Milo Canopener (April 1, 2001)

• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: Milo Community Volunteers 2001
• Subjects: Milo (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Fairbanks; Canada; Lent; Kay; Payne; Sheila; Dee; Gough; Laurie; Steamboat; Sav’; Colleen; Garry; McIntyre; Elva; Saloon; Benedict; Gauthier; Rath; Corey; Two Brothers; The Monument; Simmonds; Shearer; Bushell; Davey; McCallum; Carmacks; Pire; Pimple; Atta; Dreyfus; Meeks; Arman’; Gere; Kyle; Reno; Slave Lake
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/230

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. Subscription Rates Pick up or delivered $14.00 Mailed $22.00 Single Copies $2.00 Ad Rates Business Directory $ 5.00 Quarter Page $6.00 Half Page $8.00 Full Page $ 15.00 Classifieds $2.00 The following items are free of charge Letters to the Can Opener are welcome. Notices Announcements (Wedding, Anniversary, Births, Showers, etc.) Cards of Thanks News Items Articles Please sign them, no letters will be printed if not signed. Requests to remain anonymous will be honored. Please send items to the following staff Georgina Lilly.599-2424 Iris Gough.599-2377 Betty Lou Whaley.599-2466 Cartoons or Kids sav the darndest things Marina Vannatta. 381-6389 Can Opener Staff Georgina Lilly, Iris Gough, Betty Lou Whaley, Betty Armstrong, Julie Nelson, Charlotte Nelson, Zola Webber, Marina Vanatta Milo Can Opener Box 12, Milo, Alberta. TOL 1L0 FAX # [phone] Items may be left at Jamie’s Foods, in the Can Opener BoxGoods & Services valuventure travel Val Umscheid travel consultant/tour guide Box 88 Milo, AB T0L1L0 ph: 1 [phone] fax: [phone] toll free: 1 [phone] email: [e-mail] United AUTO REFINISHING (division of Charma Holdings Ltd.) "We meet by accident" COMPLETE AUTO BODY & REFINISHING LOCATED IN MOSSLEIGH. 3"ohH BatH BESIDE J.D.' s CAFE [phone] Donald W. Kinney Manager Box 150 Milo. Alberta TOL 1LO Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] C Scotiabank BUSINESS HOURS: Mon - Thurs 10:00 - 12:00 1:00 - 3:00 Friday 9:30-12:00 1:00- 530 ALAN VAILE TRUCKING Bulk Grain, Highboy & Light Lowboy Hauling Box 64 Lomond AB T0L-1GO___________ -r- --- — i*h. & Fax: [phone] Steve Valle Cell: [phone] Darcy Vaile Cell: [phone] dvaile@telusplaneLnet MOBILE MASSAGE THERAPY Carla Winch Registered Massage Therapist Specialized in Relaxation, Therapeutic and Corporate Massage Res:[phone] Cell:[phone] FAIRBANKS DENTURE CLINIC 125 Centre Street, Vulcan, Alberta TOL 2B0 485-2368 Scott D. Fairbanks - Denturist OFFICE HOURS: Wednesday 9:00 a m ■ 5:00 p.m Friday 1.00 p.m. - 5:00 p in. GRANT, KRYSTALOW1CH & BENNETT CERTIFIED GENEFtAL ACCOUNTANTS FULL ACCOUNTING SERVICES AND CONSULTING ^LMARy KAy. Donna Bennett Deitx Independent Beauty Consuilani P.O. Box 239 Vulcan, Alberta TOL 2B0 Phone: [phone] P.O. Box 37. Milo, Alio. TOL U0 [phone]M.D. (Lori) Vooys, CIM, FCSI Box 150 Personal Investment Manager Milo, AB TOL 1L0 RENO BEXTE Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] Cell: [phone] \1/Ueed (Control (Centre P & H GRAIN LTD. AGENT FOR ALTA HAIL INS. § Scotiabank TELEPHONE: [phone] ANYTIME FAX: [phone]S2 IN-SHOP MQSST.KKHI, AB TOT, IPO MOBILE MLS Magnuson Realty "Make Your Winning Move With Us" Archambault Mechanical MOLD 4 I0RHA KAGSOSOH.i --- FARM, RANCH & COMMERCIAL RECREATIONAL & LEASING RESIDENTIAL & REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS Phone [phone] - Fax. [phone] - Cell. 403485-7602 , P.O.Box 958 104 Centre Streel East1 Vulcan, Alta. TOL 2B0 ~ Dave Box 155, Milo, AB, TOL 1L0 Telephone: [phone] Cellular [phone] BUFFALO HILLS OILFIELD SERVICES LTD Dave Sletto P.O. Box 164 Milo, AB. ToLiLo (Z4 Hour Service) Ph: (403) 485*2229 Ph: [phone] Fax: [phone] A prominent doctor discovered that cheerful people resist disease better than chronic grumblers. He concluded that. “The surly bird gets the germ”. -from ‘Laugh Away Your Tensions’ fD e CL J l i'r\ e for Mdy Cao. Ope_oej' - p ph 1 l oWe Would Like To Thank Our Advertiser For Their Continued Support Without Them We Would Not Be Able To Print This Paper For The Enjoyment of the Readers. 599-3868 '** 120-Centre Street Milo, Alberta TOI 1L0f t OPEN TUESDAY to SATURDAY X Phillips Agricultural Products and Services Box 292 Lomond, Alberta TOL1GO—— Robert Phillips Telephone: [phone] Toll Free: 1-800-387-8486 Cellular [phone] Fax: [phone] Esscr VULCAN VILLAGE GAS BAR r o. nox 42s VULCAN. ALTA. TOL 200 PHONE: [phone] FOOD TO GO Garry & Bernardine Nelson 485-2519 REMCO REMCO MEMORIALS The Monument Professionals Since 1924 Ask about the Remccrwritten Bonded Guarantee - with no time limit. Racille Ellis 897-3013 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 Closed Moncty Monday-Sunday.8*30 am - 8:00 pm Beer&. Wine with meals To own your own home is good business To find you the right home is our business For all your residential, acreages, farm and commerical needs give us a call Come see out talking window - our properties speak for themselves [phone] toll free: 1-888-850-8115 visit our Website at www lcn2000.com/rapldrealty/ E-mail: wIlMewE^telusptanet.net Box 1 J08. 1 20 Centre Street.Vulcan. Alberta TOL 280 71 PIO R EALTY^J^ra*r*^Perfection CATERING/SERVIC CE Allan and Colleen Barlsch MILO. Alla phone. [phone] Sc J^iraigfyi, (Eleait Sc pimple INTERNATIONAL RECORDING ARTISTS Coll: [phone] Fax: [phone] I.AH-MAH PROMO Phr (403^ 381-6389 Fax: [phone] Keepin’ the Country In music ©Fa (So Mo L5s©BimQiXB [phone] P.O. Box 87, Vulcan, Alberta, Canada BUS. 599-3731 RES. 599-2153 PAT GAUTHIER Petroleum Agent UNITED FARMERS OF ALBERTA CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED BOX 58. MILO. ALBERTA TOL 1 LO 2>, 8. 