Milo Canopener (August 1, 2001)

• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: Milo Community Volunteers 2001
• Subjects: Milo (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; San Juan; Fort McMurray; Canada; Lent; Kay; Evelyn; Pancake; Gough; Colleen; Garry; McIntyre; Elva; Gauthier; Hercules; The Monument; Paige; Tombstone; Carmacks; Hidden Valley; Pimple; Braden’; Crabtree; Collard; Arrow Creek; Reno
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/56

An archive of the Milo Canopener. The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Archives at Milo Library to digitize and display this content. Ad Rates Business Directory $5.00 Quarter Page $6.00 Half Page $ 8.00 Full Page $ 15.00 Classifieds $2.00 Subscription Rates Pick up or delivered $14.00 Mailed $22.00 Single Copies $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 say the darndest things Marina Vannatta.381-6389 Can Opener Staff Georgina Ully, 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; 1-[phone] toll free: 1-[phone] email; [e-mail] Donald W. Kinney Manager % Scotiabank Box 150 Milo. Alberta TOL 1L0 Tel; [phone] Fax: [phone] BUSINESS HOURS: Mon-Thurs 10:00 - 12:00 1:00 - 3:00 Friday 9:30-12:00 1:00- 5:30 Ckir/a. o icMaMaye- (Deep tissue Massage- <%((sv(atton Massage Craniosacral Level 1 (Forappointment caCf <Rgs:485-2820 or CcFF 485-1405 325 Center Street, 'Cuban, J4 -\£rt6£& Fu*cr %*11 X.COi M.D. (Lori) Vooys. CIM, FCSI Personal Investment Manager Box 1 50 Milo. AB TOL 1L0 Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] Cell: [phone] vlT Scoticabank MLS If agnusqn Realty “Make Your Winn in a Move V/ith Us” HAROLD & NORMA MAGNOSON FARM, RANCH & COMMERCIAL. RECREATIONAL & LEASING RESIDENTIAL & REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS Phone [phone] - Fax. [phone] - Cell. 403-485-7602 P.O. Box 958 104 Centre Street East-' Vulcan, Alta. TOL 2B0 RENO BEXTE 1/fJeed (Control (Centre P & H GRAIN LTD. AGENT FOR ALTA HAIL INS. TEUSFHONB: (403) 534-39CI ANYTIME FAX: [phone] MOSSX.EIGH, AB TOL I PO IN-SHOP MOBILE Archambault Mechanical Dave Box 155, Milo, AB, TOL 1L0 Telephone: [phone] Cellular [phone] £ 5 <§ Gn&ciiLaz jbeAic^t jo f 3 Jckakof a sW1 599-2466 Milo, Alberta Open - Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday V 599-2466 Qfr ill h i l 1 Milo, Alberta Open - Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Missing! since February . I lave you goL a key (hat you arc wondering what the hcck it belongs l.o?M? Could it he the Milo Mall key that belongs to the Milo Mold? Please check you pockets, purses, key holders, junk drawers, etc. as wc need it returned. The hotel has proven to be a convenient place to borrow the key and wc would like to get it back if at all possible. This key was borrowed in mid February and we are hoping that the lime frame may spark a memory. Please lake a look around for us. Thanks so much!We 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. ♦J* ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ❖ * U-3 I 599-3868 | % 120-Centre Street Milo, Alberta TOL 1L0;j: '* ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ +Z+ K+ +Z+ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ K* ♦♦♦ -*t* Phillips Agricultural Products and Services Box 292 Lomond, Alberta TOL 1G0 Robert Phillips Telephone: [phone] Toll Free: 1-800-387-8486 Cellular: [phone] Fax [phone] MILO SEED CLEANING ASSOCIATION LTD. 599-2150 Cleaner Seed is Sown Cleaner Crops are Grown Ed Posein - Manager VULCAN VILLAGE GAS BAR 1* 0 nox 425 VULCAN ALTA. TOL 200 PHONf: 485-6000 FOOD TO CO Garry & Bernardine Nelson 485-2519 REMCO R i M C OistMf MO RIAIS r IT 0 The Monument Professionals Since 1924 Ask about the Remco written Bonded Guarantee - with no time limit. Racille Ellis 897-3013 MILO CAFE CHINESE L WESTERN TAKE OUT ORDERS 599-3832 Closed Monday Monday-Sunday.8:30 am - 8.-00 pm Beer A 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 our talking window - our properties speak for themselves [phone] toll free: 1-880-850-0115 villi onf Wrtxllr ,il wwwlc.i2000co<n/ni>ld.: illy/ l null wllMoweaeliiifili.id „y, 111). I 108. 1 20 Cfiilir Sli III. V,|I( 11,.Allici 11 10! 2110 A PIO R PALTY a RHDiTo (&„ Mo IL8s<£©!jm[b<s Chiropractor [phone] P.O. Box 87, Vulcan, Alberta, Canada BUFFALO HILLS OILFIELD SERVICES LTD. Dave Sletto P.O. Box X64 Milo, AB. ToL iLo (24 Hour Service) Ph: (403) 48S-ZZZ9 Ph:(403)599-zzl6 Fax:(403)48S-6699 CORNER STORE & GARAGE OIL - GAS - DIESEL - REPAIRS - WELDING A M.A. TOWING Ml-RV & FRANCES GOLDTHORP! 485 - 6671 gc gc Sc J=Hratgl]t, (Hlean Sc pimple INTERNATIONAL RECORDING ARTISTS Coll: [phone] Fax: [phone] LAR-MAR PROMO PR: [phone] Fax: [phone] Keepin’ the Country in music BUS. 599-3731 RES. 599.2153 PAT GAUTHIER Petroleum Agent UNITED FARMERS OF ALBERTA CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED BOX 58. MILO. ALBERTA TOL 1 LO Zbr. B. X ZJr r OPTOMETRIST BOX 972 VULCAN. ALBERTA TOL 2B0 TELEPHONES 485-21 77 485-2885 Jamie’s H Foods Carol and James Robertson Box 38 Milo, AB.TOL ILO Ph. 403-599-3922 Fax [phone]The Village of Milo 70th Anniversary Celebrations Saturday August 11111 There will be a street dance at the Community Hall, starting at 8:00 p.m. Sunday August 12 h . A parade will start at 12:30pm at the Car Wash, going west on 1st Street to 2 Avenue, turning left on 2nd Avenue down to Centre Street, left again down Center Street to finish on Railway Street. Don’t forget after the parade - the Lions Barbeque Also the slow pitch tournament at the ball diamond that weekend A MILO LIONS CLUB COMING EVENTS FOR August 2001________ August 1 - Milo Regular Meeting August 8 - Milo Executive Meeting August 12 - Lions Annual Barbecue 1:30 p.m. August 15 - Milo Regular Meeting August 22 - Milo Executive Meeting Activities: The Community Campout at Enchant was a great success (see article in this Can-Opener). Our July 17, our general club meeting was held at Hidden Valley. Club members golfed and had supper first. • Milo Lions Club donated $2514 to the Milo Fire Association for the purchase of a portable water tank.SCHOOL DAYS ARE COMING!!! ^ STUDENTS! Are you paying service Charges? WHY??? You spend enough on tuition and textbooks, why spend more on bank charges? HeadStart PluS saves you money with free ATM transactions anywhere in Canada, unlimited Direct Payment, free cheque writing, no fee banking, and no monthly fee!! We also offer: - online banking ' student loan financing - student MasterCard .jsnd a whole lot morel Come and get your head start with us today! LOMOND CREDIT UNION Tel: [phone] Website; vwv.bscu.comMilo Municipal library ym ^ ■ ■ Summer Reading Program 2001 -Children can register for the summer reading program any library day during July and August. Read Cor have read to you) at least 5 books and receive a prize. -There are special activity days planned. Attend as many as you would like._____ Arrow Creek Petting Zoo Wednesday, August 8 9:30 am - 2:30 pm - This is a field trip to the petting zoo at Arrowwood for all ages (meet at the library first). - Lunch will be provided. Each person is to bring $5 (for admission and lunch). - Please phone the library before August 4 to register. Drivers needed. We ask that children under 6 be accompanied by adults. Story Telling Day Monday, August 13 1:30pm-3:00pm - Kim and Robyn (summer students from the Chinook Arch Library System) will be visiting us for stories, crafts, songs, and games. The theme will be Egyptian times. Thirteen Moons on Turtle’s Back Tuesday, August 21 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. - With the aid of this program from Science Alberta, we will learn about calendars, cycles of times and our roles in nature from Aboriginal legend. - Snacks provided. N-^ UPHOLSTERY & TARP MANUFACTURING 120 Main Street Champion, AB Toll free: 1 [phone] i hP Lease call before you come to be sure toell be at tbe shop when you get here! ^ Thank you! SNemlle Sc Orene N-mu $399.00 INCLUDES: AIR Calgary-Fort McMurray A tour of Syncrude Canada Ltd. Admission to the Oil Sands Discovery Centre Three days—Two nights accommodation One complimentary breakfast SouvenirT-shirt To book and for further information please call: Vain venture Travel See the world’s largest and experience the Energy of Fort McMurray, Alberta July 24,2001 Tel: [phone] or visit: www.valuventure.com DUETO OVERWHELMING RESPONSE Yalu venture Travel is once again pleased to present this special getaway For Lad ies Only! to the famous TEMPLE GARDENS MINERAL SPA MOOSEJAW, SR OCTOBER i 5 - OCTOBER i T 2000 r*** Q S3 LIMITED AVAILABILITY! call: 1(403)599-2406 Toll free: 1 [phone] Includes: T-ansportab'on FJanipapne reception J\ ccommodation CJty tour, Moose Jaw Jepina (Jasino FUN FUN FUN e> GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF ****************************************** * ★ ★ * * ir ir * ir ir ir ir ir ir ir ir ir HOLE IN ONE! PRIZE: AIRFARE FOR 2 SAN JUAN, COSTA RICA ****************************************** Myrtle Beach November 1-7, 2001 INCLUDES: • Services of an experienced lour director • Air Calgary - Myrtle Beach • 7 nights accommodation at 'The Caravelie Golf Resort’ ' * 4 rounds of golf ‘Dunes’ ‘True Blue ‘Tidewater’ ‘Caledonia’ • Carts • Transfers VAEUVENTURE TRAVEL Phone: [phone] Toll free: [phone] INCLUDES: •First class transportation on an air conditioned, washroom equipped motor coach •All accommodation and taxes • Services of an experienced tour director and driver • 17 breakfasts •Dinner and entertainment at Yuma State prison •Colorado River Cruise •Farewell dinner •Many more extras Valuveiiture Travel North American Ranch & Farm Tour itinerary: Mesquite - Death Valley - Oatman - Quartsite - Yuma - Tucson Tombstone - Apache Junction Seclona to book or for further January 4 - January 20, 2002 information please call: Tel: [phone]Farewell to the Wilson’s Tips from East 40 To keep the birds from eating ripening cobs of corn, take an elastic band and fasten around the top end of the husks. When making pickles, wash cucumbers, but do not soak them. They will absorb the water, and the brine cannot penetrate the pickles properly. With the fresh summer fruit arriving in the stores, the following is a good filling for a pie: Fresh Peach Pie 4C sliced peaches 1.C white sugar 4 tablespoons flour 1/8 tsp salt 2 tsp lemon juice 1 tsp butter Mix these ingredients together and bake in a double crust pastry. NORM STOKES WELDING On Thursday, July 19, the Community of Milo gathered together for a farewell potluck supper in honor of Rocky, JoAnne, Brett, Katie and Layne Wilson. There were approximately 230 people in attendance. The supper was terrific, plenty of wonderful dishes. We sure have a lot of good cooks. The supper followed by a short presentation to the Wilson family, by Michael Monner, on behalf of the Community. Rocky and JoAnne replied with a wonderful poem thanking everyone for all the fun and support that they have received over the past 17 years. We will miss Rocky, JoAnne, Brett, Katie and Layne. We wish them well in their future endeavors in Coaldale, and hope that they come back and visit as often as they can. General and Oilfield Repair Custom Mowing New & Used Steel Sales Custom Built Trailers B-Pressure Welding C, Norm Ph. 792-2255 0, Cell. 