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(Lori) Vooys, fc s i Personal Investment Manager The Bank of Nova Scotia Box 150 Milo, AB TOL 1L0 Bus: (403) 59^-2333 Cell: (403) 815-6002 Fax: (403) 599-2239 <vi L_o Magnuson Realty *Make Your Winnlna Move With Us" HAKOLD & NOHMA HAGHOSON FARM. RANCH & COMMERCIAL, RECREATIONAL & LEASING RESIDENTIAL & REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS Phone 403-485-6901 - Fax. 485-2911 - Cell. 403-485-7602 P .0 . Box 958 104 Cenlre Street East1 Vulcan, Alta. TOL 2B0 IN-SHOP MOBILE RENO BEXTE Archambault Mechanical D a v e Box 155, Milo, AB, TOL 1L0 Telephone: (403)599-2292 Cellular. (403)680-2947 Id J e e d (C o n tr o l C d en tre P & H GRAIN LTD. AGENT FOR ALTA HAIL INS. T E L E P H O N E : (403) 534-3961 A N Y T IM E FAX: (103) 534-2182 MDSSLEKB, AB TOL IPO MI *i If* ? BUMPER TO l BUMPER Aulo Paris Professionals BUFFALO HILLS COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE CENTRE B U F F A L O H I L L S A U T O & A G . 4 8 5 -2 6 7 6 M & K M E CH A N IC A L S E R V IC E S 4 8 5 -6 3 3 2 22( -1ST avenues., Vulcan, alberta LTD. Dave Sletto P.O. Box 164 Milo, AB. ToLlLo (24 Hour Service) Ph: (403) 485-2229 Ph: (403) 599-2216 Fax: ( 4 0 3 ) 4 8 5 -6 6 9 9 ’SERVICE DARCY VAELE C E L L : 382-8001 ALAN VAILE TRUCKING BOX 64, LOMOND, AB T0L-1G0 PH: 792-2436 STEVE VAELE C E L L : 330-5439 valuventure travel Val Umscheid travel consultant/tour guide GRAIN, MACHINERY, & FLATBED HAULING Box 88 Milo, AB T0L1L0 ph: 1-(403) 599-2406 fax: 1-(403) 599-2247 toll free: 1-(877) 599-2499 email: valuventure@hotmail.com " THE IMPORTANT THING ABOUTYOUR LOt IN LIFE IS WHETHER you USE IT FOR PARKING OR BUILDING." WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT. WITHOUT THEM WE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO PRINT THIS PAPER FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF OUR READERS. AGRICORE For all Your Grain Marketing Needs Please call anytime Milo 599-3866 Queenstown 599-2151 Galvin Egeland 599-2199 Rick Burgess 599-2386 Dwight Goddard 599-2395 Your Patronage is appreciated Wi l l y ' s Wh e e ls 'N Deals fooEZ3ool Box 12 (403)641-2225 Bassano, AB Bill Schaffer ‘Racille. t&lliA 8 9 7 3 0 /3 REMCO Bim-t-ga.'.l m n a t ra The Monument Professionals Since 1924 Artful Expressions r jB r w i « 3 r i ‘i n ? R Quality custom framing • Unique a Innovative mat design Cathy Bennington ______ _ High River. AB T1V1K8 (403) G52-2730 MILO SEED CLEANING ASSOCIATION LTD. 599-2150 Cleaner seed is sown / Cleaner crops are grown ED POSEIN - manager MILO CAFE CHINESE & WESTERN TAKE OUT ORDERS 599-3832 MON SAT SUN 9 - 8 TUES - FRI 8 -8 beer & wine with meals VULCAN VILLAGE GAS BAR P.O. BOX 425 VULCAN. ALTA. TOL 2 BO PHONE: 485-6000 FOOD TO GO Garry & Bernardine Nelson 485-2519 " NO WISHBONE EVER TOOK THE PLACE OF A BACKBONE." (403) 599-3922 BUS. (403) 599-3941 RES. (403) 599-3835 FAX JAMIE'S A. G. FOODS United AUTO REFINISHING (division of Charma Holdings Ltd.) "We meet by accident" COMPLETE AUTO BODY & REFINISHING JAMES 4 CAROL ROBERTSON P.O. BOX 38 Proprietors MILO, ALBERTA TOL 1L0 LOCATED IN MOSSLEIGH, J ° H N & f \T H BESIDE J.D."s CAFE (4 0 3 )5 3 4 -2 1 5 5 GRANT, KRYSTALOWICH & BENNETT S f i l o t a e r s / CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS FLORAL DESIGN - GIFTS - JEWELLERY FULL ACCOUNTING SERVICES AND CONSULTING P.O. Box 239 Vulcan, Alberta Phone: 485-2996 TOL 2B0 485-2681 ^ L M A R y K A y . C O R N E R S T O R E & G A R A G E Donna Bennett Deitz Independent Beauly Consultant P.O. Box 37, Milo, Alta. TOL 1LO (403) 599-2140 “We’re here to do the Whole Job Right!” OLL - GAS - 1XESKL - REPAIRS - WELDING AM. A. TOWING MERV & FRANCES GOLDTHORPE 4 8 5 -6 6 7 1 t - FAIRBANKS DENTURE CLINIC 125 Centre Street, Vulcan, Alberta TOL 2B0 485-2368 Scott D. Fairbanks - Denturist OFFICE HOURS: . i Wednesday 9:00 a m. • 5:00 p.m. Friday 1:00 p.m.»5:00 p.m. W h a t c a n y o u e x p e c t o f a d a y t h a t s t a r t s w i t h g e t t i n g u p ? VILLAGE OF MILO MINUTES Minutes from the February 16,1999 Meeting The regular meeting o f the Village o f Milo was held on Tuesday, February 16, 1999 at 7pm at the Village Office. Present were Mayor Bath, Councillor Vooys, Councillor Nelson, Municipal Administrator Dorothy Way and Scott Kovatch Economic Development Officer for the County o f Vulcan. The minutes o f the meeting held on Monday, January 18, 1999 were read. Mayor Bath moved the adoption o f these minutes. CARRIED. Councillor Vooys went to look at a garbage truck in Calgary. The truck was 7 years old and the cost was approximately $5,000.00. The rear end and the cylinders were leaking on this truck so the Village did not purchase it. The Village will keep looking for a used 1 ton truck. Municipal Administrator to find out whether the Village is buying or leasing the secuirty system, and if there is an excessive number o f false alarms who pays for the long distance phone calls. The Village will not be getting a new blueprint o f the sewer lines drawn up at this time as the quote we reveived from Lee Maher Engineering Associates was for $3,800.00 plus GST. The Municipal Administrator has not received a meter