5, rump OPTOMETRIST BOX 972 VULCAN. ALBERTA TOL 2B0 TELEPHONES 485-2177 485-2886 CORNER STORE & GARAGE OIL - GAS - DIESEL - REPAIRS - WELDING A.M.A. TOWING MERV & FRANCES GOLDTHORPE 485 - 6671 Jamie's f? Foods Carol and James Robertson Box 38 Milo, AB. TOL 1L0 Ph. 403-599-3922 Fax [phone]UPHOLSTERY & TARP MANUFACTURING 120 Main Street Champion, AB Toll free: 1 [phone] CPlcasc caLL before you come to be sure well be at the shop when you get here! Thanh you! SNemLLe & Orene Councilor’s Comments These are my opinions and do not necessarily reflect Vulcan County Policy The County crews will start work soon. Nick has put several gravel trucks on the road already. This cold weather may stop work for a few days but most of the equipment is ready to go. Not a lot of time was spent snowplowing the secondary highways so we may have made a few dollars there. The road grader worked off and on most of the winter and most roads are in pretty good shape. None of the new equipment the County ordered has arrived yet. It seems a lot of heavy equipment id made as ordered. Your County Council has some concerns about the 911 system. It seems the directions to the emergency are not always coming across accurately. Emergency equipment must be able to respond quickly and precise directions are a must. We are hoping the situation can be corrected. For several years now your Council has been studying what to do with the administrator______ building. It no longer meets the new codes for accessibility. As well the heating and air conditioning system are totally impossible to live with. The building has many problems that need to be addressed. We need to, in the next year or so, decide to remodel, rebuild or repair. Either way is expensive. I believe there is a new release about this in the Advocate. Grant Lahd The Milo United Church sincerely thank each and everyone for your willingness to help us in anyway to make our Ham Supper a success year after year. Making the many pies that are needed, cooking and cutting up the hams, supplying ovens to bake the potatoes. Helping with the job of doing dishes and cleaning up after, etc. We greatly appreciate your support by coming out to the supper In return you are helping us keep our Church doors open (with a Minister) for Weddings, Funerals, Baptisms, Tiny Tots, etc. etc. Helping one another is what keeps a community going. An added bonus, you didn’t have to think of what to make for supper that night!! THANK YOU AND GOD BLESStJde Gas/er Draw willSe a ^Hungarian r\ tjin Iroidered GaEle CRunner r\ ~ & 2 consolationprizes ™ $1.00/ticdet with allproceeds going to the dee Greain - 10 oj the mosi delicious and popularflavours (Glpril25id) 7?)adding ouiplants - Geraniums jj Gomatoes £ CPeppers come in ditagVILLAGE OF MILO MINUTES FROM THE FEBRUARY 19, 200] MEETING The regular meeting of tire Village of Milo was held on Monday, February 19, 2001 at 7:20 p.m. at the Village Office. Present were Mayor Bath, Councillor Vooys. Councillor Whaley and Municipal Administrator Dorothy Way. The minutes of the meeting held on Monday, January 15, 2001 were read. Mayor Rath moved the adoption of these minutes. lire School Advisory meeting is Feb. 20th, the Oldman River meeting is the 1st of March. Councillor Vooys advised that the Oldman River Basin has their advisory board set up. The Economic Development Commitee has purchased a new computer. The next EDC meeting is Feb. 28th. We have received the new battery for the tractor. The Water Co-op final bill for 2000 has been finalized. The Municipal Administrator has contacted Carmacks and is waiting for a estimate from them, and is still trying to contact Barry McFarland for information on street improvement funding. MOVED by Councillor Vooys that the Village apply for the STEP grant this year. CARRIED. A letter was received from MPE Engineering Ltd. asking for approval by the Village Council to tie-in (3) roof downspouts to the Village's sanitary sewer system, when they replace the sanitary sewer service lines at the Milo Elementary School this summer. MOVED by Mayor Bath that the Village Council approve the (3) tie-in roof downspouts to the Village's sanitary sewer system. CARRIED. The 2001 requisition for the Vulcan County Economic Development was received. This requisition is for S 696.60. MOVED by Councillor Whaley that we accept this requisition. CARRIED. The Village Council received the amended agreement between participating municipalities for the establishment of a regional solid waste authority. MOVED by Councillor Vooys that the Village of Milo approve the amended agreement between participating municipalities for the establishment of a regional solid waste authority. CARRIED. The assessor Lance Meeks has asked the Village to apply for an extension for the preparation of the assessment roll to March 31,2001. The Municipal Administrator has sent in a request for a extension. The next Council meeting for the Village of Milo was set for Monday, March 19, 2001 at 7:00 p.m. in the Village Office The meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m. A TTENTION GYMNASTICS ENTHUSIASTS: WE HA VE BEEN APPROACHED B Y DARLENE TRA VIS (THE GYMNASTICS COACH) TO OFFER A 2-3 DA Y GYMNASTICS WORKSHOP LATE IN AUGUST/01. THIS IS A LONG WA YS OFF, BUT WE NEED TO BOOK HER TIME IF THE NUMBERS ARE FEASIBLE. PLEASE CONTACT MONNIE @ 599-2307 IF YOU FEEL YOUR CHILD WOULD BE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING.Frank Mclneniy Auctions Ltd. Vulcan, AB Serving The Agriculture Industry Since 1967 [403] 435-2440 Frank Mclneniy Stacey Mclneniy Les McIntyre Foothills Livestock Auction Stavely, AB 1403154942120 --- ~' Regular sales every Friday Special Calf Sales Bred Sales as announced For up to date marketing call: Frank Mclneniy Les McIntyre [phone] [phone] cell: [phone] cell: [phone] F M Trailer World Located at Foothills Livestock Auction Stavely. AB Southern Alberta's Exclusive JVorlert Sealer N0RBERT DEX Stock, Horse, Flatdecks New & Used Call Stacey 1-800-205-1999An Illusion Artist, Brent Smith Keeps His Audience Guessing!!! There are a lot of deep, dark secrets in the world of magic, but the talents of Lloydminster magician Brent Smith is not one of them. Since moving to the border city from Calgary two and a half years ago, Smith has been gaining in popularity' and his shows can be seen at parties and special events. An age-old mystery, magic has changed with the times and Smith represents the new age generation of magicians. Just 32 years of age he has been practicing his art of illusion for more than 20 years. Like most males, his father was his inspiration and influence. Because of an active imagination Smith had trouble falling asleep as a child, so his father introduced him to the world of deception. Brent would crawl into bed with his dad and watch him make coins disappear and do other tricks,it was all really cool he recalls. Later he saw the major magicians on T V. like David Copperfield and Doug Hemming. He watched them levitate ladies and cut them in half and he thought that pretty neat. So he started saving his allowance until he had saved enough to buy himself a trick. With his money firmly in his hand he looked in the Calgary' Phone book to locate a magic shop. His first trick was called the penetrating frame and he would spend endless hours repeating the steps to the trick before springing it on his parents and friends and gave his first show when he was about 13 or 14. He acquired a taste for entertainment at a very early age and it is a taste he is still trying to satisfy. Magic, he says isn’t impressive without an awe-struck audience. With the money he made in his early shows he re-invested into building bigger and better tricks. Today, Smith’s now Grand Illusions and his 20 years of hard work and experience is evident in every show, which has grown from a few simple card and coin tricks to a point where he purchased more elaborate tricks, such as a box used to saw his assistant in half. His act is flowing, humorous and amazing, but like all entertainers Smith has gone through some hardships. Although he says he nev.gr went through Lhe.