485-0365 H\ Wade Ph. 792-22478 £# Craig Ph. 792-3314 'r~\ Cell. 485-0288 HELP! HELP! HELP!!! Volunteers are urgently needed for the Milo Fall Fair. Dates Involved: Friday 28th September From 4-8 p.m. and Saturday 29th September. If you can help please phone Elva Gore: 599 - 2206>HrrM & COMPANY B/IRRISTERS and <SOfJ CTKJ/iS 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. Appointnients 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 Adutts. Employment Law. Criminal Law. Business and Corporate Law. Mediation. Litigation and Tax Law. LETHBRIDGE OFFICE #600, 220 - 4m Street South Phone: [phone] Fax [phone] Toll Free: 1-800-552-8022 SOUTHERN ALBERTA'S REGIONAL LAW FIRM An ounce of Prevention Is Worth a pound of Cure' i—t___, \ /. . i _ _ . a r~> dox vuican, ad Bus: 485-2667 '<% ■<F TOW TRUCK 4X4 Service Long & Short Distance Winching'& Recovering Fuel, Flats & Lockouts R.V. Towing Small Repairs Boosting Used Parts for sale Scrap Cars hauled away VACUUM TRUCK *24 Hour Emergency Service’’ SepticTank Cleaning Reasonable Rates Mud Pits, Sumps Holding Tanks Portable Toilets Flooded Basements Irrigation Lines Water Problems Bigger Tank - Faster Service EMERGENCY Mobile [phone]MILO LIONS CLUB Community Campout at Enchant Park July 6-8, 2001 Harold and Janetta Northcott, Harriet Deitz, Betty and Lloyd Armstrong, and Bob Deitz enjoy the shade. About 120 people crammed their families, food, and gear into 31 RV units, and attended the Milo Lions community campout at Enchant Park. John Ivers did a wonderful job organizing the event - he even managed to arrange for sunny weather. Everyone enjoyed visiting with friends, golfing, swimming, playing games, water fights, visiting the museum and buying ice cream. The Lions club served pancake breakfasts for everyone on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Nothing tastes better than that boiled coffee on Sunday morning! Brenda Prentice, Linda Booth, Donna Will, John & Sue Ivers and their granddaughter Alex Winters (in foreground).Bathing beauties at Enchant include Gina Deitz (giving Braden Kohut a ride in the dinghy) and Lynda Cyr with granddaughter, Jessica Kohut. Hunks in background include Keith and Travis Deitz. Missing in photo is Alvin Winch modeling the latest in beachwear. Tournament Winners: Cribbage - A side: Brenda Prentice & Ian Godkin B side: Galvin Egeland & Alvin Winch Bocci - A side: Kay Zaytsoff & Allan Bartsch B side: Betty Armstrong & Sonny Vannatta Horseshoes - Bill Deitz & Ken Nelson One of the kid’s games - each team was to fill their barrel with water. The barrel was full of holes, so each team needed “water haulers” and “leak stoppers”. The “leak stoppers” were inventive, using fingers, toes, and even bellies and mouths to plug holes. EVERYONE got wet.T.O.P.S. News. Diet and Blood Pressure If you are overweight and have high blood pressure, a first step is to lose weight, usually through a combination of calorie reduction and increased physical activity. Eating certain kinds of food and avoiding others also may help reduce blood pressure or keep it from getting high in the first place. Some dietary factors to consider in preventing and treating hypertension are: Salt and sodium Many studies in diverse populations have shown that a high sodium intake is associated with higher blood pressure. The National Academy of Sciences, the American Heart Association and the federal government’s “Dietary Guidelines for Americans” recommend limiting sodium intake to 2400 milligrams a day. For cooking at home, low salt and low-sodium cookbooks abound. Or simply spare the salt and, if you like, substitute other spices and flavorings such as pepper, garlic, ginger, onion, or lemon juice. Watch out for some flavorings and ingredients such as monosodium glutamate, soy sauce, and some spice mixtures that contain large quantities of sodium. Also, many processed foods are high in salt and other sodium containing ingredients. You can tell how much sodium is in packaged foods by reading the Nutrition Facts panel on food labels. There, manufacturers must list the amount of sodium (in milligrams) in a serving of food and show (as a percentage) how that amount contributes to the daily reference value for sodium, which is 2400 milligrams. To quickly identify foods with lower sodium contents, look for products with label claims like “no salt added,” “low sodium” or “two-thirds less salt.” These claims must meet government-enforced definitions so that they mean the same for any product on which they appear. If you eat out a lot, you may want to ask restaurants to hold the salt in your orders. Some may already offer lower sodium foods on their menus, so look for menu items with claims like “low sodium.” Nutrition claims on menus must mean the same as they do on packaged food. Before using salt substitutes, which contain potassium chloride, check with your doctor just to make sure they’re all right for you. In general, an increase in potassium can help attain a normal blood pressure, but there may be other factors, such as medicines you are taking and other health factors, that need to be considered. Alcohol Some studies show that low to moderate consumption of alcohol, especially wine, may help reduce heart disease risks. But excessive amounts of alcohol are known to raise blood pressure. Also, if you’re trying to lose weight, you need to remember that alcoholic beverages are calorie dense, providing about 100 to 145 calories a drink but little nutritional benefit. Ask your doctor what is best for you when it comes to alcohol consumption. Calcium and Magnesium Some studies have shown that