reading as yet to finalize the bill for the water Coop. Nothing to report on the recycling trailer at this time. The Village is awaiting more infromation from the Solid Waste Authority whose meeting is on Tuesday, February 23/99. Shawnee Eccavating will repair 10 feet o f sewer line west from manhole in front o f Lorraine Stumpf s as the sewer line is broken and needs to be replaced. The cost for this is approximately $2,500.00. MOVED by Councillor Vooys that the sewer line be repaired at the approximate cost o f $2,500.00. CARRIED. Mayor Bath to contact Rocky Wilson, Linda Booth, Deelane Simmonds, Lorraine Stumpf Elgin Bates and Betty Domoloewski when this is to be done. MOVED by Mayor Bath that the Village apply for the STEP grant for 1999. CARRIED. MOVED by Councillor Nelson that Reg Cusick be apponted as our assessor for the 1999 assessment. CARRIED. The Village has again been contacted to join the Economic Development Committee in Vulcan. Scott Kovatch from the Vulcan Economic Development Committee attended our February Council meeting. Mr. Kovatch exp alined that the economic development committee helps in starting small business's and that tourism brings dollars into the communities. They look at the strengths and weakness's o f starting a small business. Business counselling services are free. Councillors can go to their meetings, and i f your Village does not belong to the Economic Development Committee the Councillors are not allowed to vote on any isuues that deal with dollars. The Economic Development committee is involved in the following, non profit groups, selection committee's, external marketing, industry sector enhancement, sponsors business seminars, writes business and newspaper articles. They have information on income tax, accounting, a business library and they are linked to the Highwood Business office. They also work with the youth through youth achievement There meetings are the 2nd Thursday o f every month. I f the Village o f Milo decided to join a Councillor must sit on the board. The Village Council has not decided whether we will join at this time until one o f the Councillors attends one o f their meetings. MOVED by Mayor Bath that the Village o f Milo approve the Chinook Arch Regional Library System 1999 Budget. CARRIED. MOVED by Mayor Bath that the Village o f Milo buy a new Municipal Government Act Book for the price o f $16.05. CARRIED. The next Council meeting for the Village o f Milo was set for March 22,1999 at 7 p.m. in the Village Office. The meeting adjourned at 8p.m. m m i n m m m m m m m M Wanted. Items of interest All items of interest are gratefully accepted.write-up, stories, poems, etc. There is no charge for these. They will add to your enjoyment. Send items to Milo Can Opener, Box 12, Milo, TOL 1L0 Fax to 599-2205 Put in pouch at back at Jamies AG or hand to one of our staff 4 -M - t » I > t I I I t « « I > I I I » I t- I I I I I l + M H - H l i l t! H I I t I I I C A N O P E N E R R E N E W A L P O L IC Y There w ill be only 1 notice sent out for the renewal of your subscription. This will be stapled to your paper on your renewal anniversary. The renewal date is on the label on the front of your paper. If at any time you do not receive your paper and you have renewed, make sure you contact one of the staff as soon as possible. You may also fax us at 599-2205 or call us at 599-2223. You may also drop us a note.Box 12, Milo, AB TOL 1L0 Councillors Comments I have received several calls about what is happening with 542. Unfortunately there are several answers. Alberta Transportation feels the County should pay for more of the cost of the "better road" that we would like to see be built. If we were to agree to their terms I suppose we could go to tender right away. Now council needs to hear from our engineers to see if we can cut the cost somewhere. If not we will need more money which council may or may not want to spend. The poker game of politics is full of surprises. But I think when all is said and done we will be building part of 542 this year! The last word I heard about the transfer station is that they will soon be open. The contractor installed the wrong doors so he has to replace them at no cost to Solid Waste. Again I can say you will be using them this year. [I think], I would like to mention that the County Agriculture Dept, has a round bale processor for rent. If the dry weather continues some straw may need to be spread to control soil drifting. If you are thinking about retiring to Queenstown you will be interested to note that 18 lots have recently been sold, so some of the choice ones are gone now. Also there has been some interest in lots in Shouldice lately. Grant Lahd Every Day is Easter “Easter comes but once a year," So many people say. But, to a person saved from sin. It’s Easter every day! A man, when saved or "born again” His life, to Christ, will give. And, as a new-born babe in Christ, He’s just begun to live. “I am the resurrection, life”, . The Saviour, one day, said: “And he, believing in my Word, Shall live, though he be dead.” And that well known Apostle, Paul, In Philippi made plain; “For me to live is Jesus