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No full textAn archive of the Milo Canopener.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Archives at Milo Library to digitize and display this content.Milo Can Opener Canada Post Agmt. # 40607518
Box 12, Milo, AB T0L1L0
October 2021
Edition No. 375 MILO LIBRARY N/C
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MBS The Milo Can Opener
Just across a road from Milo you can find all sorts of evidence of our economy. When I
first moved here as a city boy, I can’t tell you the number of times I looked at something
and asked “What is that, and what’s the thing on the back?” Or the front, or the side, or
what it was pulling. Now, after more than a decade, I know most of those answers, and
carry a satisfying respect for what they are, what they cost, and the skills and hard work
of the men and women who operate them,
Photo and commentary by Cameron Klem
A Community Newsletter published by Volunteers
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The 34th Milo Terry Fox Run was another resounding success.
This event does not occur without the support of our many sponsors and
volunteers. The smiles on the kids' faces was a
true reward. Thank you to the following for
making it a success.
The Elevator-Lloyd Deitz
Milo Hotel- Robert & Darlene Phillips
Milo & District Ag Society
Milo Lions Club
Milo Fitness Center
Keith & Donna Deitz
Monner Farms - Chad & Amy, Barry & Joanne
Gary & Mona Middlestead
Community volunteers- Barb and Ian Godkin, Cam Klem, Cindy Monner, Frances
Thompson, Jana Bartsch, Chad & Amy Monner
To date we have collected 6,540.00, and I am still collecting pledges if anyone
would like to donate. You can drop it off at the Library or contact me directly at
403-599-3771. - Joanne Monner
As with the rest of the
run, innovation was
needed to pull the
event off, so a scaled
down display was made
and Joanne Monner
manned the
registration. We missed
you Linda Booth.
Frances Thompson
served burgers that
were cooked at home
by Barb and Ian Godkin then put into sauce and kept hot at the Fitness Center.
The Milo Hotel
and Ts Saloon
Stop in and visit our bar.
We have offsales as well.
Wing Night cancelled
until further notice.
The Dangers of Public WiFi:
Important Do’s and Don’ts
Restaurants and cafes are open for dine-in. Business travel is resuming.
Remote workers are ready to stretch their legs and venture outside. Whether
on a plane or seated al fresco, more people are working on the go again. And
to get work done between boarding passes and breadsticks, they're
connecting to public WiFi. But are they aware of the dangers of public WiFi?
Is it safe for employees to use open WiFi? And if you do find yourself logging
on to a new network, what can you do to secure your and your employer’s
data while you work?
Do use password-protected WiFi
A secured WiFi connection that requires a password to use is safer than
public, unsecured WiFi. It may be more convenient to connect to an open
network instantly. But a private network hosted by a cafe or hotel eliminates
the risk of a hacker offering free WiFi to lure in cyber victims. So, always
check if there is a private WiFi network, and ask for the password.
Don’t send sensitive data in cleartext
Attackers can set up man-in-the-middle attacks or other methods of cyber
espionage on public WiFi. To reduce risk, avoid handling or sending sensitive
data whenever possible. That means steering clear of financial data, Pll
(Personal Identifiable Information), credentials and passcodes, and any
restricted or confidential information until you're back on a secured network.
Do use a VPN
A virtual private network, or VPN, allows you to establish a secure,
protected connection to a corporate network. Even if you’re on public WiFi,
the VPN provides an extra layer of security and makes it more difficult for
cybercriminals to snoop. Many businesses have a VPN for employee use, but
you can also download one yourself. With the amount of work and
entertainment happening online, a VPN is now almost as basic as anti-virus
protection.
Don’t auto-connect to public WiFi
Auto-connecting to WiFi can feel convenient. An instant connection
wherever you go! But, it comes with hidden dangers, so turn off auto-connect
for both WiFi and Bluetooth. Then, each time you’re in a new location, you
can intentionally choose which network you want to use.
Do connect with HTTPS
HTTP and HTTPS are similar protocols that display web data on your
device. (You can see what you are using by looking at the beginning text in
the address box at the top of your Internet browser.) But, there’s one crucial
difference: HTTPS (S for Secure) is a more secure, more advanced version.
It keeps passwords private and is a safer connection so that other
confidential information stays, well, confidential. So, when you are on public
WiFi, check if the website you're using is HTTPS. If it isn't, wait until you’re
back on a secured, private network before logging in or sending any data to
that website.
Do use a password manager and SSO (Single Secure
Sign-on)
Passwords are so mundane that we forget how critical they are to our
online security. Unfortunately, public WiFi can expose us to attacks that allow
cybercriminals to steal passwords. That's why it's essential to use a different
password on every single website. A password manager simplifies the
creation and management of strong passwords for all of your online
accounts.
Don’t neglect device security
Security at the individual device level is essential, too. Keep software, in
particular Internet browsers, and apps up-to-date. Updates have important
security and bug fixes, so apply an update when one is available. Also, run
anti malware software to spot malicious activity on your device. Don’t click
links or open attachments from people you don’t know or seem out of
character. Remember that links in apps like Facebook are not automatically
safe - far from it in fact. And if you think you've spotted some unusual activity,
investigate right away, and get help if you're not sure what you’re dealing
with.
With a few simple precautions, you can safely and conveniently work or
entertain yourself while on the go, even when public WiFi is the only
connection available. Get a password manager to start beefing up your
password security and use our steps above to work safely from anywhere.
By Amber Steel of LastPass - edited by Cameron Klem
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This month’s Book
Club read is is Echo
Mountain by Lauren
Wolk. When twelveyear-
old Ellie and her
family lose livelihood
and move to a mountain
cabin in 1934, she
quickly learns to be an
outdoors woman and,
when needed, a healer.
Next month’s meeting
will be Thursday, October
28th at 7 pm.
Recommendations
from book club members:
The Brilliant Life of
Eudora Honeysett by
Annie Lyons
The Cellist by Daniel
Silva
The Wife Stalker by
Liv Constantine
Such a Quiet Place by
Megan Miranda
The Hunted by Roz
Nay
What She Knew by
Gilly MacMillan
The Bone Code by
Kathy Reichs
Local Connected Author
Donates Books to Milo Library
Requesting Proceeds
go to Buying More Picture
Books for our Collection.
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Sherry Lee (Monner) wrote a
book about a bear’s favourite
activity of celebrating special
occasions with friends under the
crabapple tree for her 2 grandchildren.
Chinook Arch Libraries
were offered to purchase them first,
and we have 3 books remaining.
Contact the library if you would like
one for 15.00.
Reliable, high-speed internet
access coming soon to
a library near you
Telus Smart Hubs available
to borrow from local
libraries
For years, public libraries
have been a reliable source of
internet access for those without.
Fifteen libraries within the
Chinook Arch Regional Library
System are now taking
further steps to bridge the
digital divide thanks to the
Telus Smart Hub Library Program.
The participating libraries
will begin loaning Smart
Hubs - devices that provide
fixed, high-speed internet acOctober
2021
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- to library patrons.
Telus’ Smart Hub Library Program
enables more Canadians
to have access to the people,
resources, and tools they need
to succeed in a connected world.
“For TELUS, this is a meaningful
step in bridging the digital divide
and ensuring all Canadians have
access to the people, resources,
and tools they need to succeed
in an all-connected world,” says
Theresa Lynn, TELUS general
manager for Alberta central and
south. “The Smart Hub Library
Program extends the internet
connectivity that many libraries
provide to their patrons, beyond
the walls of the library and into
the homes of those who need it
most. We will continue to find
New Purchases
ADULT FICTION
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
by Quentin Tarantino, The Grim
Reader by
Kate Carlisle,
Hostage by
Claire Mackintosh,
The
House Guests
by Emilie
Richards, A
Postcard
From Paris
by Alex
Brown, Love
Your Life by
Sophie Kinsella,
The
Clockmaker’s
Wife by Daisy
Room by Megan
Goldin, Still
Here by Amy
Stuart, The
Collector’s
Daughter by Gill
Francis, Change Your Mind , Heal
Your Body by Anna Parkinson,
1001 Wedding Ideas by Tricia
Spencer, Pretty Happy Healthy
Ways to Love Your Body by Kate
Hudson, How to Grill by Steven
Raichlen
TWAINS
Paul, Apples
Never Fall by
Liane Moriarty
FICTION
Hot Cocoa Heart
by Suzanne Nelson,
My Secret
Guide to Paris by
Lisa Schroeder,
Tell Me by Joan
Wood, Fight Night by Miriam Bauer
Toews, And Then You Were
Gone by R.J. Jacobs, The Silent
Ones by K L Slater, The Escape
ADULT NON-FICTION
A Field Guide to Common Riparian
Plants
of Alberta by
Greg Hale,
The Little
Prisoner by
Jane Elliott,
Alberta Craft
Beer Guide
by Erica
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Friends of
Milo Library
JUNIOR KIT
Disney Princess Magical Tales
JR. GRAPHIC NOVEL
The Baby-Sitters Club
Kristy and the Snobs by
Chan Chau
EASY READER
Nothing Fits a Dinosaur
by Jonathan Fenske
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The Berenstain Bears -
Bears on Time by
Mike Berenstain
Exciting Changes are Coming
to the Library
This will be my last newsletter after
almost 20 years, and I feel very privileged
to have been able to provide library
service to this community.
I would like to thank Tracy Mozill, Amy
Monner and Charity Lewis for their
dedication in making the Milo Library
run so smoothly. I want to wish them
well in their future endeavors.
I am very happy to be handing the Library
Manager job to Celia Lahd. I look
forward to the new and exiting things
she will bring to the Library and am
confident the community will embrace
her as they did me so long ago. She is
way more qualified than I ever was.
It’s been a pleasure!
Joanne Monner
(Continued from front page)
creative solutions to close the digital
divide. It’s just the right thing to do.”
Beginning in early October, Smart Hubs
can be borrowed from your local library
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Decorating the drama room doors
and helping to make their day for the
students of Lakie, Veronica Barley
helps the Me to We group set up
Halloween decorations for the Scare
Hunger Campaign.
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there might be some baditude.
But hot here at Lakie;
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Strutting his feathers
and choosing
his attitude despite
being dressed like a
chicken, Mr. Frank
Lowe performs an
all-clucking version
of The Lumineers’ hit
song “Ho Hey” during
a Fish Friday.
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or just any of where,
when a friend is need,
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Being there for people in need, Kayleigh Fox, Olivia Roest, Ivy Schnoor, Alina
Northcott, Sara Wilkinson, Taryn Bach, Emma Caldwell, Amanda Rood, Alexis
Sharp-Chrunik, and Keelyn Bell smile proudly with their crazy socks! The students
were among many at Lakie who helped collect new socks for local charities
during the annual Sock-lt-To-Em campaign.
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PLAYful morning,
arter Watt lines up
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Fish Friday event.
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there’s no other wag.
Each dag here at Lakie,
get ready to
Illustrations on introduction
pages by Yan Buphasiri
Hewest of new, like small hatchling Gators. First time in the swamp, But soon you’ll be eighters.
Hew teachers, lockers, and combos to learn, You’ve entered the middle years.
How it’s your turn!above: Devouring her
pie, Masyn Gentek dives
into the pie eating competition
on Fish Friday.
jF left: Sprinting to the finish
line, Jaden Tsui finishes
strong during the Lakie cross
country run.
~ top left: Helping the students, Ms.
Tammy Casson shows Conner Cook his
first day schedule.
top right: Trying out her new combo, Nicole Amok-doh
prepares for a great year in the swamp.
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Colt Brown <1 ida C-Fox EvanCaffyn Monica Calder
Boogie Blackwater
Xryn Bach I Henry Bam % Dallin Baker Gavin Baptiste AbbeiJ Barr \ DavidXasil Anthony Beebe ;
above: Smiling for the camera, Abigail Wilson and Lyrek Arvay
pose for the Lakietohoto booth at thefira school dance.