people whose intakes of calcium are low are more likely to have high blood pressure, but a link has not been proven. The same is true of magnesium. Though the science is uncertain at this time, it can’t hurt to eat a diet with sufficient calcium and magnesium. Good sources of calcium are dairy products such as milk, yogurt, and cheese. Choose low fat or nonfat versions of these foods. Other sources of calcium are canned salmon, collard greens, broccoli, soy milk, tofu, and calcium-fortified orange juice and grain products. Good sources of magnesium are whole grains, green leafy vegetables, nuts and legumes. Check the Nutrition Facts panel on food labels to learn how much calcium is in a food. The amount of calcium in a serving and how that amount contributes to the daily reference value for calcium must be listed for all foods Information about a food’s magnesium content may be offered voluntarily. To learn more join us at the T O P S meeting, each Thursday at 8.45 a.m. in the Lutheran Church basement.VILLAGE OF MILO MINUTES FROM THE JUNE 18, 2001 MEETING The regular meeting of the Village of Milo was held on Monday, June 18, 2001 at 7:00 p.m. at the Village Office. Present were Mayor Bath, Councillor Voovs. Councillor Whalev and Municipal Administrator Dorothy Way. The minutes ot the meeting held on Monday May 14, 2001 were read. Mayor Bath moved the adoption of these minutes. The minutes of the special meetings held on May 15, 2001 and May 25, 2001 were read. Mayor Bath moved the adoption of these minutes There were no board reports given. Mayor Bath and Councillor Whaley met with Mike Henderson from Carmacks on June 11th to find out how much of the streets can be paved with our first grant. His quotes are to be faxed the the Village Office. If the fax is not received the Municipal Administrator will contact him. Councillor Vooys talked to Leigh Voovs about the dandelion spraying, but he was leaving the Village to go to work. Agricore used the tractor for 2 hours in exchange for chemicals that the Village will require for dandelion spraying. Tabled to the March 2002 meeting. A resume was received from Ryan Way for the STEP Student Position. MOVED by Councillor Vooys that Ryan Way be hired effectivr July 2, 2001 for the Village of Milo step student. CARRIED. council appointed Municipal Administrator Dorothy Way as the returning officer for the upcoming election. Ins Gough has agreed to be the deputy returning officer. I he \ illage received a Municipal 2001 Sponsorship Grant Form. The Municipal Administrator will fill out this application. Suggestions were for office furniture, update computer, photocopier, fax machine etc: 1 he garbage truck requires a muffler and a tail light. Councillor Vooys will get. a muffler and tail light for the tmck. Towmnan Victor Crowe advised that there is a tap leaking at the RV Park and a pipe has a crack in it. Councillor Vooys will look into this. MOV ED by Councillor Whaley that rite rate for the RV Park be raised to $ 15.00 per dayor if it is on a weekly basis they will get one day free effective July 1, 2001. CARRIED. Hus year is the 70th anniversary of the Village of Milo and the Village Council had a discussion on holding a parade on August 12, 2001. The Municipal Administrator will send a letter to the Villages, the Town of Vulcan and the Vulcan County to see it they vvouid like to have a representative in the parade Councillor Whaley will talk to Robert Phillips about the fireworks etc: Mayor Bath will talk to the Ag Society, the Milo Library and the School. Councillor Vooys will talk to the Lions Club and Larry Vannatta. Councillor Whaley will do the posters and place an ad in the Can Opener. We received a letter saying that Vulcan County was approved for'the 2002 Summer Games. A letter was received from Rocky Wilson on behalt of the Milo Commimtiy School Parent/Teacher Group asking permission from the Village ot Milo to use the tractor to trench a water fine and to plumb in a tap to file south end ot the pumphouse to be equipped with a timer for the watering of the trees and the caraghanas that were planted across lire west side of tiie playground and partly down the south side. Councillor Vooys will talk to Rocky Wislon about the use of the tractor for this. 'Hie next Council meeting of the Village of Milo was set for Monday, July 16, 2001 at 7:00 p.m. in the Village Office. The meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m.DR. JAMES L. POTVIN B.Sc (Hons), D.D.S. General Dentistry Patient Services Nitrous gis for anxious patients Electronic freezing (no needle) Televisions & Walkmans Highest standard of sterilization for your protection Financing and payment plans . available OA.C. Quality Dental Services • Comprehensive preventative exams Induding periodontal and oral cancer screening • Gentle hygiene are • Tooth-colored & silver fillings • Cosmetic Bonding and Veneers to cover chips, cracks and stains ■ Tooth whitening to brighten your smile • Crown and Bridge • Complete and Partial Dentures All members of our Cavity Free Club are entered into a mon'Jdy draw for a S25 Gift Certificate Redeemable at Wolfe's Hardware Toy and Sporting Goods Department NEW PATIENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME The Choctaw Indians have a word "okeh" in their language that means "it is so and in no other way." Perhaps this is where our "O.K." came frpm. When Whistler saw his mother on her hands and knees scrubbing the floor he asked her if she was off her rocker. A firefly ran into a fan and was delighted. If you pour hot water into a rabbit hole you get hot cross bunnies. He