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    Victoria Park High School 2016

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    The annual publication of the students of Victoria Park High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 2015-16)pdfWelcome Back BBQ •4 IS ‘ i £l: /z >. ’ I . W / , [ ■ .. ~. 1 / 1 f f n r / Jr / / flHHHHr HRHB 4BASKETBALL11 r ■ A •( ir iEi -dlanjdjon'L fatA. ofc JibubiaAA Sia^. and Aiudonti. aAA&mJbtejd lundioA. to dalivtut downtown. duJuLny. tho. holiday. Ajut&on.. J I -L •.. ii ■ ■■ . LIFE @ VIC PARK ofyciiua STUDENTS IN BRIAN'S HORTICULTURE OPTION DESIGNED AND BUIL THEIR OWN PLANTER BOXES THEN PLANTED A WIDE VARIETY OF VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS ORANGE & PINK SHIRT DAYS r I '.I i iii i i i Hi.... mi........... ’i i mi '..................... ............. y ... ............... Orange shirts generate discussion about the legacy of Residential Schools. Pink shirts stand up against bullying. I Canoe Math ®-«is 4 I •* ■ > I 41 i r Myah Baugh Taylor Bergen-Hicks Wyatt Bird Garret Bjorn Zoe Devos J4 * »w- )7 J Milo Graham Jasmine Bruce Bahati Bukuru ■ > Katelynne Downie Nancy Driedger 2016 Sumita Biswa Sonya Deheer Spencer Dyck 1 Jen Hallett Tristan Hamon-Poulsen Brittany Hiebert Carter Jensen Larissa Lippa Mary Little Light Nunez Ty Marshall Payton McDonald Chris McIntosh Maddie Munroe 2016 ^AadtudeA 1 J Bhk^ Taeryn Murphy Matt Norn Candace Northwest Daniel Peck Taylor Scoville Reid Seeley Natasha Silver Taylor Smith Skye Three Persons Julio Vasquez Richard Void Jared Wolf Child ^onvoc^tciv Victoria Park Ambassador: Natasha Silver Principal's Awards Academics: Katelynne Downie Carter Jensen Julio Vasquez Citizenship: Milo Graham Ty Marshall Commitment & Perseverance: Bahati Bukuru Taylor Bergen-Hicks 2015-2016VICTORI A PARK HIGH SCHOOL AWARD RECIPIENTS VICTORIA PARK HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS 2015-2016 Munchies Food Services Most Improved Student Awards Grade 10: Adam Griffiths, Louis Day Chief Grade 11: Joey Brewster Grade 12: Gray Young Munchies Food Services Academic Excellence Awards Grade 10: Emma Fehr Grade 11: Erynn Greenlee Grade 12: Bahati Bukuru Occupational Component Awards Art: Emelia Kazakawich, Gray Young Building Services: Milo Graham, Sam Fehr Cosmetology: Teresa Huszar Food Services: Ty Marshall Fashion Studies: Autumn Heavy Head Jeb Trotter Memorial Award Matthew Norn KRJ Memorial Citizenship Award Samantha Briere Ken Smith Memorial/Laidlaw Scholarship Winner: Aganetha DriedgerRunner-up: Candace Northwest D.R. Yates Award Megan Gross Anna Best-Marshall Award Reid Seeley Grace Dainty Award Erynn Greenlee Turcotte Award Deekota Kesler Matoomoohkotokii (First Rock) Award Karisma Naumann ------------------SCHOLARSHIPS___________ Victoria Park Scholarship —--------— NatashaSifvei—“------------—— Jeff Payne Memorial Scholarship Carter Jensen Victoria Park High School Scholarship Jonathan Kay Fast Forward High School Completion Scholarship Taylor ScovilleMixboo

    Newsletter - Lethbridge Historical Society, Southern Alberta Chapter of the Historical Society of Alberta (2020)

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    Six issues of the Newsletter - Lethbridge Chapter of the Historical Society of Alberta were published in 2020.periodica

    G.S. Lakie Middle School 2010

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    The annual publication of the students of G.S. Lakie Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2016-17)pdf> Published in Cana Printed in USA G.S. Lakie MibbLE School 50 Blackfoot Blvd. West LETHBRIbGE, AB T1K 7N7 403-327-3465 MOODLE. LETHSD .a&xa/gslweb Population Students WILL TO HAVE TIME... Can't WE ALL JUST SET ALONS? Mr. Malcolm, do you HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT HAPPENED TO THE FISH K. PHILOSOPHY? a Well, r i'm NOT SURE ABOUT > THAT, BUT IVE SURE HEARD A LOT OF LAUGHTER AND .SINGING COMING FROM THE. office! SUPERGUS, T WE NEED TO FIND 1 THESE DASTARDLY VILLAINS AND BRING THE FISH PHILOSOPHY BACK j S. TO THE SCHOOL! I'll ^‘"xJ SHOW THESE GATORS A THING OR TWO ABOUT CHOOSING Su YOUR ATTITUDE! a t Right-o, Raj! Let's hit THE HALLS AND SEE IF WE CAN FIND A HINT TO CRACK THIS K. CASE. J AND MALICIOUS SHOUTS OF ANGER. The laughter and joy that once FILLED THESE HALLOWED HALLS WAS NOW REPLACED WITH CRIES OF DESPAIR It was a sad, sad day at g.s. lakie school. A trio OF TREACHEROUS VILLAINS HAD SNUCK INTO THE SCHOOL AFTER HOURS AND STOLEN THE SPIRIT OF THE FISH PHILOSOPHY... Luckily, two brave heroes whose SPIRITS COULD NOT BE CRUSHED WERE ON THE JOB. . . SUPERGUS. . . AND HIS TRUSTY SIDEKICK, THE RIGHTEOUS RAJU! ... 1 j. V- ~ 1 nW He's right! I CAN HEAR THEM IN THERE. < The * FISH PHILOSOPHY 1 IS so great! I JUST LOVE EVERYONE AND j K. everything! >7 "I GOT «!' V? * A FEELIN THAT • TONIGHTS GONNA BE A < GOOD NIGHT..." yr Sorry, Supergus! Now WE SEE THE ERROR OF OUR WAYS. I GUESS^^^ffl WE JUST LOVED 511® THE FISH PHILOSOPHY <. so MUCH. . . / Inside, basking in the spirit of the fish PHILOSOPHY, WERE THE THREE VILLAINS'- WACKY Wood, Sneaky Syme, & Overly-Jovial James. .. ' MY GOSH... . it's the ^VILLAINs!^ r -et's^ k^GET 'EMl^ I'LL^ KICK THIS .DOOR IN. . SO SuPERGUS & THE RIGHTEOUS RaJ RELEASED THE SPIRIT OF THE FISH PHILOSOPHY BACK INTO THE SCHOOL, AND THE STUDENTS & STAFF OF LAKIE WERE ONCE AGAIN FREE TO PLAY, CHOOSE THEIR ATTITUDE, BE THERE A MAKE ONE ANOTHER'S DAY. J^...THAT> f WE WANTED IT ALL TO OURSELVES. 