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tel: 1(403)599-2406fax: 1(403)599-2247toll free: 1(877)599-2499

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FO O D T O C O

Garry & Bernardine Nelson 485-2519

MILO CAFECHINESE 8. WESTERN TAKE OUT ORDERS

599-3832Closed Monday

Monday-Sunday —....... 8:30 am - 8.00 pmBeer8< Wine with meeds

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Al lan and Col leen Bartsch MILO, Alta, phone. (403) S99-2204

CORNER STORE & GARAGE

OIL - GAS - DIESEL - REPAIRS - WELDING A.M.A. TOWING

MERV & FRANCES GOLDTHORPE 485 - 6671

Do y o u h ave a b u s in e s s card th a t y o u w ou ld lik e to a d v e r tise?

C o st is $ 6 0 /y ea r (or $ 5 /m o n th ) a n d y o u w ill r ec e iv e a su b sc r ip tio n .

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Phillips Agricultural Products and Services

Box 292

Lomond, Alberta TOL 1G0

Telephone: (403) 792-3757 Toll Free: I -800-387-848S Cellular. (403) 485-0400 Fax (403) 792-3707

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'We meet by accident" COMPLETE AUTO BODY & REFINISHING

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Mayor-----Councillors

---------- Ken VooysBetty Lou Whaley------- Robert Phillips-----Dorothy WayMunicipal Administrator

OFFICE HOURS;Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Frida

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FAIRBANKS DENTURE CLINIC125 Centre Street, Vulcan, Alberta

TOL 2B0

485-2368

Scott D. Fairbanks - Denturist

Lori Vooys, CIM, FCSI Financial Planner

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Suite 1800, Scotia Centre 700 - 2nd Street SW Calgary, AB T2P 2W1

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% ScotiaMcLeodSccrtiaMcLeod is a division of Scotia Capita] Inc., a member of the Scotiabank Group.

Milo Village OfficeHours: Tuesday 8 :3 0 - 11:3 0 a m

1 :00 - 4 :0 0 pm Thursday 8:00 - 11:00 am

P hones 5 9 9 -3 8 8 3 Fans 5 9 9 -2 2 0 1

Notice: The next Village Council Meeting w ill be on Monday, June 17, 2002 at 7.00 p.m. at the Village Office.

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Mobile: (403) 362-1764

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Tel: (403) 599-4101 Fax: (403) 599-2409

BUSINESS HOURS:Mon - Thurs 10:00 -12:00

Scotiabank1:00- 3:00

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E.L.W.News

Our May 8th meeting opened with Carol leading the bible study entitles “The Light of the Spirit”. There were 5 members and Pastor Ed Present. The business meeting was opened by Marilyn. The minutes of the last meeting read and adopted. The treasurer’s report was also read and adopted.Iris gave a short report on the Lethbridge

conference which she attended with Marilyn and Harriet..Correspondence was read, a letter of thanks from Camp Kuriukus, for donation received.A letter from the missionary we support, Brian Rudd. A letter of thanks from the Deitz family. The treasurer reported that a donation on Ryan’s behalf had been made to the Canadian Bible Society.Confirmation date is May 19th, the mothers of the confirmands will make a fruit tray for lunch after the service and Maxine will get a cake. We will make buns or sandwiches and we will contact the U.C.W. to see if they will bring squares. Those being confirmed are Matthew Sukut, Byron Thompson, Vern McKenzie and Jennifer Way.Iris made a motion that we send a donation to Southern Alberta Bible Camp of $100.00, seconded by Alice, carried.Pastor Ed will contact the Southern Alberta Bible Camp to see if they will be able to run the Vocational Bible School in Milo this summer.Iris requested that minutes from August 1988 to December 2000 be removed from the minute book and stored at the church. This can be done. The Secretary put a report on the Kuriakos and Wilderness bible camps in the last Canopener. Pastor Ed gave the dates of his vacation and other church activities for this summer. Iris will make an insert to go in the bulletin and we will also post this in the Canopener.As there was no other business the meeting closed. Marilyn served lunch. For the June meeting Linda will lead the bible study and Harriet is hostess.

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Hours: 8 -12 noon 1 - 5:30pm Mon - Fri 8-12 noon Saturday

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VILLAGE OF MILO MINUTESThe regular meeting of the Village of Milo was held on Monday, April 15, 2002 at 7:00 p.m. at the

Village OfficePresent were Mayor Vooys, Councillor Whaley and Municipal Administrator Dorothy Way.The minutes of the meeting held on March 18, 2002 were read. Councillor Whaley moved the

adoption of the minutes. CARRIED.The old Economic Development Committee is finished and the new Economic Development Board is

in place. The books have been sent to be audited. This new committee needs to decide what they want to do. They can apply for a grant once it has been decided what the purpose will be. Mayor Vooys and Councillor Whaley attended the communications meeting on April 10/02 in Carmangay. The next Communications meeting is in Champion on October 30, 2002 at 7:30 p.m. School Advisory Meeting April 17/02 and Rec. Board meeting is April 18/02.

The AUMA Electric System Franchise Agreement by-law has been finished.There were no written or verbal presentations made to the Village Council at the Public Hearing on

April 15, 2002. Bylaw #338 to amend Bylaw #322 was presented to Council in regards to the purpose of the proposed amendment to ensure that moved-in buildings, through the adherence to building conditions and regulations, do not create a land use conflict. Councillor Whaley MOVED the second reading April 15, 2002. CARRIED. Mayor Vooys MOVED that the by-law be given a third and final reading at this meeting. CARRIED.Councillor Whaley MOVED the third and final reading of by-law #338. CARRIED.

The Vulcan County requires clay and topsoil to fill in the old Milo landfill. This will be completed this spring.

The census count this year is for the Village use only. There are approximately 110 people in the Village.

The Village Council was presented with a new agreement between the participating municipalities and the Vulcan & District FCSS. MOVED by Mayor Vooys that the Village of Milo accept this new agreement between the participating municipalities and the Vulcan & District FCSS. CARRIED.

The revised 2002 requisition for the Vulcan & District FCSS was received. This requisition is for $657.25. This requisition is up $ 158.25 from last year. MOVED by Councillor Whaley that we accept this requisition. CARRIED.