wanted the doctor to treat him but he had to pay just like the rest of us. Where else do old Volkswagens go but to the old Volks home? The maximum penalty for bigamy is two mothers-in-law. aeiMiSSSSSSsF.! Snake Valley Drop-In News Bridge Games Bridge - every Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The public health nurse will be at the Drop-In Wednesday, August 8 from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. The Drop-In will be open for COFFEE mornings and afternoons, (except Sundays) while the restaurant is closed (July 30 - approximately August 15). Volunteers to make coffee are needed. Please enter your name in the sign-up book in the drop-in. Drop-In users are welcome to borrow a selection of books kept in our center by Milo Municipal Library. We also have a large number of jig-saw puzzles that may be borrowed as well. Milo Village Office Hours: Tuesday 8:30 a.rn. - 11:30a.m. 1-4 p.m. Thursday 8:00 - 11:00 a m. PHONE: [phone] FAX: [phone] NOTICE THE NEXT VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING WILL BE ON MONDAY, AUGUST 20. 2001 AT 7:00 P.M AT THE VILLAGE OFFICE. . mVaNaM7TA Over Hearing hie Grandpa tell his Dad how embarrassed he was about not remembering names because of his stroke, Grandson Jeramy, grade one. tried that in school one day when the teacher was scolding him For Forgett i ng bis lunch bucket. Jeramy answered the teach e r , "Well, you see, I had a s t r oka , back a spell, and I forgst things * * if it tt it *if tt ti tt if if if a tt it *• & *i it * Morr : "Why are you home From school so early?" Son:”1 was t he only one who could answer the que stion." Mom:"What w a s the question"'' Son : "Who threw the eraser at the principal?" it nttif if i. n it St it if it tt it it--, if it it tt ft i. i ■'> S i S v * -fit US A teacher in kindergarten, on teaching the students haw ta write their names. "If you don't I tarn tc write your name , you'll have to pay cash Far everything!" U ttS * if it tt Z it it it tt it ft if it tt tt tt it if ft tt tt ft ft ft \ 1AYOR-— --- CHARLOTTE BATH C(JlJNCILLORS --- KEN YOO YS --- BETTY LOU WHALEY M1 IN 1C I PA L AD MINISTRATOR-DO ROTH Y W A YFrank Mclnenly Auctions Ltd. Vulcan, AB Serving The Agriculture Industry Since 1967 [403] 485-2440 Frank Mclnenly Stacey Mclnenly Les McIntyre Foothills Livestock Auction Stavely, AB [phone] Regular sales every Friday Special Calf Sales Bred Sales as announced For up to date mark > Frank Mclnenly Les McIntyre [phone] [phone] cell: [phone] cell: [phone] F M Trailer World Located at Foothills Livestock Auction Stavely. AB Southern Alberta's Exclusive JVorlert Dealer NORBERT DEX TRAILTECH Stock} Horse} Flatdecks New & Used 1-877-205-1999 Call StaceyO H Q A N I Z t D F O R S A V I NGS CO-OP NOT FOR r ft O F I T " ARROWWOOD CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LTD. p Q. BOX 120 r\r r/*\»m n A / AOAA rnwiN id. oo^t-oovjo ARROWWOOD, ALBERTA TOL 0B0 x-vr rA»rn n a r aaaa rncoi^io: oo4-oowo Hours: 8-12 noon 8-12 noon 1 - 5:30pm Mon - Fri Saturday Your Farm Supply Store "Lawn &.Garden 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 GOLDHAWK “PRINTING & GRAPHICS All Your Priutiug Needs Color Laser Photocopies • Custom Calendars Iron on Transfers Laminating * Faxing • Rubber & Self Inking Stamps | ("l^AMJEY &Vus[j7 A T Est. 1995 ' V V. A ^SujijjCiLi j~o~L tfiz fioniE Q/inbizi A Bzeutzz If you don’t like the weather - START WINING Ross Delivers! Town or Country WE*® BOTTLED DRINKING W mM WATER Three Selections to choose from • Pure Drinking • Natural Spring • Stearr. Distilled Also SPARTA WATER in 1/2, 11/2, & 4 litre containers - Water Coolers to suit you household -United Auto Refinishing and MILO LAKESIDE ANNUAL PI AUGUST25, 2001 Held at McGregor LakeMilo Municipal Library NEWS a member of the Chinook Arch Regional Library System www.chinookarch.ab.ca NEW NON-FICTION “Building a Province: 60 Alberta Lives” by Brian Brennan “Aunt Mary in the Granary and other Prairie Stories” by Eileen Comstock (Comstock looks past the hardship and celebrates the laughter, fun and togetherness of a prairie childhood) “Living North of Lucky” by Eric Gingles (It started out as a six month whim, but Eric, a correspondent, wound up spending nine years in Japan’s North Alps - complete with cultural blunders an guffaws) NEW FICTION BESTSELLERS “The Shape of Snakes” by Minette Walters “Burnt Sienna” by David Morrell “Nightshade” by John Saul “Hot Six” by Janet Evanovich “Lethal Seduction” by Jackie Collins “The Secret” by Harold Robbins “Dance upon the Air” by Nora Roberts “Firefly Beach” by Luanne Rice “Hot Springs” by Stephen Hunter “USS Seawold” by Patrick Robinson NEW VIDEO History Channel Presents “PearlHarbour” Mummies and the Wonders of Ancient Egypt Famous Author Series: William Shakespeare Animated: “102 Dalmations”, “Clifford:Best Friends”, “Franklin plants a tree”, “Hercules”, “The Emperor's New Groove”, “A Goofy Movie” also: 15 new CD-ROM programs for children. LIBRARY HOURS Tuesdays 9:30am-12:30pm Thursdays 9:30am-12:30pm 1:30pm- 4:30pm 6:30pm- 8:00pm Saturdays 10:00am- 2:00pm Phone and Fax: [phone] email messages to [e-mail] 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 oo Waxing, Eyelash & Eyebrow Tinting Serving Vuican County Communities Our Mission: To enhance the quality of life and :o pursue a diversified. ;ustamable econ­omy through entrepreneurial proudh. Be sure to drop try. or sail for jn appointment to meet unh j specialist for your needs, hor aaded convenience, during the year 2000. we are traveling to county communities monthly. • Small business & start-up counseling • Tourism promotion Sc development • Career counseling 8c job database centre - Coming events databasing/planrung • Gov t 8c alternate lending agencv liaison • Community and marketing profiles 115. Center Street. Vulcan 'or call to book an 'on-site* appointment) 'feohone:-103—155 2992 rax; 103—135-23 73 vul£aned<^teluso'anet.ne( G^orgic Pooovitcn County Economic Deveic I )c H-lopim-nt Urn G.egory: ta.IM, = O 4 T0»nn. lA:CC.r\lr 3gck^r:__Vulcan NrR Station r-,t:fPRAIRIE WEST CENTEI- RAILWAY AVENUE, ARROWWOOD, AB The OLD WEST MALL WITH GOOD OLD FASHIONED HOSPITALITY Celebrates its FIRST ANNIVERSARY, Saturday August 4, t :00 am to 4:00 pm And we want to Cele dr ate with YOU!!. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT BY THE GREAT COUNTRY BAND "THE POSSEE C'MON AND TAP YER TOES TO GRi A T COUNTRY MUSIC ALL DA Y FREE DRAWS IN EVERY STORE .HROUGHOUT THE CENTER UNBEATABLE SALES IN EVERY STORE GRANNY’S HOT BUNS AND DELI 534-3387, WOW!! COME AJND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS ON DELI MEATS, BREAD AND PASTRIES. ENTER THE FREE IN STORE DRAW FRESH, FRESH, FRESH EVERY DAY. 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SMOKIES & HOT DOGS AND BAR-B- QUED HAMBURGERS ON OUR OWN PATIO, CANDIES AND SUGAR FREE CANDY, HOT AND ICED CAPPICINO, FRESH GROUND COFFEE BEANS, COFFEE AND FLAVOURED COFFEES. ENTER OUR DRAW.”KIDS UNDER 12. WIN A FREEE SLURPEE A WEEK FOR ONE YEAR. JUDY’S PARLOR 534-3399 ! FULL SERVICE SALON FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. HAIR CUTS, PERMS, COLORS, HIGHLIGHTS, FULL MASSAGE FACILITY, TANNING, VITAMINS& CHRISTIAN BOOKS ! i t INTRODUCING “NEW” TO THE SALON. PEDICURES AND A FULL RANGE OF NAIL TECHNIQUES AND SERVICES. MANICURES, ACRYLICS, GELS, WRAPS, DIA VIOND AND MORE. PLUS. WE OFFER WARM FRIENDLY SERVICE AND CONSULTATIONS IN A QUIET COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL - 2 FREE DRAWS TO WIN A PELUXl MANICURE OR A FREE PEDICURE! /"I VILLAGE GIFTS (YOUR SEARS OUTLET) 534-3838 1st ANNIVERSAR Y SALE JEWELLERY - 10% OFF BLANKET THROWS -25% OFF POTPOURRI PIES 10% OFF PLUSH AND PORCELAIN DOLLS . SALE $17.99 TRIVETS/COASTER 10% OFF CUSTOMIZED HOBBY HORSES $39.99 OVEN MITTS/ SPICE PADS 15% OFF PLUS MORE GREAT SAVINGS AND SALES THROUGHOUT THE STORE FREE INSTORE DRAWS HOURLYPhone: 485-2036 • Fax: [phone] E-Mail: [e-mail] Web site: www.vulcanadvocate.com SHARE the NEWS MILO CORRESPONDENT LORRAINE STUMPF 599-3748 CHECK OUR WEBSITE!! See the Classifieds, News and Photos on-line! the (rAP and SHARE the MEWS NEW DEADLINE FOR ADVERTISING NEW• Friday at 4:00 pm • NEW CLASSIFIED AD RATES $6.80 for 20 words + .100 each additional word 2nd week half price (Minimum $4.00)THANK YOU It really wasn’t that bad turning 80. The great birthday party that Harold and our family planned was special in every way. The meal prepared by Allen and Colleen was delicious. The surprise presentation of “my recipe book” printed by “CopiesNow” was truly a wonderful gift. To Terri who baked and decorated my birthday cake, which was a work of art, designed to represent our family, thank you. Thank you for all the cards and gifts received. To our family, grandchildren and relatives for the decorating and setting up tables in the hall for the party and friends who shared this day a very special “thank you”. It took all of you to do it. Janetta E.L.W. News Thank you to - The Milo School Students’ Union for the ‘special’ yearbook with all the students’ autographs and the clock/calculator. I’ll be looking at the book often to rekindle the memories of the Milo Community School. The Milo Community School Parent-Teacher Group for the handsaw that was painted by Marina Vannatta. This saw will take up a very special spot in our new house in Coaldale. The painting shows the new playground in the foreground with the school in the background. It truly is a wonderful gift that I really appreciate. The Milo Community School Staff for their generosity. I’ve already made use of the new attache case this summer. As for the swing, I’m planning to do a lot of reading under its canopy. Again, thank you very much. All the best to each and everyone of you. The July 11th meeting was held at the church. Pastor Ed, Linda and 5 members were present. Vice-President Alice chaired the meeting. Marilyn led the bible study “How do we know when our prayers are answered”. The meditation was read and the offering taken. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted after corrections made. The party for Gilbert Vooys will be held Saturday July 28th at the Milo Community Hall. E.L.W. will serve a meal for family and lunch at the open houst from 1:30 to 4 pm. Alice and Marilyn will plan for the food. Carol gave the treasurer’s report and a thank you letter was read from Camp Kuriakos for our donation. The installers will start laying the new carpet and linoleum on July 23rd. It was suggested that we clean the church before the furniture is moved bad Vacation Bible School will run from July 3oth to Aug 3rd. From 6:30 to 8 pm each day in the church basement. A group from the Southern Alta. Bible Camp will run the program. Marilyn adjourned the meeting and lunch was served by Frances. Rocky Wilson and family CONGRATULATIONS To Ginger and Gerald Deitt On the early and safe arrival OF THEIR SON >> Jackson david William <r I A BROTHER FOR NICOLE | | At High River on July 23,2001 f )/ <y Weighing in at 7 lbs. | And to proud grandparents | Bill and lois deitz >> ftGrade 5/6 Salute to Milo The grade 5/6 class wrote the following song and made a music video as an entry in a Canada-wide Contest. Although they did not win, I am proud of the students’ ideas and