‘starving artist syndrome- he maintains his magic is still his hobby, which he is constantly practicing and performing when not doing his regular job. He feels that magic is sort of an art form, the same as dancing, singing or the theatre. It is entertainment and the feedback from the audience is really satisfying. (excerpt from an article written by Dan Feser in the Lloydminster Times) On Saturday April 7th at the Milo Lions Club Charter Night, we look forward to seeing Brent Smith performing some of his special magic!! Milo Lions Club CHARTER NIGHT aturdau J ) on 7 200/ at Milo (22o m m u n i tej M a 11 Su-per Procjraro W\asW of Moujic 6re.ni SmGh Guest Speaker: So^don Pru-sKi District Governor Cocktails 6:00pm Dinner 7:00pm $20.00 per person short SKvt btj +G. M.loLior\5 uThc Mad Trappy"________Everyone welcome J GREGION LSRAf?' Charter Glenn £ Marie Logan Douglas & Heather Logan [phone] [phone] vsw w. wheatcrest, com FAMILY HAIRSTYLING X 599-2491 X MILO HOURS TUES - FRI. 10:00-5:30 SAT 10:00-2:00 WED. Mens walk in 10:00-12:00 Waxing, Eyelash & Eyebrow Tinting. Recently at one of our Can Opener work sessions, a question was raised about “Soup Can Labels”, why are they collected? what is done with then? and how is it all done? With fantastic super sleuthing on the writers’ part, we were able to come up with some answers to these questions, and decided that if we informed our readers, they might also like to contribute to this cause. The labels in question are Campbell’s soup labels. There is a large receptacle at Jamie’s Food Store, and they can also be left at the school. Campbell’s has a program whereby if labels are sent to their company, points are then allotted to the local school. A catalogue is sent to the school listing various items that can be " obtained with the points collected. First the labels must show the Campbell’s name the type of soup and the bar code. This is best obtained if the labels are split down the back. Some members of the community will pick them up, trim them and put them into packs of 100. They are then sent to Campbell’s. For the regular size cans the school receives 1 point, for Chunky 2 points, and for the large cans 4 points. When enough points are collected something will be chosen for the use of pupils at the school. They are hoping to have enough points by Easter to order something from the catalogue. As per usual residents of Milo and district have been very supportive of this project, and our grateful thanks goes to all who help. There is also a past resident of this area, Loree Groves of Rocky Mountain House, who has been saving the labels and has sent down over 3000 labels for this project, a special thank you goes to Loree, from the school If you have not saved your labels in the past, perhaps you will now consider doing so, and putting them in the container at the store. Thank youNORM STOKES WELDING General and Oilfield Repair Custom Mowing New & Used Steel Sales Custom Built Trailers B-Pressure Welding m Norm Ph. 792-2255 Cell. 485-0365 Wade Ph. 792-22478 p Craig Ph. 792-3314 Cell. 485-0288 Y / I r ! r ■ V C - :■ tz: OU NTRY CZ7 /\ r i » i r CH ARE S|)OCi;tit/ii ><) In Carpi.;l:i. Upholr.lOiy. W.iUm l ). »< .1.1. j. ■ RVs. AulOS. Farm Mai.hini.My ij.hur.w-wrrzmrrfft Larry & Judy Dudley Box 023. Vulcan. AB TOL 2B0 • 1-103! 103 2906 Col (-103) 483- 7704 - Ceil (403) 481. 7722 J & L PAINTING PJUWT6R 'SPECIALIZING IN ALL Y0Uk% V [: VULCAN, ALBERTA INTERIOR & EXTERIOR NEEOS FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL LARRY DUDLEY Ph 485-2906 Cell 485-7722 . AA.Va^^ATTA Two little girls were play­ing at Kindergarten. One said,"Let's play house.I'll be the wife and you can be the ex-wi Fe." ###$$$###$$$###$■$$###$$$###$$$### ■ A 'wife invited some people to dinner. At the table she asked her six-year-old to say t he blessing. "I don't know what to say," she replied."Well, just say what you hear Mommy say." So she bowed her head and said,"Lord,why on earth did I invite all these people to di nne r?" ###$$£###$$$###$$$###$$$###$$$### A three-year-o1d went out to the barn with his Oad to see the new kittens. He ran back to tell his Mom that there were two boy kittens and three girl kittens. His Mom asked,"How did you know?" He answered, "Well, Daddy picked them up and looked underneath. I think it's printed on the bottom." CHILD'S definition of the spinal column; a long bunch of bones, the head sits on the top and '.you sit on the bottom.Home Based Businesses By Georgina Ully One of the many home based businesses in the Milo area is Earthworks Herbs & Medicinals, the brainchild of Tina Shier. She has worked in greenhouses for a number of years and has been running her own business formally in Langdon for 4 years and April 1 will mark her 1st full year of business in Milo. She is now in tire process of seeding & transplanting her herbs & medicinals. These plants range from Aloe Vera , the inner leaf flesh is used to promote healing of bums & cuts to Valerian, the roots, when made into a tea help to calm nerves & promote sleep. She is also trying Ginseng & Echinacea as long term projects. She sell many different plants such as Cuban Oregano, an assortment of Basils, mint, catnip, and heirloom tomatoes. These can be bought as bedding out plants, seeds, or dried herbs and maybe some yummy tomatoes this summer. Tina will also design & / or plant for you everything from a simple planter, kitchen herb garden, flower beds, to your whole garden. She also has access to a large line of therapeutic grade Essential Oils. She is currently taking bookings for bedding out plants & planters. These can be delivered in Milo & surrounding areas or book an appointment to come by the farm! For more information call Tina Shier at 599-2468 or email her at We are thinking of making this a regular column so call us with your home based business ______________ . - - — MiloCanopener --- ffm 2>UNN IT 9 Arr^R. TfraK/tiG Ttie cu>r4>^Ja- 7"M-e ///re B&fiaee, foe A*/ EAfZjLi A.M. STA&T, OuQ loCAi- ZAT>yt 'RtcKe.