| Summary: | An archive of the Milo Canopener. The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Archives at Milo Library to digitize and display this content. Ad rates Business directory .$5.00 Quarter page. .$6.00 Half page. .$8.00 Full page. .$15.00 Classifieds. .$2.00 Subscription Rates Picked up or delivered $12.00 Mailed. .$20.00 USA mailed. Other countries . .$36.00 Single copy. Notices , Baby, Wedding ,Shower announcements , news items , articles, and cards of thanks will not be charged for. The Canopener is printed on the last Friday of the month unless other wise stated on the directory page or calendar. Please have items, to be done on the computer, in at least a week early You may mail them to : Milo Canopener Box 12 , Milo, Ab TOL ILO . Or leave at Jamies Ag store or Fax to us at 599-2205 All Canopener staff will accept items Canopener Staff: Sheila Winch, Levona Dixon , June Beckner, Zola Webber, Marina Vannatta, Carol Henry, Sue Ivers, Ellen Watt, Betty Lahd, Kay Zattsoff, Carol Vooys. Letters to the Canopener are welcome. Please sign them , no letter will be printed if not signed but requests to remain anonymous will be honoured Please Note. Notices, Baby announcements, Wedding Announcements, Showers, etc. will be taken by: Levona Dixon Ph .599-2328 Betty Lahd Ph .599-2214 Thank yous will be taken by June Beckner or Zola Webber Ph. June at 599-3952 Ph . Zola at 599-2304 Drawings or cartoon ideas should be sent in early to Marina V annatta, Levona Dixon or Sue Ivers Sympathy, Get well wishes will be taken by : Carol Vooys.599-2123 Calendar events taken by Carol Henry Ph.599-2107Goods & Services S^O'/W/' S%6 ^>ee- 8c j^traigfyt, Ollcait Sc pimple INTERNATIONAL RECORDING ARTISTS m* (Ga Mo L5s$aDim!b f those less fortunate than many others continued unabated. She recently denounced land mines by an on—the— site inspection, as to their devastation to life or limb.— Then the ending of her earthly,life. At her funeral service her "good deeds already done" were fittingly recognized by The Anglican Church Dignitaries, England's Prime Minister, Diana's two sisters, her brother, Earl Charles Spencer and her friend, Elton John (in song). Some of the words used expressing Diana's concern for others were to this effect."Diana's love for others knew no evil", The Prime Minister; ."Diana's needed no royal title to continue with her particular type of magic, ".her brother." Ydu r candle's burnt out long before your legend ever will" Elton John, with his own piano accompaniment and on behalf of Diana herself, by sister, Sarah, "After you lay me to rest; turn again to life and smile." And now the future awaits us. Will We build a yet more harmonious world, as Princess Diana herself, made effort to do? MILO COURTESY CAR SERVICE Leaving each Thursday 1:00 P. M. to Vulcan September 4.Charlotte Nelson September 11.Carol Vooys September 18.Monica Monner September 25.Kay Zaytsoff October 2.Alice Bartsch October 9.Susan Ivers October 16.Sheila Winch October23.Carol Henry October 30. Audrey Fetkenher Everyone welcome to use this service Please let the driver of the week know by Wednesday evening.7 YEAR ! PAINT WARRANTY CENTRE VULCAN vtsrav UNTY OLLISION UFET1ME WRITTEN REPAIR WARANTY ‘Free Estimates *Frame Repairs *Glass Replacement & Repairs *Sand Blasting *LifeTime Warrenties "NEW SERVICE" Fix ’Em Up Finance Flan Automotive Repair Financing (Same Day Confirmation) from CARFINCO ™ 485-6079 * Towing *ffinnhing ♦Boosting ♦Fuel Delivery ♦Lock outs 485-1077 Patient Services Nitrous gas for anxious patients Electronic freezing (no needle) Televisions & Walkmans Highest standard of sterilization for your protection Financing and payment plans , available OAC. Quality Dental Services ■ Comprehensive preventative exams including periodontal and oral cancer screening ■ Gentle hygiene care ■ Tooth-colored & silver fillings ■ Cosmetic Bonding and Veneers to cover chips, cracks and stains Tooth whitening to brighten your smile Crown and Bridge Complete and Partial Dentures All members of our Cavity Free Club are entered into a monthly draw for a $25 Gift Certificate Redeemable at Wolfe's Hardware Toy and Sporting Goods Department PATIENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME 114, 3rd Avenue North, Vulcan K 485-6008 MILO GYMNASTICS CLUB Recreational gymnastics and/or trampoline classes will be offered for all ages of children. I Classes to start mid-October for more information, phone: Brenda 485-6577 Cathy 534-3312■pi ATTENTION All parents with children 4years old - Grade 6 Milo Sunday School , SpO^JSo/ieo By 77/^' \jriiT~eD v Starts kA 4(^av C'hojxch£ s Oct. 5, 1997 - 11:00 A.M. At The United ChurchEconomic Development Office County of Vulcan 2 Business Development . start-up counselling & planning assistance - financial counseling - government 8c Investment liaison • marketing assistance available Tourism Development • Information & statistics - county theme development • marketing & promotion « networking Community Enhancement • assist In event planning • assist In community theme development • liaison/ facilitation with community groups (Rural Initiatives, Municipal Councils & Chambers) Milo Village Office Hours: Tuesday 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 1-4 p.m. Thursday 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. PHONE: 599-3883 FAX: 599-2201 FOR SALE . . . VILLAGES 500 GALLON GAS TANK BIDS ACCEPTED AT VILLAGE OFFICE. i THE REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING OF THE VILLAGE OF MILO HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED UNTIL SEPT. 29/97 AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE VILLAGE OFFICE. THEREFORE, THERE ARE NO MINUTES FOR THIS ISSUE OF THE CANOPENER. MAYOR. --- CHARLOTTE BATH COUNCILLORS --- GILBERT VOOYS --- DEELANE SIMMONDS TOWN MAN --- MIKE H1NGLEY MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR --- COLLEEN DEITZ CLOTHING INC. »»»»»»»»»»»»II8 2a S. Vulcan, AB<««««««<«»»»»»»» 485-2358 *AIia *Tan Jay *New Horizon ^Seasons ' **Bantry Bay ^Classic Country ^Petite Network ^Wranglers (men h women) *L.A. Seat Covers *Jockey Underwear *Garey Petite *Mr. Leonard 1 'j!ELiwk far aur (Snstare ar-ms-tt a * i"a"6 ftooceece "e © * « « Recycling Please Note !! The Recycling trailer will no longer be taking glass of any kind. It is apparent that we need another bin to store the milk jugs in, so there will now be 3 bins for milk iuas. Thank you for your cooperation!!!Mi lo Municipal Library News a member of the Chinook Arch Regional Library System New Items: September Bestsellers: "Desperation" by Stephen King "Cause of Death" by Patricia Cornwell "Firefly Summer" by Maeve Binchy "The Laws of Our Fathers" by Scott Turow "Dark Paradise" by Tami Hoag "People of the Silence" by Kathleen Gear "Idoru" by William Gibson "The Center" by David Shobin "Harvest" by Tess Gerritsen "The Pull of the Moon": by Elizabeth Berg OPEN HOUSE AND SIDEWALK BOOK SALE AT FALL FAIR The library will be open during the Fall Fair (afternoon of Saturday, October 4). Stop in and visit us. We will be selling discarded books for $.50 each at our "Sidewalk Sale" on the east side of Milo School. More libraries you can use with our' card! Our library system has joined with 4 other systems to share our resources. That makes a total of over 90 libraries throughout the province that you can use with your Milo Library membership! Another advantage is that you can return items to us even if you borrowed them from a town far away. Additions stretch from Medicine Hat to Grande Prairie, but some of the new closer libraries are High River, Strathmore, Drumheller, Brooks and Gleichen. Stop at or phone the library for a complete list. You will need your Chinook Arch Card and a membership letter from us to get cards for these other systems. LIBRARY HOURS Tuesdays 9:00am-l 1:30am Thursdays 10:00am-12:30pm 1:30pm- 4:00pm 6:30pm- 8:00pm Us?Phone, Fax, Answering Machine 599-3850 .sAy -Tde 4 year old grandson,Ke11y,was proudly holding his new baby brother. Asking him if I could please hold the new baby, Kelly looked up and said,"Grandma, I think you should get one of your own. # # # * * *### * * *### * * * # # # * * # # # * * * # # # Betty's grandson was in grade one and the class was studying the alphabet by bringing something that started with that letter. When he got home his Mom asked what letter was For tommorrows’ lesson.He said the letter "U". So he was thinking really hard of what started with "U" and he suddenly ran into his Mom’s bedroom where he opened a drawer. "What are you doing?"asked his Mom . "I'm getting your underwear," he said brightly,"that starts with "U". Needless to say, he had to think of another word. ###***###***###***###*❖*###-:-**###MARLIN TR AV E L ESCORTED TOUR BY "NAGEL TOURS” Motorcoach to Florida fly home from Miami DEC. 30, 1997-JAN. 17, 1998 2 DAYS - BRANSON (3 country & western shows) 2 DAYS - MEMPHIS (tour Graceland) 2 DAYS - NEW ORLEANS (city tour, Mississippi cruise) 5 DAYS - ORLANDO (Disneyworld, M.G.M. Studios, Epcot, Kennedy Space Centre) 1 DAY - FORT LAUDERDALE ^ (Yacht cruise) AND MUCH MORE for furtlxer information call: 599-3842/652-56668V OUR Li!OHS f3! CTUKES Foie 1997 05 &OOr\ <5tS pOSSlfclc. ^A/y CHAMCeS «■- ACE>itioms b< pif\OY~ve.A nr\ by Oc^obe^r \5. & L-l Hap HEATHFF 599^,3.160 BoB ue\TZ. 599-JL340 Art MBL5DM 599 -SVtO ED. Po5e.iM .599Jim and Wanda Domolewski LOMOND f.D.'s 1 Phone (403) 792-2208 Fax (403) 792-2209 Box 32 Lomond, AB. Can. TOL 1 GO !»7 mw* 5H0WI30AT Bus Tour Dec. 3 Matinee 3 Seats left! $&o.oo Bus starts in Lomond pick up in Vulcan, pick up Milo to Corner Store