efforts. There will be a copy of the video in the school library and the municipal library. It’s short but it is GREAT STUFF! Do take it out and share in the pride of our students and in Milo. Sharon Cockwill. MILO’S OUR COMMUNITY Chorus: Alberta is the province to be And Milo’s our community. Family friends, activities Lots to do and lots to see. 1. Born an raised on the wide prairie The grass grows long and the beasts roam free. Spring brings gophers and geese fly high Wind and showers fill our sky. 2. In Summer it’s baseball and fishing too Gymnastics,soccer,end of school. Lots to do if we look around Dancing and pow wows we have found. Chorus: 3 . In winter it’s hockey and curling too It’s -30, snowy and cold. But we at Milo don’t hold back We’re on the road cuz we’re used to that. Chorus: 4. Milo's our community Great are friends and family. In many ways we work and share. In Milo we’re proud cuz we all care. Chorus: Thankyou very much to Brad McKay and Gordie Marshall on the very well organized Golf I Tournament for the Milo No Stars & Queenstown Cleaners hockey teams. Everyone had a great time and the supper was great too, that Jennifer and her crew put on. Thanks again, Ken and Charlotte Nelson Blankets Canada pinsandneedles@,alberta, com - email Hi Iris!! I wanted to drop you a line to thank you for the many knit and crochet squares that you have brought in to the store for Blankets for Canada. Please extend a special thanks to all the ladies who have done such terrific work, and especially to Alice for the many hours of beautiful work she had done and for the 100 squares she sent in this time. Please know that the blankets do go to the needy in our own area. It is like giving a piece of yourself to someone less fortunate. Thank you again very much for the love you pour into your work God Bless One student told me this was sung to the tune of the Sherry Mackenzie verse ot the marching song (where chorus is- sound ^ins & Needles off i.2 sound of 3,4 etc. ) High River, Ab.Councilor’s Comments SO WHO HAS WON??? If the proposed legislation (to amend the Agriculture Operation Protection Act) is passed as is, concerning the Intensive Livestock Operation (or I.L.O.) controversy, theN.R.C.B. will decide on all future Intensive Livestock Operations. Apparently the Alberta Government will set up guide lines and they will be enforced by a committee under the N.R.C.B. so they will be handled the same as an oil/gas installation, so that if a I.L.O. meets all the rules and regulation, just like an oil well, it will go ahead. So the people who have apposed every I.L.O. in Vulcan County in the last several years, among other people in the province, can take credit for this new scenario, so who has won this? I think our County should be able to roll out the welcome mat now. We could have several new feed-lots and maybe a hog barn or two. This should create jobs, markets for local grain, maybe even some new families in our area. Under the present rule the County had almost complete control over land use and could set the rules once a I L O. was approved, not any more. I’m happy, are you? Grant Lahd. mumummm#Thank you Milo July 19th was a truly wonderful night for us. To see all of you that made it to the farewell supper and to those who had other commitments but expressed your good intentions of having been there, we can’t thank you enough. Thank you too for your generous monetary gilt. We will purchase something that will remind us of this community. Obviously it was very hard to say anything that night. Thus, with the Can Opener’s help, we would like to share a few thoughts that we wish we could have left you with on the 19lh. Milo is ‘home’ and having said that, we can’t help but say that it’s been a "love affair’ that began before we even set foot in here. In Rocky’s last year of University in Lethbridge, he had the privilege of sharing classes with Doreen Sharpe (nee: Healy - Lome and Marlene). This association would prove to be a stepping-stone into Milo. After graduation. Rocky was hired to join the school staff (Wayne Bennett, Dene Peterson & Cliff El le made up the interview committee), replacing John Seaman. The word obviously got out because he received a phone call one night offering him a place to stay while the teacherage was being painted. They say that ‘first impressions’ are the most important. Well, it is safe to say that the generosity and openness of Eva Ivers (Doreen’s grandmother) set the tone of what Milo was all about. Eva took Rocky into her house and fed him, offered him a place to sleep and most importantly, she introduced him to what this community is all about. In that same first week, Murray Phillips offered Rocky, a stranger, credit to charge items (Murray and Gladys always seemed to have everything I needed, no matter what it was!) to help with the move into the house. In no time at all we became part of the community. Friendships developed and experiences were shared. Sharing experiences with others during times of need are what strengthens and solidifies a relationship. The ‘bond’ that solidified the ‘love affair’ was the experience that Milo shared with us when Brett was diagnosed with cancer. The community proved to be so very generous - people offering moral support while others offered whatever services we might have required. Rocky will never forget the night that Alice Bartsch knocked at our backdoor (when Jo- Anne and Brett were in Calgary) and left a monetary donation from the local disaster fund to help offset some of our expenses. Norm and Shannon Reynolds never hesitated to offer a vehicle for Rocky