Christ, For me to die is gain.” So when the Blood of Christ, our Lord, Redeems a soul from sin; Every day is Easter, For Jesus lives within! — Carolyn Orr The Vulcan Advocate supports the Can Opener and the residents o f Milo and district c t ix t t n AROSE/ LUTHERAN EASTER SERVICES Palm Sunday March 28 - joint at United church 11 a.m. Good Friday at Lutheran church - breakfast 10 a.m. - service 11 a.m. Easter Sunday service at 9 a.m. Due to a busy spring schedule the Lutheran ladies will not be holding a Mother’s Day tea this year. Listening to the radio, I heard the disc jockey announce: This next record is for Pete Malloy, who is 111 years old.” There was a pause, and then, “My goodness, that is old, isn’t it!” Another pause. “Oh, I’m sorry. I got that wrong. This next record is for Pete Malloy, who is ill.” / ■/ / v / r / rf- / y- / y / YEAR END CURLING MEETING Thursday, April 22 8:15 p.m. at the Curling Rink Lounge All members please plando attend MILO COURTESY CAR Leaving Milo first & third Thursday at 1:00 P.M. for Vulcan April 1.Betty Nelson April 15. .Jean Umscheid May 6.Sheila Winch May 20.KayZaytsoff June 3. Brenda McMorris June 17.;.Margaret Umscheid Everyone is welcome to use this service. Please let the driver know The monthly ELW meeting was held in the church basement March 10 with 11 ladies and Pastor Ed present. Iris led Bible study “Celebrating Your Vocation As Tender Gardeners” . Harriet read the Grace Gifts meditation “How Does Your Garden Grow?” and the offering was taken. June read the minutes o f the last meeting. Approved. Carol gave the treasurer’s report. Business out o f the minutes: Neither the council nor the parish has paid part o f the phone bill so Carol will send a copy o f the bill to them. Iris has found so far that the tablecloths are toq,-' expensive so she will keep looking. Correspondence: Thank you from ELCIC for the donation to the Symons family, our new missionary we are helping support. Carol read a short biography o f them. A thank you from Bethany for the donation. Moved by Marilyn seconded by Lois that we send a donation to the Lutheran Theological Seminary. Carried. Frances thanked us for the help with the Sunday school workshop which was very worthwhile. Donations for this month were made. Discussion followed on what colors to repaint the outside o f the church .We decided we would like to keep the same color. The west group serves Lions March 17. The Medicine Hat Convention is April 24. Registration deadline is April 15. The Youth Gathering will be held April 16-18. We will serve supper Friday evening. Marilyn and Iris will co-ordinate the Seder Supper to beheld April 1. We will bring 2 pies each to Auestad’ s auction sale April 6Ih as well as selling hot dogs etc. Pastor Karl Johnsen will be with us March 14 representing Wilderness Ranch. Moved by Kathy, seconded by Alice that we donate $200.00 to Wilderness Ranch. Carried. Next month Carol leads Bible study, Harriet is hostess and Maxine cleans the church. Lois moved the meeting adjourn and June served lunch. by Wednesday evening. Th e Alberta Library Card is a program - of Th e Alberta Library Alberta is the first province in Canada to offer province-wide access. Your Alberta Library card will allow you to visit participating public and post-secondary libraries throughout Alberta. Printed materials borrowed can be returned at your home library. There are no fees for this service if you have a membership at a participating library. Milo Municipal Library (and all other libraries in the Chinook Arch System) are participating. We already have sharing arrangements with some library Systems, University of Lethbridge, ahtf Lethbridge Community College. The Alberta Library Card expands and simplifies these arrangements. Your Milo Library Card will still be used at Chinook Arch libraries, but obtain the Alberta Library card if you want to use libraries outside of our system when you travel, etc. 170 Libraries are participating now and that number is expected to steadily increase. The complete list of participating libraries is available at our library, but some that might be of interest include i Public Libraries: High River, Okotoks, Strathmore, Banff, Jasper, Sylvan Lake, Drumheller, Hanna, Three Hills, Peace River, Grande Prairie, and 147 other public libraries. Post-Secondary Libraries: SAIT, NAIT, U of A, LCC, Medicine Hat College, Red Deer College, Lakeland College, Athabasca University, Banff Centre, Alberta College of Art, Grant MacEwan College and Alberta College. P U T A L IT TL E C LA S S IN YO U R LIFE! WANTED The County of Vulcan Adult Learning Council is looking for volunteer representatives for the Milo area. This job can be shared! Volunteers are needed now for FALL Courses. Representative's responsibilities include assessing the needs for adult learning courses in their area, taking registrations, opening & closing facilities, and attending Adult Learning Council meetings. For more information, call Carol Robertson, Adult Learning Coordinator (485-2241) x " Snake Valley II History Book Snake Valley History Books will be available for pickup in Milo on or after April 25th at the Library