A letter was received from the Responsible Firearms Owners of Alberta asking for a letter of support in regards to the proposed ‘ Alberta Western Firearms Heritage and Historical Act." The Village of Milo Council agreed to support this new proposal. This proposal is to bring the firearms issue back to the provincial government from the federal government.

The Village Council received a letter from the Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission asking for help in shaping the electoral map of the province by the process of public consultation. The Village Council declined to participate in this process.

The Village received an application to apply for the Municipal Sponsorship Program 2002-03. The Municipal Administrator will apply for this grant. The Village received a letter from the Oldman River Intermunicipal Service Agency in regards to whether the the Village would be interested in using our Municipal Sponsorship Program 2002-03 to fund an Intermunicipal project for the Geographic Information System. The Village of Milo Council declined this project.

A letter was received and a resolution of non-support in regards to the KYOTO Protocol. This was tabled to the next meeting.

The Municipal Administrator will contact Wally Shouldice from the Town of Vulcan and Robert Strauss from the Vulcan County to find out how we can do this dust abatement properly.

The next Council meeting of the Village of Milo was set for Monday, May 27, 2002 at 7:00 p.m. at the Village Office.

The meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m.

G. EGELAND HAIL INSURANCE

Representing:

• Wray Agencies Ltd.• Canadian Hail Agencies

• Agriculture Financial Services

Call Galvin at: 599-2199485-7728650-0836

M IL O U.C.VV. N E W S

Ire se m 'rL f 16611"8 WaS °Pened Wlth the minutes being read and adopted. Eight ladies and Rob were present. I he treasurer’s report was read and adopted

S f f ^ , : mSUSan aS“ if " ? S 0K if she ordered a =^11 round loaf of bread from the Vulcan chtgT iU o W°Uld be Knt ,0 Jan“ 'S m0",h- We agreed to have it and

L is t 'a n a to i800o i^ r™ufr t-°U' reqU? ‘S ‘° a" ChUrCheS in the Foothills Presbytery for financial by Susan'carried m'SS'°" ‘° G“a‘emala “ Au*ust Be,,f moved we send d<=r $50.00, seconded

C o « ™ goS„°MavS £ le,%0f bibleS T ^Undd y &r US10 Ch°°se from f°r the confirmation class wha, weZ Lnch a f T c h u r ^ ph° “ Ma" lg" N* ° " 10 »“

^ X a r d Sa ^ " „ ^ “ d by ^ SUM" tha Ba' “ * * * wil, ,ooh after theHostess for June is Janetta.

S a"d gUSan Presented Margaret, fane.,a and Zo,a

Posien'served^by Ma^jaref " * ^ W' a“ enJOyed 3 'U"Ch a"d binhdaf ^ e for Marilyn

T h a n k - y o u .to all who saved Campbell's Soup Labels throughout the school year. Also thanks to Jamie's Foods for ' supplying the bin at the store to put them in. We managed to collect 8000 labels! Thank-you Alice Bartsuh and Ethel Heather for trimming, counting and tying all of them and getting them ready to mail. We cashed in 32,000 of our saved points and purchased a new 35mm. camera, 4 soccer balls and a 1700 piecelego set for grades 1 - 4. Once again, thank-you and keep saving.

C o lle t* S iw t& eJl

Milo Community School

V ain V e n tu re T ra v e lphone (403)599-2406 toll free (8rD599-2499

p r e s e n t s

June 27 - 28, 2002

$ 1 4 9 . 9 5

Includes:transport1 night accommodation Cardston, Alberta Delicious roast beef buffet Entertainment:

‘A Musical Tribute to the Cowboy’ “action packed entertainment showing the life and

times of the cowboy”

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Hillspring, Alberta

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L a d ie s W ear F a s h io n sO p e n H o u s e

Thursday, June 13 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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v c r y o u c W e l c o m e

JVc.vf months’ Can Opener will have the final schedule, hut look forward to:

Movie Aights"Atlantis *" Muppet Treasure Island *

CraftsOcean in a Bottle Flying Octopus

Stories(jamesVisits from Pirates Swimming at the Cake

oJisfe' Milo Municipal LibraryNEWS

An a member of the Chinook ArchRegional Library System www. chinookarch. ab. ca

T H A N K Y O UThe library accepts donations if they are useful to

our collection. Newer items are especially welcome, and donation receipts can be issued for

newer materials.Our many thanks to the following for their

donations this month:Pam Sukut -#15,16,17,18 of the Fearless Series

Kathy Sukut -Maeve Binchy - “Scarlet Feather” Michael J. Fox - “Lucky Man”

Dene Peterson - Catherine Cookson —“ A House Divided”

Carol Vooys - Luanne Rice Follow the Stars Home”

May paperback BESTSELLERS“Looking Back” by Belva Plain “Warrior Class” by Dale Brown

“Chosen Prey” By John Sandford “The “Summerhouse” by Jude Deveraux

“The Manhatten Hunt Club” by John Saul “Moving Target” by Elizabeth Lowell “The Next Accident” by Lisa Gardner

“Dead Hand” by Harlod Coyle “A Theory of Relativity” by Jacquelyn Mitchard

“Bitterroot” by James Lee Burke Other new novels just arrived:

A Perfect Spy” by John le Carre “The Honorable Schoolboy” by John le Carre “Unfinished Business” by Barbara Seranella

“Deadly Desire” by Brenda Joyce “Kate Hannigan’s Girl” by Catherine Cookson

“Final Justice”by Nancy Kopp “Wind Walker” by Terry C. Johnston

“conspiracy.com” by R. J. Pineiro “The Edge of Town” by Dorothy Garlock “The Western Trail” by Ralph Compton “The Gripping Beast” by Margot Wadley

“May There Be A Road” by Louis L’AmourLIBRARY HOURS

Tuesdays 9:30am-12:30pmThursdays 9:30am-12:30pm

1:30pm-4:30pm 6:30pm- 8:00pm

Saturdays 10:00am-2:00pm Phone and Fax: 599-3850

email messages to libmil@chinookarch. ab. ca

!!! 0 1 WEEK EARLIER!!!