to use and travel to Calgary to visit with Brett and Jo-Anne. Bill Deitz offered a ride into Calgary one weekend. This was a ride Rocky won’t forget because not only did he share time with Bill, but Sonny Vannatta was also on board! When Katie joined our family, the generosity continued. Kathy Vooys would drive into town to pick her up, and then look after her while Rocky worked at school (Jo-Anne and Brett were at Calgary for a week at a time). Robert and Darlene could always be counted on to help us out no matter what. Gladys Phillips was always willing to help out also. Barry and Joanne Monner would often call up and offer a meal to help pass the week while Jo-Anne and Brett were in Calgary. With Brett out of the woods, things got back to ‘normal’ and small town living would prove to be the ‘fruitful’ years of our family life. Knowing that our kids could go about town safely with the members of our community to help and keep a watchful eye out for their safety was always comforting. Baseball has always and will continue to be a part of our lives. Milo offered Rocky the opportunity to coach and play the game. Thanks to the ‘Slo-Stars’ for the memories! Thanks to the kids and parents for the experiences of coaching the various ball teams. Thanks to Lawrence and Doris Clements. Lawrence is the ‘tool man’. We could always count on Lawrence to have a tool and he was always willing to lend them out. Thanks to Linda Booth and Shirley Wilson for always having baking supplies on hand, and Lorraine Stumpf who lent us her ladder over and over again. We have to mention the Milo Lions. The work that this group has done over the years has made a big impression on us. The pancake suppers, charter nights, casinos, bar-b-ques, community campouts, building the ball diamond, and the money they put towards the Terry Fox Run will serve as a model that other groups can look up to. There are just so many of you to thank and we really want to acknowledge your contribution to our family. PLEASE FORGIVE US if we have not mentioned your names (and we know that there are many!). The bottom line is that we’re going to miss this community. Thank you for everything!! Please make sure that when you are passing through Coaldale, you STOP IN - our door will always be open for any “Miloite”! Our new address is 2107 10th Street (T1M 1B4), phone # 345 - 4547. 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Aug 9th 6:00 2 vs 4 7:00 1 vs 5 8:00 2 vs 6 Aug 18th Weekend - Wind-up Tournament Teams: n - Slick-up (Jennifer Gore) #2 - Sandy & Marlys #3 - Marshalls U - G-Nell & Wendy #5 - Ross & Tara #6 - Kevin Booth "SPECIAL: ’IMG IN ALL YOUK'C INTERIOR EXTERIOR NEEDS} ■OH ERF! ■ TIMA r itS CAl Lf KARR i DUDLEY !■ Ph • ••35-2905 Co!: ■ : 35 -7722 ! Love from Joe & Wendy & Ken & Charlotte & their families.We would like to thank the Northcott Family for including us in the great Birthday Party you put on for Janetta and especially for Mom’s cook book which we all received. This was the first party we’ve been that the guests got a birthday present too. You all did a fantastic job. Thank you, and may God Bless you with many more healthy, happy years to come. Lloyd & Betty. A special Thank You, to the Milo Fire Department for their quick response to the fire in our shed on the holiday Monday in June. Sincere thanks. The Shier Family. A very sincere Thank you to the ladies who organized my bridal tea. Thank you especially to Penny Heather for hosting the occasion and for the beautiful peonies that adorned each table. A special Thank you to the girls from grades 4, 5 and 6 (Ginna, Deanna, Paige, Jennifer, Morgan and Maurissa) who provided the entertainment. Thank you also to Tammy Lahd and Monnie Fetkenher who joined me at the head table on such short notice. Thank you to all who attended and who gave to the “birdhouse”. A special thanks also for the many well wishes and expressions of congratulations I have received from the community. Your kind words, cards and gifts are all very much appreciated. Phyllis Phair Thank You, to everyone who brought jersey’s from us in support of Dan’s I.S.D.E. Motorcycle ace in France in August, it was very much appreciated Ellen & Bill Claudene & Dan Deepest Sympathy goes out to John and Bea Kuzma on the passing of Bea’s uncle. Get well wishes go out to Deb Schiller (Winch) who recently had emergency surgery in Fernie. Birthday wishes go out to Carol Vooys and Carol Tiegen who celebrate their 60th Birthday on July 24th. Congratulations To Janetta Northcott Who celebrated her 80th Birthday Congratulations To Gilbert Vooys Who recently celebrated his 90th Birthday r I 1 * 2 2 i \ i i t t JU. Congratulations To Lil Peterson On her 90th Birthday - Aug 7thAUGUST SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT 1 Lions Reg. Supper Meeting 7 pm 8 pm 2 TOPS 8:45am Lutheran Ch. Bsmt. U.C.W. Meeting 2 pm 3 4 5 Lutheran Church No Service United Church 11 am 6 Civic Holiday 7 Drop-In Bridge 1:30 pm 8 Health Nurse 1 - 2 pm Drop-In E.L.W. 2pm Lions Exec. Meeting 8pm 9 TOPS 8:45am Lutheran Ch. Bsmt. 10 11 Milo 70th Anniversary Street Dance - Community Hall 8:00 pm 12 Lutheran Church 1 lam United Church 11 am Anniversary Parade 12:30 pm Lions Annual Barbecue 1:30 pm 13 14 Drop-In Bridge 1:30 pm 15 Lions Reg. Supper Meeting 7 pm 8 pm 16 TOPS 8:45am Lutheran Ch. Bsmt. 17 18 19 Lutheran Church 11 am United Church 11 am 20 2 1 Drop-In Bridge 1:30 pm 22 Lions Exec. Meeting. 8 pm 23 TOPS 8:45am Lutheran Ch. Bsmt. 24 25 26 Lutheran Church No Sendee United Church No Service 27 Deadline for Can Opener 28 Drop-In Bridge 1:30 pm 29 30 TOPS 8:45am Lutheran Ch. Bsmt. 31