or Jamies AG Foods during business hours. If you plan to be in Milo for the Lions B.B.Q in August there will be books available then. If this is not possible we can mail books to you but we will charge postage and handling. The price of the book - if picked up - will be $ 50.00. Please let us know how you wish to receive your books and we will mail or reserve them as indicated. If they are to be mailed they must be prepaid. You may contact us by phone - Levona Dixon at 599-2328 or Marilyn Nelson at 599-3770 or Susan Ivers at 599-3874 . You may also place or confirm your order (as reserved to be picked up in person) by fax to Milo School at 599- 3793. Mixed Bonspiel Winners 1999 A Event (TANKARD) Winners: Rob’s Rink of Calgary/Milo L to R: Rob ? (skip), Laurie Umscheid (3rd), Morris Jordan (2nd), Michele Umscheid (lead) sparing for Ian Henderson B Event Winners: Allan Bartsch Rink of Milo posing with their homemade tankards. L to R: Allan Bartsch (skip), Colleen Bartsch (3rd), Jennifer Gore (lead), Brad Gore (2nd) C Event Winners: Cindy Shackieton Rink of Cluny L to Ri Cindy Shackieton (skip), Clayton Whitford (3rd), Roland Beaudin (lead), Anna Whitford (2nd) : | MILO CURLING CLUB Tt j■ Vfyi*"i" m ilo curling club Ladies Bonspiel Winners 1999 .' I A Event Winners: Jennifer Bartsch Rink L to R: Jennifer Bartsch (skip), Melanie Corbeill (3rd), Carla McCallum (2nd), Jana Godkin (lead) Event sponsor: Slick-up Saloon (Milo Hotel) C Event Winners: Lillian Groeneveld Team of Carseland Event sponsor: J am ie ’s A.G. Foods T h e "Other" Event sponsor (all te am s received prizes): S co tiab an k , Milo B Event Winners: Minota Webster Rink of Vulcan L to R: Minota Webster (skip), Sheila Stokes (3rd), Shirley Zuehlke (2nd), Judy Sanderson (lead) Event sponsor: Marks Oilfield Services W a le s T h e a t r e 4 2 1 1 s t S t . W e s t H i g h R i v e r , A l b e r t a & Call for Dates Times 24 Hour Hotline % 652-4844 % SHAKESPEAR IN LOVE MAR 26- APR 1 7:30 pm Gwenetk Paltrow 14A THE OTHER SISTER APR 2 - 8 7:30 pm Diane Keaton PG (Call for Confirmation) ANALYZE THIS APR 9 -15 7:30 pm Robert Deniro, Billy Crystal HA DEEP END OF OCEAN APR 16 - 22 7:30 pm Michelle Pfeiffer HA THE KING & I APR 23-29 7:30 pm matinee Sat & Sun 2 pm Aminated G FORCES OF NATURE APR 30-MAY 6 7:30 pm Sandra Bullock, Ben Affleuk HA Milo Girls Win Scholarships For the second year in a row the girls team from Milo has won the Annual Ray Kingsmith Bonspiel in Calgary. The winning team each received a $500.00 scholarship as well as a cash prize. This years’ winners were: skip - Tammy Bushell, third - Erin Monner, second - Candace Brost from Medicine Hat, and lead - Amanda Bushell. > 53^ ^. ■ p w w v v w w v w v y Congratulations MABEL KOWALEWSKI > ^ gg> who celebrated her 75th birthday on March 22. 5> > > <'53 C j t M l i n t j s f r o m a i l tQ neig/tleHts Si fitUnh 80lh ^o-ta 'We&Se'i . J&tsl Iftiskis from yew pals al t k i C a n Q p i n i t ®i 0 J D * r a to Happy 18th Birthday f i o / w tfo /w v j/o /m /v ly w w d (/ i/i/ew d s' Congratulations to C h ris ty Fath Wko was crowned ‘a lg a ry S tam p e d e Q u e e n at Rodeo Royale on Sunday, Marck 21. ^jfll Ckristy is tke daugkter of i fW Glen & Connie Fatk or Ckampion. R e c i p e C o r n e r Send in jo u r favorite recipe to share with our readers. B e e t S a la d 1 - 6 oz package o f rasberry jello 1 cup boiling water 1 tablespoon creamed horseradish 1 can Julian beets (drained) 1 can crushed pineapple Dissolve jello in water. Add horseradish and mix well. Add beets and pineapple. Put into a 8 x 11 pan. J . I c e 'with-sour cream. H a p p y 16th B i r t h d a y Aunty Mary . •t L o ts o f love, L ogan *> . . . .: . ••. • * •■*. *; H e lp fu l H in ts To Keep Dogs 8Xats out o f your flower beds or garden Blend -foge+her: A cups wa+er 1 w h o le onion I w h o le garlic I Teaspoon Tabasco sauce Fbur This mixTure around Economic Development Office County of Vuican 2 Business Development * $tart-up counselling & planning assistance . financial counseling * government 4 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) Vulcan Phone (403) 485-2001 120 Centre Street Vulcan, AB TOL 2B0 A L A Y N E J. S IN C L A IR Barrister & Solicitor Vulcan on Tuesdays & Thursdays Residential, Commercial & Farm Land Sales, Purchases and Mortgages, Wills & Estate Planning, Enduring Power of Attorney, Personal Directives, Estate Administration, Dependent Adult matters, Incorporations and General Corporate and Business matters, Oil & Gas, Commercial, Trade-marks. Bus: (403) 934-4787 Fax: (403) 934-4744 email: sinclair@canuck.com Box 2261 139 Is1 Avenue Strathmore, AB T1P 1K2 N -S UPHOLSTERY 485 - 6032 Custom Club I covers | & | ‘stuffed fishers \ • Ol' Hawkeye i *2 Miles McGregor I Rear of 311 - 3 St. North, Vuican, AB § | Neville Box 787, TOL 2B0 Irene | &cCteaBbi3tM3<3i5^^ CLOTHING INC. : »»»»»»»»»»»»II8 2a S. Vulcan, AB««««««««»»»»»»»>2 ‘Alia 485-2358 *Tan Jay ‘ Seasons Lauren Jeffreys Thunder Bay Coats N ‘ Kayanna Lingerie *Wranglers (men & women) "LA . Seat Covers ‘Jockey Underwear Garey Petite ‘ Mr. Leonard >. W ish in g 'E v e ryo n e << H a p p y E a s te r ^ "S p rin g F lin g S a le " S r »»»»»»»Spring