Sign up your teams at the Milo Hotel Min. 3 guys & 3 Gals (No Exceptions)

$120.00 entry fee Xrophy & cash prizes

Lots & lots of fun & prizes Prizes for most original team

Entertainment at Slick-LJp Saloon

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Come in and check out ourYouth & Student Services. We

have an account to suit everyone Congratulation#- no m atter what their age to all of tl)t

• Fat Cat Account• HeadStart Account• Student Choice Account

^ 2002 #All deposits and earned interest regardless of amount are 100% guaranteed!

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CONSUMER LOAN SPECIAL M ORTGAGE SPECIAL

April 15th - June 15th April '15th - June 1st$5000 minimum new money 6 months -

Fixed @5.00% or no interest / no paymentsPrime + 0% on a 5 year mortgage

36 month amortization

LOIDOnD CREDIT UDIOI)(A Division of Brooks Savings & Credit Union Ltd.)

VILLAGE OF MILOThe Village of Milo requires a Summer

Student for the months of July and August. This job includes general maintenance, cutting of grass & weeds, painting etc. The job is for 40 hrs per week and pays $5.90 per hour.

Anyone interested in this position, please send a written application to:

Village of Milo Box 65, Milo, Alberta TOL 1L0

Deadline for Applications is June 14, 2002

Village Hours:Tuesdays 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. & 1:00- 4:00 p.m. Thursdays 8:00 - 11:00 a.m.Phone 599-3883

Thank you Dorothy Way Municipal Administrator

Village of MiloBox 65, Milo, Alberta TOL 1L0

NOTICEIn accordance with Section 276(3) of the Municipal Government Act Chapter M-26.1 1994 Council for the Village of Milo hereby notifies all electors of the Village of Milo that they may view the 2001 Auditor’s Report and the Village's 2001 Financial statement during the hours of 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., Tuesday June 18, 2002 in the Village Office.

Dorothy Way Municipal Administrator VILLAGE OF MILO

Straight, Clean & Simple will be In performance:

Thursday, June 6 & Friday, June 7

@Vulcan County Inn.

4 |||r MILO LIONS CLUB NEWS

COMING EVENTS FOR June 2002 June 4 - Carseland interclub

June 5 - Milo Regular Supper Meeting June 7 - Fish Creek Lions Charity’ Golf Classic

June 12 - Milo Executive Meeting June 19 - Milo Lions Steak Fry & Officer

Installation Supper MeetingJune 26 - Milo Executive Meeting

Our deepest sympathy is extended to Lion Lloyd Armstrong and family

for the loss of Joe Holoboff.

The community campout will be held at Enchant Park July 5th to 7th. Everyone is welcome to join us to camp, or even just come down to visit a few hours. Enjoy crib, horseshoe & bocci tournaments, swimming, bicycle riding, kids races on Sunday, etc. The Lions serve Saturday & Sunday breakfasts.

Milo Lions Club donated $2000 to the Vulcan Ambulance. Service in May. We will be tending bar for the Lobster Supper at the hall on May 31.

Top ten things you 'll never hear a dad say...10. Well, how 'bout that? I'm lost! Looks like we'll

have to stop and ask for directions.9. You know Pumpkin, now that you're thirteen, you'll

be ready for unchaperoned car dates. Won't that be fun?

8 .1 noticed that all your friends have a certain hostile attitude. I like that.

7. Here's a credit card and the keys to my new car.GO CRAZY!!

6. What do you mean you wanna play football? Figure skating's not good enough for you, son?

5. Your Mother and I are going away for the weekend. You might want to consider throwing a party.

4. Well, I don't know what's wrong with your car. Probably one of those doo-hickey thingies—ya know—that makes it run or something. Just have it towed to a mechanic and pay whatever he asks.

3. No son of mine is going to live under this roofwithout an earring. Now quit your belly-aching, and let’s go to the mall.

2. Whaddya wanna go and get a job for? I make plenty of money for you to spend.

1. What do I want for my birthday? Aahh — don't worry about that. I t 's no big deal. (Okay, they might say it. But they don't mean it)

PRAIRIE WEST CENTER ArrowwoodMONDAY TUESDAY

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GRANNY’S DELI- Weekly Special Black Forest Ham, Coffee Cakes & 100% Whole Wheat BreadWALKER’S COUNTRY STORE

Weekly Special, Mens Golf Shorts 10% off Ladies Cotton T-Shirts 15% off

10 VILLAGE GIFTS Weekly Special 15% off Note Card Sets

GRANNY’S DELI- Weekly Special Farmers Sausage, Tea Biscuits & Cheese Bread

WALKER’S COUNTRY STOREWeekly Special, Mens Golf Shirts Great Selection

17 Granny’s Deli- Weekly Special Chicken Breast, Pecan or Almond Tarts, & Hot Dog Buns

Walker’s Country Store - Weekly Special - Pewter Door Knockers 20% off, Rangeman’s Address Book Rea 17.99 SALE $9.99

VILLAGE GIFTS Weekly Special - Buy 1 Candle - Get 2nd Candle FREE24 Granny’s Deli- Weekly Special Scones, All Cheeses, Hamburger Buns

W alker’s C ountry S tore -Weekly Special - Sunglasses 15% O FF M ens/Ladies/Kids

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Country Treats: REMEMBEROur Patio Bar-B-Q ... Fresh Burgers everyday for Lunch

11 Country Treats. Today’s Special Buy 1 Slurpee and get 2nd one at 'A price!!!

VILLAGE GIFTS Today's Special 35% off Porcelain Faced Plush Animals

18 JUDY’S PARLOR -Today’s Special - 10% Off Hi-lites-

Village G ifts - Special Today - 10% off 5x7 Framed Pictures

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THURSDAY

Walker’s Country Store -Today’s Special: Kids Wrangler Shirts Sizes XXS to XXL Boys/ Girls 10% OFF

Country Treats: Yummy Ice Cream Flavours to satisfy everyone. C'mon in and try one.12 JUDY’S PARLOR -