1 X. >background: Huffing and puffing, Kai Bailed makes a mad cash FOR THE FINISH LINE IN THE ANNUAL G.S. LaKIE CROSS COUNTRV RUN AT Nicholas Sheran Lake. left top: Celebrating their achievement, Mrs. L>udas advisor class POSES WITH A X/OLKSWAGON FULL OF FOOD ITEMS AFTER TAKING PART IN THE FUND-RAISER "?EED THE BUG." left bottom: Trying to decipher her lock, Kaitlvn Cook finally FIGURES IT OUT WITH MUCH EFFORT ON THE FIRST DAV OF SCHOOL. far left top: Ripping down the sidewalk, Aidan Hansen prepares HIMSELF TO DO A RADICAL TRICK. below: Staving poised and calm, Aiden Seguin bends his knees and BUMPS THE BALL TO THE TARGET. far left bottom: Jovfullv hanging out at lunch'. From right to left, Abbv Rand a, Katev Billard, Ervn Owslev and Tavlor Neufeld SHARE SMILES ON A SUNNV DAV. b* /I /ff iMMr * t1 1 17 Z I / TAYLOR ERIKA HANNAH CONNOR PRISCA BRADEN ACKROYD ADAMS ADAMSON AITCHISON AKPALOO- ALLRED NYAVOR CALYN CAMERON ZACHERY MAKENZIE JOSHUA DALLAS ANDERSON ANDRES AOS ATWOOD AUSTIN BADURA-STILLINSER AYDEN BAER MATTHEW BAERS KAI BAILEY KALOB BARR CINDY BELAY ISABEL BENKE BLAINE SAMANTHA BERNHART BIESHEUVEL Pretend to be Batman. Kyle Mcculloch Golf in Antarctica. Ashlyn Durrant Take over Japan, - Kim bore Become v a FASHION DESIGNER. Haylee Johnson Be a GARBAGE MAN. ■ Ben Kearns Become A MALE SUPERMODEL. - Kade Langevin Superman L06AN ANDER ...St, 1 NATALIE KATHLEEN BIG SWAN BILLARD ANDRAYA BITSCHY BROOKLYN KIMBERLEY MICHELLE STEPHANIE BOLOKOSKI BORE BRIGHT BRINKHURST KEEGAN RANELLE JORDYN JIMMY BRENNON KIMBERLY BROWN BROWN BRYANT BUKURU BULLOCK CABALLO LUJIA CAI WYATT RAYNE JORDAN CAMERON CARTER CARUSO ISABELLE CHADNEY KEARA CHEREDARYK MEGAN CLARK EMILY CLINK TYLER CLIFTON KARLY CHEREDARYK BRIAN CHAN LORENZO KAITLYN EMILY ERIK CONRAD COOK COOLEN COX CRAIG NATE CZECH NICK DAVIS DESILVA FRANCESCA DODD KIERA DUNCAN AEISHA DUFFY AEDAN ASHLYN JADON KIMBERLY DYLAN DUNNING DURRANT DYCK DYCK EARL-NAGER CHRISTIAN EDWARDS HANNAH ELIASON G2S3GB V KAELAN CARRSIN ALEXIS BROOKELYN FREUND FORDE FORDHAM FORTIER CASSIDY AUSTIN MIRANDA TAYLOR FOURNIER FRENCH GANGUR-POWELL GATTO MACKENZIE GENTEK KEATON GIBBS EMILY GIESBRECHT TEYONNA GILLESPIE ALYSSA GOLTZ-RANKIN JOSELYNE GONZALEZ HANA GRAHAM TUCKER KENTON GREGSON GRETZINGER JAIMIE GRUE MCKAY GRAYSON TAHLIA GROMNISKY ROBYN GROVE HOLLY GUINN HALL?**' QUINN GUNDLOCK ALYSSA HAMILTON KAYLA HAMILTON KENZI HAMILTON DANIKA HANNA AIDAN HANSEN // Wheh lifegh/esyou IffnOM squirt them in R Q the eyes of your enemies" -Nate Czech // 0GE3GB KATHRYN HARKNESS TAREN HAYWARD CIARA HENDRY SARAH HARVIE HASAN SARA HASELL MASON HENINGER DESTINY HESJEDAL BRETT HILLYER DOMINIQUE HOLT DALLIN HOUSTON KELSEY HUBBARD LIAM HYLAND BAILEY JAMES OMAR JAMIL JAKE KELSEY HANNAH HAYLEE MADELYN BENJAMIN JESSUP JOHANSEN JOHNSON JOHNSON JUERGENSEN KEARNS above: In tune, Kyla Matthews sings her heart out during the Rush production this October. left: Enjoying their bus ride to their new school, Jimmy Bukuru and Brett Hillyer chill out together. BREANN CURTIS BRYNN PAIGE TEAGUE PAYTON GRANT KESLER KILLORAN KLASSEN KOLLER KOLSZA KONbOR KONOPSKI CONNOR RONJA JAY COURTNEY MARC KAbE AVA KOPP KOTHE KOTKAS LALLIER LANGENBERG LANGEVIN LAW-LOEWER bONAVON LEE missing'. RILEY MAASS MACKENZIE LEA SYANNE LOEWEN BRETT LECLAIRE ALLIE CObY LOXTON LYBBERT ALAN LIU NICHOLAS MANblN COLTON MARSHALL ANbREW MACARTHUR MAGGIE MACKAY BRENT MACKAY Hannah Eliason: I will be sleeping and making my future husband do chores because I'm lazy. i Ricky Tallow: I will be watching TV and eating with three kids crawling on me! KARLEY MARANCE bYLAN MACK GO GzoGb / Grant Konopski: I will be a chip tester. I'd like to see the odd flavours in 30 years. j ' Dylan Mack : I see myself as a lawyer, because you get to argue for a job! j JACK KYLA DAVID CHASE KYLE LIAM SHELBIE MARTIN MATTHEWS MCCARTY MCCULLOCH MCCULLOCH MCINTOSH MCKAY CARA MCWILLIAMS DANA MILLER BRIGHTON MOLENAAR TYRONE MOLINE TAERYN MURPHY SARTU MOHAMMED FA TO BRIGITT MORTON I KLAM MWANSA ROBYN CLAIRE NOEL OLDFORD NATHANIEL MYKAT TAYLOR NEUFELD HAILEY NIELSEN MATT NIELSEN MATTEO OLIVARES KEARA OLSEN KAYLA OLSON TESSA PARASCAK ERYN OWSLEY ALIYA PARENTEAU ALLISON PARENTEAU B Quinn Gund\ock-. 1 > T see nr/seif as a ’ B chocoiaXe bar Gastev. B T Vike chocokrte & if W seems \ike a fun \ob. GSSGS 00 Tax/\or tAeuie\d". X see n\\/se\t be\ng ’ a dentxst because X k >Nou\d get pa\d good a nxone'f. VV\ck bows-. k X see nv/se\t bevng a 1 ® chei because X V\ke to 1 % cook tor nv/ tavwb/, W and X V\ke to eat\ Cod'y Vfbbert’. X see w/se\i \n sgace k so X can . AIDEN SEGUIN HALEY SHADE DRAYE STERBA NATHAN PLATT JILLIAN SCHREMPF KYLEE POHL MADALYN PEARCE EVAN PEPIN KATRIN RIMMER KARLEE PETERSEN CAITLIN PURCELL SHANE SAFINUK NADALYN SMITH TTGANA RUNTE CAELAN RIDOUT BRETT PETERS MARISA PETTIPAS KENNEDY SMAILUS BRAYDEN RATH NATALIE POHL KILEY SWEENEY ABBY RANDA DANIEL ROY KALIS SHERIDAN MACKENZIE STRACHAN-REED MATHIEW RAU MCKINNA SHARP-CHRUNIK bSW MACKENZIE REAMSBOTTOM _______ KELSEY SHERIDAN I / I TAPI V STEENBERGEN NW A TYRA POLS RICKY TALLOW ZACKARY PRANKARD KEAGAN SPETZ NATHAN LUCAS AILEEN NICHOLAS MORGAN KIANA TELKE TRUMP UEBEL UNSER VAN DASSELAAR VAN EE TATE ZACHARY MACKINLEY SHANIA BAILEY KYLE AlbEN WHITE WIGANb WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON WILSON WONG MAYA WOOD bAVIb ZHANG KObY ZIEFFLE ELYSSA WOObS MERVIN YELLOW HORN Above: baydreaming, Ewan Fergusen sprawls himself out on the chairs during class. I Left: With the twist of her hips, Taren Hayward participates in the hula hoop competition during Friday ritorning entertainment. SAMMI YOUNG 00 TAYLOR YEE CHELSEA ALEX TAYLOR JESSE ROBERT KOLE DAWSON WADE WAIBOER WALSER WAMSTEEKER WEILER WEST WEVERS 1 ■ background: After losing his shoe in the approach, ■ ■ Cameron Findlay regains his confidence with a great ■ kick. At Lakie the students are always encouraged to ' uHjJ ■ PLAY AND BE INVOLVED WITH ANYTHING THEY DO. 'toLd ■ top right: Moving to the beat, Tatiana Lozza, - iL ■ Mackenzie Epp, Kiara Jensen, Halle Goutherau, Jillian MWBm Tomalty, and Nikki Mcintosh dance up a storm. Lakie |BBW KICKED OF THE YEAR WITH A WELCOME BACK DANCE ON September 24. , top left: Awards in hand, Madison Conrad, Sydney I > Deblois, Evyn Fritzler, Kir ana Stocker, Keely Ferby, ■ ■■ Courtney Braun, Teesha Olson, patently wait for f , t OTHERS NAMES TO BE CALLED TO EXCEPT THE 90% AWARD. F The awards ceremony is held every year to celebrate F > J excellence in academics. F1 ■ ■ bottom right: Blowing into his baritone, Parker pt- ■t Orollinger makes a beautiful sound. The band program J RUNS ALL YEAR AND IS WELCOME TO ANYONE THROUGHOUT J GRADE SIX TO EIGHT. f f ■ bottom left: Raising funds for the Terry Fox ■ ■- | Foundation, Brett Leeb and Brayden Reddick collect ■ ■ I DONATIONS FROM THE LaKIE STUDENTS. EVERY YEAR THE ■ M „ ' SCHOOL MAKES IT A PRIORITY TO SUPPORT THE TERRY FOX ■ ■ Foundation and to make a difference. ■ ■ ~ 6EORGE BANKS KOBY BLANCHARD LAIDAN BESLER JASON BEST MEGAN BISSCHOP KALI ADAMSON KURT BAKER DYLAN BALL KASSIDY BARAT GEORGINA AKPALOO-NYAVOR CHASE BELL BRADEN BLOUDOFF DUSTIN AUSTTE