£> up 4e;#. wgm Aa/& 0J-ArX OAJ TtlElfZ U>A^ Tc> a f>/ZeS£j<STATl£»J PA4L SotlTA -- -••• //ki"JAT7A I ( . RZ. Tde u>AS “*** T4at st4e MAh ^ PiRE£6HTf\TID*J SUE fAObej-S To i>£^iC*JXr/i_Ar£ .B & S Gteatiw jbeli^a for 3 whale HARD WARE HARDWARE SECTION OPEN MARCH 31,2001 COME FOR COFFEE AND CHECK OUT THE SELECTION [phone] Toll free: 1-888-599-8908 Fax[phone] P.O. "Box 67, Milo, Alberta TOL HO Open - Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday For All those Born Before 1950 We are the survivors!!! Consider the changes we have seen. We were bom before television, before penicillin, before polio shots, frozen foods, xerox, plastic, contact lenses, frisbees and the pill. We were before radar, credit cards, atoms, laser beams, ballpoint pens, pantyhose, dish­washers, clothes dryers, electric, blankets, air conditioners, drip-dry clothes, and before man walked on the moon. We got married first and then lived togeth­er. In our time closets were for clothes, not for "coming out of", bunnies were small rabbits, and rabbits were not Volkswagons. Designer Jeans were scheming girls named Jean or Jeanne, and having a meaningful relationship meant getting along with our cousins. We were before house-husbands, gay rights, computer dating, dual careers and computer marriages. Before day care centres, roup therapy and nursing homes. We never eard of FM radio, tape decks, electric type­writers, artificial hearts, word processors, yogurt and guys wearing earrings. For us, time-sharing meant togetherness not condo­miniums, a chip was a piece of wood, hard­ware meant hardware, and software wasn't a word! In 1940 "made in Japan" meant junk and the term "making out" referred to how you did on your exam. Pizza, McDonald's and instant coffee were unheard of. We arrived when there were 5 and 10 cent stores, where you bought things for 5 and 10 cents. We bought ice cream cones for a nickel (chocolate covered 10 cents). For one nickel you could ride a street car, make a phone call, buy a Pepsi, or enough stamps to mail one let­ter and two postcards. You could buy a new Chevy Coupe for $600.00 but who could afford one; a pity as gas was 11 cents a gallon. In our day smoking was fashionable, grass was mowed, coke was a cold drink and pot was something you cooked in and Aids were helpers in the Principal's office. We were cer­tainly not before the difference between the sexes was discovered, but we were surely before the sex change; we made do with what we had. And we were the last generation that was so dumb as to think you needed a hus­band to have a baby. No wonder we are so confused and there is such a generation gap today. But we survived!! So, celebrate!!!SUMMER IS COMING DO YOU WANT TO FEEL BETTER, LOOK BETTER & HAVE MORE ENERGY WE HAVE A PROGRAM FOR YOU LOSE FAT, CELLULITE, INCHES FAST SAFE, DR. FORMULATED 100% GUARANTEED CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE www.4everslim.com ACCESS CODE 37613 OR CALL _____ - DEELANE SIMMONDS 599-2346 G. D’s REPAIR FOR All YOUR FEDS & REPAIRS Call: Gerald. Deitz 599-2354 or 599-2464 52 ORGANIZED FOR SAVINQS NOT FOR PROFIT" ARROWWOOD CO-OPERATIVE PHONE: [phone] P.O. BOX 120 ARROWWOOD, ALBERTA TOL 0B0 ASSOCIATION LTD. PHONE: [phone] Hours: 8-12 noon 1 - 5:30pm 8-12 noon Mon - Fri Saturday Your Farm Supply Store ‘Lawn &vGarden Supplies *Lumber *Hardware ‘Paint *Hydraulic Hoses ‘Belts ‘Bearings ____*Tires *Batteries *Accessories______ Teed *Salt ‘Propane ‘Bulk Fuel & Lubricants ‘Housewares ‘Plumbing ‘Sporting Goods 3 Services — ONE Location! 119 Centre Street, Vulcan ______485-6888 or 485-6900 V GOLDHA WK PRINTING & GRAPHICS All Your Printing Needs Color Laser Photocopies • Custom Calendars Iron on Transfers Laminating • Faxing • Rubber & Self Inking Stamps <cSu.h.h.ftE.i for tfiE Home Q/intnsr & fB> TlECAJ£rl If you don’t like the weather - START WINING BOTTLED DRINKING W WATER Ross Delivers! Town or Country Three Selections to choose from • Pure Drinking • Natural Spring • Steam Distilled Also SPARTA WATER in 1/2, 11/2, & 4 litre containers - Water Coolers to suit you household - DR. JAMES L. POTVIN B.Sc (Hons), D.D.S. General Dentistry 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 0_A_C Quality Dental Services - Comprehensive preventative exams including periodontal and oral cancer screening • Gentle hygiene care • Toothcoiored & 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 arc entered into a monthly draw for a STS Gifl Certificate Redeemable at Wolfe's Hardware Toy and Sporting Goods Department NEW PATIENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME ^ l 4; ,3ril Avt!nut Nor.t Vulcan %E. L. W. NEWS EASTER The March 14th meeting held at Harriet Deitz’s home at 2 P.M., with Pastor Ed, Linda and 7 members present. Bible study was led by Marilyn entitled “Take the Road to Jerusalem”, followed by receiving the offering. Minutes of the February meeting were adopted after several corrections were made. Carol gave the treasurer’s report. A motion was made and carried that we pay the driver mileage on all trips to board meetings and Conference conventions, etc. Letters of thanks were read from Wilderness Ranch and the Can. Bible Society for donations received. Some literature and a request for funds was received from “On Eagle’s Wings”, a missionary service conducted mainly, by .airplane in the Ear.