RIVERPANCE Rus Tour Mar. 7, 93 Saturday evening 11 Seats left! $110.00 Bus starts in Leth. pick up in Lomond, Vulcan, pick up Milo to Corner Store PISNEYLANP GROUP Nov. 6th to 10th Take your family to Disneyland on a GROUP RATE!! LAS VEGAS GROUP Nov. 6th to 13th Headed by none-other than JD himself!! CALL US @ 1-600-792-2206 we're expanding. Starting the Winter Travel Season off right, we have added more bodies to our team! WELCOME. Melanie McKay, former Miloette Vicky Miller, former Miloette as Office Manager as our Lethbridge Sales Rep. along with Jim and Wanda (former Miloette) Domolewski Wanda, being the head travel honcho, Jim as the PR PSer! Our GOAL is to provide A FASTER SERVICE ! Keeping up to the high demand of our Personal Travel Service .AND We have a* toll free phone # 1-000-792-2200 outside of Lomond/Vuican Someone will be in the office from 6:30 am to 3:30 pm Monday to Friday. Please call us at anytime before 9:00 pm daily (may have to leave a message) Would appreciate NO CALLS on SUNDAY as have a young family to spend time with. |»V TCRRV P«* CAAPAICM The 'Tat Little," brought in $1311.00 for Cancer Research! Thanking those who booked through JD's TRAVEL in July to Sept as 1% of sales was donated in their behalf. Special thanks to our many sponsors who joined in on the fun of pledging Jim Domolewski to "run?". It was our pleasure, Wanda says, to gather pledges from Lomond and areas to support Milo's Terry Fox Run. Especially when Jim volunteered to do the run this year!! The JD in JD's TRAVEL tightened up his running shoelaces, focused straight ahead and reached to the end of the 10 km run!l FLr. - - Milo Fall Fair ^ An Milo Community School Pick up your book at Jamies AG Foods V? V",y iF Vo < October 4 at the 1997 S *8-« aOCAL 1AAC&ZS On the weekend of August 16-17, Raceway City Speedway, western Canada's premier raceway hosted the Canadian National Open Federal Mogul drag racing championships. This national event is one of the National Hot Rod Associations largest attended meets in Western Canada. Competitors drove from all parts of Canada and the United States to race in a number of classes ranging from Top Alcohol Dragster and Funny Cars to Street Stocks and Bikes. Milo provided a local flavor with Dave Archambault competing in Super Gas with his Mercury Zephr and Mr. R's with their Ski-Doo Formula S in the newly formed Drag Sled category. Dave has been competing for a number of years with his 377 cubic inch Chevy powered 630 H.P. car. His personal highlights include a 9.48 second, 148 mph quarter mile run in Vancouver, B.C. and winning a TRW Grand 990 Event in Phoenix, Arizona. At Calgary, Dave qualified his car into eliminations, but had the misfortune of cutting a bad light and was beaten out. Dave jokingly attributes his slow reaction time from climbing under too many combines and grain trucks this past fall. Mr. R's sponsors Daryl Baker in the newly NHRA sanctioned drag sled category and have found a great deal of success in only their second year. After winning the Race City season championship last season, they have won 2 National Events this season and dominated the Race City season championships again this season, winning 4 of the 6 meets. Their 2 National Event wins, including Calgary, have netted them 2 "Wally's", which is a prestigious bronze statue named after the founder of the National Hot Rod Association. Their Ski- Doo Formula S is powered by a 925 cc Rotax Triple making 210 H.P. and owns the Western Canadian track record with a 9.86 second, 130 mph quarter mile. n viuoawrencn i€e» tM SEMI-FtMAX-SBridal Shower HONORING Ginger Hegland BRIDE ELECT OF Gerald Deitz TO BE HELD ON Saturday, October 25 AT 8:00 p.m IN THE' Milo Community Hall GREEN SHOWER PLEASE BRING YOUR FAVORITE RECIPf MILO CURLING CLUB MEETING Tuesday, October 7* 8:00 pm at the rink Anyone interested in curling this year please attend so we can set up schedules. ATIONS troth' New members welcome! note date change from Oct. 6 emice. Thank you Thank you Thank you Tarragon Oil and Gas have graciously donated another 2 IBM computers to the Milo Community School. The students appreciate the opportunity to have access to this technology. Thank you Thank you Thank % \ Column in our CAMOP£NE£. Ttem 16' shouJe-rs lueckli r\Q<=, Happenings fer month. ■9a ^ ( (Xr\r\\v er sari e s Rervti a\\ items JbQpVlSm -to Z0LI\ 590-1364 Visitors PLEASE send dy- pV%on£ \joar lHANkVOUS to June 593-3952 F-venyone who ,. haA naffle. ticket on. monieA fnom the Aaie of Aame pteaAe tunn them. in. hniday. at the Achoot pnion to the hath Fa Science Tubs Thank you to ail those community members who donated items for the elementary science tubs. Special thanks goes out to Deelane Simmonds and her entire family, Colleen Deitz, Jo-Anne Wilson, Barb Godkin and Shirley Wilson. There will be another tub exchange on Feb 17th. There will be a list of items needed sent home as soon as they become available. Bus Drivers S Endorsement Course (Safety) There is the possibility of Palliser putting on an S Endorsement Course (safety) in Milo if there are a minimum of 10 people interested. Milo has a shortage of bus drivers available to take trips and this would be an opportune time for anyone considering getting their license or endorsement to do so. A number 1 license enables you to drive a bus, an S Endorsement is preferred. There is also the possibility of an airbrakes course being offered. Please contact the school if you are interested in these courses.