
739 nothing on Christmas
Reference
422 Archie Lafleur arranged Christmas tree and gifts for children in the district
432 Maurice Cassidy and family sold turkeys to buy Christmas presents.
437 Christmas was a highlight in the social life of the community.
441 Louisa Siebert knit socks and mitts for her grandchildren for Christmas.
531 Christmas is an important religious feast, but New years excited the children more.
549 Wholesale of Christmas trees for Christmas.
568 The Nuns played school plays and tableaux for Christmas.
570 Family getting stuck in the ice on their way to buy a Christmas tree.
580 Mabels Father dies at Christmas the first one she was married.
628 Briefly Mentions Christmas, Ms.Gillan organized Christmas programs.
645 Usefulness Rating (2): My post is a 2 because all it really talks about is how Angus and Cecile lived and were a part of the community, it's not about Christmas, except one sentence about Christmas with their relatives. Helping hands; Cecile and Angus McDonald
721 They had Christmas concerts, rehearsing was fun.
726 Wild Rose school had special events like carnivals and Christmas carol sing-alongs.
732 Ronald Harvey School did Christmas crafts and bake sales.
737 Catholic Women's League sent hampers to needy families on Christmas day.
739 St.Albert Lions Club raised funds by raffles, car bingos, casinos, and selling Christmas trees and light bulbs.
Story
443 Describes Christmas concert at the church.
457 Describes Christmas shopping and other family stuff.
494 Teacher has vivid memories of Christmas concerts, especially one with a dramatization of Dickens' Carol.
563 This story is about a boy, Oliver who was often teased by his brothers. One Christmas, their mother bought a half-pound of almond paste as a treat. Oliver's brothers asked him to go get it and after eating the whole thing and giving Oliver none, they blamed Oliver when they were found out. Another Christmas, Bill, one of Oliver's brothers, took out the contents of Olivers stocking and put a rotten turnip in it instead.
611 More about family rather than Christmas. A family oriented Christmas, they sang Christmas carols on the way to the St. Albert Mass.
Page Links: 421 422 426 429 432 437 441 443 457 476 494 497 531 547 549 563 568 570 580 594 598 607 611 628 645 663 721 726 729 732 737 738 739
Sunday, November 1, 1970
St. Albert Christmas (History Book Project)
This project is more or less done. This is a collaborative project by St. Albert students and community members to select and rate excerpts, on Christmas, from A Black Robe's Vision : a history of St. Albert & district. Volumes 1 & 2 St. Albert Historical Society as found on http://www.ourroots.ca/.
Tuesday, July 14, 1970
Events at Christmas Time
pg 167 Stockings were hung but Santa did not come.
pg 580 Mabels mother died at Christmas time
pg 580 Mabels mother died at Christmas time
Wednesday, July 1, 1970
Friday, January 30, 1970
Spike-pitched Bundles Until Christmas Eve. (2)
55 (Link to page) Usefulness Rating (2 ): Only mentions Christmas Eve. but is interesting on harvesting practices.
On Christmas Eve. 1842 Charles Beaudgarde Jr. was Born
94 (Link to page in "A Black Robes Vision") Date of story (1842 ) Usefulness Rating ( )
Grade Ratings:
- Gr. 1 - [] LA [] Social
- Gr. 2 - [] LA [] Social
- Gr. 3 - [] LA
- Gr. 4 - [] LA [] Social
- Gr. 5 - [] LA
- Gr. 6 - [] LA
- Gr. 7 - [] LA [] Social
- Gr. 8 - [] LA [] Social
- Gr. 9 - [] LA
- Gr. 10 - [] LA [] Social
- Gr. 11 - [] LA
- Gr. 12 - [] LA
94 (Link to page) Usefulness Rating ( ):
Tuesday, January 20, 1970
Winds & Snust (snow & dust banks
These winds continued until almost Christmas and the event led to the coining of the word "snust" meaning a mixture of snow and dust which formed banks along the roadside and fencelines and even blocked some roads completely!