- North. It was moved & carried to send them a donation. A motion was made to send in our annual contributions to the Synodical Travel Fund and Quadrennial Convention Fund. Due to so many disasters happening in our world, it was moved and carried to send a donation to the Global Hunger & Development Appeal, a branch of Can. Lutheran World Relief. The Southern Alta. Conference Convention will be held at Hanna on April 7th. We are to notify them as to the number attending by April 4th. Frances moved the meeting adjourn and Harriet served lunch. Hostess for April Meeting-Iris Bible Study “ “ -Harriet Church Cleaning for April-Maxine ****************** From the Mouths of little Sprouts in Country Woman Magazine: A little 4 year old boy was reading about Adam and Eve with his Dad. When Andrew looked at the pictures, he observed, “This is the one where God took out the Man’s brain and made a woman.” ***************** Lutheran Easter Service: See Calendar. Easter is a Christian festival that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter is one of the movable feasts of the Christian church. It falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon on or after March 21 - it cannot come before March 22 or after April 25. Some of the Easter symbols are: the Cross - represents the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and of Christ’s victory over death, the Lamb is often included in Easter decorations as a symbol of Jesus. Lights, candles and bon fires mark Easter celebrations in some countries Eggs represent the new life that returns to nature around Easter time. Early Christians in Mesopotamia were the first to use colored eggs for Easter. The last week of Lent, called Holy Week, begins on Palm Sunday. It is named for the palm branches. that_people. spread before Jesus-as he - - rode into Jerusalem. The Thursday of Holy Week is call Maundy Thursday - the time that Christians recall Jesus’ Last Supper and the time he washed His disciples’ feet. Good Friday is the day of Christ’s crucifixion. Easter Sunday Christians in all parts of the world unite their feelings of joy in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter is celebrated in different ways in other countries. In Canada, many people attend outdoor sunrise services and church services on Easter morning. Lilies, symbolizing purity: decorate the altars of churches.V VI,I VENTURE TRAVEL is pleased to present this ‘Fly and Drive’ 16 day tour July 12 - July 27, 2001 Itinerary; Niagara Falls - Palmyra - Kirtland - Nauvoo - Carthage - Independence - Kansas - Kearrney - Laramie - Salt Lake City c9 39O.O0pP ^ ,’seoo.o.occo— includes: flight Calgary—Toronto transport on a fully equipped - air conditioned motor coach services of an experienced tour guide and driver first class accommodation 15 breakfasts Maid of the Mist cruise entrance fees—Trur.nan Library entrance foes—Steamboat Arabia TO RECEIVE A BROCHURE OR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THIS UNIQUE TOUR CALL: VALUVENTURE TRAVEL 1 [phone] 'RUSSIAN RIVER CRUISE’ VALUVENTURE TRAVEL is pleased to offer this fully escorted four to Finland and Russia August 02 - August 16, 2001 includes: ♦ round trip airfare ♦ services of an experienced tour guide ♦ accommodation ♦ 10 day cruise - Volga River ♦ 2 1/2 days - St. Petersburg ♦ 2 1/2 days - Moscow ♦ GST 399.00 p-P- Li o« °co' FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL VAL: 1 [phone] TOLL FREE: I [phone]'Sound Music' VALtJV ENTtJRE TRAVEL is pleased to offer a day trip to Stage West FOR THE PRODUCTION OF THIS 'classic musical' June 27, 2001 includes: ♦ round trip transport from Milo on a fully equipped - air conditioned motor coach ♦ services of an experienced tour guide ♦ buffet luncheon ♦ performance ♦ GST $49.95 I«T)lLlTHTIIKR^iF0^^^nON I’LKASK CALL ' 1 MflTi VW.'f.infiA . 'THE PASSION PLAY' YALIYEVURE TRAVEL, is pleased to offer a day trip to Dnmilieller FOR THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ‘OUTDOOR CLASSIC’ Saturday, July 7, 2001 includes: ♦ round trip transport from Milo on a fully equipped - air conditioned motor coach ♦ services of an experienced tour guide ♦ buffet luncheon ♦ performance ♦ GST $ 5' FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL VAL: 1 [phone] TOLL FREE: I [phone]An uunce of Prevention Is Worth a pound of Cure" .B vices •v. i—* /r~\ v /. _ i a r > dux yo vuican, ad Bus: 485-2667 ■<4 TOW TRUCK 4X4 Service Long & Short Distance Winching'& Recovering Fuel, Flats & Lockouts R.V. Towing Small Repairs Boosting Used Parts for sale -24 Hour Emergency Service’ VACUUM TRUCK Reasonable Rates SepticTank Cleaning Mud Pits, Sumps , Flolding Tanks Portable Toilets Flooded Basements Irrigation Lines Water Problems Scrap Cars hauled away Bigger Tank - Faster Service EMERGENCY Mobile [phone] “CARIBBEAN CRUISING” Our group departed Jan.20 from Calgary, arriving in Port Everglades some hours later, where we met with people from Edmonton and Europe, making our happy group twenty-eight in number. Next morning we boarded our ship the beautiful Italian “Costa Victoria”, our home for the next seven days. A private cocktail party was held that evening, compliments of the Cruise line. Stops during the cruise were Key West, Cozumel, Jamaica and Grand Caymen. Lots of shopping, sight­seeing, tours and fun, fun, fun. Night-time found us gathered at our favorite bar on board and then on to dinner; a guaranteed 71b. weight gain per week. The food was excellent and desserts out of this world. Entertainment was first class with a definite Italian flavor, some suited “Togas” better than others!!! Ending our cruise we were transported to Orlando and spent three days going through Kennedy Space Centre and Epcot. We had a farewell party at our hotel, compliments of Valuventure Travel. As our trip came to an end we said good-bye to a few of our fellow travelers and the rest of us left for Calgary. We came home having met so many wonderful people and experiencing different cultures. Submitted by the Staff VALUVENTURE TRAVELPhone: 485-2036 • Fax: [phone] E-Mail: [e-mail] Web site: www.bowesnet.com/vulcan advocate lijli Production tt» . MM Wanda Domolewski SHARE the NEWS MILO CORRESPONDENT LORRAINE STUMPF 599-3748 DEADLINE FOR NEWS AND ADVERTISING Monday Noon - including holidays CLASSIFIED AD RATES $6.50 for 20 words + .100 each additional word 2nd week half price (Minimum $4.00) SUBSCRIPTION RATE $23.00 per year (within county) CHECK OUR WEBSITE!! See the Classifieds, News and Photos on-line! Reporter AdamUttleyCONGRATULATIONS TO LILLIAN MCMORRIS who celebrated her 80th birthday on Mar. 24th. Glad to hear Lloyd Armstrong's reconstructive surgery on his hand Mar. 5th at the Lethbridge Regional was successful & that he is doing very well. Her family would like to invite friends and neighbors to an OPEN HOUSE on her behalf on APRIL 7TH. from 2:00 - 4:30 at the home of Gary and Brendas'. The Vulcan Vipers hosted a Recreation Hockey Tournament on the weekend of Mar. 24th., and were victorious in winning the A Event. Local players from Milo on the team were, Tim Francis, Wes Reynolds, Brad Gore, Kyle Lahd and Brady Nelson. Several people from the district attended the games. The Canadian Professional Bull Riding Associations' National Championships will be aired on CTV Sports Net on April 6th, at 7:00 o'clock. Wes Cyr is the President and promoter of this event. ************************* Many Thanks! Thank