Ell|ry Campbell Ryley Chaiack 4acob Challenger
Ha|s Conrad Cinner Cook
Tacharyjtlarke / Jeremy Collier
Saidey Collition
Marley J Dinforth
Skyla Craig Ashton Cried Bailey Crow
Pdrter Cowan
Damian Curri^
Dewuni Desilva / ff /trey Dessert / Karley Dillabough Brady Dixon/
Kaefen Dass DonoVan Davis / Ryley Dejager
Randel Ferguson
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Madhay Kafley
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Kariya Lepko
Hunter Lea
Jackson Lowe
Rejoice Makiwa
Harrison Maxvlell
Jeannie Mandin
Louise MacPherson
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Teagan May*
Savanna May
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Drake Murbhy
Gabriel Montgomery
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Abigail Reimer
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Kiarra Robinson
Olivia Roest
M/tthew Ryabov
Paigi Rosentretfr
Cnelsey Salmon
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Max Sassa
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Caleb Horthcott
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Zachary Robinson
Joseph Rood
Rori Ryan
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Matthew Sargent7
Hadley Selk
Dominick Saxon;
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Shaelyn Sauter
Ashley Smith
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Cody Sparvier
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Joseph Warrior
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Marisa V iishnowski
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Abigail Workman
Michelle Wu Matthew Wytrykusz Reese Zagiel I Lindsay Zarowny
ADE SIX
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Karson Valgardson
Abby Wilson
Sarah Wilkinson
Janaya White’
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Sydney Wiersma
Briell Von Burg
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M^rtedes’jWhiteWhen you came through the doors
on your second year here,
you knew you were in for
a fantastic year/
The middlest of middlers,
Year 2 out of J.
Hot new but not old yet,
As cool as can be/
top left: The grade seven boys race to get
the lead on their cross country run. j
| above: After navigating
their way through the corn
maze, Lincoln Grayson (left)
Carter Ewen (middle), and Riley
Chiew (right) wait for their
classmates.
left: Smiling for the camera, Pabi-tra
Koirala (left) and Monisha Dahal
(right) enjoy the sun at the corn maze.
top right: Tugging their way to victory, Mr. Frank
-Lowe’s advisor class finishes off the advisor challenge. I
Bbuwan Adhikari Eman Ali
Roselida Anyangab Maisie Ayres
Jaron Baker
Veronica Barley
Megah Barry Nathan Barty
Reece Becker Abel Belay
Grace Baunton
Callie Bonertz Skylar Braun
Connor Brown
above: Playing in the boys vs. girls E-club volleyball game, Kara Kotkas focuses on making a fantastic pass.
Aedan Betts Shaylie Big Swan Kayla Black
Emily Bright Mackenzie Bronk
Victoria Barley
Victoria Baerg Isaiah Bagnah Holly Bailey Nia Bailey
Trissly BlackwaterJaydon C-Fox
Kaitlin Carter
Daniel Charlebois
Zac Cherniwchan
Terren Chomyn
Evan Christianson
Seth Clark
Jada Clark
Julie Clark
Ty Clewes
Morgan Cowie Anni Cox
Emily Crews
Benjamin Cross
Tre Danforth
Logan Danyluk
above: Participating in the Rememberance Day Ceremony, Carson Slomp plays the tuba in beautiful harmony.
Kelson Burns
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Yah Buphasiri
Riley Chiew
Chelsea Chambers
Monisha Dahal
Katie Danyk
GRADE SEVE
Tyrese CampbellV/nat Is Your
Favourite
Picture Book?
Ilana "Pleas
“The Ginger Bread Man
because it makes me
hungry.”
Kyre Garsfad
“Hop on Pop because
my parents used to
read it to me.”
Eman Ali
“Fancy Nancy because she’s
really girly and that’s how I
was when I was little.”
Abel Belay
“Robert Munsch because it’s
funny and awesome.”
Samantha Mackenzie
“Baby Angels because I grew
up reading it.”
Kaden Shields
“Green Eggs and Ham
because the poetry is
amazing.”
Akira Darveau-V/illms Parker Daub Brenden De la Garza Spencer DeBoer
Mathen DeGroot Shaelyn DeGroot Jenaya DeJager Jack Derbich
Jesse Dixon Noah Dixon Liam Doyle Mackenna Durocher
Clark Dyck Gavin Eakett Zaynab Enayetullah Ashleigh English
Corlin Epp Joe Eppert Litzy Escobar Cassie Evans
Carter Ewen Tyler Ferreira Edyn Fischer Colton Fisher
Lauren Follett Mackenna Fowler
Brenda Friessen
Hya Francis
Abigail Gruenhage
Abbie Hall Jaelyse Hanna
Lexy Gunness
Ben Harper
Maren Harris
Spencer Harrison
Karen He
Josie-Mae Grier
Jayden Gillespie Lincoln Grayson
Rose Hanna Alissa Hansen Mason Harder
Braden Grue
Elijah Hart Courtney Hay
Jasmine Grein
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Kyre Garstad
Morgan Gadsby
GRADE SEVER
David Fynn-Ryder
above: Posing for the camera, Nole Richardson and Jack Derbich have fun taking pictures in the photo booth.Michael Horon
Justin Henderson Braden Herzberg Bradley Hiebert
Sariah Hurd Jade Hutton
Zachary Jacobs
Cole Hyggen Callum Hyland
Indyana Isfeld
Scott Jensen Tysen Johansen Chloe Johnson
Mehreen Kabir Ganga Kafley
Mackenzie Jones
Debora Kiboya
Mia Keller Spencer Kennedy
Colter Kinniburgh
Ananta Koirala Pabitra Koirala
above: Dashing to the finish, Mackenzie Van Doorn strongly ends the Lakie cross country run.
Nathan Hughes
Allie Kolasko Alyssa Komm Julia KommKara Kotkas
Ryleigh Kondor Madison Kopp
Amelia Legg,
Madison Labrenz
Tgler Kurtz
Sarah Lindsay
Dylan MacDougall
Megi Mackenzie
Hicole Madore
Jaxson McCulloch
Camryn McGinn
Jaxon McGinn
GRADE SEVEN
Janadara Lokubalasooriya
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above: Picking out a mini pumpkin, Kelson Burns has a great day at the corn maze.
Keila McCutcheon
Alexander Martinez Sawyer McAulay
Samantha Mackenzie Breanna Madden
Tristan Leacock
Wyatt Many Gray Horses
Simon Krahn Jamie Kukucha
Evan Langenberg Adam Larson
Joshua MandinMorgan McKenzie Lauren Mear Paytyn Medynski Adelynn Metzler Austin Meyer Damien Micheal
Maria Michels Evan Middleton Brennen Milley Kael Miyashiro Eh Ku Moo V/ill Moore
Sam Morgan Jessica Morton Isabel Nielson Emma Noonan Madison Pate
Darren Patel Connery Pateman
Emily Peters Judy Peters
Brandon Peterson above: Feeding the miniature horse at the corn maze, Yan Buphasiri
connects with his wild side.
Ewurabena Odei
Wontumi
Mallay Phillips
Ilana Pleas Gemini Powless Ethan Prawdzik Hunter Prive Aryelle Provost
Jayden Pyne Grade Randa Payton Reddick Morgan Resler Kaitlyn Rice Nole Richardson
Julie Roga Dallas Roncalio
Amanda Rood Harry Ross Michael Roy
Melissa Ruiz Jayden Saar
Ivy Schnoor Jenn Schuwer Andrew Schwartz
GRADE SEVEN
Deveree Riehl
above: Leading their class in the tug of war advisor
challenge, Kayla Black and Mackenzie Sokolowski
pull with all their might.
Rayne Powless
Ty Salmon
James Schwartz Myla Sept Torrince Sharp-Chrunik Cassidy Sheridan Kaden Shield
Tyler Smith Regan Smylski Mackenzie Sokolowski Lilly Soumah Luke Souter Haley Sowell
Colten Spotted Bull Krishan Stocker
Kiara Stronks Axel Tempest
Ben Thornton Turel Tienkamp
above: Feeling a little topsy-turvy, Colton Fisher
stalls for the camera.
Nicholas Spencer-
Fleming
Kimberly Tetraujt
Jack Shipman Griffin Simon Carson Slomp Emmitt Slomp Kara Smith Teagan Smith
Mikayla Surmik
Megah Vaka Kendra Van Cleave
Jenna Vanderburgh
Jonah Visser
Bailey Vasas
Jalen Vielle
Kaitlyn Villeneuve
Seth White Cow
Colby Whilt
Kelsey Whipple
Sitara Wijesinghe
Savannah Wilkins
Maxwell Wiebe
Sean Williams
Alexandria Wilson
Jena Williams
Solen Wood
Dylan Workman
Tyler Yagos
Connor Zdan
GRADE SEVEN
Oliver ' foung
Kiera Wishnowski
Cole Utley
Mackenzie Van Doorn
above: Getting ready for a perfect shot, Jayden Pyne particpates in the after school curling program.They ve been here the longest,
no doubt about that.
The grade eights of Lakie
are top of the pack.
They’ve had lots of laughs,
but they’re still most mature.
They’ve had so much fun here,
and that is for sure/
above: Blowing through a
straw, Josh Freund keeps a
feather off the ground for the
advisor challenge.
left: On the bus ride home after
the first day of school, Ethan
Campbell smiles happily through
the bus window.
Z top left: Informing the student body
/ ' about brain cancer, Emily Dunn, Dani
r Jakovljevic and Carissa Spoulos share facts
during Terry Fox Day. All three girls were in the
Me to We group.
top right: Pulling hard on the rope, Mrs. Amanda Oliver’s
or class participates in the tug of war advisor challenge.
Carson Adams Olivia Adams Kacie Adamson Maroon Ahmed Amy Akigama Rebecca Amokwandoh
Mason Ander Dazlyn Anderson Jordie Angus Allison Aos Kaden Ashcroft
Braden Austin Kira Badour Chantal Barry Emma Bauer
Robyn Beattie Keelyn Bell Jessica Bernes
Tessa Bernes Cam Bobinec Blaine Bolin
Tawseef Ashab
Billy Bailey Ajmain Bari
above: Jumping up for the ball, Danika Leavitt sets Lauren Bowyer Eric Brewin Ethan Brown-Reilly
it up for her teammates at the Gator Classic.
Jared Burbank Nicholas Butler Mattie Caldwell Mac Cameron
Ethan Campbell Dillon Cardinal Logan Cej Isaiah Chadney Claire Chamber:
Dylan Cherniwchan Taehee Choi Brooke Chontosh Boe Clarkson
Ayden Collison Rj Condie
icie Adamson,
at the Academic Awards.
Milana Chambers
Taylor Council MicailaCouturier
above: Receiving their 90% awards, Janae
and Hannah Terry smile for the cai
Dani Bryant Matthew Bullock
Miriam Chatterton- . , .
_ , Skylyn Cheredaryk
Taylor
GRADE EIGHT
Gabriel Conrad Sara-Dawn Coslovi
Chaeli Cowan
Lindsey Craig Isaiah Crazy Bull
Quinn Cox
Kane Crow
Chloe Davis
Ash+on Wesley
Mason Day Cole Deighton
Jahnavi Sharma
Clayton DesRoche
Haney Delcid
Nimaya Desilva
Brett Devine
Sawyer Moerkerk
Arman Dhilli
Selah Os+epchuk
Kyra DiPalma
Madison Dixon
&
Difveer Dhillon Alyssa Di Palma
“The Lorax because I want to cook him and eat him.”
“The Grinch because he steals presents like me.”
. , , Joseph Crop Eared .
Connor Crighton Kane Crow Shoe
Liam Wolsey
“The Cat in the Hat because he’s interesting and he can put food in his hat.”
Kristina Davis Ethan Day
“The Lorax because he’s orange and fuzzy and I’m in love with him.”
“Horton because he’s big and fluffy.”
“Thing 2 because he’s short and fluffy.”
Teagan Dixon Jake Dodd Tate DominguezKade Ferguson Gavin Fisher Georgia Flynn Malcolm Forster Katelyn Fournier Cadence Fowler
Corbin Duncan Mykah Duncan-Matis Emily Dunn Dalen Dubont Zachary Eliason Hunter Emard David Faulkner
Joshua Freund
William Frewin Braden Gail
Denysse Garcia
Shaelin Ginther David Gould
Devon Green
GRADE EIGHT
Aidan Gomany
Aurelia Gretzinger
Bree-Anna
Froehlingsdbrf
above: Finishing strong, Teagan Dixon runs in the Cross Country race
to make the LSAA’s. She finished first in zones and second in cities.
Janae Gaucher Hija Ghalib
Meadow Grenier
Elliott Grove Corrigan Gurney Cole Hamilton Kalli Hansen Olivia Hansen Mackenzie Harms
Dylan Harris Bailey Harvey Barron Hastie Cody Hemmerling Brynley Heningei
Logan Hollingsworth Aubey Hubbard Bradley Hurd
Amy Huxley Dani Jakovljevic Michael Jensen Karley Johnson Thomas Johnson
Beanka Jubane Reza Karimi khushal Khan
Mckenna Kirk Joseph Krahn Kaylee Labrenz above: Enjoying his book, RJ Condie reads Rebel
Power Play by David Skuy.