Merchandise has arrived««««««« 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 o f our Cavity Free Club are entered into a monthly draw fo r a $25 Gift Certificate Redeemable at Wolfe's Hardware Toy and Sporting Goods Department n £W patients are always welcome tl|Av c n u tiTlo rJliTsy u IcahT! VILLAGE OF MILO NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT Notice is hereby given that the following application for a Development Permit has been received: 1. N E 1/4 SEC 31-18-21-W4th, a chemical shed and a fertilizer plant Any person who deems he or she may be affected by the issuance o f this Development Permit and proposes to make an oral or written submission to the Municipal Planning Commission, must notify the Municipal Planning Commission within fourteen (14) days to the date o f first publication o f this advertisement, i f his/her submission is to be considered. Notices are to be filed in writing addressed to the Municipal Planning Commission, Village o f Milo, Box 65, Milo, Alberta TOL 1L0. Any submissions meeting the deadline for notification will be heard at the meeting o f the Municipal Planning Commission on or about 10:00 a.m. on April 8,1999 in the Village o f Milo Office. Dated this 25th day o f March 1999. Dorothy Way, Municipal Administrator m . S T fe 'U J k a. HsfyVJoc**. Let's ju s t say i f you keep eating like you do. vour skin mav exDlode.” Milo U.C.W. The March 4th meeting was opened with repeating of the U.C.W. Purpose. Six members were present. The minutes and treasurer's report were read and adopted. There will be a joint service on Palm Sunday, March 28th, with the Lutheran Church at the United Church. The U.C.W. will supply sguares and open-faced buns for the congregation,and the Sunday School will supply hot dogs and cupcakes for the kids. Plans for.the World Day of Prayer were finalized. We host the March birthdays at Extendicare on the tenth. The Church Board Ham Supper is on March 23rd. The Shoe-box article for April is Tooth- Paste. Susan is 'hostess for April. Marilyn Posein read an.article "Give ' Your" Worries.to God".Marilyn closed the meeting with the Lord's Prayer; then served a lovely lunch. Our next meeting is April 1st in the Church basement. The doors are open to everyone. Secretary U.C.W. Marilyn Healy The Easter Lilies Ar»t> Mums will Arrive At the school on TuesbAVj, MArch 30th. If you Iiavc purchaset) one or wore, your saIcs person showlb be beliverins it to you shortly. H&ppy £ Aster to everyone from the stwbents ant> staff of Milo Community School!! The Milo Curling Club would like to thank Hfjj our sponsors o f th e M ixed T an k a rd jy f v e n t - J c i m i e ' s A G r o o d s i i A / e n I — i I I i p ' s I < :*r f i I C E v e n t - S c o t i a b a n k - A A i l o M a r k 's O i l e i e l e d S e r v i c e R E N O B E > C T E - CD I—I E 1VT I C A L— E> B I L L ED E I T Z B U S H E L L F A . R IVI S P ra irie p e r f e c t ion c a t e r in g U IS^C F » E R t O B l_ l I V I 1= E M i lo L io n s C lu b Coming Events for April March 27.Strathmore 60th Charter Night April 5. .Nanton Interclub April 7. .Regular meeting.7:00 pm April 10. .Lomond Charter Night April 14. .Executive meeting.8:00 pm April 17. .OfficerTraining school April 21. .Regular meeting.7:00 pm April 24. .Milo Charter Night April 28. .Executive meeting.8:00 pm After reading last weeks Lions Report, we have something we think we should add. We are the only Service Club in the community but we are certainly not the only organization serving the community. We commended the Can Opener group for their excellent job, but our entire district is made up of people willing to give of their time and effort to make this a thriving community. We have the hall board, the restaurant board, the curling club board, the" town council, the recreation board and the list goes on. The Lions support them and they support the Lions. From the minutes again a brief run down of the months activities. Lion Eugene Bushell had his 59th birthday again. A thank you was received from the Vulcan EM.S. for our donation end another from STARS. A donation was also made towards the High River Cataract Surgery Program. Ten members went by bus for a return visit to this years twin club, Cremona. Garry Middlestead was the designated driver. Alan Bartsch led a group of nine to the Highwood Interclub- pn March 22- There will be a few Lions attending Strathmore’s 60th Anniversary Charter Night on March 27. The Lions again held their Ladies Night out with fifty people attending a great show and dinner at the BlackieTheatre. It was a real treat for the ladies not having to cook supper. Thanks so much to everyone fo r the wonderful party!! 7Vhat a stroke o f genius to have it a t the rink - that way my house didn't need to be cleaned, f o r those o f you yet to reach 4 0 ■ it's great!! I'v e never had so much attention!! Thanks again. Joanne Monner “ I can loan you money for a boat or a snowmobile, but Qot for cattle feed." SIGNS YOU MAY BE A C A N A D IA N 1. You stand mov i e , no 2. Y o u 're not "Homo Mil 3. You unde rs "Could yo serviette 4. You eat c of candy in "line-ups" at the t 1i nes. offended by the term k" tand the phrase, u please pass me a , I just spilled'.'