MELISSA BELL BECKY BOISCLAIR DYLAN BABB KYLIE BENINGER AUSTIN BOLYEA-BOHNEC Have THE KIDS Give 1 EACH STUDENT Flood THE DRAMA ROOM WITH ICE TEACH THE TEACHERS. -Austin Gruenhage A JET PACK. Sydney Deblois Find A WAY TO ] BRING DINOSAURS BACK TO LIFE AND GIVE EVERY STUDENT ONE. -Natasha i t Van Driesten j fire ALL THE TEACHERS. Andrew Farthing cream. Liam McMahon WERE PRINCIPAL LEXY JOCELYNN ABRAMENKO ADAMS JF Give kids THE DAY OFF, AND SEND THE TEACHERS BACK TO COLLEGE. I -Cory Degroot J ERIC MARRISSA CARLEY AMMON SHELBI RAINA SYDNEE BROWN BUCHAN BUHLER BURBANK BURGWAL BURKE CALHOUN ANDREA CHASE TESSA ALICIA ERIC BRENNAN LIAM CARLSON CARPENTER CARRELS CHATTERTON CHEUNG COE COLLINS MADISON JEFFREY LLIAM BLADE ROBERT NIMRA JORDAN CONRAD COTE COWIE CRAZY BOY CRIER DAR DASS SYDNEY NATHAN ROWAN BRENDON CORY KYLE GERONIMO DEBLOIS DEBOER DECUYPERE DEGROOT DEGROOT DEGROOT DELAAT BRAYDEN NUNO DANIEL HAILEY PARKER JACKSON TAYLOR DORCHAK DOS SANTOS DREW DRISCOLL DROLLINGER DRUHAN DUCE-MCNABB SILVA GZZSGEJ OP iWS-^STTW^S^i.T^M^^SBHBHHI ’11 ' '_j RYAN KEELY LOGAN TYLER BRIANNA COURTNEY EMILY BORYS BOSCHEE BOULET BOYCHUK BRADSHAW BRAUN BOUTKAN RADIANCE TYRONE MYKENZIE COLE MAX ANDREW DYCK EMERSON EPP EVELEIGH FAIRBANKS FARTHING KEELY CAMERON ANDREW RAYE-VAUGHN ALYSSA EVYN CARLEEN FERBY FINDLAY FORSTER FRANCIS FRIESEN FRITZLER GALLOWAY ARMONDE ASHLEY SARA GOOD RIDER GAUTHIER GILLIS TYLER GREEN LYNDON GREGSON AUSTIN BRAYDEN KOSTYANTYN HARRISON ALEX GRUENHAGE GUNNESS GUZHVA HADFORD HALVORSEN PAYTON HANSEN NATHAN HARPER missings BRAD HEALY missing'. LUCAS HEALY SHELBY HARRISON COOPER HAYWARD SALENA HEALY MASON HOLDREN HOLTHE HOPKINS HOUGHTON 03 Grade Seven HEDDY-JO GARRETT HALLE GOOD RIDER GORE GOUTHREAU TRISTAN HUEL MADISON HUNTER JAWON IRON SHIRT CARSON IRVINE MAHNOOR ISHTIAQ MCKAILYN IVES missing'. JAWON IRON SHIRT MAHA JAMIL KIARA JENSEN MJ... SENAYA KAIP BAQER KAMOONPURI LIAM KING JARRET KLEISINGER PAIGE KLIPPER missing. CIARAN KENNEDY MIRANDA KOHUCH PAYTON KOHUCH TAYLOR-JO KRAMPL SARAH KRUEGER TYLOR KUPILLAS ASHLEY LANE BROOKLYN LARUE missing- NATHAN LASSEY BRETT LEEB TAYLOR LEEB LAURALEE LEISHMAN ORLANDO LEOPOLD TRACY LIM REBECCA LINDSAY TORRE LITKE AMELIA LIVINGSTONE CYLER LOWE TATIANA LOZZA MOLLY MALMBERG CHRISTOPHER MANDIN DILLON MANTLE WILLIAM MANY FINGERS KENDRA CHANDLER PRESLEY MARTENS CHARMAINE KENNEDY RYAN missing'. TY MATHEWS MATTHEWS MAXWELL MCBRIDE MCCLOY MCCOY-WILSON MCHUGH Grade Seven CE? NIKKI CLINTON TAYLOR LIAM KELSEY BRYAN MAKITA MCINTOSH MCLAREN MCLEAN MCMAHON MCNALLY MIDDLETON MIKULIAK KYLE TESS LEVI LAYLIN NOAH PAYTON JUSTIN MILLBAND MILLS MOLYNEUX MORE MORTON MURPHY MYLES TAYLOR SCOTT KYLER DEVON BRANDON TEESHA MYNDIO NEUFELD NEWMAN NIELSEN NORRIS OLSON ADAM ORR ERIC TARYN RYAN NATASHA MCKINLEY SAVANNAH ORR OSEEN PARENTEAU PATEL PAWLAK PETERSON RILEY PITCHER F Liam King: Killer muffin, because I like muffins. 1 Salena Healy: Buzzlenut, because I want to fiy fast. Grade Seven W Radiance byck: J Aquagirl, because then I can swim fast. Samantha Truscott: Weather Girl, so I can change the weather. LETITIA PLAIN EAGLE CASSIDY POLS KELSEY RACICOT JAMES RANDLE OTTO RAPP BRAYDEN REDDICK SPENCER REEDER SHIANA BRAYDE REIMER RIHA BRADLEY RODGERS TEAH NOAH ROLLINGSON ROMARD missing- TAEJAH REEVIS BRADEN DEVIN ALEXANDRA ALYSSA ANDREW MCKENNA^^^ RICHARD RUFF RUFF SANDERSON SCHULTZ SCOTLAND SHIGEMI SHIPMAN JARYN SMITH BLAKE SOLBERG missing- JORDYN SMITH ALEXA SPETZ ?ay\on Kobucb1. Purp\e ParaV/zer, because I. ward Yo ^araVyze ^e<yp\e. MICHAELA SIEBER-BORATH TYLER SPOTTED BULL TaVvana Lozza'. bedbead, because nv/ ba\r \s vaess'f w\ Ybe vaorrwtxg. KEATON1 SMYLSKI MIRANDA TAYLOR POZZA PROC jflH TREFTON SNEE bKad\son Conrad1. Super \u\ce, because 1 \u\ce \s super\ Kob'y b\anchard'. Prankster, because X ’ Wke to pu\\ pranks on l peop\e. JAMES MILLIE MATT ST. GERMAIN STAFFORD STEPHENSON KIRANA SPENCER THOMAS STOCKER STRONG STRONG BRITTNEY BLAKE KAYLE SPENCER SUTFIN TAJIRI TAKES GUN TAMMINGA TAYLOR VICTORIA ANDREW THOMAS THOMAS THOMPSON DOUGLAS NICHOLAS SAROJ SRIJANA JARVIS JAXSON JILLIAN THORNTON TIBBEN TIMSINA TIMSINA TINGEY TOLY TOMALTY LAUREN DEVIN SAMANTHA ALLYSSA JARED BRIAN SHAELY TOPOLEWSKI TROTMAN TRUSCOTT TUCK TUFF TYMESON UMPHERVILLE above: Arriving in style, Millie Stafford, Nikki McIntosh and Keely Boschee await the FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. ANIQUE VADNAIS BENJAMIN VAKA NATASHA VAN DRIESTEN DYLAN VANGAALEN PARKER VANDEVELDE KYLAR VAN EE missing'. CLAYTON VANIMSCHOOT JARED VARTY HANNAH JEREMY JORDAN ANDREA ALYSSA VASAS VIEJOU VISSER WALKER WALTERS COLIN WATTS missing'. KIERAN WATERS MICHAEL WHILLANS BAILEY WHIPPLE JONATHAN KIRSTEN OLI HAYES DANIELLE BRANDON WIEBE WIERSMA WILLIAMSON WITTROCK WOOD WOLGEN DONOVAN WOODS aWMWWi CHADD FREDERICK SALLY HARRISON MATTHEW ANDY WRTGMT WRTGHT XU YANKF ZAPLACHINSKI ZHANG above: Gently playing the flute, Hannah Vasas and Teah Rollingson play at the school's Remembrance Day Ceremony. left: Racing to the finish, Blade Crazy Boy, Nicholas Tibben and Brayden DoRCHAK COMPETE IN THE TWO-KILOMETRE RACE. Gdade Seven CD top right: Jumping to the sky, Braeden Matheson, Tyler Larkin, Stephanie Rickard and Samantha Dodd pose for the camera. middle right: Smiling for the camera, Alli Herauf and Amy Billard relax in the Max Bell Pool. background: A terrific dive! Carter Grenier hurls himself into the water. The grade eight students were taken to the Max Bell Pool at the beginning of the year. bottom right: Coming towards the finish line, Colby Watt- MacKay HIGH FIVES A TEACHER AS SHE COMPLETES THE RACE. ALL STUDENTS AT G.S. LAKIE COMPETE IN THE CROSS COUNTRY RUN AT NICHOLAS SHERAN Lake each fall. top left: Twist and Shout! Caitlyn Roberts and Allison Dunne move to the beat at the school dance.BENNETT HUNTER ASCROFT ALANNAH ANDERSON AFNAN ARSHAD TAYLOR AUSTTE KYLER BELL KOFFI AKPALOO NYAVOR BRADY BIRD MARCUS BIESHEUVEL KELSEY BANDMANN BROOKLYN ANDERSON JENESSA BESWITHERICK AMY BILLARD MASON ATWOOD Mr. > Letasy should HAVE SUPER STRENGTH BECAUSE HE NEEDS IT> Ben Charlebois-Perry HAILEY BAKER NADA ABUOM? BRENDON KESLER Mr. James should BURP OUT VOLLEYBALLS TO GIVE TO THE HOMELESS CHILDREN. -Amy Billard ANNA A KPA LOO NYAVOR Mrs. Adamson SHOULD HAVE SPIDER POWERS SO SHE CAN SPIN CLOTHING INSTEAD OF SEWING 24/7. -Allison Price Mr. Letasy