Daniel Hughes
Mckenzie Johnson
Taryn Huisman
F
Brett Harper
Tinisha Hesjedal
Alyssa Lancaster Kinley Latham Kristen Laurie Shade Lawrence-Cox Amy Layton Danika Leavitt
Grace Lee Tyler Lentz Journee Lepko Tarah Leslie Carissa Lindley Benjamin Livingstone
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Jacob Loewen Toni Lovell Connor Lozza Rebecca Maier Edward Martinez Courtney Mathews
» jf » It Aliyah Matthews Addison McCoy-Wilson Kirsty McFadyen
Rathan McIntosh Kieran Meadows James Mercier
Shallynn Mertz JadeJ^ierau Mataya Mikuliak
above: Focusing hard, Cadence Fowler carefully
slides the cookie to her mouth in the grade 8 relay.
GRADE EIGHT
Grace Misek Taylor Mitton-Neufeld
Kaitlyn Neill Jonas Nelson Manju Neopaney Jaidyn Nobert Mack Noel
Laurel Noonan Gregory Northcott Chelsea Oliver Kellie Olson Natstmii Osbima
Selah Ostebchuk Josh Oster
Britney Pack Stephanie Palsky
above: With only a few tugs to go, Mrs. Amanda Oliver’s advisor class Andrea Payne Melissa Pearce
tries their best to win the tug-of-war advisor challenge.
Matthew Nesom
Elizabeth Orr
Sawyer Moerkerk Braedon Montgomery Robin Mountain Hannah Mustard
Jordan Perron Kaylee Petruk Joshua Pietras Annie Plato Emily Pleas
Sue Ann Plewes Abigail Pohl Zachary Pozzo Tim Prankard Kaitlyn Racicot Yamin Raza
Maddy Reamsbottom Hunter Robinson Parker Rodgers Victoria Rogness
Jamison Russell Keighan Ruston Megan Ryan
Anthony Saia Sydney Sanderson Jaeya Sangha
Ranjana Sarki
Carter Plettell
above: Keeping his feather in the air, Matthew Bullock
participates in the Grade 8 Advisor Challenge.
Caleb Rocher-Light Logan Rodgers
Jarred Schacht Cassandra Serafini
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GRADE EIGHT
Kadin Shade Jahnavi Sharma Alexis Sharp-Chrunik Matteo Sieber-Borath Jayden Sims Hayley Smallbones
Camryn Smith Kiara Smith Taylor Smith Tory Smith Haley Solowoniuk
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Carissa Spoulos
Gabi Ste Marie Dawson Stensrud Kaleigb Stpck ialpana Subedi Jillian Sullivan Cole Tait
Aaron Telke Hannah Terry
Shelby Terry Carson Thibault
above: Winning the crowd over, Mataya Mikuliak sings “Love You Like
A Love Song” by Selena Gomez.
Liam Thomas Logan Thomas
Shivani Umpherville
Brianna Tilleman
Alaina Tolman
Alexandria Vanee
Xena Veltman
Allison Vonk
Payton Viney
Emma Waite Wesley Waldern
Carter Watt
Tyreece Weasel Head
Raiden Weasel Moccasin
Benjamin Wamsteeker
Joseph Weiler Alyssa Weitz
Matthew Werry-Curl
Ashton Wesley
Qwaitlyn Whittingstall
Sydney Wiebe Jade Williams
Demi Zalesak
Tyson Wirun Liam Wolsey
GRADE EIGHT
Erynn Wilson
above: World turned upside down, Matteo Sieber- Borath performs a one-arm handstand.
Kolson ThurlowAs wise as an owl,
As old as the earth.
These teachers and staff,
make us all go berserk/
But they help us have fun,
while they challenge our thinkers.
They stretch us and test us,
and put up with us stinkers.
left: Sitting on the sidelines cheering
on their team, the teachers and staff
go scream, scream, scream, at the staff
softball game that was so extreme.
above: With pie all over the
place, Mr. Kyle McKenzie
smiles even though most of
it’s on his face. The Fish Friday
pie eating contest was quite the
speedy race.
top left: Mrs. Amanda Oliver, Miss Lisa McGee,
standing there smiling with Mrs. Anita Christie, j
Excitedly awaiting the new classes for j
the year, outside the school in their Gator gear.
^top right: Swinging strongly for the ball, Mrs. Jodi Babki
^***^^^gives it her all, down at softball valley where the
rass g rows tai I.
Lori Adamson Genevieve Ahart Brenda Anderberg Sheldon Arvay Jodi Babki Brittany Becking
Kim Biesheuvel Linda Bourdon Tammy Casson Anita Christie Hayley Clavora Brett Clifton
Fay Coleby Jared Degroot Craig Dejong Brad Dersch Rosalie Driscoll Gina Dudas
Brandon Fletcher Darlene Galicia "Pamela Garner Terry Hagel Cameron Hall Lara Hall
Jeni Halowski Douglas James Brittany Jassman Dawn King-Hunter Rod Kornelsen Ben Kubik
Deana Dypolt Jenessa Elliott Angela Emoff Sean Erlendson Carey Findlay Cathy Fischbuch
Don Shade Natasha Smiljanec
Riley Laird Brian Lally Kristi Legge Sharon Legge Ryan Letasy Frank Lowe
Lori-Ann Machtmes Christine Maddaford John Malcolm Jennifer Martin Kara McFaddin Lisa McGee
Tavis Newman Amanda Oliver Elizabeth Pearson Dean Pickering
Anne Pitcher Don Ponech Peter Rajcic Ruth Reiter Mark Robinson
Melanie V/asylenko
Kelly Sokolowski Kevin Taylor Sherri Xhompson Vanessa Valgardson
Geoff V/eatherall er
Kyle McKenzie Laura Muirhead
Jennifer Robinson
Those students are sporty, creative and smart.
They all try their hardest, in options like art.
They have fun at Fish Fridays, shop, drama, and more. Stretching their brainy brains in phys. ed and core.above: Getting ready
to serve the ball, Sarah
Wilkinson participates in
club athletics.
left: Crossing the finish line,
Mason Day ran two kilometers
for Terry Fox.
top left: “What Does the Fox Say?”
Abigail Nelson and Talia Ashcroft dance
like foxes in the flash mob, put on by the
dance classes. I
top right: Enjoying his time at the corn maze, Evan I
Middleton makes his way through the corn. 1
right. Smiling at the camera, Abigail
Nelson and Kaela Fernihough, arrive to
Lakie on their first day of grade six.
below. Sitting on the bus, Ty Salmon,
Ben Thornton, Braden Grue, and Sawyer
McAulay make funny faces for the
camera.
right. Helping him
unlock his new
combination, Miss
Brittany Becking
assists Antonio
Grancich on his
first day of school.
right: Attempting
to open her
combination
lock, Bailey
Crow lays on
the floor learning
her new
combo.
Jaw
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above: Unlocking his
new lock, Mark Smith
works on opening his
brand new locker.
left: Excited to see
each other after a long
summer break, Abbie
Hall and Abigail Gruen-hage
hug one another
happily.
far left: Finding their
friends on the first day,
Quinn Cox and Skylyn
Cheredaryk carr
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Owen Graham
Elora Green
Chiara Gurney
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Robert Haight
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William Hawkins
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John Malcolm
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SCIENCE 7
Reese Williamson, Elora Green, Josephine Dunn, Gaurav Gaur, Ryann Hagel, Amy Lorenz, Kyra Tamke, Isabella Paoletti, Aleesha Jamil, Justin Bennett
MATH 6
Isabelle Robinson, Spencer de Kock, Pavi Dinesh, Austin Wilkins, Ty Stenstrud, Raiyana Shams, Brooklyn Gurney, Andrea Woods, Steven Yang
LA 7
SCIENCE 6
Isabelle Robinson, Spencer de Kock, Pavi Dinesh, Gracee Valgardson, Tysen Meroniuk, Raiyana Shams, Brooklyn Gurney, Andrea Woods, Marshall Qually
Brooke Thibault, Elora Green, Josephine Dunn, Ella MacCormack, Aidan Heggie, Nicole Deys, Jelena Kish, Aleesha Jamil, Matija Ftichar
SOCIAL 7
LA 6
Isabelle Robinson, Brooke Ellis, Emi Mundell, Gracee Valgardson, Ty Stensrud, Raiyana Shams, Brooklyn Gurney, Aimee Ellis Toddington, Morgan Hill
Brooke Thibault, Eva Glenn, Josephine Dunn, Sebastian Sanchez Dias, Aidan Heggie, Amy Lorenz, Kyra Tamke, Aleesha Jamil, Matija Ftichar
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Isabelle Robinson, Claire Gibson, Pavi Dinesh, Gracee Valgardson, Ty Stensrud, Raiyana Shams, Elliot Taylor, Andrea Woods, George Westwood
Braden Lamb
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Tanya Shouting Naima Young Pine James Redwood
Reese Wmliamson Rhyse Cox Nicolas Yagos
Ceili^Boer Ryann Hagel Jelena Kish
Sirens Di Palma Aidan Heggie Olivia Gook
>nEva Glenn Jasper Lowe Aleesha Jamil
Elora Green Brooke Robinson Rick Petrone
Keara Hanna Taylor Casement Grady Ponech
Josephine Conrad Nicole Deys Chris Skjodt
Claire Council Amy Lorenz Madison Tsui
Hannah Enkirch Brooklyn Ponech Luke Turgeon
Brennan Steele Valentina Tobar Justin Bennett
Gabby Suggitt Zachary Toles Dylan Fischer
Shayaan Hossain Liam Morin Matija Ftichar
Josephine Dunn Aidan Doyle Isaac Olsen
Wyatt Cordes Isabella Paoletti Erick Roest
Gaurav Gaur Kyra Tamke Reese Walper
Margaret Dias Guzman Ronan Hinds Hafsah MohummedGUITAR 6/7
Drew Hall
Taylor Casement
RECORDING 7
Myles Faassen
FRENCH 6/7
Raiyana Shams
Ilana Abelhans
Josephine Dunn
Keara Hanna
DIGITAL ART 6
Adrian Martin
FOODS 6
Kinlei Jensen
HIP HOP 6
Ciara Meadows
Olivia Whiting
HIP HOP 7
Nolan Sowell
Noah Seifridt
CHOIR 6/7
Aimee Edwards
Ava Blaszczak
Jocelyn Froese
DANCE FUSION 6
Jordana Ginther
FOODS 7
Nicolas Yagos
GRADE 7 PE
Reese Williamson
Carter Cook
SHOP 6/7
Joel Juergensen
Reese Walper
DANCE FUSION 7
Ceili deBoer
Jelena Kish
DRAMA 6/7
Jaleena Cardona-Dixon
Luke Patrick
Aidan Heggie
Elora Green
SEWING 6
Brooklyn Gurney
COMPUTERS 7
Syed Jaffri
DIGITAL MEDIA 7
Harison Isfeld
GRADE 6 PE
Jenna Danyluk
Nolan Wytrykusz
Marshall Qually
ART 6/7
Elliot Taylor
Meredith Franks
Nicolas Yagos
Chloee Hutchison
Aidan Heggie
Isabella Paoletti
BAND 6/7
Steven Yang
Hannah Enkirch
Daillon Kyrzanowski
Isabelle Robinson
Spencer de Kock
Porter McGarry
Pavi Dinesh
Aimee Edwards
Austin Wilkins
Gracee Valgardson
Kiran Beres
Chalise Young
Daniel Byrne
Meredith Franks
Brooklyn Meyers
Ty Stensrud
Olivia Whiting
Alexandru Albu
Tegan Edmonds
Mackenzie Meyers
Morgan Seaman
Raiyana Shams
Wiliam Gais Hernandez
Brooklyn Gurney
Kimia Kassanda
Ciara Meadows
Grace Gay
Andrea Woods
George Westwood
Lauryn Williams
Steven Yang
Morgan Hill
Elijah Hill
Janelle Northcott
Marshall Qually
Makayla Holthe
FISH 7
Jessica Babe, Michael Serafini, Carter Cook, Aleks Bower, Ava Blaszczak, Kia Buffalo-Eliax, Dallin
Lamb. Grady Ponech, Julia Daminato, Isaac Olsen
FISH 6
Misha Toledo, Chase Misek, Summer Fomradas, Addison Rogg, Brady Adamson, Aiden Carlston, Kyle
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Mateya Thompson, Jacob Pohl, Elora Carlson, Carter Dyck, Steven Yang, Makayla Holthe
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Grace Fletcher
Front Row: Brooke Howe-Chambers, Rhyse Cox, Ryann Hagel, Georgia McCrady, Eva Glenn, Nicole Deys, Back Row: Jessica Babe, Reese Williamson, Brooke Robinson, Ciara Meadonws, Jelena KishTop Row:Coach Bohnert1, Chelsey Enriques, Ciara Meadows, Summer Fomradas , Brooke Howie-Chambers, Pavi Dinesh, Marshall Qually, Avey Crowe, Tayte Ledahl, Grace Valgardson, Coach Johnston, Coach Muirhead. Bottom Row: Brooklyn Gurney, Kayley Mieraa, Cianna Charlack, Tysen Meronivk, Brennan McTavish, Nolan Wytrigkusz, George Westwood, H Daillon, Kryzanowski.57■ ... ■■ ■ 'Top Row:Mp Sutherland, Jaden Dass, Roman Kish,
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Hamilton Junior High School
429 - 15th Street South
Lethbridge, Alberta
1999 - 2000
Published in Canada
Printed in USA
2 1950/'^
Adler, Tai
Alam, Nazia
Aldridge, Collette
Atkinson, Meaghan
Baiguera, Fabian
Baldwin, Madd
Barsky, Janine
Baxter, Jamie
Beitschat, Sara
Bell, Eric
Bishop, Jos^na
Black Face, shawn
Blakley, Greg
Bowden, Kelsie
Budand, Gregory
Carter, Brad
Cattapan, AJ
Cazal, Candice
Chalmers, David
christensen,Jason
Christensen, Taylor
church, Mathew
clarke, Amanda
clarke, Renee
closs, Rebecca
grade nine 3
What will you remember most about Hamilton?