. hocolate bars instead bars. 5. You drink pop , not G . You know what it m on pogey . 7. You know that a mi 2-4 eh ! " means "Par ty a 8. You don ' t hold you your brea st wh en y na t iona 1 an the m . 3. You can d r ink lega s t i 11 a 'teen . 10. You know that Fra ang 1ophon es , an d a 1 not e 1 ec t r i ca 1 dev 11. You talk abou t th with Frie nds and s a 1 i ke . 12. You don 't car e ab w . ^ t h Cuba , i t 's ju p 1 ac e to t rave 1 to 13. Whe n the re is a s 1 em , you turn to y ment to F i x it ins 14. You ' re not su re i oF the na t i on has and don ' t want to 15.You get m ilk in ba in carton s and p 1 a 1G . Pik e is a typ e oF some part oF the h 17. You dr i ve on a hi a F ree way . 18. You sit on a couc erFi eld — that is s town in Quebec i 13. You know what a R sere wdr i ve r is a chest- 20 . Y ou have Cana d ian T ire mon ey i n your k itch en drawers • 21 . Y ou know that TtThri 11s are some th ing to chew an d tttas te 1 ike soap " 22 . Y ou know that Mount ies »tdo n Tt: a 1 wa ys loo k li ke tha t: 1»T 23 . You know wher e bask etb a 11 was real iy i nv ente d . 24 . Y ou know who won th e wa r of 1812 . 25 . You read rath er tha n scann ed th i s 1i s t . ---c ou rtes y R. Feni uk 5Let hb r idge Milo Village Office Hours: Tuesday 8:30 a m- 1 l:30ajn. 1-4 pjn. •mursaay 8:oo -1 i:oo a m PHONE: 599-3883 FAX: 599-2201 NOTICE THE NEXT VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING WILL BE ON MONDAY, APRIL 19,1999 AT 7:00 P.M. THE VILLAGE OFFICE WILL BE OPEN ON MONDAY, MARCH 29TH, 1999 AND CLOSED ON TUESDAY, MARCH 30TH 1999. 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V £ 2 > £ s r O TH/A/6S , .M.\/Aa/* IA T T A Five year old Thomas was practicing what he had learned in Kindergarten. He told his Mom that he knew the names oF the oceans, and ticking them off on his Fingers, he recited, " PaciFic Ocean; Artie Ocean; Atlantic Ocean; Native Ocean (Indian Ocean); (You see, it is not polite to use the word, Indian in our school . ) # # # * * * # # # * * * # # # * * * # # # £ * * # # # * * * Having made a pair oF blue jeans For his older brother, his Grandma thought she should make a pair For Five year old Trevor a l s o . Because she knew that his Favorite hockey team was the AnnaJ^eim Mighty Ducks, she sewed the emblem on a back pocket. Trevor was delighted to say the least, and when ready For bed, he wore them under his P . J . ' s . Finally convinced that he could really wear them the next day, he relented to take them oFF . He thanked Grandma For them, and then in the next breath, said," Could you please make a pair oF Toronto Maple LeaF blue jeans For my Dad? That's his very best team!" "Anthony", answered my two year old Grandson when he was asked his name. "Tell me your Full name," Quizzed his Mom. 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Towing Wheel Lift & Dollies Small Repairs Used Parts for Sale Septic Tank Cleaning Mud Pits, Sumps Holding Tanks Portable Toilets Cisterns Flooded Basements Irrigation Lines Etc. "24 hour Emergency Service " " D o n 't O v e r f l o w Don’t forget I ’m No I ’ In the No 2 business Thank you for your support! You can not do wrong without suffering wrong h oo *r g a n i z e d f o r s a v i n g s /CO-OP r * . NOT FOR P ROF I T " ARROWWOOD CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LTD. PHONE: 534-3803 P.O. BOX 120 ARROWWOOD, ALBERTA TOL 0B0 PHONE 534-3803 Welcomes Milo & Queenstown A rea Residents Open: Monday - Friday 8:00am -12:00pm 1:00pm - 5:30pm Saturday 8:00am-12:00pm Lumber - Hardware - Paint Housewares - Sporting Goods Tires - Batteries - Feed - Salt Drop in for a free coffee Bring this ad with you and receive 10% discount C o -o p membership available, but not a requirement to purchase For all parents with children entering Kindergarten in the fall. There will be a meeting April 22, - 8:00 pm at the school located in the meeting room. CUpstairs between the Gr. 3/4 & 5/6 rooms. See you there.) — , ▼ " A * 'T / P I C A C i A V C ? A A / Q P t w e R "B e /A /G TtoeusriE* i t ~V^c -£ /Zir /T j o e e i ^ f i - 'f c rTys> / " M Jk/z> /tfe v&LuAjreoe ' * //Y iA jP r jJ )/Ju ^ > s ,u /* /-~ - /->^ — /©£ 7*?/S „ . . ^ O A f iZ TJHTLE~* F A P e je s . x v i. M ilo L io n s C lu b CHARTER NIGHT Saturday, April 24,1999 at Milo Community Hali ( ■ :■ ■ ,■ ' i . ' . . 7" ~ " A Dance Entertainment: " B a t t l e R i v e r B a n d " Cocktails Dinner Dance Gue s t Speaker : BERNIE GR IB B EN 6:00pm 7:00pm 9:00pm Vice-District Governor $20.00 per person Everyone welcome N O R T H & COMPANiggSt™ B-A-R-R-l-S-T-E-R-S- and -S-O-L-l-C-l-T-O-R-S Dr. Robert J. (Bob) Langridge, will be attending in Milo at the Village Office the first Friday of each month from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Appointments may be made by calling 485-2070 NORTH & COMPANY B A R R I S T E R S m l S O L I C I T O R S R. PHILLIP M. NORTH, Q.C * BARRIE C. BROUGHTON • TIMOTHY E. PERRY ROBERT J. LANGRIDGE WAYNE C. PETERSEN • GARRY W. KASKIW * TRACY M. HEMBRGFF DOUGLAS R. LINT * BRIAN J. MURRAY • HEATHER A. DONISON ALEXANDERG. McKAY' ANITA I. WAHL RODNEYC. FONG