- is very pleased to present a cheque for $350.00 to the Snake Valley Drop-in Centre, this years recipient of the Community Rewards Program. Jamie presents Cheque to president Audrey Thompson A group of representatives from the Drop-in Centre Hey Kids, check out the Milo Fall Fair book for the baking contests featuring Western Family Peanut Butter and Western Family Chocolate Chips. Sponsored by Jamie's A.G. Foods.Milo Hotel NEWS OPbfiTE. 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Jj 4 8 5 • 6 9 0 0 r 117 Centre St. Uulcan GQLBHAWK PRINTING & GRAPHICS A All Your Printing Needs Photocopies: Color Laser and Black & White Laminating • Faxing Rubber & Self Inking Stamps W'eddtng Invitations - Custom orders or Design your own and much more Competrtive^Pricing <& Fast Service^^^Jj "Bill. T>ei~tz, S7&«y * * * * ^ ^rfkrp^7> orJ A 5>P/k<5. . „ /4p£52>eP> ST?T-a4^s /a/ 4/5 lu&'pg ~B£S/MaJ/aIG- 7Z 'Thf/MK -TZPr 4(5 Z/fcfes -Tpcse- Mouses Ot~ rniTb -phe. £>reTtTj bows 'hha.'i' The^ fi'e on+k-e. ba^da^es.The Milo iQm° i Ladies Put on a Dinner for Seniors on September 18th Stan Henrickson's camera captures the moments We did come hungry! Fulfilling the desire for nourishment.Willing Workers: Above: Alice Winch, Zola Webber, Jean Umscheid, Maxine Deitz Below:(Clockwise) Marilyn Healy, Julie Nelson, Ellen Watt,* Marilyn Posein, Dene Peterson, Jean Umscheid, Alice Winch, Janetta Northcott, Betty Armstrong, Marilyn Nelson. After the seniors the staff takes time out for their own noontide nourishmentAfter eating! Just in case you like old-time music. To the Church ladies of Milo. Re: your annual dinner for seniors on September 18th. A fine effort ladies! There are indications of your ongoing success; namely.this time Peter Dawson Lodge, Vulcan, came twelve residents strong: the most ever! Word does get around. "Better yet." or "As good as before." are a appropriate comparisons. In addition; there is a continuing contest amongst the Care Providers of P.D.L., Extendacare and Hospital Long Term all of Vulcan, as to whom might best express thanks to the hostesses. (We do believe Webster's Thesaurus has been duly consulted beforehand, for superlatives.) It was first to be acknowledged that Extendacare wins this year "hands down", a poem made up specially for this event was read. But in total fairness consideration must be afforded to Extendacare1 s importation of outside talent.The jury is still out. Soon after, the band, Rosella's Crew, started up their old time music; with listening to, or dancing to, as an option. Another form of nourishment for many of us If 1 had all the money I'ue spent on the tottery, ft would be life winning the tottery. Stewart Douglas resident of P.D.L. FOU SAL& Oan.de.rL Shed - 8 x /0 $k00 /9ht. Ateel H jt/iame k x k" --$100 f hone - $99-2078 -i.P.BatesWHAT SHOULD WE DOWITH THIS OLD SCHOOL? More than half of Alberta’s 1,483 schools arc more than a quarter of a century old. With an average building expectancy of 25 to 50 years, many of our schools need upgrading. Replacing existing schools would cost $7 billion - that’s money we simply don’t have. Also keeping your dollars in mind, how can we accommodate Alberta’s growing school population, changing teaching methods and technologies ? You tell us . We are seeking your innovative ideas through a series of public meetings across Alberta. How do we . . * maintain, renovate and replace of existing schools? * maximize the use existing schools? * share facilities, resources and activities? * accommodate enrolment growth? * accommodate new programs and different teaching methods? * plan and manage school facilities capital? We will be in the following communities to listen to your ideas: Tuesday, September 23 * St, Paul Regional High School-gymnasium 4701 - 44 Avenue (7 - 10 p.m.) Thursday, October 9 * Medicine Hat Medicine Hat High-cafeteria 200 - 7 Street S.W. (7-10 p.m.) Thursday, September 25 * Grande Prairie Golden Inn-Marlborough Room 11201 - 100 Avenue (7-10 p.m.) Thursday, October 2 * Red Deer Holy Family Elementary-gymnasium 69 Douglas Avenue (7 - 10 p.m.) Tuesday, October 7 * Lethbridge Lethbridge Collegiate