Luke Malcolm "Smelly PE change rooms” Ashley Hall “ The school dances were great”
Steven Richardson “Happy Ms. Goetz” Robvnne Williams “The cafeteria aka the
gym floor”
Jordan Wevers “ Cvetko’s cowboy boots and
crazy sayings." Jarrett French “The variety of shop classes”
Jordan ^Sailer “ Mike Benson’s & Chris Monk’s Krystal Lumley “My Friends”
Daryl Kveder “Miss Hall’s VERY interesting Tim Yellow Hom “Love the sports programs”
spandex tights NicoleStruth “Going out with Greg”
Shaina Herbers “Mr. Thomas’s sexy legs" „ , ,, ■
Matt Goerz Mr. McGeorge s Homer sayings
Kelsie Bowden & Carelv Machtmes “Jordan
Wevers’s sexy legs” Tess Keenan “Ben Kauffman’s smile”
Kara Sayers “Every morning before classes Lindsay Thornton “All the short, little grade
sitting in the front foyer talking to my friends” sevens”
Cook, Nicole
Cox, Breanne
Crosthwaite,Jordan
Crowe, Jessica
Dahl, Ran
Dastmalchain, Kia
Dawson, Janies
Day, Peter
Day cheif, Rae
Dong, Kimberley
Duzsik, Carmen
Dyck, James
Edwards, Justin
Eisen, Ashley
Elliott, shauna
Ennis, Christopher
Esselmont, Heather
Falshebner, Cecile
Birth, Katie
Fleming, Erin
Flitton, Katherine
Fong, Cody
Foster, Lisa
French, Jarrett
Fry, Westen
Fuller, Ben
Fyfe, Brittany
Gadd, Brad
Gemmill, Charles
Goerz, Matthew
Colling Crystal
Collins, Nathanial
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Govenlock, Paul
Grignard, Wyatt
Hail As^ean
Hopwood, Tera
Hornberger/ Abby
Howe, Christie
Howell/ Donovan
Hunt/ Adam
Irving/ Candice
Jensen/ Nathan
Kaba. Carson
Kaufman/ Benjamin
Keenan/ Jessie
Keenan, Tessa
Kennedy, Stephanie
Korpiniski, Gina
Kunigiskis, Michelle
Kveber, Daryl
Landry, Mark
Leavitt, Natalie
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Ledgerwood, Nikolas
Lee, Brandon
grade nine 5
Lumley, Krystal
Lunn, Jonathan
Maberley, Christine
MacBurnie, Ashley
Machtmes, Carley
Maegaard, Jae
Malcolm, Luke
Mangal, Blenda
Many Grey Horses, Samantha
Martn, shawn
Mason, chantal
May, Kim
May, Michelle
McCreary, Kristen
McGinnis, K
Melbourne, Christopher
Misechkota, Stephanie
Monks, Christopher
Morales, Juan
Lee. Keith
Leffingwell, Amy
Lengyel, Heather
Loitz, A.J
Lowe, Jason
Myck, Dianna
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Wilson./ Brittany
Wormsbecker/ Nathan
Yellow Horn/ Tim
Ruff, Jared
Sailer/Jordan
Saloy-Eaglespeaker. Melrene
Sandeskj, Tabitha
Sayers/ Kara
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Sefci^ Robert
Senler, Marc
Seymour/ Vicky
Shackleford/ Patrick
What do you think
hairstyles will look like for
teenagers in 10 years?
Jeff Saylor “Really long with huge
spikes covered with hair gel”
Amy Leffingwell “Short, spiky and
dyed different colors”
Kat Flitton “ We will all have
afro’s”
Brittany Wilson “Hair will look
better because there will be more
hair accessories”
Scott McNeill “Same as now”
Julie Riley “It will be long and
wavy with it’s natural colour”
Dianna Mvck “Long spiral curls
that are rainbow coloured”
Abbv Hornberger “Everyone will
be bald.
Nik Ledgerwood “Buzzed with
name in the back of you head.
Tim McMullin “Just like Tim
McMullin, curly hair”
Kim Stauffer “Beehives that are
sprayed with sticky hairspray”
What do you think fashion
will like for teenagers in 10
years
Racine Day Chief “70’s clothes”
Krystal Lumley “Bright coloured
Plather”
Josh Bishop “We’ll all be naked”
Kelsie Bowden “Fluorescent pink
spandex”
Peter Park “Holographic clothes”
Chris McKee “Dance clothes”
Blenda Mangal “GAP”
Tess Keenan “Outragous look,
short and sassy with attitude”
Ryan Hood “We’ll go back to how
it was - hippies”
Kim Dong “Garbage bags”
Marc Seiller “Spacesuits”
Tabitha Sandeski “ Punk rockish”
Daniel Smythe “People will wear
diapers with big pins on the sides”
Carson Kada “The style will be
wearing underwear on your head”
Ashley MacBurnie “Robotic suits”
Brad Carter “Like the 1980’s”
grade nine 9
Allen, Derek
Anderson, Michelle
Andreachuk, Drew
Andrews, Michelle
Areshenko, Katie
Batty, Sean
Blackman, Alex
Bodnaruk, Kalie
Bohnert, Aaron
Brave Rock, Faron
Bukvic, Srdjan
Cale, Taylor
Callin, Marie
Caswell, Steven
Chatterton, Cheri
Chisholm, Daniel
Chodyka, Melissa
Close, Alexandria
Cook, Kelsi
Coolidge, Michael
Cooper-Smith, Eric
Crosthwaite, Jayne
Cseke, Rennie
Davis, Reggie
DeGroot, Chelsey
Demory, Chelsy
Doak, Darren
Dolbra, Barrett
Dondale, Raddy
Douglas, Sarah
Droessler, Mark
Dueck, Jordan
Eagle Plume, Kristal
Eakett, Rachel
grade seven 1 1
Elhatton, Chelsey
Elliott, Amy
Ennis, Colin
Erais, Bari
Eymann, Brandon
Featherstone, Danielle
Firth, Joshua
Foster, Jeffrey
Fuller, Darren
Gabriel, Dwayne
Geiger, Keenan
Gerard, Darylee
Goerz, Daniel
Golding, Dexter
Guignard, Chanda
Hall, Cody
Hanna, Jacilyn
Harper, Kelsey
Harper, Krista
Haughian, Kelsie
Hegland, Tanner
Hendry, Janessa
Hewko, Bryn
Hind Bull, Shalayne
Hirano, Graham
Hood, Matthew
Hooge, Christopher
Hunt, Andrew
Jockims, Kristopher
Johnson, Whitney
Johnston, Bryce
Joosten, Melvin
Kaiser, Jessica
Kalegaric, Jennifer
Kambeitz, Amie
Keenan, Kory
Keenan, Samantha
Kemash, Stephanie
Kimberley, Lisa
Kirkham, Richard
Kirkvoid, Jeffrey
Kis, Levente
Klassen, Kelsey
Koegler, Nathan
Kropf, Shay
Larson, Ryan
Layng, Tyler
Layton, Brandon
Le, Katherine
Lee, Keith
Lee, Richard
LeMoine, Jason
Lindskog, Amy
Loitz, Nicole
Lome, Justin
Lowe, Ryan
Lyon-Challis, Joi
Malmberg, Scott
Many Grey Horses, Kerry
Mark, Jaime
Marten, Skye
Mason, Christina
Mathieson, Danielle
Matkin, Brendan
May, Jenna
grade seven 13
McIntosh, Mark
McIntyre, Kimberley
Meza, Jason
Miller, Tyler
Mirkovich, Kayla
Moore, Melissa
Morales, Kevin
Murphy, Shea
Murray, Matthew
Nagy, Joey
Nast, Scott
Nelson, Kae-lee
Niessen, Krystal
Nolte, Hunter
If you were an inventor in the future, what
would you invent?
Tarvn Saylor - “A water fountain that you can drink pop from”
Sarah Douglas - “A hat that would make you learn everything and anything,
so that you wouldn’t have to have teachers"
Tyler Lang- “I would invent chocolate vegetables”
Jordan Dueck- “A car that goes at the speed of light”
Michelle Anderson- “A movie theatre that only played horror films”
Cody Hall- ‘‘rollerblades with everlasting rockets’’
Matt Murray- “A motorized skateboard"
Kristen Skura- “A rollercoaster that’s as long as Calgary and as tall”
Nygaard, Kyle
Ogden, Chantelle
Olson, Michael
Ong, Ruben
Park, Andrew
Patzer, Ashley
Payne, Kaila
Phillips, Jenna
Pickering, Jason
Prakash, Edwin
Quinn, Cyrena
Rea, Shannon
Riley, Bradley
Robbins, Rebecca
Robinson, Mark
Rosner, Paige
Sailer, Taryn
Savidant, Nichole
Schalk, Cody
Schlereth, Christopher
Seely, Arianne
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Seely, Lynnae
Seiller, Christopher
Shanks, Matt
Shaw, Corey
Sheen, Everett
Sheets, Nola
Skura, Kristen
Smith, Ginnie
Standar, Nicole
Steed, Adam
Steed, Ashley
Stender, Kayla
Stevenson, Tianna
Tait, Danielle
Tang, Vivian
Tang, Yvonne
Torgunrud, Dwayne
Toth, Branden
Toth, Stephanie
Townsend, Christina
Tulloch, Corey
Widdop, William
Wight, Taylor
Wikdahl, Jesse
Williams, Jonathan
Wolsey, Brian
Wood, Whitfield
Wright, Travis
Yamagishi, Kendall
Zook, Kaeley
grade seven 15
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Alfano, Nathan
Ali, Karim
Ali, Rahim
Anderson, Lindsay
Atkinson, Paige
Auer, Christina
Ball, Jesse
Basham, Cailey
Bennett, Kaleigh
Benson, Michael
Bevans, Calvin
Birch, Terry
Bland, Mackae
Bourne, Anthony
Bradshaw, Sarah
Brooks, Mackenzie
Brown, Mikala
Brown, Tyler
Campbell, Anastasia
Campbell, Ryan
Capewell, Jason
Carlson, Brittany
Carriere, Mackenzie
Cassidy, Sean
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Castellano, Garet
Collins, Shanna
Comeau, Dustin
Cooke, Elliot
Critchley, Jennifer
Day Chief, Clay
Depta, Nolan
Dorey, Landon
Dubasov, Marshall
Duffy, Krystle
Duncan, Christy
Duncan, Jordan
Dyck, Allan
Elford, Nikki
Elias-Watson, Bryde
Epp, Krista
Ferguson, Brett
Field, Matt
Fleming, Sarah
Fowler, Kyle
Fox, Neil
French, Alaya
Fulkerth, Brandon
Gabriel, Joshua
Gedrasik, Marc
Gerlinsky, Carling
Gibson, Adam
Gill, Alanna
grade eight 1 9
Goodstriker, Michael
Gordon, Christina
Gott, Jon
Gretzinger, Paige
Griffiths, Brittany
Griffiths, Kirsten
Grohn, Matt
Hall, Chance
Hamabata, Tyson
Hansen, Sarah
Harrison, Bobby
Harvey, Shane
Hawthorne, Courtney
Headley, Sara
Hembrow, Lara
Henderson , Jordan
Hirsche, Michael
Hjelm , Nyssa
Hoof, Adam
Horse, Roseanne
Huff, Christina
Hust, Jeffrey
Insley, Clinton
Kehr, Shelby
Kitt, Christopher
Kitt, Kristine
Klinkhammer, Robert
Kropf, Ambre
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Kostek, Riley
Kostiuk, Kelli
Kotkas, Joel
Kveder, Grant
Lait, Greg
Lastiwka, Adam
Le, Charles
Leonard, Cassaundra
Liu, Lily
Livingstone, Patricia
Lomanski, Chris
Low, Mark
Lux, Paul
Many Grey Horses, Cassidy
Matchett , Melinda
Mate, Ryan
McLeod, Travis
McMonagle, Scott
McMullin, Anne
McNab, Shana
McSween, Erin
Miller, Ashlee
Miller, Janelie
Milne, Laura
Mirzaagha, Jinous
Mitchell, Teresa
Moffaft, Laura
Morrison, Stephen
Nelless, Natasha
Nelson-Fitzpatrick, Rebecca
Nickel, Sandi
Noordhof, Noelle
Nunweiler, Amber
Oates, Cheryl
Oates, Tamara
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Oliver, Cynthia
Olson, Michelle
Osberg, Kristopher
Parkinson, Emma
Parsons, Colin
Peterson, Casey
Peto, Brittany
Porter, Derek
Raine, Angela
Reeves, Robert
Riewe, Ty
Rosner, Adam
Rowland, Misty
Sailer, Devon
Schaalje, Amber
Schuwer, Paul
Scott, April
Scott, Blue
Semchulk, Stephanie
Shapiro, Alexa
Shellenberg, Tyler
Sherwood, Pamela
Simpkins, Samuel
Sinclair, Merrick
Smith, Geoffrey
Smith, Maya
Spurrill, Devin
Sudar, Tamara
Switzer, Shane
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What’s the funniest / stupidest thing you have done at Hamilton?