Vulcan: 104 Center Street East 485-2070 £ & 5 BLACKIE STUDENT WINS TRIP TO NEW YORK! Levi Goodwin, a grade 10 student at Highwood High School in High River was awarded an all expense paid trip to the United Nations in New York. He won first place in “The United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth” speaking competion sponsored by the Odd Fellow & Rebekah Lodges. His speech was about The International Year of the Older Person, which the United Nations have proclaimed 1999 to be. Each year one student from each of the seven zones in Alberta is awarded the trip. The trip is about two weeks long and takes place in July. Last years winner in this zone was JanLaree Denbigh of Vulcan. Even though Lodges in this zone are located at High River, Cayley, and Blackie; the area extends from Carmangay to Okotoks and Nanton to Lomond. Second place winner in this zone wins a trip to Camp SUNIA (Seminar on the United Nations & International Affairs) which is held at Goldeye Centre near Nordeg. This year Michelle Lyckman of Carmangay placed second with her speech entitled The Queen of Hearts about the life of Princess Diana. Michelle is a grade 10 student at County Central High School in Vulcan. Every student (who is not a winner of the trip) that participates in the speaking competition is also entitled to apply for a scholarship through the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Alberta when they they go on to post secondary education. Rheanna Flitton of Champion was awarded a $500.00 scholarship last year. To win these trips, students age 15 to 18 compete in a public speaking competition, speaking 8 to 10 minutes on a topic pertaining to the United Nations or world affairs. In New York they will be part of 150 students from all over the world touring the United Nations. Over the summer 750 students will have completed the tour. This year is the 50th consecutive year the Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodges have sponsored this event. This years contest was held at the Blackie Odd Fellow Hall in Blackie March 14/99 at 1:30 p.m. Chairperson was Shirley Zuehlke, from Fairview Rebekah Lodge in Blackie. 1999 is the 180th Anniversary of Odd Fellowship. The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows welcome new members. We are striving to make this world a better place in which to live. Odd Fellowship is an International Fraternal organization with various charitable works in communities. One of our more recognizable is the tab program to help buy wheelchairs for those is need. Please save your tabs - they can be taken to any of the schools in the area. We also welcome any inquiries. In this area contact Shirley Zuehlke, Vulcan Res. 485-2204, Bus. 485-6900; Marge Weber, Vulcan 485-2640; or Zola Webber, Milo 599-2304. "Juggling Program M Scarves Needed, please!!!! Milo Students' Union is sponsoring a new exciting "juggling" program for all students in our school. To get started we need about 300 lightweight scarves (chiffon is excellent!). If you have any you could donate they would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. fee the ley® e f The Giandkids o f Sonny and Marina Vannatla, and Betty Domolewski, have been performing dance at the Yates Theatre in Lethbridge again this year. Both Jackie and Lindsey Domolewski performed in the Festival o f Stars on Mar. 6 th to a M l house, many from Milo and Lomond. With 6 years and 4 years o f dance instruction, both girls are now competitive dancing, recently competing in Dance Magic Nationals held in Lethbridge Mar 10 - 14th. Studios participating were Cranbiock, St Albert Sherwood, Edmonton, Calgary, Brooks, Fort MacLeod, Coaldale, Cardston, Lethbridge and Taber. First Place winners am eligible to go on competing in Aubum, Spokane WA, Portland OR and on to Seaside OR for the National Championships. Jackie, age 10, performed in. a Jazz group, a Ballet group, as well as a Jazz solo, and was happy with a 1st and 3rd trophy. Lindsey, age 6, performed with her Ballet group, and Jazz group and proudly shows o ff her two 1st trophies. But these two trophies didn't come easy fo r little Lindsey. Taking the morning o ff school. getting harr and makeup and costumes pressed for her performance proved to be very stressful as when mom, Jackie and Lindsey arrived at the Theatre they discovered that Lindsey's dance shoes were le ft81 homo! ! filiio GRSHDKID5 C om p e te in t e ih t e id ^ e Both Jackie and Lindsey have recently passed their Tap Exams with honors and are currently studying for their Ballet Exams. These exams are very strict disciplines and require many many hours o f classes, practices and far too many trips to Lethbridge and Taber. Mom gets a bit testy when things don't fall into place, yet as you may remember her predicament during last year's Tap Exam— "H er mother suffered minor m emory loss preparing fo r Jackie's tap exam which was held in Taber. Getting up early that morning, fussing and stewing o ver hair, makeup and dance attire, they were greeted to a fla t tire! Quickly on the rifad. her train o f thought reverted in the direction to the hr ice weekly trip to Lethbridge. To h e