Institute-gymnasium 5 Avenue and 17 Street South (7 - 10 p.m.) Tuesday, October 14 • Fort McMurray Westwood Community High-cafeteria 221 Tundra Drive (7-10 p.m.) Thursday, October 16 * Calgary Crescent Heights High-cafeteria 1019 - 1 Street N.W. (7 - 10 p.m.) Tuesday, October 21 * Edmonton St. Josephs High-gymnasium 10830- 109 Street (7-10 p.m.) Your input will help the School Facilities Task Force make its recommendations to Education Minister, Gary Mar, who will introduce a new school facilities plan in 1998 - one designed for the 21st century. t For a better understanding of the issues, review the School Facilities Task Force Discussion Paper. For a copy call 427-8555 (toll-ftee by dialing 310.0000) or 297-6353 if you live in Calgary. Or pull it off the Internet at http://ednet.edc.gov.ab.ca under Funding. If you are unable to attend, but would like to contribute your thoughts, please forward the comment sheet in the discussion paper or a note to: Gary Severtson, M.L.A. Chair, School Facilities Task Force, 9th Floor, West Tower, Devonian Building 11160 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5K OL2 Fax. (403) 427-5816 E-mail: SFTFF@edc.gov.ab.caSNAKE VALLEY TRADING POST LTD. a True Value hardware P.O. Box 153 Milo, Alberta, Canada TOL 1L0 Ph: (403) 599-3766 SUMMER CLEAR-OUT SALE Offers valid until October 31, 1997 on in-stock items only ** All garden supplies 20% off Plant starter kits $1.00 off Cleaning supplies 15% off Glad orange garbage bags reg. $8.99 sale $7.99 Roughneck garbage cans reg. $13.99 sale $10.99 Giant plastic tubs reg. $11.49 sale $9.99 Regal coffee makers reg. $24.95 sale $19.99 Raid $1.00 off CIL Rat and mouse bait * 15% off Carbon monoxide detectors reg. $64.99 sale $59.95 Smoke alarms $8.99 & up Police style flashlights reg. $19.99 sale $12.99 Shotgun shells 10% off 22 Shells 15% off Multi-tool reg. $14.99 sale $10.99 RV antifreeze sale $4.99 True Value antifreeze sale $6.99 STP All vehicle antifreeze sale $8.99 Hockey sticks $1.00 off Winter gloves 10% off Prestone diesel antifreeze - 10 ltr. $1.00 off Windshield antifreeze sale $1.99 SKATE SHARPENING - 6 movies for 3 days $9.00 MOVIE RENTALSALBERTA TRAILNET SOCIETY (part of TransCanada Trail) The TransCanada Trail will wind its way through every Province and Territory, linking thousands of communities along its route. It will be the longest trail in the world - a shared-use Trail accommodating five core activities: walking, cycling, horseback riding,, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling (where possible/desired)." The land on which the Trans Canada Trail trail will be built will come from existing trails Wherever possible abandoned railway lines, Federal and Provincial Parks, alongside existing railway lines and on private land holdings granting rights of way. TransCanada Trail: We are planning and coordinating the construction of this new national dream! Fund-raising is done through the national foundation, then the money is distributed to the provincial organizations, like Alberta TrailNet. We, in turn, pass it on to local groups building new trails. Alberta TrailNet does not actually build or operate any trails. Amenities required by people using trails include toilets, benches, bicycle shops, hotels, restaurants, bed and breakfast businesses, and equipment rentals and repairs, Issues of liability and insurance are a stumbling block to the development of an extensive net work of trails throughout Alberta. There is a very real need for work on these issues. Perhaps the development and implementation of a comprehensive Trails Act and/or Landowner Hold Harmless legislation is required. A 66 km long irrigation canal has been identified as a potential trail. The route, which is the Carseland-Milo irrigation canal, has already been given approval in principle by Alberta Environmental Protection. George Bordon has done a feasibility study. Each donation of $36 makes a metre of trail happen! With every donation of 10 metres ($360), donors are entitled to inscribe a permanent message . WHAT CAN WE DO? You Can buy metres of trails from the Trans Canada Trail Foundation. You Can join Alberta Trail/Net. TrailNet needs volunteers and Will match your skills to its needs. Encourage your municipality or community group to become a member as bell. You can write letters of Support to Alberta TrailNet with a copy to the mayor or reeve of your municipality. Support lobby efforts by ARPA smith respect to Rails to GreenWays. You could become a corporate sponsor or partner of Alberta TrailNet and/or the Trans Canada Trail. BENEFITS of joining Alberta TrailNet: receive a quarterly newsletter with new maps of recreational areas : have a voice in determining the direction for the Trans Canada Trail; attend the annual conference at reduced rates; give