Teresa Mitchell “ Walked into a wall
Jon Gott “Slipped down the stairs”
Kyle Fowler “I asked a girl out, she didn’t give a yes or no answer and I haven’t spoken
to her since”
Krystal Viessen “I walked right into a locker while talking to my friends”
Ashley Patzer 7 tripped when I was running up the stairs"
Rebecca Nelson-Fitzpatrick 7 fell alseep on the bus”
Sara Headley “I slid down the stairs on my knees”
Thielen, Kendra
Tonks, Joanna
Torbiak, Jordon
Trofimenkoff, Jonathan
Tso, Darren
Turnbull, Cameron
Ully, Jordan
Vedres, Joseph
Wagner, Mark
Walker, Kayla
Ward, Alicia
Wehrwein, Lindsay
Wolsey, Steven
Wood, Jamie
Wutzke, Cabra
Zahir, Sharmeen
Zlatanov, Bojidar
grade eight 23
Oh My Darling
Mr. Lowe shows off a
Praying Mantis that he “raised”.
About 300 eggs hatched out but
only two made it all the way. He
didn’t have any food to feed all
300 of them so 280 of them became
food for the remaining 20.
Two finally made it to adulthood.
He started with the eggs in May of
99 and the last praying mantis
died in October of 99. Full grown
they were 8 - 10 cm long.
If you could go back in time - what decade
would you prefer to go back to and why?
Larry Thomsen - “I wouldn’t. I think that as we look back we often
tend to remember the good things and to forget the bad. That’s why
people talk of the "good old days” so much. It would be great to go
back to the fifties, for example, when it was safe to leave your house
unlocked, but would you want to be without television, computers, paved
roads, and so on. What I would really like to do is to keep all the good
things we have now and to get back some of the good things we’ve
lost in the past 35 years or .so.”
Jean Lumley - “I’d go back to the 60’s if I could. I loved and still love
the music from that decade, nothing else touches it. The twist, jive, fox
tot were so much fun to dance. It is still good to go to a dance where
the band will perform these dances. I think that family life was a much
better quality then than it is nowadays. Most mothers were at home to
be with the children. They did more of their own baking (especially bread.
.. yum) and families did more activites together than they do nowadays.
It did not mean that you had to spend a lot of money to do things together
■ you could go on a picnic and play ball or croquet, etc. Families took
Sunday off to do things together. I remember spending a lot of time
visiting my cousins when I was young. While TV was relatively new, we
still played monopoly and cards with my parents. I’m sure things were
stressfull at times, but it seemed to me that people were happier and
helped each other a great deal more than they do now.
Lynn Gibson - “If I were to chose a decade to live in it would probably
be the fifties. I actually was only a toddler in the fifties but life seemed
to be less hurried and less complicated.”
Gail Vandebeek - “I think the decade that I would go back to would be
the 1950’s. I love the music of the era and I am a heck of a jiver.
Things seemed to be easy then.”
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Teacher Assignments
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Brown
Byam
King-Brown
McKenzie
Diamond Pod 7def/9abc
Bucyk
Canadine
Crandall
Goetz
Peterson
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Cvetko
Gibson
Hall
Hewko
Lowe
McGeorge
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Rowntree
Shanks
Tamblyn
Thomas
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Hall
Hewko
Hudson
Pozzi
Sandusky
Sutherland
Valgardson
BRANDVOLD, Linda (Head Secretary)
BROWN, Janice (Social, French)
BUCYK, Ken (Language Arts)
CANADINE, Garry (Math)
CLEAR, Brenda (Head Caretaker)
CRANDALL, Linda (Science)
CVETKO, John (Social Studies, S.E.)
DIMNIK, Michelle (Social, Librarian)
FORD, Judy (Classroom Assistant)
GIBSON, Lynn (Math)
GRIFFIOEN, Keith (Classroom Assistant)
HALL, Wendy (Social, CTS/Home-Ec/Cooking)
HANNA, Arlene (Public Health Nurse)
HOGAN, Melanie (Secretary)
HUDSON, Karen (Band, choir, CTS/Home-Ec/Sewing)
KING-BROWN, Rob (Language Arts)
LOWE, Frank (Science)
LUMLEY, Jean (Classroom Assistant)
McGEORGE, Duncan (Language Arts)
McKENZIE, Linda (Math)
MILLER, Christy (Caretaker)
NORLIN, Dale (Itinerant Counselor)
OLSEN, Jim (City of Lethbridge Police)
PETERSON, Dee (Science, Computer)
PICKERING, Dean (Caretaker)
POZZI, Art (CTS/Shop)
RAMSAY, Jack (Assistant Principal, Remedial Math)
ROWNTREE, Brenda (Phys-ed, S.E.)
SANDUSKY, Eldon (CTS/Shop)
SCHOW, Charlene (Classroom Assistant)
SHANKS, Lana (Phys-ed)
STODDARD, Joy (Caretaker)
SUTHERLAND, Karen (Drama, Art)
TAMBLYN, Hugh (Phys-ed)
THAXTER, JoAnne (Assistant Principal, Social Studies)
THOMAS, Scott (Phys-ed)
THOMSEN, Larry (Principal)
TIEDE, Rebecca (Classroom Assistant)
VALGARDSON, Gordon (CTS/Computer)
VANDEBEEK,Gail (Child & Youth Care Worker)
YOUNG, David (Classroom Assistant)
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Teacher PD Activity
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their handy work. How do you fit 5 people into that
size of tent?
top right - D. McGeorge, R. King Brown, K. Goetz
and J. Ford try their tent out for size.
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Friday, November 12th was a holiday for the students
but the teachers had a professional development day.
They started out the day with a team, or should we say
a tent, building activity. The tents were made from
newspapers and had to be free standing. This was one
of many activities that happened that day.
above - D. Hewko and R. Tiede roll newspapers for
tent poles. Mrs. Hewko came on staff at the
beginning of module two. She teaches art (all
grades) and grade seven social studies.
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and in the Beginning • • •
The first day of classes, student luncheon,
new teachers, friends,
LCIflag exchange
COME & GET IT! Staff (Mr. Young, Mrs. Stauffer, Mrs.
Lumley, Mrs. Clear, and Mr. Mitchell) cook hot dogs for
students on the first day of classes.
there was ...
The HJHfloat in the Lethbridge
Whoop-Up Days parade
In the beginning there was grade 7,
grade 8 and grade 9. There were
activities, school dances, sports,
lunch time, girls, guys, teachers,
homework assignments, cores,
options, detentions, agendas, hall
passes, phone passes, time table
changes, office passes, toys for tots,
assemblies, buses, good weather, bad
weather, dress up days, team tryouts,
honour roll, report cards, student
council election speeches, Friday
school and much more to come.
THE WINNERS
Hamilton won first place
in the Comic and Novelty
category of the Lethbridge
and District Whoop-Up
Days parade last summer.
/
When this school was built in 1928 it was called the Lethbridge Collegiate Institute. It
was know as the LCI until 1950 when they moved into their new-location which is
where the LCI now stands. At that time the old LCI became known as Hamilton Junior
High School. The LCI finally came over this year to get their flag. HJH student body
president Collette Aldridge, presents LCI’s vice principal Don Firth with the LCI flag.
student life 27
and in the Beginning • • •
The first day of classes, student luncheon,
new teachers, friends,
LCIflag exchange
COME & GET IT! Staff (Mr. Young, Mrs. Stauffer, Mrs.
Lumley, Mrs. Clear, and Mr. Mitchell) cook hot dogs for
students on the first day of classes.
there was ...
The HJHfloat in the Lethbridge
Whoop-Up Days parade
In the beginning there was grade 7,
grade 8 and grade 9. There were
activities, school dances, sports,
lunch time, girls, guys, teachers,
homework assignments, cores,
options, detentions, agendas, hall
passes, phone passes, time table
changes, office passes, toys for tots,
assemblies, buses, good weather, bad
weather, dress up days, team tryouts,
honour roll, report cards, student
council election speeches, Friday
school and much more to come.
THE WINNERS
Hamilton won first place
in the Comic and Novelty
category of the Lethbridge
and District Whoop-Up
Days parade last summer.
i
When this school was built in 1928 it was called the Lethbridge Collegiate Institute. It
was know as the LCI until 1950 when they moved into their new-location which is
where the LCI now stands. At that time the old LCI became known as Hamilton Junior
High School. The LCI finally came over this year to get their flag. HJH student body
president Collette Aldridge, presents LCI’s vice principal Don Firth with the LCI flag.
28
CHOW TIME
Three grade seven
students (Rachel Eakett,
Chris Schlereth &
Whitney Johnson) line up
for their free, first day
luncheon cooked by
Hamilton staff.
Reggie Davis (grade
seven) checks out the girls
during one of his lunch
hour breaks. The school
has an open campus
policy, which means
students may go off
campus if they wish.
Many students choose to
stay on campus during the
noon hour.
CHEESE WAGON all
dressed up as a hornet for
the 1999 Whoop- up Days
parade. The Hornet is the
official school mascot.
Barie Erais and her sucker. Suckers aren’t allowed in the
school, for safety reasons unless the stick is broken off
. . . then you wouldn’t choke on it.
Matt Murray, another
grade seven guy, enjoys
his noon hour on the
Hamilton campus.
The Parade Committee: R. King-Brown, Tara Robinson,
Kim Dong, Stephanie Miechkota, Lindsay Thornton, Sherri
Tinordi, Stephanie Kennedy, Leanne Blakely, Kathy Stauffer,
Candice Irving, Karri Salt, Kim Stauffer, Jamie Baxter, Mark
Gedrasik, Ashley MacBumie, Krystle Ried, Shelby Kerr
student life 29
x-country ■ x-country ■ x-country ■ x-country ■ x-country ■ x-country ■ x-country ■
Mr. Tamblyn at the start
of the race; behind him,
from left to right, Brian
Wolsey, Raddy Dondale,
Kory Keenan, Brandon,
Mrs. Thaxter and Mr.