r surprise, once arriving in Lethbridge, a panic attact hit as they realized the tap exam was to be held in TaberJ A very sad and disappointed little face looked at her mother as the tap exam was missedl But hey, this year not only did they arrive in the right town, even 1 hour before the exam, they were also greeted with a standing ovation o f clapping and cheering from very understanding and supporting dance moms and dads! Another go round will take place in Lethbridge, April 8 to 11th, when Jackie and Lindsey wiH be competing once again. Hopefully with, their own dance shoes!! With little time till curtain call, they tied up a set o f Jackie's shoes, 4 sizes too big for Lindsey, and threw her o ff on stage telling her to smile for the audience! The Show Must Go On! Now Lindsey deserves to clutch on to those two trophies. as she entered the stags smiling at the judges, scrunching her toes so Jackie's shoes wouldn’t fall o ff,,, and yet she never missed a beat, kept her poise god performed the required number with sheer detenuinatian. Once the number was finished, their group ran o ff the stage towards the curtains waving their arms frantically, when Lindsey's acquired shoe flew o ff her foot and up into the black curtain. Quite an effective ending very much unplanned, yet surprisingly successful! You may not want to miss their year end performances to be held May 28 and 29 for two shows. The entire Studio o f Lethbridge and Taber w ill be showing o ff their dances as studied throughout this long season o f Sept through May. It is a very enjoyable, talented dance performances o f Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop, Lyrical and Modem dancing, from students age 3 to 18. Admission is very reasonable, less than S10, and can be ordered through Wanda Domolewski, o f o f Course their proud grandparents. We hope to see some o f you there! ” rho kiK>yvS, maybe the Domoiovsiu giris vviil K , Alavs# u iv u uxv/urvi u a ru v u v jr 4 h A « \ .v d m tm r tC A C o v w will occur!! But then again. Hilo F riday . 5-'30-']:3q Resi st rc4+16n Handoui B(ble liyvferV , liaise Ku.les.e-ic. f«a i Z u p p e - r Mixers. (^ a on eO . 7;3&-?-Q0; Hov/rije. Vo VV\e \aVe. . . . %:cc- lO'Cti, Campfire., hot choc., singing lidor\j Ve. .1)er.^tia^_Le.Theis^ • Praise band _________________ I.O'rOQ. 1 Ride, back in Milo on InnyvQA^nnS .10-4*5 . I Home, Veam mee.it 11 '• QO. 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F re e 4-ime ^ ;30>-l3.;0Q C on c e r t / daviee I3.--0O Mid ni^hi" dev/A-Vion-s _l;,oo A4i L»aVvh> nirb S u n d a y ^ :QQ:- (0 :3C _ B ):i?a k . - fa s i________________ IQ-30.- II--0.C _f>J^ia.lLj3roup.J^X ap._u (D .j £ j y \ y s j- e r y $o\si<zA J LUpo •_) £ U l-.V/wcshJ.p__HGomrovni+u Mali ' I2.:i>5-J;30. j3p> Q \unch____ _____ P B o - j- o c _P_fiC-k .F a r e u j e j l l Get well wishes to all the following people who have undergone surgery recently; Colin Campbell, Lori Vooys, Dale Deitz and Ron Fetkenher. Get well soon, spring is in the air: Best wishes are extended to George Gooch, a patient in High River Hosp. Get well to Mary Chambers who is recovering in the hospital in Calgary and Joe Clements who is waiting for heart surgery in the hospital there also. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Margaret Lahd, who is a patient in the Vulcan Hospital. Get Well wishes to Bud Groves who is scheduled for heart surgery in April. r tf ' rv*\>Yrt! t> ttn > c r Our sincere condolences to the Cutforth family on the recent passing of Bill. We would like to express our thanks andappeciation to everyone who helped to make our ham supper a success. To all who attended, the young people who helped, meat cutters, pie cutters, vegetable cutters, and clean-up crew - THANK YOU. Milo United Church Bd. ***************************** I would like to thank the "WELCOME WAGON" and all the sponsors for all the goodies I have received.lt is nice to know that person is welcome. Thank you. Hans Friedrickson ***************************** The Milo Ice Committee would like to thank all the families and individuals for their continued support and membership in helping to keep our arena operational. Also, thanks to all the parents and sons who helped clear and flood the ice. ******************************* Condolences are extended to David and Julie Nelson and family on the passing of Julie's aunt in Calgary, a sister to Ursula Williams. the Milo Drop-In Centre a BIG "THANK YOU" to the Monday Volunteers at theDrop- In Centre. ******************************* We would like to thank the person or persons who shoveled our walk right to our door when we were away. MILO CURLING CLUB Ladies Bonspiel Sponsors Milo Curling Club would like to thank the following sponsors for their very generous donations to this years ladies bonspieli Slick-Up Saloon & Rooming House (Milo Hotel - Jennifer Gore) Marks Oilfield Services, Inc. (Doug & Mary) Jamie’s A.G. Foods (Jamie & Carol Robertson) Scotiabank, Milo (Don Kinney) Classic Country Sewing (Laurie Umscheid) Weekenders (Sheila Winch) Flowers W Fancies (Dorothy Healy) Greg & Cynthia Deitz George & Pat Leonzio
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