Today's Special - 10% Off Pedicures

WALKER’S COUNTRY STORE Today’s Special 10% OFF Ladies Crochet Sweaters Reg $24 - $49

19 W alker’s C ountry Store - D aily Special -All Birth Stone Jewelry 15% OFF & Silk Scarves 'A Price & In Stock *Roper Shoes 15%OFF

26 JUDY’S PARLOR-Special Today... Hair Accessories, Buy one get One at Half Price

VILLAGE GIFTS Today’s Special 15% off ALL Jewelry

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JUDY’S PARLOR -Thurs/Fri/ 15% off ALL Nail Services

VILLAGE GIFTSThurs/Fri Special 15% off ALL Clocks

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JUDY’S PARLOR-Today’s special - Free Paraffin Wax Dip with Manicure

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Country Treats: Banana Split Day, Big andBeautiful, Come in and try one

27 W alker’s C oun tiy S tore - All *Miracles Baby and Children’s Wear - 25%off

SATURDAY7Walker’s Country Store-Fri/Sat Special Wrangler Wallets 15% OFF - Rangeman’s Address Book Reg $17.99 -SALE $9.99 60% OFF Crazy Cowboy Western Shirts for Men, Women and Kids

14 VILLAGE GIFTSS pecial Today Life Lessons Figurines for $10.00 + GST

W alker’s Country> Store - Today Only Montana Silver Men’s Watches & Accessories 10% OFF

21 W alker’s C ountry S tore - FRI/SAT All Ladies Shorts & 2 piece Short & Skirt Sets 15% OFF

JUDY’S PARLOR -Today’s Special - Buy a jar of Exfoliant & get your Nails Painted FREE

28 VILLAGE GIFTS- Today’s Special 15% off Western Accessories

NEW NEW NEW GRANNY PENNY’S WORKSHOP... nowin the COUNTRY STORE MUSEUM,

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SUNDAY8 VILLAGE GIFTSSpecial Today 10% off Willow Tree Figurines

Walker’s Country Store PLUSH GRAD OWLS 10% OFF

15FREE FATHER’S DAY CARD WITH PURCHASE AT

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"Year End Celebration"Wed., June 26 at Milo School

11:15 - 3 :0 0 P.M.The day includes:

Surprise Visitor ii:3o Year End Barbecue

($1.00 per burger) 12:30Awards Presentation i:30Please plan to attend!

Everyone Welcome

Frank Mclnenly Auctions Ltd.Vulcan, AB

Serving The Agriculture Industry Since 1967

(403) 4 8 5 -2 4 4 0Frank Mclnenly Stacey Mclnenly Les McIntyre

Foothills Livestock AuctionStavely, AB

(403) 549-2120Regular sales every Friday

Special Calf Sales Bred Salesas announced

for up to date marketing call:Frank Mclnenly (403) 485-2440 cell: (403) 485-8123

Marvin Fowler (403) 646 -2334 cell: (403) 625-6070

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H ave any books or m agazines th at you are finished with? D o n ’t know w hat to do with

them ?Milo Lakeside Services has

offered to sell them at their store. All m onies generated w ill go to

the M ilo M unicipal Library Any donations would be greatly

appreciated.

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to our grade n ne studentsition of grade n in e and

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from M iloStu dentsan d Staff

We need some supplies collected for crafts for our Summer Reading

Program“Sailing the 7 Seas”

Milk cartons Clear plastic pop bottles

Toilet paper rolls Plastic lids (margarine, yogurt)

Please bring them into the Library by the end of June

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2002 SOUTHERN ALBERTA SUMMER GAMES VOLUNTEER APPLICATION FORM

July 3 - 6, 2002Games O ffice 118 - 2nd Avenue South, Vulcan

Email: summergames@town.vulcan.ab.ca Website: sasg2002.town.vulean.ab.ca

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\ddressFirst (Please Print) Last

Postal CodePhone

Home Business Cell. Phone.mail

lave you already been assigned to a committee? Q Yes Q No

f YES, what committee'7___________________________________________________________ (PROCEED TO SECTION B, PAGE 2)f NO, COMPLETE SECTION A

SECTION A

If you don't have a committee preference, check ( / ) Q ANYTHING and proceed to Section B, page 2.

PLEASE SELECT UP TO 2 AREAS OF INTEREST (in order of preference from 1-2) AND CHECK ( / ) A COMMITTEE PREFERENCE:

ADMINISTRATION:Q Games Office Q Results Office

TRANSPORTATION:Q Courtesy Vehicles Q Parking & Traffic Control

FRIENDS OF THE GAMES:□ Fundraising Projects□ Sponsorship & Donations

PROMOTIONS:Q Souvenir Sales Q Mascot Q Games Records Q Media/Publicity Q Athlete Handbook

FACILITIES/ACCOMODATIONS:Q Athletes Central Q Hotel/Motel/Campgrounds Q Portable Facilities/Equipment

SAFETY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Q Medical (first aid, etc.)□ Telecommunications

___ FOOD SERVICES:Q Food Central □ Concessions

_ VOLUNTEERS:Q Registration & Q Communication &

Recruitment General Orientation □ Appreciation

___ PROTOCOL:Q Games Ambassadors □ Torch Relay Q Medal Presentations Q Hospitality □ Ceremonies

CULTURE:Q Photography Displays Q Garden Tour Q Cultural Promotions

SPORT:□ Officials □ Beach Volleyball Q Mini Soccer □ Small Bore□ Athletics (Track & Field) O Cycling Q Photography □ SoccerQ Badminton Q Equestrian Q 10 Km. Road Race Q Swimming□ Baseball ff) Golf Q Skateboarding CD Volleyball Q 3 on 3 Basketball Q Horseshoes Q Slo-Pitch

Volunteer Application Form (side 2)

S E C T IO N B

Availability: Check ( /) (Please be as specific as possible)

Before the Games During Games July 3 - 6, 2002

After the Games

Week Days Week-ends Wed Thurs Fri SatAnytime

Mornings (6 am - 12 pm)

Afternoons (12 pm - 6 pm)

Evenings (6 pm - 12 am)Nights (12 am - 6 am) (During Games Only!) . .if

Age: (if under 18)_____________

Personal talents, skills or training:

Are you interested in volunteering for the Games Medical Emergency Pool? Q Yes Q NoSt. John's ambulance training will be provided at no cost if you work as a volunteer at the Summer Games.