McGeorge taking down
runners times and names
at the finish line.
—
30
Aaron Bohnert, Daniel
Chisholm just about at
the home strech.
“ RUN TEAM RUN “
Krista Epp and Roseanne
Horse waiting patientlly for the
starting gun.
■ school ■
Breanne Nalder, Ashley
Eisen, Jordan Crosthwaite,
Kim Dong, Michelle
Kunigiskis, Brittney Fyfe, Katie
Sommerfeldt, Janine Barsky,
Kaite Poulsen, Erica Nickel,
Abby Honerbeger, Tara
Robinson, Heather Lengyle.
Jason Lowe, Chris McKee
and, Brent Weitz, hanging
out before the race.
student life 31
School winners head for
cities in the Big Cheese.
Tim Yellowhorn, Kim
May, Tessa Keenan; don’t
throw her in the lake!
city ■ regionals
Michelle Anderson, Kristen
Skura, Chelsie DeGroot,
Michelle Andrews, Sarah
Douglas, resting after a hard
days work.
Students arrive at Henderson
and head for the starting line.
32 i95o/'^
Nicole Cooke, Becky Tiede, Joel MacDonald; making a
short cut across the bridge.
Charles Gemmill hobbles his way to the finish line to
cheer on his friends as they go by.
K. Bucyk - the yearbook couldn’t pick a caption so you
get to do it. Which one fits the picture of Mr. Bucyk the
best:
... too much spare time
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The amount of work done by volunteers on this project was substantial. Job well done!
Wayne Lin is pictured above preparing pizzas for the Pizza Party opening June 29.
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Why the Can Opener Wasn’t Invented Until Almost
50 Years After the Can
The first ‘can opener’ was a hammer and chisel
How did the first tin cans get opened? A chisel and a
hammer, writes Kaleigh Rogers for Motherboard.
Given that the first can opener famously wasn’t
invented for about fifty years after cans went into
production, people must have gotten good at the
| method. But there are reasons the can opener took a
while to show up.
Black Lobster and the Birth of Canning
Our story starts in 1795, when Napoleon Bonaparte
offered a significant prize “for anyone who invented a
preservation method that would allow his army’s food
to remain unspoiled during its long journey to the '
troops’ stomachs,” writes Today I Found Out. (In
France at the time, it was common to offer financial
prizes to encourage scientific innovation-like the one
that led to the first true-blue paint.) A scientist named
Nicolas Appert cleaned up on the prize in the early
1800s, but his process used glass jars with lids rather
than tin cans.
"Later that year," writes Today I Found Out, “an
inventor, Peter Durand, received a patent from King
George III for the world’s first can made of iron and
tin.” But early cans were more of a niche item: they
were produced at a rate of about six per hour, rising
to sixty per hour in the 1840s. As they began to
penetrate the regular market, can openers finally
started to look like a good idea.
But the first cans were just too thick to be opened in
that fashion. They were made of wrought iron (like
fences) and lined with tin, writes Connecticut History,
and they could be as thick as 3/16 of an inch. A
hammer and chisel wasn’t just the informal method of
opening these cans-it was the manufacturer’s
suggested method.
The first can opener was actually an American
invention, patented by Ezra J. Warner on January 5,
1858. At this time, writes Connecticut History, “iron
cans were just starting to be replaced by thinner steel
cans.”
Warner's can opener was a blade that cut into the can
lid with a guard to prevent it from puncturing the can.
A user sort of sawed their way around the can’s edge,
leaving a jagged rim of raw metal as they went.
“Though never a big hit with the public, Warner’s can
opener served the U.S. Army during the Civil War and
found a home in many grocery stores,” writes
Connecticut History, “where clerks would open cans
f6 or 4 dozen for 20
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Milo Mustangs had a great season! We played in 3
tournaments this year, Mossleigh, Vulcan and Carseland!
The kids enjoyed a wind-up party playing against their
parents and then enjoyed a delicious potluck! Thank you to
all the coaches and parent volunteers - this season couldn’t
have been possible without you! See you next year!
T-Ball
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Second Row (L to R): Coach Amy Monner, Andrew Bartsch, Carson Lamotte, Mya Gauthier, Brynn
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Can Pitch
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f)gsign - Camgron Klgm
Testing - Monica Monngr
Across:
I Very attractive or
tempting - usually
refemng to a woman.
4 Raised structure that
crosses something -
usually a river
8 Pneumatic device
mounted on a wheel
10 Could be a switch,
joystick, pedal, or wheel
II German origin, slang,
now means broken or no
longer works.
15 Of tofty dignity or
imposing aspect: stately:
grand. (As in a view)
16 Opp of cruel.
17 For colors, opp of vivid
19 Opp of old or used.
20 Non-alpha symbol.
21 Clint Eastwood movie
’Play_____for me’.
26 Generates fumes
28 The feeling that what is
wanted can be had or
that events will turn out
for the best
30 Opp of first.
32 Common is Apis
milliters, makes honey
34 Like fingers but foot
located.
36 Relating to a king,
queen, or other
sovereign
38 To maintain a slow
steady pace below
running.
39 Gotta go, I'm hurried, or
in a____.
40 Extra in case the ongmal
breaks or wears out.
41 Abbreviation to indicate
stated asking pnce is
negotiable
42 Machine that cames
people through the air
44 Opposite, done before,
12 Down
47 If you want it, you can
always make a____ .
48 As a verb, to present for
acceptance or rejection.
50 To promote, foster, or
inspire to improve or
succeed
53 I'm gonna____some
laps of the pool.
54 To apply in a mist or
droplets
55 If you’re good at it, you're
Down:
2 To employ for some
purpose.
3 Opp of decrease
4 Hollow inverted metal
cup that rings when
struck.
5 Protect or protector
6 Fits in a drill to make a
hole
7 Having contrasting
(rather thasn uniform)
bands of color
8 The onginal astronaut
orange juice powder
9 Edge of an opening
12 Remove from protective
cover, coating or ,
container.
13 Stop in for coffee
14 To deliver a sermon, or
advocate from a pulpit or
religious standpoint
18 Without pity or
compassion, willing to
act in a way that
damages others
22 Human owned as
property
23 Before two
24 Call very loudly
25 Scandinavian god of
thunder, ram, and
farming
27 Avina sativa, cultivated
for its seed
29 Retinng a debt may be
split into one of these
every month.
31 Aloof, condescending,
haughty
32 Unsophisticated, brutal,
cruel. (Sometimes used
to descnbe pirates.)
33 The act of taking a
Breathalyzer test.
35 Often electnc igniting
event
37 Group of people playing
a sport together
40 Largest body of salt
water
43 Desert baked in a large
round pastry shell
45 One 52nd of a normal
deck.
46 Childish term for yuck,
anything slimy, bad
tasting etc
49 USA federal domestic
cnme fighting agency
50 Organ for heanng
51 Common name for
universal deity
52 Opp of down
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A OUY WALKED INTO A
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UNHOLSTEREU PISTOL AND>
YELLED1, "I HAVE A AS CALIBER
COLT 1911 WITH A SEVEN
ROUND MAO AZINE PLUS ONE IN
THE CHAMBER AND I WANT TO
KNOW WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING
WITH MY WIFE-"
A VOICE FROM THE BACK OF THE
ROOM CALLED OUT,
"YOU NEED MORE AMMO.'.'/
Just as the graveside
service finished, there
was a distant lightning
bolt accompanied by a
tremendous burst of
rumbling thunder. The
little old man looked at
the pastor and calmly
said, "Well, she's there
and it's His problem
now."
Today is the day!
The long-awaited Sneak-A-Peak Pizza Party
is here. Today, June 29th, 2019, the “Milo
Cafe at The Cottage” is open for business.
Our operator, Wayne Lin, has agreed to
serve pizza, and donations are being
accepted toward the Will Family Legacy
Project. Robert Phillips of the Milo Hotel is
offering a free drink ticket for T’s Saloon to
all who come to see the new community-owned
restaurant facility.
On behalf of the Board of the Milo
Development Co-op, I would like to thank
Tracy and Loren Mozill, as well as all
contributing artists who prepped, painted
and finished chairs for the restaurant.
Adding to the excitement of the pizza party,
the eagerly anticipated “Chair Reveal” is
showcasing the highly unique and visually
appealing contributions of local artists to
this project.
Over the course of the last year, community
organizations, businesses and individuals
have rallied in support of our cause.
Local illustrator and graphic designer Derek
Evemden donated his time and talent to
assist with building design mock-ups, a new
logo for the Milo Development Co-op, as
well as the graphic artistry for the new sign
mounted on the front of the building. His
wife, Gillian Williamson, is lending her
talents to photographing the local artists
with their chairs.
Last fall, when we discovered that the
furnace in the restaurant went caput, Ron
Marks and Carol Armstrong had a used,
nearly identical furnace, that they were
willing to donate. This provided much
needed assistance to the co-op at a time
when expenses on the old building needed to
be contained. This furnace got us through
the winter, all the way to a brand-new
furnace being installed with the new
building. Shane Gregoire provided free
installation of Ron and Carol’s furnace.
Arrowwood’s Community Recreation
Association was replacing the dishwasher in
the Arrowwood Community Hall and
looking for a home for their old upright
commercial dishwasher, a high-end machine
that continues to work well. Upon hearing
about the Will Family Legacy Project, the
association genero
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It was a breezy day in a warm, dry January as I made my way west, where I
found yet another retired piece of equipment, still standing proud, refusing
to rust into oblivion. This rake stood as a reminder of when farming was far
smaller, consisting of many more narrow passes across a field, exposed to
the elements. Rather than raking, its work was now to hold up a wire gate
when open. It was doing an excellent job.
Photo and commentary by Cameron Klem
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Tires, Repairs, and Vehicle Accesscries
Rob Taylor
House maintenance service
Interior:
• Window cleaning
• Plumbing
• Electrical
• Painting
• Senior living
modifications
Handy man
587-678-4816
Exterior:
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P.O. Box 63 Milo AB TOL 1L0
403-485-5930
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Box 65, Milo AB, TOL1LO
Phone: (403) 599-3883
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Tuesday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM - 200 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Tom, Ellie & Luna
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Fax:(403) 599-3835 (403) 599-3832
winter Business Hours
Oct 1 to Apr 30
(open thru lunch):
Mon-Sat: 9 AM - 5:30 PM
Holidays: 10 AM - 4:30 PM
Chris & Amanda Gauthier
Phone 403.485.8461
Box 22, Milo AB, TOL 1LO
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Gifts, Antiques and Collectibles
With A Taste of Rural Alberta
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from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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Call 403-734-2593 business hours
and 587-727-7000 when we’re not open.
Now offering lash extensions.
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Dianne Brown
Ph. 403-734-2593
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403-901-4418
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Lakeview
Insurance and Investments
Grant Turner 403-512-1217
[email protected]
• Drain cleaning
• Plumbing
• Gasfitting
• Boilers / Steam
• Decades of residential
and commercial
experience to serve
you better
Rob Maerz
(403) 921-0082
GOGRAVEL
FOR ALL YOUR SAND
& GRAVEL NEEDS
Thank you for supporting local business!
We proudly supply:
• Road gravel,
• Drain rock,
• Sand,
• 4" - 8" round rock.
Need a small load? We do those too!
Pick up or delivery.
Call us for a quote - (587) 583-6000
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VULCAN DENTAL/
Dr. Michael McKee DMD
Clinic Hours:
MONDAY 9 a.m.—12 noon (reception only)
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
8:30 A.M.—3:30 P.M.
95 Centre Street East, Vulcan
(next to Furniture Villa)
Ph: 403-485-2654
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root canals extractions, fillings, teeth whitening
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CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT
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111 - 2nd Street South 403-485-2681
P.O. Box 239 403-485-2996
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Free Medication Delivery
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Medication Review & Health Promotion
Phone: 403 S34-3333
Text: 403 803-3457
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Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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While having a profitable business is certainly nice, emphasizing on profits
alone will present an inaccurate picture of how your business is performing.
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Milo Waste
Transfer Station
Hours of Operation
Tuesdays 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Thursdays 9:00 AM - noon
Saturdays 9:00 AM - noon
MEMBERSHIPS
6 months 125
Cheques to
Milo & District Ag Society
Box 156, Milo, AB T0L 1L0
or drop off at Village Office
For more information,
contact:
[email protected],
Jessy Vooys (403-485-1451)
Milo Arena
Dues for the 2021-22 Season
(September to August)
FAMILY MEMBERSHIP
45.00
Your contributions are greatly appreciated.