Saturday, January 10, 1970
Other Events that happened at Christmas
(2) A sad Christmas
Page 580 (2)
Mabel and Armand's first Christmas togetther was a sad one. Mabel's dad died over Christmas.
pg 288 Christmas mentioned in a poem
pg 360 barn destroyed by fire and rebuild in time for Christmas
pg 429 a farmer met his wife at a dance before Christmas
pg 531 Christmas important religious festival but New Years they gave gifts and the Children enjoyed it more
pg 547 Christmas shopping used a car and money given to sunday school used for Christmas charity
pg 563 one boy was given almond paste for Christmas but his brothers ate it and he took the blame so every year he gets almond paste for Christmas
pg594 another farmer met a girl and started sending her letters at Christmas time
pg 598 the Akerman's have a son Gordon on Christmas Day
pg 607 family moved in before Christmas into there home
pg 288 Christmas mentioned in a poem
pg 360 barn destroyed by fire and rebuild in time for Christmas
pg 429 a farmer met his wife at a dance before Christmas
pg 531 Christmas important religious festival but New Years they gave gifts and the Children enjoyed it more
pg 547 Christmas shopping used a car and money given to sunday school used for Christmas charity
pg 563 one boy was given almond paste for Christmas but his brothers ate it and he took the blame so every year he gets almond paste for Christmas
pg594 another farmer met a girl and started sending her letters at Christmas time
pg 598 the Akerman's have a son Gordon on Christmas Day
pg 607 family moved in before Christmas into there home
Christmas is mentioned but not relevant to Christmas
663(Link to history book page) Usefulness Rating ( 1): I rated this post as a 1 because it has nothing to do with Christmas except that it didn't snow till then but talks about the decade after world war II.
pg 168 nothing to do with Christmas not mentioned
pg 421 nothing on Christmas
pg 422 nothing on Christmas
pg 497 nothing on Christmas
pg 645 nothing relevant to Christmas
pg 663 nothing on Christmas
94 Charels Beaudgarde was born on Christmas Eve December 24th 1942.
Volume 1 Pages: 94 ,Page 94: Nothing much on Christmas. Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942. Not a good website for Christmas topics.
168 Marie-Louise and Antoinette stayed in Medicine Hat until Christmas
306 Heavy winds continued until about Christmas time
360 Angus rebuilt his barn by about Christmas
pg 168 nothing to do with Christmas not mentioned
pg 421 nothing on Christmas
pg 422 nothing on Christmas
pg 497 nothing on Christmas
pg 645 nothing relevant to Christmas
pg 663 nothing on Christmas
94 Charels Beaudgarde was born on Christmas Eve December 24th 1942.
Volume 1 Pages: 94 ,Page 94: Nothing much on Christmas. Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942. Not a good website for Christmas topics.
168 Marie-Louise and Antoinette stayed in Medicine Hat until Christmas
306 Heavy winds continued until about Christmas time
360 Angus rebuilt his barn by about Christmas
Other references to Christmas
Page 580 (2) Mabel and Armand's first Christmas togetther was a sad one. Mabel's dad died over Christmas.
pg 288 Christmas mentioned in a poem
pg 360 barn destroyed by fire and rebuild in time for Christmas
pg 429 a farmer met his wife at a dance before Christmas
pg 547 Christmas shopping used a car and money given to sunday school used for Christmas charity
pg594 another farmer met a girl and started sending her letters at Christmas time
pg 598 the Akerman's have a son Gordon on Christmas Day
pg 607 family moved in before Christmas into there home
pg 360 barn destroyed by fire and rebuild in time for Christmas
pg 429 a farmer met his wife at a dance before Christmas
pg 547 Christmas shopping used a car and money given to sunday school used for Christmas charity
pg594 another farmer met a girl and started sending her letters at Christmas time
pg 598 the Akerman's have a son Gordon on Christmas Day
pg 607 family moved in before Christmas into there home
Monday, January 5, 1970
Pages in process
Class Pages
Christmas Eve at the St. Albert Cathedral
All Students in all classes comment on the following posts using your assigned # for the name in the name/url "Comment as" option:
Group 1
107 , 167 , 168 , 176 , 181 , 182 , 187 , 207 , 231 ,
Group 2
236 , 242 , 288 , 300 , 306 , 360 , 363 , 372
Group 3
378, 386 /387, 421 , 422 , 426 , 429 , 432 , 437 ,
Group 4
441 , 443 , 457 , 476 , 494 , 497 , 531 , 547 , 549 ,
Group 5
563 ,568 , 570 , 580 , 594 , 598 , 607 , 611 , 628 ,
Group 6
645 , 663 , 721 , 726 , 729 , 732 , 737 , 738 , 739
Groups do the following for each page
Christmas Eve at the St. Albert Cathedral
All Students in all classes comment on the following posts using your assigned # for the name in the name/url "Comment as" option:
Group 1
107 , 167 , 168 , 176 , 181 , 182 , 187 , 207 , 231 ,
Group 2
236 , 242 , 288 , 300 , 306 , 360 , 363 , 372
Group 3
378, 386 /387, 421 , 422 , 426 , 429 , 432 , 437 ,
Group 4
441 , 443 , 457 , 476 , 494 , 497 , 531 , 547 , 549 ,
Group 5
563 ,568 , 570 , 580 , 594 , 598 , 607 , 611 , 628 ,
Group 6
645 , 663 , 721 , 726 , 729 , 732 , 737 , 738 , 739
Groups do the following for each page
- Read what the page says about Christmas
- Assign Label(s)
- If the label is "Not Christmas" make a comment to the "Not Christmas" post. (94)
- Decide if what is said about Christmas is a story or just a reference to Christmas.