you very much to everyone who so kindly donated items to our very successful White Elephant Sale. Thank you to our parent volunteers and to the Grade 7 and 8 students for sorting, setting up and selling items. Lastly, thank you to Mrs. T. Shier for donating a certi­ficate for plants as a draw prize. Lucky winners of the draws were Rebecca, Vern, and Byron. Sincerely, Milo School Student Union ENTER LAUGHING I would like to say a BIG THANKS TO everyone who helped me celebrate my 60th. A special thanks for all the cards, gifts, food and refreshments. Hitting 60 isn’t so bad when you _ 1 ' -1 .THANKYOU For all the Flowers, Cards, Good Wishes and Prayers before and alter my Surgery. I really appreciate your Thoughtfulness. Alice Winch. I would like to THANK All my family and friends that prayed for me after my accident. A SPECIAL THANKS to the Milo Fire Dept, and Vulcan Ambulance crews that made my trip to Vulcan comfortable. Thanks to Tops for a lovely fruit basket. All my family and friends fol helping Charlie with chores, delivery of groceries, food, flowers from my secret pal. Lots of offers from friends to help, visits and cards. THANKYOU VERY MUCH, LOVE EDNA SHIELD. The High School Mixed Curling Team Would like to thank the Milo Lions Club and the Bank of Nova Scotia for your donations towards the purchase of jackets and other expenses for our trip to Provincials at Ponoka. We would also like to thank the Milo Curling Club for donating the pins to exchange with the other teams. Thank you for all the support. Shaun Umscheid, Amanda Bushell, Craig Robertson, Michele Lyckman and Lome Umscheid. THANKYOU To the Milo Lions Club for your donation and to the Milo Curling Club for the pins that we received when we went to the Intermediate Curling Provincials in Red Deer. We appreciated the support we received from everyone. Maria Bushell, Michele Umscheid, Katie Wilson, Norma Brown and Doug Bushell. THANKYOU I would like to thank everyone who helped me celebrate my 60th birthday. A Special thanks to Bob for the surprise family supper at Strathmore. To Betty and Elva for the turkey supper they served at the house. Not until the turkey arrived at the door, (not you Gordon) the cooked turkey, did I believe it. For all the cards, gifts, flowers and friends who visited, you made it a special day. Turning 60 isn’t so bad after all, right Kenny and Marlene? Sincerely, Kay. For anyone who would like to know Ralph and Laureen Auestads address and phone number since they moved to High River, it is 403-601-2469 1501-8 Ave. S.E., High River, AB. TIV 1L7.0$\ Us— If you would like to sponsor a page in the upcoming Milo Community School Yearbook it would be very much appreciated! Each page is $25.00 and can be sponsored by families or businesses. Following are some examples: Sponsored by: Donna & Keith & Family Evan, Gina and Lisa Sponsored by: The Umscheids; Kevin, Yvonne, Damon, Maurissa and Kole --- Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Milo and District AG. Society Bushel! Farms: Doug & Sharleen, Tammy, Amanda, & Maria These are examples only. If you have a different idea, please feel free to go with it. Please send $25.00 to the school, along with the form below indicating how you wouldlike your sponsorship to appear. Checks are made payable to Milo Community School. A tax deductible receipt will be issued for your donation. Thank you for your support. The yearbooks should be available later on in the school year. I would like my sponsorship to appear in the following manner in this year’s yearbook: $25.00 enclosed SignatureBROWNIE NEWS Milo Municipal Library WGHUHBf ©If ©PW&mffiN Tuesday mornings 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Thursdays 9:30am -12:30pm 1:30 - 4:30pm 6:30 - 8:00pm Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Starting April 7 every Saturday, including summer Phone/Fax [phone] email [e-mail] a member of the Chinook Arch Regional Library System and The Alberta Library ! In February the unit was able to enjoy some outside activities. Lots of fun was had while skating in the arena for a Valentines day treat. It was great skating on the nice, smooth ice! A visit to Brown Owls' farm allowed the girls to discover several different animal tracks in the snow and make sure the birds had lots to eat. The joint birthdays of the founder of Girl Guides and his wife was celebrated and the girls realized that they are part of a very large, worldwide organization. They sent "Thinking Day" cards to some other Guiding members in our district to reconize this very special day. <(?{{/' \ • (b \ jVb , fb> \ / y \ \(f V (if W ' \ f foYi? \ if? f'ff \ r lff\ f/?'\ (yp\ I \y// if w r 1/\: / w/// \j)! y ji : z'—Y // • \ i ' \ : \ i ■ i j/"-- f \ / ) i '\ j </ ■ K J\ \s J V / . if ! \s j /f\ y i \ i ’ \ / \ j V// \ A y i MILO COMMUNITY H GARAGE SALE fr I 5 r j} Milo Community Hall April 28,2001 10 am to 3 pm f $10.00 per table To book a table contact: Lorraine 485-6862 t Melanie 485-6951 f:f In March, the girls learned some proper telephone ettiquette and how to make emergency calls. They also became artisits while learning about the arts. Picasso, move over !!! The girls will be out selling cookies door to door, starting on April 1. The bad news is that the price of a box has increased to $3.25 but the good news is that they still have that great taste !! We hope we can count on your support and ensure another year of Guiding in Milo. Until next time. Brown Owl DELICIOUS ! Girl Guide Sandwich Cookies On SaleH.T.S. LTD. Highwood Telecommunication Services / Our company was founded in September 1993 to meet the telecommunication needs of the Foothills area businesses and residents, and to act as their direct liaison to TELUS. Highwood Telecommunication Services is a family business, owned and operated by Ian and Ken Dudgeon. H.T.S. Ltd, offers the following services to you: 8 Sales TELUS Rental Sets & FlexPay Cellulars Cellular Accessories & Repair Pagers Telephones - ail varieties Telephone accessories Telus Planet Internet Service Answering Machines Scanners * TELUS Calling Features™ / Services 8 Long Distance Savings Plans & 800 Services 8 Telephone Directories & Yellow Pages 8 Telephone Consulting 8 Installation Business Systems Telephones - wire inside and out Telephone Jacks Alarm Systems 2-Way Radios & repairs / C.B.’s Install Hands-free Cellular Kits Trenching H.T.S. Ltd. offers to the community “Your One Stop Telephone Service” High River Okotoks 112 Centre St. #3. 