The arena has quite high insurance and utility costs
and is also used for washroom facilities for baseball.
Please make cheques to Milo and District Agricultural Society.
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Milo Library, or mail Milo Ag. Society. Box 156, Milo T0L 1L0
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Box 163
Milo AB
TOL 1L0
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Trucking, Gravel
Oilfield Maintenance and Construction
[email protected]
Doug Marks
PRESIDENT
Office: (403) 599-0003
Fax: (403) 599-3990
Mobile: (403) 485-8516
Marks
Oilfield Services Inc.
Norm Stokes
Welding
The Elevator
Box 113
Milo, AB TOL 1L0
Work: 403-599-3826
Cell: 403-485-8366
Fox: 403-599-3827
[email protected]
General & Oilfield Repair
New & Used Steel Sales
* Custom Built Trailers
B-Pressure Welding
Norm- Phone
Cell
Craig- Phone
Cell
Wade- Cell
403-792-2255
403-485-0365
403-792-3314
403-485-0288
485-1119
Lloyd Deifz
Al‘einative Grain Marketing Solutions
Container and Tiansioading Facility
MILO
SEED CLEANING
ASSOCIATION LTD.
599-2150
Cleaner Seed is Sown.
Cleaner Crops are Grown,
Gavin Vooys Manager
HEATHER TRUCKING
CATTLE
HAY
DECK WORK
GRAVEL HAULING
PH0NE-W3-599-2O2
CEL1.-403-485-8200
BOX 178
MILO. AB TOL 11.0
WARREX HEATHER
Trucking - Grain & Hay Hauling
Iron & Steel Salvage
Tiegen Trucking Grain & Fertilizer Hauling
Dereck Tiegen
Cell: 403-435-8715
PO Box 53-Milo, AB-TOL 1L0
Andy Dixon
Cell: (403) 485-8194 Box 145
Res: (403) 599-2232 Milo, AB
Fax: (403) 599-2443 TOL 1L0
If the person
who named
Walkie Talkies
named everything:
Stamps - Lickie Stickles
Defibrillator - Hearty Starty
Bumble Bee - Fuzzy Buzzy
Pregnancy Test - Maybe Baby
Bra - Breastie Nestie
Fork - Stabby Grabble
Socks - Feetie Heaties
Hippopotamus - Bloatie Floatie
Nightmare - Screamy Dreamy
When the moon hits your eye
Like a big pizza pie,
That's amore!
When an eel bites your hand
And that's not what you planned
That's a moray!
When our habits are strange
And your customs deranged
That's our mores!
When your horse chews dried grass
And then begs for more, alas,
That's some more hay!
When your sheep go to graze
In a damp marshy place
That's a moor, eh?
Here are the names for some common
things—did you know them?
1. The space between your eyebrows is called a glabella.
2. The way it smells after the rain is called petrichor.
3. The plastic or metallic coating at the end of your shoelaces
is called an aglet.
4. The rumbling of stomach is actually called a wamble.
5. The cry of a new born baby is called a vagitus.
6. The prongs on a fork are called tines.
7. The sheen or light that you see when you close your eyes
and press your hands on them is called phosphenes.
8. The tiny plastic table placed in the middle of a pizza box is
called a box tent.
9. The day after tomorrow is called overmorrow.
10. Your tiny toe or finger is called minimus.
11. The wired cage that holds the cork in a bottle of
champagne is called an agraffe.
12. The 'na na na' and 'la la la', which don't really have any
meaning in the lyrics of any song, are called vocables.
13. When you combine an exclamation mark with a question
mark (like this ?!), it is referred to as an interrobang.
14. The space between your nostrils is called columella nasi.
15. The armhole in clothes, where the sleeves are sewn, is
called armscye.
16. The condition of finding it difficult to get out of the bed in
the morning is called dysania.
17. Unreadable hand -writing is called griffonage.
18. The dot over an “i” or a “j” is called tittle.
19. That utterly sick feeling you get after eating or drinking too
much is called crapulence.
20. The metallic device used to measure your
feet at the shoe store is called Brannock device.
VILLAGE OF VILLAGE OF MILO COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MINUTES -Condensed
A Regular Meeting of Council was held on Tuesday, January 11, 2022, commencing at 6:00
p.m. Village of Milo Office, 200 Centre Street, Milo, AB MILO ALBERTA
Attendance: Mayor Scott Schroeder, Deputy Mayor Dean Melnyk, CAO-Wendy Hingley,
Newly elected Councillor Patrick Wiens
1. CALL TO ORDER - Mayor Schroeder called the meeting to order at 6:02 pm
2. SWEARING IN OF COUNCILLOR
The Chief Administrative Officer requested that Mr. Wiens raise his right hand and read aloud the Oath
of Office. Councillor Wiens was asked to affix his signature to the Oath of Office and the Chief
Administrative Officer witnessed the signature.
3. ACCEPTANCE OF AGENDA: RES.NO. 2022-01-11-01 Motion to accept the agenda CARRIED
4. DELEGATIONS none
5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: RES.NO. 2022-01-11-02 Moved by Deputy Mayor Melnyk to approve the
minutes of the December 14th,2021 Regular Meeting CARRIED
6. STAFF REPORTS: RES.N0.2022-01-11-03 Councillor Wiens motion accept CAO report information CARRIED
7. CORRESPONDENCE: RES. NO. 2022-01-11-04 Mayor Schroeder accepts as information CARRIED
8. COUNCIL REPORTS: RES. NO. 2022-01-11-05 Moved by Deputy Mayor Melnyk to accept Council Reports
as information CARRIED
9. OLD BUSINESS: RES.N0.2022-01-11-06
Moved by Mayor Schroeder to have Administration set up meeting with Fire Association
Executive to further discuss Association's request for funding CARRIED
RES.N0.2022-01-11-07 - Deputy Mayor Melnyk moved Council to appoint Michael Monner as the
Village of Milo representative on the FCSS Board of Directors CARRIED
RES.NO.2022-01-11-08
Mayor Schroeder moves the Village of Milo enter into the SAEMRSA Agreement CARRIED
10. NEW BUSINESS RES.N0.2022-01-11-09
Deputy Mayor Melnyk moves the following committee appointments:
Local Emergency Management- Councillor Wiens
Marquis Foundation- Councillor Wiens
Milo & District Recreation Board- Councillor Wiens
Milo & District Fire Association- Councillor Wiens
Oldman River Regional Services Commission (ORRSC) alternate- Councillor Wiens
Vulcan District Waste Commission alternate- Councillor Wiens CARRIED
RES.NO.2022-01-11-10 Mayor Schroeder moved that the Village of Milo supports the Village of
Arrowwood's (managing partner) submission of a 2021/22 Alberta Community Partnership grant
application in support of the Regional Infrastructure Masterplan project, with no matching
contribution required. CARRIED
RES.NO.2022-01-11-11 Mayor Schroeder moves that Administration remove Sheldon Walker and
add Councillor Wiens as a signing authority on all accounts. CARRIED
RES.NO.2022-01-11-12 Moved by Mayor Schroeder to have Administration to move all excessive
Utility accounts to the appropriate tax roll for collection CARRIED
11. CLOSED SESSION: none
12. NEXT MEETING: Next Regular meeting of Council will be held Tuesday, February 8th,2022 at 6:00 pm,
at 200 Centre Street, Milo AB
13. ADJOURNMENT: Mayor Schroeder adjourned the meeting @8 :47pm
Milo'R^rea+iov)
U p£o vn ivi9 Events:
Matc4v
Wednesdays - Roving Gym
10:45am at the Milo School Gym
Last month of Roving Gym!
March 17 - St. Patrick’s Day Scavenger Hunt
More details to follow on our Milo Recreation
Facebook Page!
Stay Tuned for
Easter Activities in
April, plus
registration for
Minor Baseball!
For more information about any above events contact
Jessy at 403-485-1451 or Deanna at 403-485-8384
FIND US ON THE WEB! WWW.MILOLIBRARY.CA
MARCH 2022
Milo Library Newsletter
Stay up-to-date with the library,
the Archives, and The Friends of the
Milo Library.
CCoonntteesstt at the Library
In honour of March being National Crafting Month, we're
hosting a contest at the library! Come in any time throughout
the month and guess how many beads are in a jar at the desk.
The person who gets closest to the actual number wins the jar
as well as a jewelry making kit. Good luck and happy crafting!
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International Women's Day
March 8 is International Women's Day, celebrating the social,
economic, political, and cultural achievements of women
throughout history. Here are some suggested titles to mark the
occasion and learn about inspirational women:
• The International Day of the Girl: Celebrating Girls Around
the World by Jessica D. Humphreys
One Girl by Andrea Beaty
We are All Greta: Be Inspired to Change the World by
Valentina Giannella
Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story
of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the
Space Race by Margot Lee Shetterly
Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay
The Island of Sea Women by Lisa See
Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery
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New Purchases
Adult Fiction
The Madness of Crowds by Louise
Penny
The Lost Apothecary by Sarah
Penner
DVDs
Venom: Let There by Carnage
Deep Threat by Scott Pratt & Kelly
Hodge
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Junior Non-Fiction
Wild Things: Over 100 Magical
Outdoor Adventures by Jo
Schofield & Fiona Danks
Easy Reader
Junior DVDs
Paw Patrol: The Movie
In the Desert by Michaela
Donations
We want to thank the following
people for their donations to our
Library this month: Katie Walker, Amy
Monner, Robert Decker, Cathie
McNiven. We are sorry if we have
missed anyone, we do appreciate
each one. Winter Hours
Tuesday: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Thursday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Our next Library Board
meeting will be on
March 21 at 7:00 pm.
PO Box30
116 Centre Street
Milo, AB T0L1L0
403-599-3850
Manager: Celia Lahd
Board Chair: Kathy Catt
[email protected]
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MILO LIBRARY NEWSLETTER | MARCH 2022
Milo School News
Kirk's Corner
Well according to the Milo Mustang Groundhogs (a.k.a our
class pop up groundhogs), we have 6 more weeks of winter.
This past week of frigid weather sure made that prediction
accurate. In March we’ll be counting Lion (stormy cold weather)
and Lamb (mild nice weather) days. I don’t know about you, but
I am ready for “Lamb Days”. In March Paddy comes back! That
means we will be making traps for our building unit. Maybe this
year we will catch him :)
In language arts we are starting our research unit. This year
students will be researching animals that live in Alberta. They
will learn about “key ideas” and writing outlines from text. Then
they will use their outlines to write paragraphs. The final project
will be done on Google Slides.
In math we are continuing to practice and memorize basic
facts for addition and subtraction of facts families to 18. The
grade 1s will be adding one digit numbers up to 20, the grade
2s will be adding and subtracting 2 digit numbers, and grade 3s
will be adding 3 digit numbers. The grades 2-3 will learn how to
add and subtract with and without regrouping.
Science across the grades:
Grade 1 will be building mini objects of everyday things. We
will be learning different ways to attach items with glue, tape,
pipe cleaners, and paper clips. They will also complete a miniunit
in Spring. We will be looking for signs of spring to add to
our spring chart.
Grades 2-3 starting their unit on Exploring
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the hills on the edge of Snake Valley.
I can only imagine the stories it could tell of loud days, dust in
the driver’s eyes, and the rough ride you get from steel wheels.
Photo and commentary by Cameron Klem
The Milo Can Opener
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Repair shop & mobile mechanic
Box 7
Milo, AB
T0L1L0
Doug Marks
PRESIDENT
Office: (403) 599-0003
Fax: (403) 599-3990
Mobile: (403) 4S5-8516
Marks
Heavy & Light Duty Mechanic / Tire Sales - Oils & hydraulic hoses
[email protected]
Cell (403) 485-9607
Box 163
Milo AB
TOL 1L0
Trucking, Gravel
Oilfield Maintenance and Construction
[email protected]
Oilfield Services Inc.
Norm Stokes
Welding
General & Oilfield Repair
New & Used Steel Sales
Custom Built Trailers
B-Pressure Welding
Norm- Phone 403-792-2255
Cell 403-485-0365
Craig- Phone 403-792-3314
Cell 403-485-0288
Wade- Cell 485-1119
Tiegen Trucking Grain & Fertilizer Hauling
The Elevator
Box 113
Milo, AB TOL 1L0
Work: 403-599-3826
Cell; 403-485-8366
Fax: 403-599-3827
[email protected]
Lloyd Deitz
Alternative Grain Mark
Container and Transit
milo
SEED CLEANING
ASSOCIATION LTD.