Do you have a current driver’s license? Q Yes Q No

Do you have special requirements? (e.g. no heavy lifting, wheelchair access, etc.) Q Yes Q No

IfYES, please specify _______________________________________________________________________

Applicant Signature Application Date

Please Fill Out:

Name:___________________T Shirt Size: □ Small

□ Medium

Please Forward Volunteer Application Form to:2002 Southern Alberta Summer Games

Box 1418___________ Vulcan, Alberta TOL 2B0□ Large or Games Office 118 - 2nd Ave. South□ X Large□ XXLarge Phone: (403)-485-4515

Fax: (403)-485-4516Note: Most placements will be made 2 weeks prior to the

THREE BIG REASONS TO BECOME S.A.S.G. VOLUNTEER!© Community Spirit © A Spectacular Volunteer Wind Up You

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The personal information collected using this form is required for the purpose o f operating the 2002 Southern Alberta Summer Games. Collected information will be held in confidence within the security o f the 2002 Southern Alberta Summer Games Committee.

For further information about the collection and use o f this information, please contact:(Sherry Fernley, Director o f Volunteers (403) 485-2118)

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Phone: 485-2036 • Fax: 485-6938 E-Mail: vadvo@telusplanet.net

Web site: www.vulcanadvocate.com

SHARE the NEWSMILO CORRESPONDENT for NEWS onlyLORRAINE STUMPF 599-3748

NEW PUBLISHING DATE: THURSDAYS Deadline remains the same: Friday at 4:00 p.m.

CALL WANDA - 485-2036

COUNTY CALENDAR

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Production Louise Christie

Reporter Heather Setka

Customer Service Linda Hedman

Coming Events for non-profit groups Call Economic Development - 485-2992

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SUBSCRIPTION RATE$24.00 per year (within county)

CHECK OUR WEBSITE!!See the Classifieds, News and Photos on-line! www.vulcanadvocate.com

Vulcan County Adult Learning Council

ADULT LEARNING

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for FALL 2002 Courses:

- be a “COURSE HOST” for one course OR join The Adult Learning Council as a volunteer

representative for Milo.The representative job can be shared!

If there is a course that you would really like to have offered, you can be a “Course Host”

for just that one class. Course hosts take registrations, arrange for coffee, etc. and do

receive a reduction in fees.Milo has always offered quite a few courses.

Without a representative, or at least some more course hosts, there will be fewer courses.

Courses for the FALL of 2002 are being set up now.

For detailed information call Carol Robertson, Adult Learning Coordinator at 485-3109.

Snake Valley Drop-In News

JOIN US FOR A FUN AFTERNOON!

On Friday, June 17 (2 to 4 p.m.), join us for a social afternoon o f visiting, cards, etc. Members of the Peter Dawson Lodge will be attending. Everyone is most welcome!

The public health nurse will be at the drop-in on Wednesday, June 12 from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.

Bridge continues to be held every Tuesdayafternoon. Bingo and crib will return in the fall. ********************************************

When my daughter was three, we watched Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs for the first time. The wicked queen appeared, disguised as an old lady

selling apples, and my daughter was spellbound. The Snow White took a bite of the poisoned apple and fell to the ground unconscious. As the apple rolled away, my daughter spoke up. “See Mom. She doesn’t like

the skin either.” - author unknown

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T.O.P.S. NEWSSTRAWBERRY ROMAINE SALAD1 head romaine lettuce, torn 1 pint strawberries, sliced 1 red onion, sliced1 cup fat-free mayonnaise or 1/3c. Light Miracle Whip Artificial sweetener to equal 1/3 c. sugar

(3T. Splenda)% cup skim milk2 T. cider vinegar 1 T. poppy seeds.

Place lettuce, strawberries, and onion in salad bowl. Mix together remaining ingredients for dressing. Toss all together just before serving.

8 servings. 1 serving equals 53 calories (9 calories from fat) or 1 vegetable and 1/3 fruit exchange and 1 g total fat (2%), 0 saturated fat, 0 cholesterol, 254 mg sodium (11%), 11 g total carbohydrate (5%), 2 g dietary fiber (10%), 7g sugars, and 2 g protein.

We meet every Thursday (8:30a.m.) at Hope Lutheran Church. New members are welcome.

CONGRATULATIONSA L & A N G E L A M cG H E E

ON THE BIRTH OF TWINS

JASON ALAN 5 n>s. 15 oz.

JUSTIN COLE 6 lbs. 4 oz.

Born A pril 12th, 2002

'PROUD GRANDPARENTS'

RAY & FLORA McGHEE & M ARVIN & MYRNA W IN CH

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HAPPY 65th BIRTHDAY "D A D ' "GRA N D PA "

LOVE, ANGIE & AL

HELP WANTEDCaretaker: Milo Arena(Milo and District Ag. Society)

Duties:-checking facility -cleaning bathrooms and entry

-some other maintenance as required

Starting July 1, 2002Phone Colleen Deitz (599-2306)

for more information

B>ndal sMowtrfor Chrlstiwe

b rid e-elect o f Wy fltt mom orris Monday

June 24, 8:00 p.m. at Milo Community Hall

shower

"APRIL 12, 1937

HAPPY 65th BIRTHDAY MARVIN

Did you ever wonder?

- Why can't they make the whole plane out of the same substance that little indestructible black box is?

- Why isn't there mouse- flavored cat food?

-Why is the time of day with the slowest traffic called rush hour?

-Why is "abbreviated" such a long word?

Read the LabelA three-year-old boy went with his father to see a litter of kittens. On returning home, he breathlessly informed his mother that there were 2 boy kitties and 2 girl kitties."How do you know?" his mother asked.

"Daddy picked them up and looked underneath," he replied, "I think it's printed on the bottom.''