21 Elizabeth St. Ph: 652-1251 Ph: 938-6899 Vulcan 116 - 3 Ave. N. Ph: 485-2199 Claresholm 105 - 50 Ave. West Ph: 625-4044 HfS LTD. Highwood Telecommunication Services 5 116 - 3rd Ave. 8. 3cx o3V Ph: (403: 435-2’9S • Fax Email: nts-vugteC v'j ran. A3 TOL 2B0 403)485-2023 Your One Stop Telephone Service Paula Mix 2ornr;ii,nic3iicn Sp-3< Manager - VulcanMilo Village Office Milo U.C.W. Hours: Tuesday 8:30 a m. - 11:30a.m. 1-4 p.m. Thursday 8:00 - 11:00 a.m. PHONE: [phone] FAX: [phone] There were five ladies present at the March 1st meeting. The meeting opened with the U.C.W Purpose. The minutes and the Treasurer’s report were read and adopted. NOTICE THE NEXT VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING WILL BE ON MONDAY, APRIL 16, 2001 AT 7:00 P.M. AT THE VILLAGE OFFICE. NOTICE Effective April 1, 2001 Truck fill prices wil be 2 cents per gallon Effective April 1, 2001 Increase in water, and sewer rates by $2.50 per month. MAYOR --- CHARLOTTE BATH COUNCILLORS --- KEN VOOYS --- BETTY LOU WHALEY MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR-DOROTHY WAY Serving Vuican County Communities Our Mission: To enhance the quality of life and to pursue a diversified, sustainable econ­omy through entrepreneurial growth. Be sure to drop by, or call for jn appointment to meet with a specialist for your needs, tor added convenience, during the year 2000. we are traveling to county communities monthly. • Small business Sc start-up counseling • Tourism promotion Sc development • Career counseling &: job database centre • Coming events databasing/planning • Gov’t Sc alternate lending agencv liaison • Community and marketing profiles Kconomic 1 K* * \ clopmcMit 115. Center Street. Vulcan ;or call to book an *on-site* appointment', . Telephone: [phone] Fax: -103-135-2878 E-mail: vulcaned4£telusolanet.net : Georgie Pooovitcn: County Economic Develooment Coorc. ■ Lori Gregory; Assitant. £.0. A Tourism . Mi£T.gllg_3eckgi:___Yulcan.Ir.eK Station Tourism Conrnir.air Old Business. This was our first meeting since December 7th. Rose bowls were sent to Helen Robertson and Gladys Phillips in December. We served lunch at the Helen Roberston, Hank Burcher and Gladys Phillips funeral services. A gift was presented to John Nathan Bertschy at his baptism. New Business. We served Lions on March 7lh, hosted the World Day of Prayer on the 2nd of March and also hosted the March Birthdays at Extendicare on March 14th. Correspondence. We received a letter from our Foster Child P. Komala. A thank you from Fellowship of the Least Coin, Operation Universal Eyesight, Alberta Children’s Hospital, (Town of Vulcan) F.C.S.S., St Stephens and St Andrews Colleges, C.G.I.T., War Amps, Extendicare and Peter Dawson Lodge. Hostess for the April Meeting will be Marilyn Healy. TIPS FROM THE EAST 40 To Speed up the rising of your bread dough. Instead of putting the dough to rise in one large amount, after the mixing and kneading process, cut the dough into 3-4 pieces, roll each piece into a ball and then leave to rise. Making it into smaller balls helps to speed up the rising.LOMOND CREDIT UNION MORTGAGE RATE 5 YEAR CLOSED 6.25% CONSUMER LOANS RATES AS LOW AS PRIME LIMITED TIME OFFER FOR BOTH RATE SPECIALS PHONE [phone]. MILO LIONS CLUB COMING EVENTS FOR April 2001 April 2- Nanton Interdub April 4- Milo Regular Supper Meeting April 7 - Milo Charter Night April 7 - Officer Training School - Strathmore April 9 - Highwood Interclub April 11 - Milo Executive Meeting April 18 - Milo Regular Supper Meeting April 25 - Milo Executive Meeting We would like to invite anyone in the community to attend our charter night on April 7. There is some special entertainment planned including a magician. Turkey cards raised $350.63. Five members attended Arrowwood Interclub on March 17. Curling sponsorship: A donation of $300 was made for sweaters to a local senior high school mixed team (Shaun Umscheid, Amanda Bushell, Craig Robertson & Michele Lyckman) who.were headed to the High School Provincials. We also donated $300 to an intermediate girls team (Maria Bushell, Michelle Umscheid, Katie Wilson & Norma Brown). $250 was donated to the Milo School Bonspiel. [)R'ri T C;OA4/J/\ /VY BARRISTERS and SOLJCl'ITAIZS SERVICING ALL YOUR LEGAL NEEDS Dr. Robert J. (Bob) Langridge will be In attendance at the Village Office In Milo the first Friday of each month from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Appointments may be made by calling 485-2070 Brian J. Murray and Robert J. (Bob) Langridge servicing our Vulcan office 104 Centre Street Vulcan, Alberta Phone: [phone] Areas of Law: Real Estate, Personal Injury, Divorce and Family Law, Wills and Estates. Dependent Adults. Employment Law. Criminal Law. Business and Corporate Law. Mediation, Litigation and Tax Law. LETHBRIDGE OFFICE #600, 220 - 4'” Street South Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] Toll Free: 1-800-552-8022 SOUTHERN ALBERTA'S REGIONAL LAW FIRM Curlers Perform Well at Milo Junior 'Spiel The Milo Curling Club was a hub of activity the weekend of Jan.l2th-14th with 18 rinks in two divisions of competition. Our Milo curlers had great success. We would like to thank Bushel I Farms, Earl and Irene Smith, and the Milo Curling Club for sponsoring our event. Also thanks to everyone who helped with the draw, the ice, and of course, the kitchen A Event - Competitive JD Lind, Shaun Umscheid, Ryan Kierstad, Cameron Rustad (Calgary) 1st in C - Competitive Tara Tanchuk, Katherine Rahn, Amanda Bushell, Andrea BlackwellMen's Bcnspie: $1000.00 Draw winners - Terry Heather and Gordon Gere presented by Steve Bertschy ?enr<:SThe Men's Bonspiel was held Feb. 4th-10,h with 25 teams participating. A steak fry was held Sunday night along with the Calcutta auction and the week ended with a delicious banquet at the Hall. We would like to thank the Milo Parent Teacher Group for catering the event. The $1000.00 draw wound up the weeks' events. We would like to thank the many sponsors of Men’s Bonspiel. M i lo M e n ' s B o n s p ie l Deere Country Equipment - A Event Marathon Oil & Gas - B Event Marks Oilfield Services Inc. - C Event Jamie's Foods, Milo Buffalo Hills Oilfield Services McCallum Hoe Services Barry Monner Grain & Livestock Hauling Mr. R's, Milo Bassano Farm Equipment Norm Stokes Welding, Lomond Deitz Financial Services Inc. Scotiabank - Milo Robert Shearer Agencies Ltd. Tiegen Transport Foothills Livestock Auction Ranchland Ford, High River Cyr's Hail Insurance North & Company Frank Mclnenly Auctions Ltd. F.M. Trailer World