SHOULD BREATE UNDER WATER AND HAVE WINGS SO HE CAN SWIM WITH THE DOLPHINS AND FLY WITH THE BIRDIES. -Kierra Jensen 1 Mr. Newman SHOULD HAVE A SUPER­AFRO THAT COULD FIT ANYTHING IN IT . PLUS HE NEEDS MORE HAIR. -Riley Kubik Mr. Lowe should have super cockroach SPEAKING, SO HE COULD MAKE A COCKROACH ARMY AND TAKE OVER THE WORLD. -Brendan Wesley . KYLE ASH WjkAN BACHAND FARHAN ARSHAb CHARITY SADA BUKURU MADISON CAMERON CAMPBELL BISHOFF TAYLOR DIXON RYLAN BROWN STEPHEN CHIMUSARU CHAISE CAMPBELL DYLAN •RAYSON BRIANNA CARRELS BRYONY DEIGHTON EMILY BRAYNE missing- PRANIP DARAJEE CASEY BULLOfi YA-TING CHANG MASOI BRAKj CONNOR BLAS j MAYURI CHAUDHARI LANCET*" CHISHOLM MEG COLLINS CODY CAMEM BRIAN COOK AY KOTA (ROWN CHLOE CARMICHAEL GAGE CHERRIMAN COURTNE' COX KANE EARL-NAGER lirn ' Jit RAYMOND BRAUN BENJAMI^ HARLEBOIS PERRY AW1LEY CRAWSHA LANDEN OURASSA LETICIA CABRERA ADDY COTTLE JUSH COWLl jMus bull calf MAYA CRAWFORD RENEE DELAAT ALLSON ELYSSA DUNNE DYCK missing- GINTHER KELSEY HANEY ARKNES HALEY HELM AMANDA GALLIMORE SAMANTHA HANSEN CARTER GRENIER MOJTABA FARAJI KRISTEN FOURNIER MARLY FRENCH EMILY HENKE DAVID DYLAN FAY FEHR DALLAS FEININGER BRAYDEN FENZ SYDNIE ERLENDSON KRISTA KIEFER FJDRDBOTTEN FORSYTH DANIEL HAY j£SHJA ELI OLIVER GROVE MITCHELL GUINN JANETTE HAMILTOb JACQUELINE k ETCHES BRETT HAMILTON JEREMY FENZ HANNAH ■^AHAM MARIAH ELIASOW Cp/udj [ujii ALLT BRITTNEY DOUG ETHAN PAIGE DREW SELENA HERAUF HERRINGTON HOFFMAN HOLLINGSWORTH HOLTOM HORNBERGER HURD J MCKINLEY JENSEN DEREK JENSEN KADE HURT AUSTIN KOTHIG TEEGAN K IERRA JENSEN JENSEN THOMAS KOCKEN CARL JEFFR6 COLE KRITZER missing- TREY KLEVEN CARISSA KIRK SARAH KIND* THOMAS KAZAKOFF A BI JOHNSON AARON KREIN " ■ - BRITANY KITT ™ - MIKAYLA KAYTOR Jh.ni ALEXA KOSHMAN above: With music blasting, Taren Nixon, Tessa Wasylewich, Tessa Penich Samantha Hansen, Makita Mikuliak and Taylor Dixon move to the beat. left: Focused on the tune, Brianna barrels wows the crowd with her drumming skills. K '1 U AVREY KINDT LAUREN ZACHARY ISAAC JAMESJENNA YBBER1 missing'. NOLAN LASSEY missing'. ANI 1ELLE MARTIN ANNA LIBERTY TAYLOR LAPIERRE SHALEY LOXTON SHOSHONII BRAEDEN MANY GREY HORSES MATHESON KARLI MCLACHLA MCLAREN CHELSEA MCQUEEN TYLER LARKIN BRETT LARSEN BRIENNE LECLAIRE Joey Slawson: 2100, so I could fly to school. DUNCAN lACDONALD ALEXANDER MALCOLM DAWN MCINTOSH BRAD MCCARTHY DERYCH MCCARTY KENDRA MCCLOY ERIC MICHELSEN-BRAIS AUDREY BRODEN MEYER ASHLEY MITTON-GRAFF F Max Truscott: 1 The 70s, so I could have disco dance parties every night, k Meagan Reader: 2000 B.C. so I could ride the mammoths. Brooklyn Anderson: The 70's because they had big hair. I T.J. m^de MACLEAN JONATHAN MAH JESSICA LEWIS RILEY KUBII^ :hristopher KRUEGER vKEYO JEOFFRY TOMMY NOBERT GAYLE MORALE. NIKOL RAYNER WESTON"* RATHWELL KAITLYN PHILLIPS JUSTIN POLLARD JUSTINE PRANKARD STEPHANIE RICKARD missing'. 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    The annual publication of the students of G.S. Lakie Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2018-19)pdf4G.S. Lakie Middle School 50 Blackfoot Blvd. West Lethbridge, AB T1K 7N7 403-327-3465 gsl.lethsd.ab.ca Population - 501 Students 1- Use tfe i 2' Xkfrwr “w '« W f„ZS fr<» 4'fT f°r,W “"r ■• ~sk X"Xr2:iiTo™*^ 5'™S«TeZ“"S’~bk So„ WARNING: cannot beTtZIp^T b°°k or emotional damage tha/ma^ to^misUse%SsZ^rdUe ^roiA^boiA-t -the -tc> '\vih -to \[\Acos[ Z -I 50 O O n H o z Q 50 > O m cr> '\Ne all passed last year." - Jace Duell "I found an interest for baking and sewing." - Kassie Hotton "People started good podcasts." - Jonathan Peterson Elliott "Thinking. Lots of thinking." - Thomas Peterson Elliott I got a dog that we definitely would not have gotten because we are always too busy. But thanks to Covid-19, we had nothing to do." - Brooke Maier CINDY AHMED KASEM AYA TASIN ABDEL KHALIQ ABDI AL MAHMOUD AL SAYED KHALEL ALAM GABREIL ZAINAB ABDULLAH RAZAK CALLIANNA ALCORN ALI ALSALOUM AMASIO ANDREWS AMIRA AUSTIN MYLA RORY JACOB BACH BAILEY BAKER BALL BARLOW ALLY BOYLE EIKO BOENN GRADE 6 BAYLEE BOEHR AYLA BRATZ MATTHEW BROWN 7 My Answer: CAMERON BELLA CYRIAN MUHAMED EZRA BATES BECK BELLEZA BERISA BOEHME PIPER CHETHAN BRYNLEY PETER LILY BURBANK BURGESS BUTLER CAHILL CAMPBELL . c "Pollution has gone down." Cacdon Pelzmann "Less crowded stores.” - Calum Steele "Not having to talk to anybody or practice my social skills. Rotting in my room for months on end and becoming a sack of potatoes.” - Reece Many Bears "Online sleepovers." - Hannah Matsuura RYKER CAMPBELL WULF DYLAN BRAYDEN CARLSON CARTER CHAMBERS ISABELLE TRISTEN CUEL ...... ARIANA CURLY RIDER SAMUEL DADA PRENANSHU CROW DARJEE "I built a slide in my house with a mattress." - Aaila Wall "I blew up vegan chicken nuggests in the microwave." - Amira Bach "I once tried to wear a box." - Amanda Votary "Chug lemon juice." - Olivia Tindell "I drove my drone into my sister's face, and she was on a class call at the time." - Cailyn Schmidt ATREYU CHIEF CALF ROYAL COLTON ASIA ELI ANSO CHRISTENSEN CLAMP CLARKSON COOK CROW RYLEE BECKETT DYLAN HAILEY AMANDA DARROCH DAVIS DAVIS-POLJANOWSKI DAY CHIEF DEGEORGIO GRADE 6 LUKA ERINN JACE RAEVIS HARRISON DERIET LANSER DEVINE DUELL EASTON EDWARDS AURORA ZARA PEYTON XOIE MACKENZIE Pl I TrtTT PMAVPTI II I AI4 FAPRRII PinRRMPP mPQVTU "A front flip off of the "Stayed up until 3 a.m. "I didn't brush my teeth "Made over 300 from couch. I almost broke my watching movies and before bed (cue dramatic shoveling for people." neck one time doing it." then slept until it was music)." -Dane Jensen - Razak Amasio 2 p.m." - Quinn Gibbons - Zaara Khan 9 My Answer: TABITHA SAMUEL KIAN KESTON JAMES FUJIWARA GAMBLE GARDIN-ROBINSON GARNER GEMMILL QUINN ALLEN SARAH WALKER MIA GIBBONS GILES GILMOUR GOOK GURE OWEN ZOEY GIANNA CAHL SHAUNA GURNEY GURR HALL HAMMO A vulture, because vultures are gross and Covid is gross." - Austin Scales A seagull, because then they wouldn't eat your food.” - Ally Boyle Cats, because they make the best memes. If you don't like cats, don't talk to me." - Anna Reamsbottom A gorilla, because it is the closest thing to Mr. Mathur and the Rock.” - Trustyn Walsh A narwhal, because they could loop it over their horn, and that would look very...interesting." - Zara Enayetullah 4 ir DANICA HARRISON RILEY HIESINGER CARTER HATFIELD