C ongratu lations to local fire fighters on com pleting their Fire F ighter Level 1 Training. P ictured above are (left to right): Robert Phillips, Ian G odkin, Ken Vooys, D arlene Phillips,

A n d rew ?, Barry M ensinger, Leigh Vooys and Blahne S ukut (photo taken M ay 9)

I, Steve Bertschy, have no involvement in the purchase of Wellman Farms Ltd.

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4-H speech by Kevin Jones, 12, of Sedgewick, AB.

HOW THE TEACHERS’ STRIKE AFFECTED MY LIFE

Because of the teachers’ strike I had lots of time,So I put my 4-H speech to this little rhyme.

I thought of the ski hill, the gym, and the pool,This whole teachers’ strike just sounded so cool.

But my vision of playing and goofing around, And sleeping in late soon came crashing down.

Although I was planning some parties and fun,My father was needing a slave, not a son!

He seemed so happy this strike had evolved,The problem of cleaning his bams was now solved.

For calving in winter is a terrible event,The soul gets exhausted, the body gets spent.

So he gave me more chores and said with a smile,“I sure hope this strike lasts for a while.”

With a frown on my face I headed outdoors,And soon started doing my huge list of chores.

The first thing we do is the cows must be checked, And then fix the fence that the old bull had wrecked.

One of the cows was having trouble, well I couldn’t rhyme that but she was really having trouble!

We grabbed the calf-puller and also the chains,We tried to pull gently between labour pains.

This is not like school where you get a recess,For we keep on pulling till we get success.

The calf needs help because of rejection,The cow needs pills to help fight infection.

The calves got their shots and ear tags, too,The heifers got pink ones, the bulls they wear blue.

We worked without dinner from 7 till 4,My muscles are aching; my back was so sore.

Oh how I long to do social and science,But the teachers still strike in utter defiance.

I’m not here to murmur, whimper or whine,But give them more money, oh please Mr. Klein.

Right after dinner, we put out the feed, and then put oyiUredding that the little calves need.

Although I am tired and long for my bed,The bulls and heifers still haven’t been fed.

I wish the school system wasn’t in this big mess, Teachers, oh teachers, could you not take less?

We finally get done at almost 11,The supper tastes good, my bath is like heaven.

At last in my bed, I just started to dream,When I was awakened by this terrible scream.

“Kevin, come quickly, your help is needed.”By the tone of the voice I knew I should heed it.

We hop in the truck hell bent for election,Off to the vets for another C-section.

Now calving goes on day after day,There’s not much rest, and even less pay.

When it comes to the strike, I must confide,I don’t know the facts so I choose neither side.

I read in the paper the battle still rages,The board needs more time, the teachers need wages.

They both say the strike will do students no harm, But neither of them had to work on the farm.

To work this dam hard, one must be a fool,Which is just one more reason, I want back in school.

Despite what I say in this little ditty,I'd rather be farm boy than boy from the city.

But if teachers should strike again for some reason,I beg them, please don’t stike again during calving season.

-from Farm Gateway, May 2002

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“ She said if I don't finish the fence in time, I won't be able

to go to her sister's wedding."

Because I have a very good friend, Donna Clark, with ALS, I am collecting pledges in honour of Donna and the late Johnnie Stumpf.

Anyone wishing to donate to this cause please make cheque payable to Betty’s Run for ALS by June 7 and send to:

Marilyn Posein, R.R. #1, Milo, Alberta TOL 1L0Thanks for your support.

X & z-tty 'js JR U m . fW * -A JU S

ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis or Lou Gehrig's disease) is a rapidly progressive, fatal, neuromuscular disease with no known cause, prevention or cure. Complete immobility and death often occur within two to three years after diagnosis. ALS is not a rare disease. In fact, ALS affects 7 out of every 100,000 people in Canada and 2-3 Canadians die every day from ALS!

Betty Norman was a very active 58-year-old Calgary woman who was diagnosed with ALS in August of 1996. Her courage and determination to make a difference inspired the 1997 "This One's for Betty" walk/run. Sadly, Betty passed away at her home in July1997, less than one year from diagnosis, and two weeks following the fundraising run that she inspired.

Now in its 6th Year, Betty's Run for ALS has raised over $625,000 to fight this dreadful disease, thanks to the participation and generosity of caring people, just like you. Money raised through donations not only benefits ALS research and awareness, blit also provides much-needed equipment and support to patients who are now facing its daily challenges. Since1998, the demand for the Society's services has more than tripled and we anticipate the communities' needs to continue to rise.

This year's run is dedicated to Betty's memory, to other loved ones who have been taken from us by this terrible disease, and to those people currently living with ALS. Through your support of Betty's Run there can be hope hope for today that there will be equipment and support services available for those suffering now ...and hope for tomorrow, that a cure for ALS will be found soon. By working together, a world without ALS can be a reality.

A i , SImagine. Muscle by muscle, nerve by nerve, your body shuts down. Your mind remains lucid and alert, as your body gradually dies. By the end of a given day, two to three Canadians will die of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis; more commonly known as "Lou Gehrig's disease",

Lou Gehrig, remembered as a star ball player with 493 home runs to his credit, succumbed to the disease at age 38 in 1941.

But Lou Gehrig isn't remembered only for his astounding feats as a ball player. The disease which claimed his life also took his name.

Lou Gehrig's disease, or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is a rapidly progressive, eventually fatal neuromuscular disease. ALS attacks nerve cells, especially those in the spinal cord, which control the voluntary muscles throughout the body. As these muscles fail to receive messages, they gradually weaken and die. Complete immobility and death often occur within two to three years after diagnosis.

ALS is not a rare disease. It is as common world wide as Multiple Sclerosis, and can strike anybody. About one in 50,000 will develop ALS in any given year. Although young people are affected, the disease occurs mostly within the 40 to 70 age groups.

Early symptoms include tripping and falling, loss of muscle control in the hands and arms, difficulty in speech, swallowing, breathing and chronic tiredness.

Few people with ALS are alive at any one time. Patients tend to grow weak rapidly, and families have all they can manage just to help their loved one function.

Therefore, patients and their families have little time to invest in public exposure. They often remain unseen and unheard; thereby not creating the level of interest and empathy generated by other illnesses.