TrailNet more influence in encouraging trail development REASONS of building trails: enjoyment; healthy exercise; eavironmentally-friendly transport; enconomic benefit to the area; help protect the natural environment, build a vibrant community." These are direct quotations from the information which was received, with no alterations. My concerns are: Who pays for the maintenance of the trail, mowing, toilets, and picnic tables or benches? Are these going to be added to our taxes? Who pays for fires from possible camp sites or accidents of careless cigarets? Submitted by Russel E. Smith THANK YOU- We would like to thank.everyone that helped Nathan and Jessica after their accident. Thank you to those that phoned or dropped in with their concerns. Robert, Darlene, Nathan Phillips and Bob, Cathy and Jessica Thompson□IIIIDIIIIDIIIIDIIIIDIIIIDIIIIDII HDD HO Ol PI [H| IHI B PI IB □ HI IB a Wales Theatre 421 - 1st St. West HIGH RIVER, ALBERTA B E Call for Dates & Times 4 Hour Hotline 652-4844 Now Showing CUT It SEA Fri. Sept 26 - Oct 2 at 7:30 pm with Walter Mathau & John Lemmon Next Week Feature G. I. Jane Coming Attractions The Edge Thousand Acres In And Cut n r n r n r nr r nr r n r rr r □II IIDII IIDII IIPJIIOII IPTerry Fox Run Once again the Terry Fox Run was a great success in Milo!! Proceeds should be between $8500.00 - $9000.00 which is remarkable. The Alberta office anticipates a substantial increase this year due to the large number of schools getting involved in the Run. Again Milo leads the way as the school has been involved for years. This Run could not happen without volunteers to run it and since I was gone this year I would really like to thank the following people for taking over. Betty Godkin - registration Charlotte Healy, Lorraine Kirk, Stacey Klein and Donna Deitz - water stations Linda Booth - patrolling the dam Rocky Wilson, Karen Forestell, Karen Barnes, Philomena Many Bears and Colleen Bartsch - supervising on the run. Also a huge thank you goes out to all the people for their generous donations to such a worthy cause!! I will be collecting pledge forms and delivering them to the main office. Joanne Monner flP FI RE D £ PARTM e MT (Open-House - OaA Department Volunteers will be on hand from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. to answer questions and/or give demonstrations. We will be located west of the school or at the fire hall (look for the truck). All volunteers with a pager or radio are asked to bring them in for a frequency/battery test. “Got tomatoes there, pickles there, string beans there and over there the stuff you buried so deep you figured it would never come up.”MILO ADULT LEARNING COURSES FALL 1997 Homepages for the Baffled Dates & Times: Monday, Oct. 6 Place: Milo Community School 7:00 - 10:00 pm Fee: $10.00 Instructor: Rocky Wilson Register by: September 28 Register with: Barb Godkin Fleece Jacket Dates & Times: To be arranged Place: Milo Fe'e: $55.00 Instructor: TBA Register by: October 14 Register with: Frances Thomspon please phone for info CATCH-UP, Finishing Your Projects Dates & Times: to be arranged Place: Milo Community School Fee:$15.00 Instructor: Kathy Vooys & Clara Pouls Register by: October 15 Register with: Frances Thompson Let's Fix the Kids Dates & Times: Tuesday, Nov. 4 7:00 - 10:30 pm "Place: Milo Community School Fee: $17.50 Instructor: Debbie Sawyer Register by: October 23 Register with: Barb Godkin Low Impact Aerobics Dates & Times: 2 sessions 8 Mondays start Oct. 20 . 8 Thursdays start Oct. 16 9:30 - 10:30 am Place: Milo Community School Fee: $18.50 /session Instructor: Betty Godkin Register by: October 7 Register with: Barb Godkin ■t~V » m Hazard Awareness - Driving Dates & Times: Tuesday, Oct. 28 6:30 - 10:00 pm Place: Milo Community School Fee: $40.00 Instructor: Bruce Stewart, AMA Register by: October 20 Register with: Barb Godkin Mail registrations to: Barb Godkin, Box 158, Milo (599-2213) Frances Thompson, R.R.#1, Milo (599-2215) Makes cheques payable to: County of Vulcan Adult Learning Council Arthritis: Facts & Fiction Dates & Times: Monday, Nov. 3 7:00 - 9:00 pm Place: Milo Community School Fee: $7.50 Instructor: Jennifer Pring from the Arthritis Society Register by: October 22 Register with: Barb Godkin Low Fat Christmas Snacks Suicide Awareness Community Info Night Dates & Times: Monday, Nov. 10 7:00 - 9:30 pm Place: Milo Community School Fee: $5.00 Instructor: John Dube Lethbridge Family Services Register by: October 27 Register with: Barb Godkin Dates & Times: Thursday, Nov. 13 10:00am -12:30 pm Place: Lutheran Church Basement Fee: $13.50 Instructor: Rita Scobie Register by: October 28 Register with: Frances Thompson Missed the Deadline? Still phone and ask. Usually the course is running and there's room for more. Children (around aged 14 - 18) can often