RYKER HAUGEN ETHAN HESELTINE GRADE 6 PHOENIX SELEENA KO KASSIE ELLA HOEKSTRA HOLLAN HONDA HOTTON HOWG HESTON ALYSSA AUSTIN DEAN LEVON HUBBARD IRON HEART ISLEIFSON JACOBS JANHUNEN My Answer: "A porcupine, because it would get its needles poking through the mask but it would still look cool." - Sithu Kaluthota "A Tasmanian Devil, because the thing would rip the mask to shreds." - Bella Beck "A dolphin would look best because it has a pointed nose so it would stretch and would look funny.” - Raevis Easton "A monkey, because they already look so good by themselves, but with a mask they would look like any good-looking movie star." - Bryan Rumsey I 11 SAWYER MARGARET SITHU KATIE ZAARA JOHNSTON JOLLEY KALUTHOTA KENNEDY KHAN ZAYNA JILLIAN FAITH MATEO ALYSSA KHAN KOEGLER LAMB LARTIGA LEWIS 4 ADRIANNA LINCOLN COHEN DANE AERO JANZEN JEFFERSON JENSEN JENSEN JOHNSON JAYDEN DANIKA BROOKE SEIRAH REECE LUFF LYBBERT MAIER MANTLER MANY BEARS GRADE 6 URIJAH KAMRYNN TEHENI HANNAH ZANDER MANY FINGERS MARANCE MASINI MATSUURA MCCLUNG MCCOY LOGAN FINN ABBY NATHAN MCDONALD MCGARRY MCKENNA MCLEOD .3 ZACHARY BLINERA LOGAN ADDY MOHAMAD MCNEELY MIFTARI MIKHAIL MILLER MOHAMAD OMRAN CHLOE ALI ADEL ELLA MOHAMMAD MONTGOMERY NAEM NAYRABANI NELSON CLIVE TATE HOLDEN CHASE BRENNEN NESCH NIVEN NYHOLT O'BRIEN PATEMAN AKO ZACHARY JONATHAN PETERSON ZOE PERRON CAEDON PELZMANN GRADE 6 PEREVERSEFF PETERSON-ELLIOTT THOMAS KANE MIA BAILY RAAFAE PETERSON-ELLIOTT POOLEY PRICE PROC RASOOL ANNA JAXON SOPHIA MACKENZY CADENCE REAMSBOTTOM REIS REJMAN RIDDELL ROBDRUP ABIGAIL ROBERTS AIDAN ROBINSON SIENNA ROBINSON BRYAN RUMSEY SCOTT JENSEN ADAM AUSTIN CAILYN RYDER SALTER SAUERBERG SCALES SCHMIDT ASTRID CONNER CONNOR ABDULLAH OLIVER SCHUWER SECRETAN SEXTON SHALLAR SIEWERT EMILY-MAY NATALIE TANNER DREDYN SKATCH SKATCH SKATCH SMITH RONIN CHADDEN SMITH SMYTH HUNTER SOMERVILLE COOPER SOMMERFELDT EXODIS STALKER GRADE 6 CALUM ADDIE TRISTAN PRASANT DAKSYN STEELE STONEHOCKER STOREY SUBEDI TALBOT 17 GREYSON THIESSEN PAIGE THOMAS OLIVIA TINDALL LIAM TOLMAN KAYDEN TOTH KYA VARZARI PIKE ADDYSON VAN RAALTE ZACK TURCOTTE BLAIRE VAN BRUGGEN ELI VAN SCHAIK AMANDA VOTARY AAILA TRUSTYN SAMANTHA WALL WALSH WARREN GRADE 6 19 KAYHLE BLAZE JAYCE XAVIER ZAKERY WESTERHAUSEN WOLF TAIL WOODRUFF ZAHOREJKO ZOE JONAS JANA LUCY MIA Felicia ANJO ASSAAD BAKER BAKER Barlow MUNKH-ERDENE BATBAYAR MARY BEBEDOR RILEY BENNER WYATT BERGSMA MICHAEL BERLINO My Answer: "You can't see anyone anymore. AHHHHHHHHHHHGGG." "The isolation." - Grayson Birnie-Browne - Faith Hadden "You can't go anywhere, I guess. I don’t know. I kinda like the lockdowns." ( - Havana Leblanc /. "I can't go climbing!!!" - Lily Earl "Not being able to go to my friend's house legally.” - Logan Salt BROOKLYN ASMAA OMAR MAVERICK ETHAN AINSCOUGH ALMALASH AL SAYYED ALCORN ALLUM GRAYSON BIRNIE-BROWNE MARLEY BLACK PLUME AUSTIN BRADLEY FAITH BREHAUT HAFIZA BURHAN GRADE 7 ETHAN LUCAS TAYLOR RYLEY MAE BURKE-BATEMAN BURTON CHABAY CHAISSON CHAPMAN JACKSON ZOE MARLEY MITCHELL ALAYA CHASSE CHRISTOFILOYIANNIS CLARK CONRAD CRAWFORD “How I cannot go to the climbing wall and not seeing family." - Sawyer Smith "With staying inside, the build up of emotions. We're not built to stay inside somewhere this long." - Haven Hornig "No sports." - Tahmid Faizul "That you can't have sleepovers." - Austin Bradley "No friends, no family, the struggle with Word; Word is gonna be the d^ath of me, I swear." ' - Ryley Chaisson 23 JAYDEN HUNTER CHEYENNE EMMIT NICK CRAWFORD CZECH DANCAUSE DECILLIA DINESH JOEY DYCK LILY EARL RYAN ELFORD ARIANA ESCOBAR TAHMID FAIZUL "It's harder coming to school because you actually have to get out of bed and get ready." - Brooklyn Ainscough "Nothing. I love school." - Zoe Christofiloyiannis "I have to get presentable." - Marley Clark "I have to wear masks, and I can't eat snacks whenever I need to." - Jayden Crawford "I can't turn my camera off and go on my phone in school." - Emmit DeCiilia 24 4 GOOD SHOT ON BOTH SIDES GOVINDHAKANNAN My Answer: FAITH HADDEN HAVEN HORNIG ETHAN GURR MAXIMUS HOFER It feels incredibly long in normal school classes." - Xander Twedt ELI GUNDERSON ‘Sitting in a desk and not being able to lay in a bed." - Mackenzie Wormell Having to wear masks every day, and staying in our own cohorts." - Mary Bebedor "Seeing people and interacting like a normal human." -Taylor Chabay GRADE 7 LEXI NEELA FORSYTH JORGE GONZALEZ HENRY GOOD RIDER TRACE NOAH GRUNINGER DOMINIC HADDEN 25 ASEEL HOSAEN ALI IJAZ TCHAZ JOHNSON KAYDENCE JOLLEY ZACK LAMEY JUSTIN LARUE ZACH KENNEDY REESA KAUPP GAGE LEUSINK LALIA LU SAM B YA DECLAN MELANIE LIPPA LOPEZ NORIEGA HAVANA LEBLANC FIONA LYLE "I watched marathons of The Office." - Scarlet Heighington "Playing video games 24/7." - Zach Kennedy "Mask collecting." - Maximus Hofer "Reading more than before Covid." I - Abisha Poudel "Before Covid, I never had a 3D pen, and I never thought I would get one because I did not want to pay for it. I got one for Christmas and I love it." - Mckayla Weiss 4 MARIA MANY BEARS CALEB MARET CHRIS MARTINEZ DENNIS MCDONALD AVA MCDOUGALL GRADE 7 LUCILLE MCKAY-WEASELFAT DESHIRE MEHMETI LUKAS MIRKOVICH JACKSON MITCHELL TSEPO MOKWENA MARYAM NATE CHEYENNE CARMEN KAITLYN MOOGE MORRISSEY-HOSKIN MORTON MUDENGE NALDER C "I've started speeding cubing because I wanted something to do over quarantine." - Shellwyn Urriza "Being lazy, or playing Crib with my parents." - Paiden Fidler "I tried knitting, bracelet making, and my personal favourite: UNO." - Dana Omar "Backflips." - Ryan Williams My Answer: HAYDON MADILYN ABDEL DYLAN NASH NAUDE NAYRABANI NEILSON AVA NORDQUIST TRISTAN OLMSTEAD MCKENNA OLSEN DANA OMAR KO DA ONE OWL 4 JACK NATHAN KHLOE ABISHA ATALIA PETERSON PIKE POTTS POUDEL POZZI ASHLYN RISLING ROSCO POZZI SUTTER REEVES QUINN RASMUSSEN GRADE 7 JESSICA BRYCE COHEN LOGAN CHARLOTTE ROBERTS RUFF RUSSELL SALT SANFORD JHETT MADYX JR SAWYER THE RAN SHEPHERD SKRYPNYK SMITH SMITH SMITH NIKOLE ABIGAYLE ALEEAH JADEN SOPAL SPARVIER STANDING STASZEWSKI LEAH ABDULLAH DIEZEL MARIA KEITARO STONE TAHIR TALBOT TARDITI TATSUNO KOH XANDER SHELLWYN EMERSON IRELAND TERAMURA TWEDT URRIZA VAN DER MEER VAN RAALTE J 1 IZABELLA WILSON CALEB WIEBE KLAY YOUNG BOBBI WHIPPLE KAIA WOLSEY ALBERT YAO RYAN WILLIAMS TAYLOR WHITE QUILLS MACKENZIE WORMELL ____________ ALYSSA