Both competitive and recreational runners/walkers/ wheelchair athletes are invited to participate in our 6th annual event to create ALS awareness. Proceeds from "Betty's Run For ALS" will be dedicated to ALS awareness and raising funds for patient services, equipment and research.

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DR. JAMES L. POTVINB.Sc (Hons), D.D.S.General Dentistry

Patient Services■ Nitrous gzs for anxious patients• Electronic freezing (no needle)• Televisions & Walkmans■ Highest standard of sterilization

for your protection■ Financing and payment plans s available OAX

Quality Dental Services• Comprehensive preventative

exams including periodontal and oral cancer screening

• Gentle hygiene care• Toothcolored & silver fillings• Cosmetic Bonding and Veneers

to cover chips, cracks and stains• Tooth whitening to brighten your smile• Crown and Bridge• Complete and Partial Dentures

All members o f our Cavity Free Club are entered into a monMy draw for a $ 2 5 Gift Certificate Redeemable at

Wolfe's Hardware Toy and Sporting Goods Department

NEW PATIENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOMEIffrd Avenue Norths Vulcan

NORM STORES WEEDING

General and Oilfield Repair Custom Mowing

New & Used Steel Sales Custom Built Trailers B-Pressure Welding

Norm Ph. 792-2255 Cell. 485-0365

Wade Ph. 792-2247 Craig Ph. 792-3314

Cell. 485-0288 ^z

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SERVICING ALL YOUR LEGAL NEEDS

Dr. Robert J. (Bob) Langridge will be In attendance at the Village O ffice 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) Langrldge servicing our Vulcan office

104 Centre Street Vulcan, Alberta

Phone: (403) 465-2070

E m p to y m e T l^ C r iS l L ^ <f t 2 n' ,' ry' ^ Fan” ,y U w ' W,te and Esta,es- Dependent Adults,pioymera Law. Cnmina! Law. Business and Corporate Law. Mediation. Legation and Tax Law.

LETHBRIDGE OFFICE#600. 220 - 4'* Street South

Phone: 403) 278-7781 Fax (403) 320-8958

Toll Free: 1-800-552-8022

SOUTHERN ALBERTA'S REGIONAL LAW FIRM

Milo Golf ClubT o u rn am e n t 2 0 0 2

Thursday July 25th

9:00 a.m . sharp Bassano Golf Club

Supper to follow at Milo Curling Club

$40 entry fee (prepaid)(includes 18 holes green fees,

supper and prizes)

Entries:Christine Egeland 599-2199

Jim Horkoff 485-6500Brady Nelson 599-2155

Prepaid entry deadline: Mon. July 22

IT’S BACK!

119 Centre Street, Vulcan 485-6888 or 485-6900

V G O L D H A W K“ PR IN T IN G & GRAPHICS All Y o u r P r in t in g N e e d s

Color Laser Photocopies • Custom CalendarsIron on Transfers

Laminating • Faxing • Rubber & Self Inking Stamps Quali ty & f r i e n d ly serv ice a t com pet i t ive pr ices

If you don’t like the weather - START WINING

Supplies for the home Vintner & Brewer&

Quality Bottled Drinking Water• Pure Drinking • Natural Spring • Steam Distilled

Water Coolers

Ross Delivers Town or Country

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1:00 p.m .Campground at north end of Lake McGregor

Make your own man-powered raft:

2 categories:- flotation

(air or styrofoam filled)- logs/wood (no air spaces)

To enter:- entry fee is $60/team- must sign consent form- contacts: Jana Godkin (381-3595 or 485-8104) Jennifer Bartsch

(485-8527)LOTS OF PRIZES

Raft rules:- no motors or sails- no boats or canoes

(Must build it yourself)- maximum of 6 per raft,

minimum of 2- team must have at least one

female- everyone must wear approved

life jackets- no alcohol

There will be prizes for the fastest (and last) rafts in each category as well as prizes for best flags and how your

raft looks (most original, junkyard king, etc.).Entry Deadline: Friday July 26

(Must have entry fee by then, so we can buy prizes)

FAMILY HAIRSTYLING

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HOURS TUES-FRI 9:00-5:00 SAT 10:00-2:00

WED. Mens walk in 9:00-12:00

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Waxing, Eyelash & Eyebrow Tinting

Sponsored by Milo Lions Club.

BROWNIE NEWS

Our year is quickly coming to a close !We would like to thank all of those who attended our Strawberry Tea in Vulcan and were happy that a few won some door prizes and draws.Also a big thank you to Stuart Whaley who donated some work he did for us in order to make our roses.The baby food labels left at Jamies were greatly appreciated I Who ever left them - a big thank you!!There are still some Girl Guide cookies left for anyone who would like more.We are looking forward to a District Rally in June, where we will swim and enjoy some time with the Vulcan groups.Until next time.....

BROWN OWL

GET WELL

IF YOU WERE NOT AT HOME WHEN A BROWNIE CAME TO YOUR DOOR

ORWOULD LIKE MORE OF OUR DELICIOUS

GIRL GUIDE COOKIES,PLEASE CALL BROWN OWL

AND SHE W ILL DELIVER THEM TO YOU !! THANK Y O U !

599-3790

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THANK YOU

It is safe to say that only in the community of Milo, would one receive such overwhelming generosity. The

funds raised with your support in memory of Ryan Deitz and Gary McMorris, unbelievably surpassed my personal goal. Hopefully with the $8000 raised will we see

more advances in Canadian Cancer Reserch

Get well wishes to Wendy Hingley. Hope you will be feeling better and home soon.

My heartfelt thanks to you all,

Jennifer Monner

A friend will be there for <fou when things are good.... &ut a true friend will be there for 'jou when things are good and also when things are verf bad and just when it feels like 'jou will never smile again the>{ can put a smile on >(our face with just a hug.

A true friend is someone you can trust with all your secrets.

CONDOLENCES GET WELL WISHES

Deepest sympathy is extended to the family of Get well wishes go out to Charlie Mingo who isJohnny Stumpf. a patient at the Foothills Hospital.

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Deepest sympathy is extended to Shannon Reynolds, Wes, Kevin, Linda and family on the passing of Norm.