- If what is said is a reference to Christmas then make a comment to the "Reference" post. (729)
- If what is said is a story make a comment to the St. Albert Christmas Stories (Summaries)
Sunday, January 4, 1970
Pages in process archive
Monday, January 5, 1970
Class Pages
Christmas Eve at the St. Albert Cathedral
All Students in all classes comment on the following posts using your assigned # for the name in the name/url "Comment as" option:
Group 1
107 , 167 , 168 , 176 , 181 , 182 , 187 , 207 , 231 ,
Group 2
236 , 242 , 288 , 300 , 306 , 360 , 363 , 372
Group 3
378, 386 /387, 421 , 422 , 426 , 429 , 432 , 437 ,
Group 4
441 , 443 , 457 , 476 , 494 , 497 , 531 , 547 , 549 ,
Group 5
563 ,568 , 570 , 580 , 594 , 598 , 607 , 611 , 628 ,
Group 6
645 , 663 , 721 , 726 , 729 , 732 , 737 , 738 , 739
Groups do the following for each page
All Students in all classes comment on the following posts using your assigned # for the name in the name/url "Comment as" option:
19
77
82,83
580
Commented
Volume 1 Pages: 94 ,Page 94: Nothing much on Christmas. Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942. Not a good website for Christmas topics.
107, Christmas time too was celebrated by first going to midnight mass and other family Christmas.
167 , Nothing in his Christmas because the barn was on fire.
168 ,pg.168, Christmas is about people staying in their homes and staying humble
176 ,pg.176 Christmas is about sharing memories and good times.
178 Pg 178, Only talks about hunting on Christmas Eve.
181 ,181 Alice got a butter dish for Christmas when she was six.
182, Talks about the page family christmas.
187 Talks about a hotel burning down on christmas eve.
207, The Mcdonald family went to a midnight mass at christmas time.
231 ,The dessert ceremoniously set afire on christmas evening.
236 ,236 mentions school christmas concerts from 235.
238 the delisle family went to a midnight mass on chrisrmas eve.
242 the homesteaders made sure no one was ever alone on christmas.
288 . Page 288
we have christmas consert in the winter.
my grampa talks me to the christmas consert.
They have to dress up very nice but you still have to bundle up.
300 ,all the children participated with in christmas concerts.
236 mentions school christmas concerts from 235.
306page 306
these winds continuued until almost Christmas and
the event led to the coining of the word snust meaning a mixture of snow and dust which formed
banks along the rodeside and fencelines and even blocked some roads comepletly.
,
360
,pg 360,it only talks about barns and chistmas dances and stuff like that.
its good if your planing a dance!
, 363 , joseph arcand is family christmas.
372 joseph.m. dalton and matilda gagnon christmas dinner.
386 , pg. 386 There isn't much Christmas until the end, but all they say is about their kids in the school's christmas concert
387 McDonald family christmas eve at st. Peters church.
, 405 , 406 Pierre and Justine Bellerose went to midnight mass on christmas.
Volume 2 Pages:
421 , Not in they.