take courses if there is room. We are working on getting enough computers for Windows 95 Courses, etc.m ft MOBILE CONTEST MILO FALL FAIR OCTOBER % 1997 OPeN TO dLL deed PReSC-HOOL eRaDe 1-3 eRaDe 4-6 junior -Hie-R HIGH SC-HOOL aDULT/SeNiORS MOBiLes can Be MaDe from aNY MateRiaL r-Hat you wish. this coNtest is opeN to your iMaGiNatioN aND cReatviTY. Tue MOBiLe can Be SiMPte OR COMPLeX, it iS up to YOU! eNTRY DeaPUNe: sat. 9:30aM oct. 4th all eNtRies SRateFuLLY ReceiveD on FRiDaY OCT. 3RD, 4PM - 8PM, aS WeLL as satuRDaY morning \ V if®MILO FALL FAIR PET SHOW October 4, 1997 2pm - 4pm Milo Skating Rink All ages of people, young and old, are welcome to enter any pet that they wish. The pet must be contained, ie. on a leash, in a cage, jar, or other container; in a pen, or fenced area. The owner must provide all food and water for pet. The pet must be attended to during the entire show. There will be straw provided, but other necessities, will be brought by the owner. PRIZES FOR EVERYONE? Please register your pet by Sept. 29th with either Darlene N. 599-2104 or Kathy V. 599-2219STAN HENRICKSON LOMOND, ALBERTA CRMGE, 1WL& mmm Hies., Oct. 4,9:30 a.m. Looted: from Mio, Go 5 mJes north on secondary rt^iway #545, then 2 mdcs wd, or tom Armada go 1/2 mfc north and 3 mfa east acreage, tool & ACREAGE EQUIPMENT Cockshutt 1465 Irador c/w F.E.L, cab, 3 pt hitch, excellent rubbet; I.H.C W9 tractor c/w Farmhand - runs good; 3 pt. hitch Maletti 50' rototiller; 3 pt. hitch garden mulcher; 3 pt hitch rotary mower; 3 pt. hitch cultivator; 3 pt. .hitch blade; 3 pi hitch 3 bottom plow, 3 pi hitch row crop cultivator; 3 pi hitch post hole auger; Noble 7' blade; 2 -1000 gal. fuel tanks; 500 gal. water tank; Selection of old car body parts etc; Old truck box hoist; Homemade trailer c/w front wheel castor; Wood wagon wheels; 2 tandem utility trailers; Very large selection of older farm machinery for parts or iron; Quantity of sharpened fence posts. TRUCKS AND CARS 1986 Chev Wrangler 1/2 ton diesel, auto, air, windows, 184,000 kms, I owner; 1974 Ford station wagon, runs good; I §49 Fargo 1 ton c/w box, low mileage, good running order; 1987 Crown Victoria, fully loaded, air, cruise, till P.D1, P.W, elec seats. COLLECTORS 1956 Packard "The Patridan' 4 dr sedan, c/w extra parts, good body. SHOP TOOLS & EQUIPMENT Miller 225 amp elec welder; DeVdbiss Pro Am air compressor • twin cylinder, 5 hp, 220V; Vulcan tire changer - air; Flite tire balancer; Elk hack saw r/w auto oiler; Cutoff saw; 10’ radial atm saw; Uncoln 150 amp portable welder c/w generator - like new; Acetylene welder; 8000 watt AnB®S0E&»j*afa«airii»staSj fail, fats mtftkbfcicbapBftid te rapt fcfadBfafcbJfe {fas* fcriSfeBt fatrttaBdnilOiosxpxlSfalntfaimtt tali? to. tail ffa&brffytknstpfiptffEtapQlistb rfkfaUitaifclvjtipifcbftBMI fatal** life )pfa!»5«fcfcinj>j0ttarft<l)fatiii bM*bMe(«afalhS*fattU!uL ffa>|tabM Vanguard generator -16 hp, elec start - like new; Hoist stand c/w chain hoist; 6001 cap. dec hoist; Princess engine stand; New parts washer - never assembled; Transmission jade; Selection of air drills; 3/4* air ratchet; 1/2* air ratchet; 5/8" elec drill; Bumper jade; H.D. taps 4 dies; anvil; 2-150 gal. slip tanks c/w elec pump; Fridge cart; Hyd press; Bench model drill press; Galaxy 3/4" bench grinder; Welding table; 2500 watt generator; S.R. air compressor; 2 H.D. bench vises; H.D. battery charger; Set of aluminum loading ramps; Commercial style pea sheller; Large selection of nuts, bolts, etc.; Jackal jacks; Hyd jacks; Aluminum ext. ladder; 2 water pumps; Large assortment of chains, boomers, etc; J.D. roller cabinet; roller tool cabinet; Roller tool cabinet with top compartment; Very large selection of quality shop tools etc; Large quantity of V plastic pipe; T.V. antennae 4 tower complete; Plus much, much, more QUAD Kawasaki 300 quad • 2 whed drive. COLLECTIBLES Old Lister pump engine - needs few repairs; 9 old R.R. telephones; Old cream cans; Crocks -1/2 gal to 20 gal; Old ice cream chair; Set of 6 press back chain - complete; Ornate coal 4 wood heater; Oak office chair; Mahogany chop leaf table; V.O. antique tamk. GUNS Winchester 4590; Winchester 22 repeater; British 3006; Marlin 3030; Double barrelled shotgun; 12 Ga. semi auto shot gun HOUSEHOLD Jenn Air dec range; Maytag H.D. auto washer; Ingfis H.D. dryer -1 month old; tnglis 2 door fridge; Toshiba microvave; Maytag portable dishwasher; Satellite dish; G.E. upright freezer; Moffat upright freezer; Chest deep freeze; Hitachi portable T.V,- RCA V.CR.; Kitchen table 4 5 chairs; Chesterfield; Double pedestal desk; Office chair; Computer desk; Students dak; component stereo; Panasonic 8.5 amp upright vacuum; Aprox 18'x 24' safe; 2 approx 24'x36' safes; 2 drawer file cabinets; 12V fridge; 5 shdf bookcase; 50’s style china cabinet B4W portable T.V. - like