WILSON LYNNLEY WAITE MCKAYLA WEISS ADAM VOTARY BRODY VANDENBERG GRADE 7 LINK SAMPSON TEHYA JOMAA JOVIN AMASIO AMASIO ANDREWS ASSAAD BACH SAGE MAISIE ISABELLA NANDI CAMBRIA BAKER BARBER BARLOW BAYANJARGAL BELL "I don't think my interests would be the same if not for COVID." - Abby Woodruff "I would be doing more judo and I would be in Vancouver right now competing." - Sawyer Althouse "I would've been able to go to Nashville and become super famous because I'm so cool." - Karlee Wood "I'm especially devastated there was no Lakie dance show, as this is my last year at this school." - Meghan McCready "I wouldn't have made some of the friendships I have made, and I wouldn't be as close to my parents as well." - Emilie Hiesinger GABRIELLA BOUSHRA ROXANA LOLA SAWYER ABRAMSON AL MALASH ALBU ALLRED ALTHOUSE KEAGAN BIECH AUTUMN BIRCH CALLIOPE BOEHME JASPER BOEHR LUKE BOURQUE GRADE 8 ALYSSA KAYLA ASHER ALEXIS WILLIAM BRUNELLE BRUNELLE BURTON BUTLER BYEON SAMUEL CARTER NATTANICHA CHARIBUT DYLANN CALES AIDEN CAMPBELL MYIAH BYRNE My Answer: "I would be playing soccer. I shouldn't be watching this much Netflix. I would still be hanging out with friends that I used to." - Ava Urarii "I would have been on sports teams and I would have been a lot more busy." - Marco Roman "I would have gone on a band trip, I would have gone to summer camp with sea cadets, and I would have been in taekwon-do right now." - Rain Li "Even though this year has not been what 1 envisioned, it has been amazing because my family is still healthy and we have become closer!" ■ Myiah Byrne 35 AMIRIA SETH JULIE SERENITY JEANELLE CLAMP COOK CROW DUELL DYCK DANE MAXWELL MADISON SAMIYA TAYLOR EDMONDS EDWARDS ELFORD ENAYETULLAH FERNIHOUGH XARA AIDEN THORAN SYDNEY SUMMER FLORENCE FORD FOSTER FOX FRANCIS 5 if "Selling it for more to people on eBay." - Owen Woodring "Maybe they made a statue of Abraham Lincoln." - Ainslie Milner "Soon the toilet paper market sales will shoot up and toilet paper will | be like gold." - Jace Neven "Probably just because it was a trend, and maybe they were using it for wrapping paper for presents." "To see if their dogs could jump over a wall of toilet paper." - Jerry Wang - Kayla Brunelle 4 ADRIAN GOMEZ ANGULO SAPHIRE FRANK KIYOMITSU FUJIWARA PARKER GAMBLE TISHAWNA GOOD RIDER GRADE 8 LOGAN ADELE GURNEY HAIGHT CALLIE HALL MOHAMAD HAMDO CASSIDY HARRISON TILA MALOSI EMILIE LUCIAN HAILEY HEAVY RUNNER HENINGER HIESINGER HOEKSTRA HOFER ■■ ________________ "Eating it; what else are you gonna do? It would be like, 'Honey, come into the kitchen for supper. We're having pork chops with a side of toilet paper." - Jeanelle Dyck "Currency." - Logan Gurney "A weapon. In case COVID might turn people into zombies, they could light the toilet paper on fire and throw it at the zombies." - Daniel Kennedy "Because they thought that COVID was a poopy virus." - Seth Cook 37 My Answer: RYDER THOMAS BRETT MICHAEL PARKER HOLTHE HOOD HUBBARD HURN HUTTON IVAN MYLES IBRAHIM INKSTER DUNCAN JACOBS JACK JANSSEN KAIDENCE JEFFERSON BRODY DEVYN TARYN BOWEN SUDHANYA JENSEN JOHANSEN JOHANSEN JOHNSON KALUTHOTA "Drawing dragons! I'm copying them from a book by sight and they look awesome.” - Ellie Prendergast "Running every day for the month of December." - Eden Smith "Going to school and not completely hating wearing the masks all day." - Tehya Andrews "Staying non-infected, and not losing my sanity." - Asher Burton WHAT A^€ YOU ^OUO OF "I have successfully opened an internet­based business selling hand painted greeting cards and home decor during the pandemic." DANIEL BROOKLYN HUNTER STEVEN JACE KENNEDY KETEL KETTLEWELL KISH KLEMENZ GRADE 8 ASHTON OWEN ALYSSA AUDREY RAIN KOEGLER KOPP LARKIN LAWLOR LI TYLEE LOMAS My Answer: “I was able to gain a stronger relationship with my family. Also enjoy and appreciate the beauty of Canada!" -Jade Wallace "I learned how to skateboard, and how to do a wheelie." - Alexis Butler "Staying in shape... sorta." - Parker Gamble "Working out about 0.00005% more." - Parker Hutton 39 ANABELLE GRACIE MEGHAN LACEY TATE MCCLUNG MCCREADY MCCREADY MCDONNELL MCGARRY GABE DRAKE AINSLIE GRAYSON JOEL MCKAY MENZAK MILNER MIX MOORE 40 4 TRYSTIN MOREAU JACKSON MUNRO-ORICH AHMAD NAEM MACHALA NASH AVERI NELSON GRADE 8 CHLOE JACE HAZEL MARCY HUNTER NETZEL NEVEN NISH NTIGNEE NYHOLT TY AKI SHO OLSEN OSHIMA PEREVERSEFF GAVIN POVEY ELLIE PRENDERGAST SOPHIE PRICE JERZEE PROCEE BLAKE JUDE MARCO RIDDELL ROGG ROMAN LIAM MADDEN MYLES MASON CARLOS RUGGLES SANDOVAL SANDOVAL SANGSTER SAUNDERS REESE AMY MARISOL TRINITY JORAN SCALES SCHAAF SCHAPANSKY SCOUT SHOT BOTH SIDES 4 KENAN SHYTAJ EDEN SMITH SMYTH MACGREGOR TREVOR GRADE 8 STEELE STEYNEN MARAH ISAAC LLIAM ROSHNI STONEHOCKER JONAH STUCKART TEIERLE TEIERLE TIMSINA 4 SANDIP TIMSINA RIVER TURNER HUGO UBEDA AVA URARII FRANCINE UWAJENEZA JONATHAN JADE JERRY CASSIDY ELIAS VERA WALLACE WANG WEAVER WHEELER 4 CYRA BEN KARLEE OWEN WICHERS WILLMS WOOD WOODRING ABBY WOODRUFF GRADE 8 4 SHELDON ARVAY LORI BRENDA ADAMSON ANDERBERG JOEL ANDERSON JODIE MADI BABKI CAMERON FAY COLEBY BRADLEY DERSCH AIMEE DEWACHT SEAN CAREY CATHY MIKE BRANDON ERLENDSON FINDLAY FISCHBUCH FLEGEL FLETCHER c "When the kids came back!" - Melanie Van Eck "Students learning new skills and a sense of responsibility that will help make them successful in life!" - Brad Dersch "Not hearing students constantly talk!" - Sheldon Arvay "Giving students who normally don't want to be in the spotlight a chance to shine!" - Amanda Fox "The empty desks in front of me as I descended into madness all alone in my classroom! 