422 , pg 422 It talks about Christmas for kids all over the world
All Students in all classes comment on the following posts using your assigned # for the name in the name/url "Comment as" option:
Group 1
107 , 167 , 168 , 176 , 181 , 182 , 187 , 207 , 231 ,
Group 2
236 , 242 , 288 , 300 , 306 , 360 , 363 , 372
Group 3
378, 386 /387, 421 , 422 , 426 , 429 , 432 , 437 ,
Group 4
441 , 443 , 457 , 476 , 494 , 497 , 531 , 547 , 549 ,
Group 5
563 ,568 , 570 , 580 , 594 , 598 , 607 , 611 , 628 ,
Group 6
645 , 663 , 721 , 726 , 729 , 732 , 737 , 738 , 739
Groups do the following for each page
- Read what the page says about Christmas
- Assign Label(s)
- Read comment about your page and decide how to edit it adding your own comment as necessary to describe what the page says about Christmas.
- If the label is "Not Christmas" make a comment to the "Not Christmas" post. (94)
- Decide if what is said about Christmas is a story or just a reference to Christmas.
- If what is said is a reference to Christmas then make a comment to the "Reference" post. (729 , References to Christmas Concerts)
- If what is said is a story make a new post. As follows:
- Put the page # in the "Title" box and add a title that describes what is said.
- Copy the page link into the post.
- Add the edited comment to the post.
- Use "Show all" to add label(s).
- Save your post and have your team (and the teacher) review your post before it is published.
- (238 - assign # and groups - 386/387)
- Check to see that every page assigned to your group has been processed by classes A&B. If any are not then use the instructions above to process them.
- Use find in this page to search for the page #. (e.g 405) If it is not found, look at comments to the "Not Christmas" and "Reference" posts.
- If a page has more than one post then make a composite post by combining the two with your review of the page.
- Find stories of interest (pages from your group) read them and make a post in French to Noël de St. Albert
- Group 1 History Book Project
- Group 2 History Book Project
- Group 3 History Book Project
- Group 4 History Book Project
- Group 5 History Book Project
- Group 6 History Book Project
All Students in all classes comment on the following posts using your assigned # for the name in the name/url "Comment as" option:
19
77
82,83
580
Commented
Volume 1 Pages: 94 ,Page 94: Nothing much on Christmas. Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942. Not a good website for Christmas topics.
107, Christmas time too was celebrated by first going to midnight mass and other family Christmas.
167 , Nothing in his Christmas because the barn was on fire.
168 ,pg.168, Christmas is about people staying in their homes and staying humble
176 ,pg.176 Christmas is about sharing memories and good times.
178 Pg 178, Only talks about hunting on Christmas Eve.
181 ,181 Alice got a butter dish for Christmas when she was six.
182, Talks about the page family christmas.
187 Talks about a hotel burning down on christmas eve.
207, The Mcdonald family went to a midnight mass at christmas time.
231 ,The dessert ceremoniously set afire on christmas evening.
236 ,236 mentions school christmas concerts from 235.
238 the delisle family went to a midnight mass on chrisrmas eve.
242 the homesteaders made sure no one was ever alone on christmas.
288 . Page 288
we have christmas consert in the winter.
my grampa talks me to the christmas consert.
They have to dress up very nice but you still have to bundle up.
300 ,all the children participated with in christmas concerts.
236 mentions school christmas concerts from 235.
306page 306
these winds continuued until almost Christmas and
the event led to the coining of the word snust meaning a mixture of snow and dust which formed
banks along the rodeside and fencelines and even blocked some roads comepletly.
,
360
,pg 360,it only talks about barns and chistmas dances and stuff like that.
its good if your planing a dance!
, 363 , joseph arcand is family christmas.
372 joseph.m. dalton and matilda gagnon christmas dinner.
- pg 372 only talks about going to uncle Johnny for Christmas dinner.
- February 14, 2008 8:49 AM
386 , pg. 386 There isn't much Christmas until the end, but all they say is about their kids in the school's christmas concert
387 McDonald family christmas eve at st. Peters church.
, 405 , 406 Pierre and Justine Bellerose went to midnight mass on christmas.
Volume 2 Pages:
421 , Not in they.