Our deepest regrets go to Darbra Holoboff, Leanne, Lace and Rebecca on the passing of Joe.

Also to Jennifer Monner who has recently undergone surgery.

In Memory

Deepest Sympathy is extended to Neal and Mealane Deitz on the passing of Mealane's grandfather

THANK YOUSIt is hard to find the right words to express our

sincere thanks and appreciation, for your love and support in our sad loss.Thank you for your visits, hugs, prayers, cards

phone calls and your most generous good food, as well as being there for us.

It was indeed a great help knowing the love and support of so many.We would also like to send a SPECIAL THANK

YOU to each and every one of you for being there for Darb and the Girls with your love and kind support.Thank you Rev. Rob Moore and Rev. Don

Holmes for being there to comfort us,It has been said many, many times; this is truly

a Great Community.THANKS TO ALL, with God's blessing.

Lloyd, Betty, David, Deb, Deland Boys.

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GET WELL WISHESGo out to the following:To Marg Bushel 1 - who has has undergone back

surgery in Edmonton.

To Junior Bertschy - who was in hospital with pneumonia.

To Audrey Thompson who was in Vulcan hospital and is now at home.

Cameron Lome Robertson January 2, 1918 - May 24, 2001

When thoughts go back, as they often do,We treasure the memory, we have of you.This day is remembered and quietly kept.No words are needed, we'll never forget.Ever remembered by Sheila & Barry, Dale, Carolyn, Randy, Gary, Barry & Iona, James & Carol, Kevin & Melinda and respective families.

STUMPF JOHNFeb 9, 1929 -May 7, 2002(Korean War Veteran, Lord Strathcona's HorseR.C.)At home surrounded by his family, after a courageous battle with ALS. Dear son of the late Violet Stumpf-Peterson. Beloved husband of Estelle. Dear Father of Michael (Louise), Nadine (Mario) and Dan. Cherished grandfather of Emily, Alyssa and Jamie. Dear Brother of Leroy, Kay, Betty, Leonard, Elaine, Elva and the late Kenneth. In memoriam donations to the ALS Society of Ontario or to the Palliative Care Outreach Program.

THANK YOU

We would like to thank everyone for all the care and concern during John's recent illness with ALS. John passed away on May 7th. All the beautiful cards help ease the pain and sorrow felt over loosing a loved one.

John Stumpfs Family.

THANK YOU THANK YOU

The Family of Norm Reynolds would like to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone for the many cards, flowers, food, offers of help, donations, visits and hugs that helped to lessen our load. "Thank you" does not truly express the comfort that was felt by each of us from your thoughtful expressions in our time of sorrow.

Special thanks to Pastor Ed Summers for prayers and support shown to us in our time of need.

"Thanks" to the staff of the High River and Rockyview hospitals for the wonderful care that Norm received during his illness.

Our most sincere appreciation to everyone who helped in so many ways to make our "Celebration of Norm's Life" so memorable.

We have been given a mountain to climb, we needed you and you were there and for that you will forever be in our hearts.

Shannon, Kevin, Wes, Linda, Jim,Tracy

Thank You.

Oakes House wishes to say thanks to the Milo Community for their support with the plant sale this year.Thank you also to Jamie for the use of his store and also to the staff for their assistance.

Thank You

We would like to sincerely thank the Milo Fire Department and all the extra volunteers for their quick response, in putting out the fire at our placeThanks again,

Rod Marianne, Ashley, Kimberley, Kayla & Curtis Armstrong.

"For somethings there are no words- only shoulders to lean on."

And this community has very big shoulders. Thank you.A special "thank you" to the 1st Response and

Ambulance Crew.To all who visited, called, brought and sent food, cards and flowers, we say thank you.To those who helped set up and take down at the hall, for those that helped with the lunch and coffee at the funeral and also at the Drop-In Center.Also thank you to the kids for the home made cards and words of wisdom. To our branding crew', our seeding crew and hopefully our irrigation crew.To all our friends and neighbors for pitching in wherever they were needed.And last, but definitely not least we say a big thank you to our family, for their help, support, patience and their love.We wish we could put every single person's name in this thank you but the list would be endless.Joe was right; this is a great community.

Darb. Rebecca Lacy, Leanne Holoboff Rob & Hailey Owens.

I w'ould like to add a special thanks to Mom,Dad, Tom, Cathy & Charmaine Nelson and my girls for all their help and support. And especially David. I couldn't have made it without you.

Darb.

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Thank you

The family of Ryan Deitz would like to extend our deepest appreciation to all our family, friends and neighbors for your words of kindness, phone calls, cards, food, flowers, and offers of help and hard work with chores in and around home and for the donations made in Ryan’s memory. Special Thanks to Dr. Wade & Dr. Webster for the care and kindness received while diagnosing Ryan’s leukemia.

To the Children’s Hospital, the doctors and staff for the wonderful treatment and care that Ryan received during his short time there, and for the kindness shown to our family during and after that time. We are truly fortunate to have a facility as great as the Children’s Hospital, Ryan received the best care possible, anytime that he needed anything the staff was there to help him.

To the curlers at the Nokia Brier for their visits to the hospital, for the shirts and posters and get well wishes Ryan received from them.

To the good friends that came in and cleaned the house, it sure helped.To the staff and students at both CCHS and the Milo School for the cards and calls Ryan received while in the hospital and after for the flowers, cards, phone calls and for the students tribute to him at the service, it was heart warming for us to realize that he touched so many lives.

To Pastor Ed Summers for his words of encouragement and prayers, during and after Ryan’s illness. To Vulcan Funeral Home for the arrangements for his funeral.

To the cousins for the tribute, and to Katie Warren, Larry Vannatta and Kathy Hanna for the musical arrangements and song during his service. To Jamie Robertson for reading our letter to Ryan at the service, it was greatly appreciated. To Ryan’s friends and cousins for being pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. To the ladies of the community for providing the lunch after the service, and for supper after the funeral and to the Milo Lions Club for all their help.

To our entire community of family, friends and neighbors for the continued support we are still receiving. We are just so thankful to live in a community' like ours at a time like this.

Dale, Colleen and Travis.

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