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The first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus is confirmed in the United States. It is a man who had traveled to Wuhan. Japan, South Korea, and Thailand all report their first cases a day earlier. JAN. 23, 2020: China imposes a strict lockdown in Wuhan. JAN. 25, 2020: The first case of the novel coronavirus is confirmed in Canada—a Toronto man who returned from the Chinese city of Wuhan. He is placed in isolation in Toronto’s Sunnybrook Hospital. JAN. 30, 2020: The World Health Organization declares a global health emergency. It is just the sixth time in history this has occurred. F€B. 5, 2020: The Diamond Princess cruise ship is quarantined off the coast of Japan, affecting more than 3,600 passengers. The number of confirmed cases onboard eventually swells to more than 700, making it one of the largest outbreaks outside of China at the time. F€B. 11, 2020: The novel coronavirus is named COVID-19 by the World Health Organization. “Co” stands for coronavirus, “Vi” is for virus, and “D” for disease. The WHO purposely avoids naming the disease after a geographical location, animal, or group of people, so as not to stigmatize people or places. APRIL 6, 2020: Alberta’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, recommends the use of non-medical face masks when physical distancing is difficult. APRIL 23, 2020: The Calgary Stampede cancels its 2020 event. It is the first time the Stampede has not been held since becoming an annual tradition in 1923. Other summer events in Canada, including Lethbridge’s Whoop Up Days, soon follow suit. JMNC 18, 2020: Canada passes more than 100,000 cases. JULY 11, 2020: Edmonton is named as one of two NHL hub cities, allowing the league to complete the season’s playoffs. AMO. 17, 2020: The Canadian Football League cancels its 2020 season. It is the first time in 100 years that the Grey Cup is not awarded. $€PT. 1, 2020: Students resume in-person classes at G.S. Lakie Middle School with added safety measures, including mandatory mask usage. Some families opt for at-home learning, with online classes being offered by schools across the school division. NOV. 24, 2020: With COVID-19 cases growing rapidly in Alberta, the province announces new restrictions, including banning social gatherings. NOV. 30, 2020: All students in Grades 7-12 go back online in Alberta. They will be joined by K-6 students for the first week of school following the Christmas break. OCC. 8, 2020: Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine is given to the first person in the world—a 90-year-old woman in the United Kingdom. MARCH 6, 2020: Canada records its first death from COVID-19—a man in his 80s in a nursing home in B.C. 000. 14, 2020; An 89-year-old resident of a long-term care home in Quebec City becomes the first Canadian to receive the vaccine. MARCH 11, 2020: The World Health Organization declares COVID-19 a OCC. 20, 2020: Canada surpasses half a million total cases, pandemic, with reported cases on every continent except Antarctica. Canada has more than 100 cases. The NBA suspends its season when a Utah Jazz OCC. 24. 2020: Alberta reports its first case of a mo

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      An archive of the Milo Canopener.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Archives at Milo Library to digitize and display this content.Milo Can Opener Canada Post Agmt. # 40607518 Box 12, Milo, AB T0L1L0 a September 2018 Edition No. 340 The Milo Can Opener — LIONS BARBECUE & SHOW ‘N SHINE AUGUST 12 This year, the weather was perfect and 420 people were fed at the Lions Barbecue. The Show "n Shine had 69 cars and trucks, as well as a number of motorcycles. Thanks to the Milo Lions for all their hard work on this event. Pictured above are meat cutters Lions Gord Gore, Allan Bartsch and guest Don Kinney. Photo by Sheila Winch. 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Bank to Win 20,000 Save to Win 20,000Makeadepositintoyourchequingaccounttoautomaticallyenterthismonth′sdraw.Bonus!Winas5,000+bonuswhenyoualsomakeaMastercard®∗purchaseorpaymentthismonth.Eligibleaccountsandproducts:ATBAdvantageAccount,BasicAccount,FreedomAccount,No−FeeAll−InDigitalAccount,PayAsYouGoAccount,StudentsFirstAccount,UnlimitedAccount,USDollarChequingAccountMakeadepositintoyoursavingsorinvestmentaccounttoautomaticallyenterthismonth′sdraw.Eligibleaccountsandproducts:AnyATBInvestorServicesAccount,ATBProsperAccount,AnyTFSA,RRSPorRESPaccountorGIC,SpringboardSavingsAccount,USDollarSavingsAccount,AnyGIC,AnyRIF,CompoundInvestmentCertificate(CIC)SeeyourbranchorATB.comfordetails.BeginsAlbertawideSeptember1,2018.ATBFinancialOpen9:30−3:00Monday−Thursday,9:30−4:00Friday121CentreSt.,Milo,TOL1L0403−599−3981Mythoughts...ReveredCrai/vchThesedayswearelearningthatthetruthcancomeinvariousshades.Itisdifficulttoeverknowifwearebeingtoldthetruth,thewholetruth,theabsolutetruth.Indeed,istheresuchathingasabsolutetruth?Thetruththatistodaymaywellnotbethetruthtomorrow.Inthisparticularlypoliticallycorrectsociety,howdoesonetellthetruth,andmakeitsociallyacceptable?Wearesocarefultonotoffend,thathowcanoneknowifwearebeingtoldthetruth?Andthentherearethosewhowouldn′trecognizethetruthifitgotupandslappedthemintheface.Whataboutthosewhowillexpoundtheirparticularversionofthetruthtoanyonewhowilllisten,nomatterhowwrongtheyareorhowmuchtheyareoffendingthosenearby?InalittlereflectionthatIread,peopleusedtohavediariesandgetmadifanyonereadthem.NoweveryonecanpublishablogorapostonFacebookforthewholeworldtoread(andinmostcases,theyreallyshouldnothavebothered).1WearetoldbyStPaultospeakthetruthinlove,wemustgrowupineverywayintohimwhoisthehead,intoChrist...Thisisallwereallycando−speakthetruthinlove.Thisdoesnotmeanthatyouarecalledupontotellthetruthinsuchawaythatitbecomescriticismormaycausepain.Honey,doesthisdressmakemelookfat?Thatisjustabombwaitingtoexplode.Besttopleaddeafness,Iwouldthink.Tellingthetruthisnotalwayseasyandisnotalwayswelcomedeither.Theleaderofthenationtothesouthdelightsinmakinguptruths.Ihonestlythinkthathebelievesifhesayssomethingitisautomaticallythetruth.Thetruthinoneperson′seyesmaynotbethetruthinanother′s.SowhattruthscanweasGod′speopleshare?YoucanshareyourownexperienceofgrowingupinthefaithofChrist,thejoythatyoureceivefromknowingthatcanshareyourjoysandsorrowswiththeLivingGod.Sharethatlifeiseasierifyouliveinacommunityoffaith.ShareyourexperienceoftheredeemingworkofChristintheworldtoday.Allofusneedtogrowintheinvitingandwelcomingofthosewhoseekwhatwehavefound.Inthiswaywecanfindpartnerstogrowintoacommunitywillingtocareforthewholeworld.SeptemberServices:Sunday,Sept.9th−9:00amSunday,Sept.23th−9:00amseeyou.Iktchurch!BabyFromMiloWinnerOfShowfHeraUHIGHRIVER—GregoryDeitz,a10−month−oldMitobaby,toppedthebabyshowsponsoredbytheFoothillsHealthUnithereattheweekend.GregorywasalsonamedthebestboybabybyDr.JohnCrighton,Calgarypediatrician.SusanJaneDePassofHighRiverwasnamedbestgirlbabyintheannua)TownandCountryFair.Cath−lecnAndersonofPckiskowassecondandStephenLemanofTurnervalleywererankedsecond.Thirdplacewas►−−−−−−∗−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−wed■miniaturepullinggreenanddisplay.SidesAndphotographsfromthedistrictscamerafansdrewenjisidrrnbleinterest,aswellasthesefromCals»ryartsdub.DebentureawardedDanaLynnKem­eryandPeterMorrison,bothofHighRiver.