Highwood Auction Farmway Machinery Arman Construction Ltd. BAS Signs, Milo U.G.G. - McKay Soil Services Bow Slope Shipping, Brooks Alberta Cattle Commission Flaman, Lomond N.A.P.A. Lomond & Vulcan Louis Dreyfus - Larry Vannatta AgPro Milo Agro Center Aventis - Darren Hemp BASF - John Derksen Magwood Motors UFA (Pat Gauthier), Milo Agricore, Milo Status Factory (Greg Deitz) Slick-Up Saloon and Rooming House Bumper to Bumper, Vulcan Hi-way Service Inc. Cargill Ag Horizons Phillips Fertilizer and Chemical Scobie's Milo Promotions Syngenta - Gerry Colebrook G.D.’s Repair - Milo ♦ ^— Yq>hj to our many volunteers and sponsors who helped with our school bonspiel. To Mrs. C. Deitz for gathering sponsors and prizes and Mrs. L. Umscheid for arranging the kitchen shifts. Also we would like to thank the Milo Curling Club for their continued support in allowing us to use the ice, equipment and the facility at no charge. Sponsors Milo Lions'Club Tiegen Transport Prairie Perfection Catering Scotiabank Milo Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith Colleen and Dale Deitz Doug and Sharleen Bushell Thanks 111 from Milo Community School,7i D Bf.OWHRtffl’l for*#£ b&*''M \a*&3 ft HHUX ■kSMl&} yti ■ T7Hj~-r’,^(Mra^ m wf- ^caaCHfU^ Tr h^vWmi* '■<>)!_ M&^PAiiwwr** ' (.f \igtllM9»: 'tnmsfwlww .wBOBruwNtX’ |S wWiiiM ffittHW hjsMtf110 js^nr/fir/ it toe holm A Event - Sppnsored by John Deere - Champion rink - Brock Ellis, Mike Davey, Rick Howe, Corey Groves, presented by Peter Beckner Milo Men's Bonspiel B Event - Sponsored by Marathon Oil & Gas - Champion rink - Darryl Smith, Earl Smith, Lyle Smith, Kevin Smith, presented by Kevin Booth C Event - Sponsored by Marks Oilfield Services - Bassano rink - Lome Steinbeck, Jay Anderson, Dwayne Fladhammer, presented by Steve Bertschy. Missing - Laurie JohnsonMilo Ladies Bonspiel A Event - Milo rink - Charlotte Healy, Tammy Lahd, Anne Zaytsoff, Darb Holoboff C Event - Vulcan rink - Belli Sommerville, Shirley Zuehlke, Sheila Stokes, Laurie Benedict The Ladies Bonspiel was held Feb. 23rd-25lh with 16 rinks participating. We would like to thank the following sponsors: Slick-up Saloon and Rooming House, Marks Oilfield Services, Jamie's Foods, Scotiabank - Milo, Donna Bennett-Deitz - Mary Kay, Walker's Country Store - Arrowwood, Village Gifts - Arrowwood, Greg and Cynthia Deitz, Agricore - Milo B Event - Champion/Vulcan rink - Carol Jackson, Karen Rose, Peggy Versluys, Dianne HarderM i lo M ix e d T a n k a rd B o n s p ie l The Milo Mixed Bonspiel was held from Feb. 28th - Mar.4Ul with 20 teams participating. We would like to thank the following sponsors: A Event - Jamie's Foods, B Event - Phillips Fertilizer, C Event - Scotiabank - Milo, Marks Oilfield Services, Reno Bexte - Chemicals, Bushell Farms, Bill Deitz, Prairie Perfection Catering B Event - Sponsored by Phillips Fertilizer - Vulcan rink - Lesley Fex, Leigh Fex, Sandy Stoddard, Mel Jordan C Event - Sponsored by Scotabank - Milo - Tammy Lahd, Trent Jensen, Galvin Egland, Christine Egland> t J * PRIMS /SUMMER 2001 ladies Wear collection CASUAL - FORMAL SIZING - X-SMALL - PLUS 3 Thursday, April 5 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Milo Drop In Center Door Prizes Past Season clothing: 40% - 90% off Si ■ 'Vv For more information contact: Sheila Winch 599-2223 V LOUISE JANETTE SANDIRSON, OF MILO, PASSED AWAY MARCH 17.2001 AT VULCAN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE AT THE AGE OF 65 YEARS. LOUISE WAS BORN APRIL 30, 1935 AT CALGARY, ALBERTA TO JOHN AND MINNIE VOTER. SHE ATTENDED ENGEL WOOD SCHOOL UNTIL GRADE NINE. HER FATHER PASSED AWAY AND LOUISE QUIT SCHOOL TO STAY HOME AND HELP HER MOTHER. SHE LIVED WITH HER MOTHER UNTIL FORTY TWO YEARS OF AGE WHEN SHE MET ARTHUR SANDIRSON AT CALGARY AND THEY WERE MARRIED NOVEMBER 3, 1976 AT INNISFAIL, ALBERTA. TOGETHER THEY LIVED IN CALGARY FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. THEY MOVED TO STAVELY AND THEN TO MILO IN 1979. IN 1999 ARTHUR PASSED AWAY AND LOUISE CONTINUED TO RESIDE IN MILO. LOUISE ENJOYED SEARCH A WORD PUZZLES, PLANTS AND YARDWORK. SHE ALSO ENJOYED VISITING WITH HER FRIENDS. LOVING MOTHER OF TWO STEPDAUGHTERS MARY ANN MARTIN (KELLY JOHNSEN) OF CALGARY, JEAN SANDIRSON (DAVE JORDAN) OF HIGH RIVER, STEP SON ART SANDIRSON OF CALGARY, TEN GRANDCHILDREN, THREE GREAT GRANDCHILDREN, TWO NIECES MARYANN PAYNE OF SLAVE LAKE, DEBORAH MAMRACK, A NEPHEW THOMAS MAMRACK BOTH OF CALGARY NUMEROUS GREAT NIECES AND GREAT NEPHEWS. LOUISE WAS PREDECEASED BY HER HUSBAND ARTHUR, TWO BROTHERS ERNIE VOTER, JOHN VOTER, A SISTER PEARL (ANTHONY) MAMRACK AND HER PARENTS. FUNERAL SERVICE FRIDAY MARCH 23, 2001 AT MILO COMMUNITY HALL AT 3:00 P.M. WITH ROB MOORE D.M. OFFICIATING. HONORARY BEARERS KEN STREET, STAN LEWIS, DON KINNEY AND RAY WALKER. CASKET BEARERS ART SANDIRSON, DAVE JORDAN, KELLY JOHNSEN, CHARLIE MINGO. ED POSEIN AND ERIK JOHNSEN. SPECIAL FRIENDS PAT STREET, JULIE NELSON, DENE MARKS, DOROTHY MONNER. DIANNE MONNER, MARILYN POSEIN AND AMY WALKER. INTERMENT O’PERFECT PEACE CEMETERY MILO. IF FRIENDS SO DESIRE TRIBUTES IN LOUISE’S MEMORY COULD BE MADE TO THE HEART & STROKE FOUNDATION OF ALBERTA 1825 PARK RD. S.E CALGARY. ALBERTA T2G 3Y6 ARRANGEMENTS IN CARE OF VULCAN FUNERAL HOME. DIRECTORS. PHONE [phone]. E-MAIL CONDOLENCES TO [e-mail]’T FORGET - CLOCKS GO AHEAD 1 HOUR SATURDAY MARCH 31 , '■ APRIL HAPPY EASTER 2001 SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT 1 Lutheran Church 9am United Church & Sunday School 11:30am 2 Drop - In CRIB - 7:30pm 3 Drop-In Bridge 1:30pm 4 Lions Reg. Supper Meeting. 7 pm 5 TOPS 8:45am Lutheran Ch. Bsmt. U.C.W. 2 pm 6 7 Milo Lions 46th Annual Charter Night 6:30 pm 8 PALM SUNDAY JOINT SERVICE Lutheran & United Churches at United Church 11:30 am 9 10 Drop-In Bridge 1:30pm 1 1 E.L.W. 2pm Lions Exec. Meeting 8 pm 12 TOPS 8:45am Lutheran Ch. Bsmt. Maunday Thurs. Service 7 pm Lutheran Ch. 13 GOOD FRIDAY Good Friday Service Lutheran Ch. 11 am 14 1 5 EASTER SUNDAY Lutheran Church 9am United Church & Sunday School 11:30am 1 6 Drop - In CRIB - 7:30pm 17 Drop-In Bridge 1:30 pm 18 Lions Reg. Supper Meeting. 7 pm Health Nurse Drop-In 1-2 p.m. 19 TOPS 8:45am Lutheran Ch. Bsmt. 20 21 22 Lutheran Church 9 am NO United Church Service 23 24 Drop-In Bridge 1:30 pm 25 Lions Exec. Meeting 8 pm 26 TOPS 8:45am Lutheran Ch. Bsmt. 27 28 29 Lutheran Church 9 am United Church & Sunday School 11:30am 30 Drop-In CRIB - 7:30pm THINGS TO REMEMBER. Sunday May 1st, Lutheran Church changes service time to llam Deadline for May Can Opener - April 23rd