new; Video camera; Bosch food processor - complete; Entshaften Mod. 102 Squiffer; Food strainer; Dehydrator, steamer, juicer; Foodsaver II; 4 slice dec toaster; Rainbow dec vacuum c/w power nozzle; approximately 20 history books, 2 camcorders. Weight set with bench; Power rider with exerciser; Plus much much more Stan has been here a lifetime and there will be lots of collectibles not listed Central air contfifionerto be removed by purthaser- sold by private sale. No\i. 30 WatclI Fd£_ Details IN AJeCT MDMrM’S ISSUE For. more jrJf&s pW SJsOAvwdHx > 3 = gratulatlons & Best Wishes # to the on your (Grand Opening From the Alberta Pool ° at Milo & QueenstownCONDOLENCES The Community was saddened to hear of the passing of Thomas Alfred Daw on Sept. 3/97. Our sympathy goes out to all his family and friends. Also sympathy is extended to family and friends of Murray Van Camp who passed away Sept 22/97. Murray was the husband of Bette Papp's sister Joan. Our thoughts go out to Margaret Umscheid on the passing of her cousin in Saskatchewan. Our sincere condolences to the Love family on the passing of Marie Love. Heartfelt sympathy to the Crabb and Vannatta families on the passing of Iris Crabb of Lethbridge. Congratulations Monica Monner on being appointed Girl Guides of Canada, Bow & District Commissioner. <f onica is in her tenth year in the Girl uide Movement, where she has beenC Brown Owl for the Milo Brownies. Monica has been a very dedicated Guider through the years and has been faithful in attending trainings, '[meetings, etc, in the District and AreaJ' levels. J Milo may be rightly proud to have 1 Monica represent their town in Guiding. | \\ y % GET WELL WISHES Get well wishes to Audrey Fetkenher who recently ounderwent surgery on her knee. Everyone's get well soon wishes go out to the five young people who were injured in a two car collision on the "Cluny" highway. We understand they are coming along slowly but surely. Word comes to us that Clifford Smith, son of Leo and Selma Smith, is not well. He will be undergoing surgery the end of October. His many friends in Milo will 1 be pulling for him. Edna Shield has been nursing a bad shoulder and arm for several months after a fall. Hope it is better soon. Get well wishes go out to Kale McMorris who broke his ankle playing volleyball and to Hugh Winch who hurt his hand. Get Well wishes to Joanne Monner following surgery. **************** Also, Get Well wishes to Chris Nelson who is undergoing tests.We would like to thank everyone for their expressions of sympathy through cards, calls, and flowers in the passing of Grandma Schlaht. Barry, Joanne, Erin and Chad Also I am overwhelmed with the concern shown to me during my recent surgery. Thanks so much for all the flowers (never has my house seen so many), the food (really let the kids off the hook), cards, calls and visits. Some people will go to extreme lengths to get attention! Thank you so much!! Joanne Slow Pitch appreciated by fans Slow Pitch Fans in the Milo area would like to thank President Anne Zaytsoff and all the people and players who dedicated their time to organizing the ball schedules and the beer gardens and beef on a bun at the ball tournaments this summer. The players and their sponsors gave us a really interesting summer of Slow Pitch. I hank Uou to Kvenyone who came to oun kOth Anniv ennany, oun famiLy, neLativ eA and neiyhb o u aa . / he pyood food waA yood and the. company. waA <//teat. ALL youn w eLL wiAheA of. ca/idA, food, and huyA & ktAACA wane, much appne- c iated. t hanhA fon a wondenfuL memony. 8 iLL <£ LoLa The Milo Youth Group would like to thank the United Church for their generous donation. We truly appreciate your support for our future endeavors. ou would like to y send a JIUCE ‘Thank You' to all of \ you who sponsored me In the Terry fox fRiin. Your generosity Is very much appreciated by both myself and the foundation. Your pledges totalled close to $1000.00. Thank you so much/ And In answer to those who asked. "fNo 1 didn't ‘run. but 1 walked k k fASTir A Colleen Bartsch jKw A THANK HOU Uou did it! Uou yot me! It waA a totaL Aun.pni^e. SpeciaL thankA to David, IwyLa, SheLLey, Kim and famiLieA fon. aLL the wonk you did p.ettiny ■ evenythiny onyani^ed. IhankA-to evenyone who heLped with the aLbum, it centainLy iA Aomethiny I'LL tneaAune, to taye ff o n the L oveLy cak e. It waA not o nLy b eau tifuL but taAt ed de- L ici OUA . L aAt but not L eaAt / han k you to evenu one w ho came,. £ ach and evenu one. of yo U 1 made it a Ap eciaL niyht fo n me. Lov a, $ uLie Thanks to Jamie's Foods for the wonderful Mountain Bike I won in the draw. As soon as I learn how to change gears you will see me zipping all over the country. Thanks again, Carol VooysOCTOBER 1997
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