422 , pg 422 It talks about Christmas for kids all over the world
432 , The Maurice Cassidy sold turkeys to buy Christmas presents.
594 , They started to corresponding shortly after Christmas.
.
739, St.Albert Lions Club had Casinos and Christmas trees and light bulbs. Talks about lions club selling Christmas trees.
598 (Link to history book page) Usefulness Rating (3): mentions Christmas a few times in the story but mostly about the family on the farm not Christmas.
, 607 ,A family moves in before Christmas (3),
Usefulness Rating (
611 ,
Usefulness Rating (
611 ,
- More about family rather than Christmas, A family oriented Christmas.
628 Briefly Mentions Christmas
Ms.Gillan organized Christmas programs.645 ,(Link to history book page) Usefulness Rating (2): My post is a 2 because all it really talks about is how Angus and Cecile lived and were a part of the community, it's not about Christmas. Helping hands; Cecile and Angus McDonald (2
663(Link to history book page) Usefulness Rating ( 1): I rated this post as a 1 because it has nothing to do with Christmas except that it didn't snow till then but talks about the decade after world war II.
St. Alberta student said...
739, St.Albert Lions Club had Casinos and Christmas trees and light bulbs. Talks about lions club selling Christmas trees.
- 739 talks about lions club selling Christmas trees
- November 20, 2008 2:05 PM
29 comments:
- St. Albert Student said...
- 739 talks about lions club selling Christmas trees
- November 20, 2008 2:05 PM
- St. Albert Student said...
- 181 alice got a butter dish for christmass when she was six.
- November 20, 2008 2:09 PM
- St. Albert Student said...
- 738 catholic raised money for food campers
- November 20, 2008 2:09 PM
- FACTS Student said...
- 182 talks about the page family christmas
- November 27, 2008 8:27 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 187 talks about a hotel burning down on christmas eve
- November 27, 2008 8:30 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 207 the mcdonald family went to a midnight mass at christmas time
- November 27, 2008 8:37 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 231 the dessert ceremoniously set afire on christmas evening
- November 27, 2008 8:39 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 238 the delisle family went to a midnight mass on chrisrmas eve
- November 27, 2008 8:41 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 242 the homesteaders made sure no one was ever alone on christmas
- November 27, 2008 8:43 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 300 all the children participated with in christmas concerts
- November 27, 2008 8:45 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 363 joseph arcand is family christmas
- November 27, 2008 8:48 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 372 joseph.m. dalton and matilda gagnon christmas dinner
- November 27, 2008 8:50 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 378 on christmas day hunters would play santa claus
- November 27, 2008 8:52 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 405 Pierre and Justine Bellerose went to midnight mass on christmas
- November 27, 2008 8:57 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 387 McDonald family christmas eve at st. Peters church
- November 27, 2008 9:02 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 426 Savard got sick before Christmas
- November 27, 2008 9:14 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 432 The Maurice Cassidy sold turkeys to buy Christmas presents
- November 27, 2008 9:20 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 437 Christmas was a highlight
- November 27, 2008 9:56 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 441 The grandmother knit socks and mitts for Christmas.
- November 27, 2008 10:13 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 443 Christmas concerts were a big events in those years.
- November 27, 2008 10:19 AM
- FACTS Student said...
- 457 Christmas shopping and other family stuff.
- November 27, 2008 10:25 AM
- workshop said...
- Very good explanation of going to midnight mass and back with horses; later on thefamily could afford a very cool 1925 Chevrolet.
- March 6, 2009 9:40 AM
- 94 not Christmas said...
- Volume 1 Pages: 94 ,Page 94: Nothing much on Christmas. Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942.
- November 18, 2009 1:10 PM
- 107 family Chiurch said...
- Story
- November 18, 2009 1:39 PM
- 94 not christmas said...
- Charels Beaudgarde born on December 24th 1942.
- November 19, 2009 8:07 AM
- 207 christmas concerts said...
- Refrence to christmas concerts
- November 18, 2009 2:00 PM
- Anonymous said...
- FML
- December 3, 2009 12:05 PM
- 611- Christmas Carolling. said...
- they sung christmas carols. on te way to the St.Albert Mass.
- December 3, 2009 1:18 PM
- 628- Christmas Programs said...
- Miss Gillan created christmas programs.
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