599-2150
Cleaner Seed is Sown.
Cleaner Crops are Grown,
Gavin Vooys Manager
Trucking - Grain & Hay Hauling
Iron & Steel Salvage
Andy Dixon
Cell: (403) 485-8194 Box 145
Res: (403) 599-2232 Milo, AB
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Interior:
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modifications
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• Window cleaning
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• Pressure washing
• Deck and fence
repairs
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VILLAGE OF MILO ALBERTA
200 Centre Street,
Box 65, Milo AB, TOL 1L0
Phone: (403) 599-3883
OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM - 200 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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POST OFFICE HOURS
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COUNCIL MEETINGS
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Open Tuesday - Sunday 9:00AM - 8:00PM Closed Mondays
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We are open Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays
from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Please call for reservation.
Call 403-734-2593 business hours
and 587-727-7000 when we’re not open.
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Estate Succession Planning
Insurance:
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Investments:
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Grant Turner 403-512-1217
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• Drain cleaning
• Plumbing
• Gasfitting
• Boilers / Steam
• Decades of residential
and commercial
experience to serve
you better
Rob Maerz
(403) 921-0082
GOGRAVEL
FOR ALL YOUR SAND
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We proudly supply:
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COMMUNITY EVENT
MILO LIONS CLUB NEWS
HALL GRAND
REOPENING
SUPPER & SILENT
AUCTION
Fundraiser for Zoll
Auto Pulse for Fire
Departments and Other
Projects
-See poster at right.
TRAVEL RAFFLE
STILL LOTS OF PRIZES
LEFT!
ONLY A FEW TICKETS
LEFT!
• Winner of the Orlando
trip was Bernie Kirk.
Once the last few tickets are
sold, we will go ahead and
draw all of the rest.
Buy tickets from Lions Club
members
or contact Greg Deitz
[email protected] or
call or text 403-899-7387
You can put the value of
your prize"trip"
towards a trip of your
choice.
Fire Hall Open House
Cocktails at renovated
Milo Community Hall
Dinner
Silent Auction Ends
Signature
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Vulcan County Division 5 Update
We had two meetings this month one was a
regular meeting and the other was a
Governance meeting, which is a meeting just
for information. We had three presentations at
the Governance meeting. They were
Community Futures, Victim Services and the
Oldman Watershed.
Community Futures run quite a few
programs that can benefit all ages. One that has
a deadline of May 15 is summer camp for the
kids. The camp comes highly recommended.
The kids have to do up business plans and run a
business, it gives kids life skills to be
entrepreneurs. If you have kids interested,
please go to https://www.rotaryayec.ca/ to sign
them up!
I also attended a FCSS meeting this month.
There are a lot of people in our County that are
struggling to make ends meet, especially with
everything costing so much more. If you are in
this position, please contact FCSS and find out
how they can help you. It might be the Food
Bank or any other number of programs that
FCSS runs. They can even help Seniors with
taxes.
Victim Services are looking for volunteers in
all areas of the County. If this interests you,
please contact them and they can get you
training and
show you where
you can help out
in the area.
I also
attended the
Fire fighter's
appreciation
night. It was well attended and a lot of awards
were handed out. Congratulations to the
recipients of awards. I will try and get a list for
the next update.
I have had a few calls about taxes. I am
learning a lot about how assessment works and
the mill rate. Unfortunately, assessment rules
are provincial, we have little say in how the
assessments are done or how the values are
determined. What the County does control is
the mill rate. We try to keep the mill rate low,
while funding important groups in the County.
Please call me if you have questions about
taxes.
My County number is 403-423-0149, if you
want to discuss any County business please call!
My email is [email protected] if that is a
better way to communicate. Thank you for
letting me serve you for this term.
- Kelly Nelson
RAINBOW Literacy & Learning Society
Rainbow Literacy & Learning Society
110 1st Ave S
Box 449 Vulcan, AB T0L2B0
Phone: (403)485-3107
Fax: (403)485-1979
email: [email protected]
website: www.rainbowliteracy.com
Time For Rhymes (Milo)
For children aged 2-5 and their parents
Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m.
Milo Snake Valley Drop-In Centre
Program Start Date Time Place
Mentorship
(children 6-17years)
Every Tuesday 3:45 p.m -4:45 p.m Rainbow Literacy
and Learning
Society
Building Blocks
(parents of children 0-17 years)
N/A N/A Please contact Rainbow
Literacy and Learning
Society at (403)
485-3107 tor more
Information
Time for Rhymes (Milo)
(parents of children 2-5 years)
Every Wednesday Starts at 10:30 a.m Milo Drop-In
Center
Time for Rhymes
(Champion)
(parents of children 2-5 years)
Every Tuesday Starts at 10:00 a.m-11:00 a.m Zoom
(A link will be sent out to all
registered participants)
Time for Rhymes
(Vulcan)
(parents of children 2-5 years!
Every Friday 10:30 a.m-11:30 a.m Vulcan Yoga &
Wellness
Books for Babies Every Wednesday
starting April 6th.
Starts at 10:00 a.m-11:00 a.m Rainbow Literacy
and Learning
Society
Easter Craft-A-Long
Khildren ages 2S years)
April 11th Ages 2-5: 10:30 am-11:3Q am
Ages 6-8 4:15 p,m-5:15 p.m
Rainbow Literacy
and Learning
Society
The Milo Hote
and T’s Saloon
Wing Night
Wednesdays
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Art Night
Friday, April 8, 7:00 p.m.
7 PM
MILO HOTEL
Includes:
11 x 48" Leaning
Board,
Stencil,
6 Attachments and
all the supplies
needed to complete
the project
Inclined
in partnership
with
FEBRUARY isTH
Emergencies Act
The news cycle churns a mile a minute and by the time you
read this column, the Emergencies Act will have come and
gone. So that begs the question: Why did Prime Minister
Trudeau invoke the Act?
For the first three weeks in the month of
February, Ottawa was caught up in international
news. It's not often our country is the headline
story around the world, but the cross-country
convoy and subsequent protest in Ottawa did it.
What began as a convoy of freedom-loving
Canadians opposing mandates from coast-to-coast
driving to the Capital to make their voice
heard, became a weeks long camp site. The
original message may have been lost in the mix.
Thousands of locals flocked in during the
weekends, music blared, people danced, horns-honked.
Some called it an occupation, others
called it a party. But how ever you'd like to
classify the protest, it was an event that
captivated the country and even the world for
several weeks - and surely unlike anything I've
seen in the capital city. The unfortunate part was
that the protest was so large it spilled into residential areas,
which subjected residents to noise, blocking of streets, and
havoc.
But there was a real sense that the frustration from two
long years of pandemic restrictions was boiling over. Among
the crowds were truckers protesting the cross-border
mandate, people that lost their jobs due to restrictions and
mandates, and those that simply had enough with pandemic
restrictions. At a time when the world seemed to be reopening
completely, the federal government lagged.
Conservative MPs asked questions to the government but all
we got back were the same boring talking points over and
over. Conservatives moved a motioned for a plan - just a
plan! - Liberals and the NDP voted it down.
The unfortunate part of this protest was the way in which
information was disseminated. In this age of information that
is accessible immediately and from a variety of sources, I
plead with everyone: please do your due diligence, check your
information against a few different sources. It is up to all of us
to combat fake news and misinformation.
What became a problem were the blockades. Conservatives
believe in law and order, therefore illegal blockades that do
more damage than good was not the way to go. We must
protect the right of peaceful assembly, but we mustn't allow
illegal blockading of critical infrastructure. Be it at a pipeline
site, a border bridge, or residential streets.
Which brings me to the Emergencies Act. The border
blockades were cleared before the invocation of the Act and if
the Ottawa police force wished to move the trucks, they had
the means to do so. There was no indication for the need of
the Emergencies Act and it now sets a dangerous precedent
for the future. Emergency powers should not be normalized
and must always meet the necessary requirements for the
invocation. The ability to seize finances without due process is
a chilling proposition. We are continuing to hold the
government to account on this issue, as the Public Safety
committee has begun their inquiry. As we move to focus on
the Ukraine crisis, the Emergencies Act will still be a focus of
official inquiries.
What do you think of the past few weeks in Canadian
politics? Be sure to follow my social media to stay updated
• Facebook: @MartinShieldsBowRiver
• Twitter: @MartinBowRiver
• Instagram: @MartinShields_BowRiver
Should you have a question or concern of a federal matter,
please email my office at: [email protected]
Sincerely,
Martin Shields
MP Bow River
MILO MIXED BONSPIEL 2022
March 3-6
1st in the "A Event" (Tankard Winners)
Left to right: Chris Bartsch, Jana Bartsch, Kylee Booth and Grant Turner of Milo.
2nd in the "A Event"
Left to right:: Christine Egeland, Galvin Egeland, Colton Walker and Andy Dixon.
THANKS TO THE MILO COMMUNITY FOR SUPPORTING
THE CURLING RINK THIS SEASON.
MILO MIXED BONSPIEL 2022
1st in the "B Event"
Left to right: Lloyd Deitz, Paige Harting, Celia Lahd and Tammy Lahd of Milo
2nd in the "B Event" was the team of Miriam Deitz, Stephen Parkin, Chase Brent and Kylee Prefontaine-McRae.
1st in the "C Event"
Left to right: Darell Smith, Linda Schierman, Keith Comstock and Suzy Love of Vulcan.
2nd in the "C Event" was the team of Neal Deitz, Ava Deitz, Arianna Groves and Corey Groves of Milo/Champion.
Thank you Milo Mixed bonspiel sponsors, organizer Dee Heather and
helpers, all the ice makers and other volunteers.
Thanks to Chris and Amanda Gauthier of Prairie Perfection Catering
for a great concession food during the bonspiel and the banquet Saturday.
•MEALS IN MINUTES-My
NEW GRANDDAUGHTER born 08 February, Bexleigh
Nova Scout is finally home from the hospital and doing
well. It was a long 6 weeks away, but I am back and
ready to work! Thank you all for your patience and
understanding.
Now we are in the process of bringing my Ukrainian
Family, cousins, to Canada. Rob is busy working on
finishing the basement so they will have a place to call
HOME after the horrific events in their country.
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Victoria Park High School 2015
No full textThe annual publication of the students of Victoria Park High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 2014-15)pdfWell, here we are ready to close another school year, supporting our wonderful young *
students who attend Victoria Park High School. When our students choose to dedicate-themselves
to their studies, it is amazing to see how much they can accomplish. When I
reflect on why our students are so successful, it always goes back to the relationships that
students have made with their teachers.
Building relationships, is a big part of any success as we travel through life. Learning in the
classroom is one thing, but understanding how to work with people will bring us success.
Again this year, our students have had the opportunity to pursue so many different forms of
education at Victoria Park. Our new off-campus education facilitator, has supported many
students successfully obtain employment. Knowing that this is now becoming an important^,
component of schools, our District had made it a priority to assist students to be gainfully^
employed as they navigate their high school programming.
At this time of year, we are so proud of our graduates, because of their contributions
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My wish for each of you is that you all have a wonderful and relaxing summer. Until our
paths cross again.
Sincerely,
Wayne Pallett,
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Stephen Gausman Corijo Heggie Elaine Hudson Tom Kocken
Riley Kostek Andrew Krul Rick Latham Jacguie Lowe
Josh Markle Stephanie Martin Dale Norlin
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Munchies Food Services Most Improved Student Award Louis Day Chief, Makayla Roberts, Taylor Bergen Hicks, Nicole Big Swan
Munchies Food Services Most Improved Student Awards Shivani Umpherville. Teegan Westling, Natasha Silver, Kaysha Eli
Occupational Component Awards
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Jeb Trooter Memorial Award: Taylor Proc
KRJ Memorial Citizenship Award: Garret Bjorn
Ken Smith Memorial/Laidlaw Scholarship: Deekota Kesler
D.R. Yates Award: Evan Guest
Anna Best-Marshall Award: Alexander Alvarado
Grace Dainty Award: Kayshja Eli
Turcotte Award: Sage Firstcharger, Meesha Wilson, Shelbie Koci
Matoomoohkotokii Award: Letitia Plain Eagle
Berner Award: Katelyn Vielle
Victoria Park Scholarship: Abdinasir Farah
Jeff Payne Memorial Scholarship: Shahpor Abdul Jalii
Victoria Park High School Scholarship: Kayshja EliRyan Anderson
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