∗Althoughhiecropswerebeingharvested,hundredsofpeopleAttendedthefair,heldIntheHighwoodllemorlalCentre.Thefwrisheldcncbyeartoraisefundstohelpwiththecentre′supkeep.Mrs,JackDenneywasconveneroftheshow,whichwasopenedbyMayorRimElks.ri»nuxNnrdwtiayTheHomeandSchoolAaancia−Uoasponsoredapenmanship,artworkandoriginalpoetrycoo­lestwhichdrewenmidcrnMoin­terestandover100entries.AvecctabteshowsponsoredbytheFUAwitsmretioordbygenialGeorgeMacLcon.TheFWUAsponsored∗bakesale.AInstoonshowsponsoredbyTeenTownwaspresentedby10charmingmodelswithMrs.VeraUiltmore.women′seditorofTheCalgaryHerald.coramrotatingandpointingoutthatthegirlshadmadetnmrownoutfits.TheNantonArtCubandaincklcWeavingQub.asweilosmanyIndmdoals.hadsplendiddisplays,atonewithDanMcNtv−rn«famouscarvingsofwoodtobottleswinchdrewmuchadaaira−tsmTheHighRiverRidingClubdis­playedsadcScsfromperiodsrang­ingfrombeforeWS3tothepres­ent,whitespecimensaadrep−lirasfromtheOldWomanBuf­faloJumpalCayleyweredis­playedbycourtesyoftheGiro­bowFnundalm.TheAlbertaWheatPoolenderNormanBeil,fieldsupervisor.showedanin­terestingexhibitofseedgrainandgrasses.Thegolfdobspun−PaymentIsMadeIHwstoCoresaAOAkentiBLACKFALDS−Thefirstde­benturepaymentofSSJCOanddieschoolrrquunnoeof20,000 Make a deposit into your chequing account to automatically enter this month's draw. Bonus! Win a s5,000+ bonus when you also make a Mastercard®* purchase or payment this month. Eligible accounts and products: ATB Advantage Account, Basic Account, Freedom Account, No-Fee All-In Digital Account, Pay As You Go Account, Students First Account, Unlimited Account, US Dollar Chequing Account Make a deposit into your savings or investment account to automatically enter this month's draw. Eligible accounts and products: Any ATB Investor Services Account, ATB Prosper Account, Any TFSA, RRSP or RESP account or GIC, Springboard Savings Account, US Dollar Savings Account, Any GIC, Any RIF, Compound Investment Certificate (CIC) See your branch or ATB.com for details. Begins Alberta wide September 1, 2018. ATB Financial Open 9:30 - 3:00 Monday - Thursday, 9:30 - 4:00 Friday 121 Centre St., Milo, TOL 1L0 403-599-3981 My thoughts... Revered Crai/vch These days we are learning that the truth can come in various shades. It is difficult to ever know if we are being told the truth, the whole truth, the absolute truth. Indeed, is there such a thing as absolute truth? The truth that is today may well not be the truth tomorrow. In this particularly politically correct society, how does one tell the truth, and make it socially acceptable? We are so careful to not offend, that how can one know if we are being told the truth? And then there are those who wouldn't recognize the truth if it got up and slapped them in the face. What about those who will expound their particular version of the truth to anyone who will listen, no matter how wrong they are or how much they are offending those nearby? In a little reflection that I read, people used to have diaries and get mad if anyone read them. Now everyone can publish a blog or a post on Facebook for the whole world to read (and in most cases, they really should not have bothered). 1 We are told by St Paul to speak the truth in love, we must grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ...This is all we really can do - speak the truth in love. This does not mean that you are called upon to tell the truth in such a way that it becomes criticism or may cause pain. Honey, does this dress make me look fat? That is just a bomb waiting to explode. Best to plead deafness, I would think. Telling the truth is not always easy and is not always welcomed either. The leader of the nation to the south delights in making up truths. I honestly think that he believes if he says something it is automatically the truth. The truth in one person's eyes may not be the truth in another's. So what truths can we as God's people share? You can share your own experience of growing up in the faith of Christ, the joy that you receive from knowing that can share your joys and sorrows with the Living God. Share that life is easier if you live in a community of faith. Share your experience of the redeeming work of Christ in the world today. All of us need to grow in the inviting and welcoming of those who seek what we have found. In this way we can find partners to grow into a community willing to care for the whole world. September Services: Sunday, Sept. 9th - 9:00 am Sunday, Sept. 23th - 9:00 am see you. Ikt church! Baby From Milo Winner Of Show fHeraU HIGH RIVER — Gregory Deitz, a 10-month-old Mito baby, topped the baby show sponsored by the Foothills Health Unit here at the weekend. Gregory was also named the best boy baby by Dr. John Crighton, Calgary pediatrician. Susan Jane DePass of High River was named best girl baby in the annua) Town and Country Fair. Cath-lecn Anderson of Pckisko was second and Stephen Leman of Turner valley were ranked second. Third place was ►------ *------------------------------ wed ■ miniature pulling green and display. Sides And photographs from the district s camera fans drew enjisidrrnble interest, as well as these from Cals»ry arts dub. Debenture awarded Dana Lynn Kem­ery and Peter Morrison, both of High River.* Although hie crops were being harvested, hundreds of people Attended the fair, held In the Highwood llemorlal Centre. The fwr is held cncb year to raise funds to help with the centre's upkeep. Mrs, Jack Denney was convener of the show, which was opened by Mayor Rim Elks. ri»nuxNnr dwtiay The Home and School Aaancia- Uoa sponsored a penmanship, art work and original poetry coo­lest which drew enmidcrnMo in­terest and over 100 entries. A vecctabte show sponsored by the FUA wits mretioord by genial George MacLcon. The FWUA sponsored * bake sale. A Instoon show sponsored by Teen Town was presented by 10 charming models with Mrs. Vera Uiltmore. women's editor of The Calgary Herald. coramrotating and pointing out that the girls had made tnmr own outfits. The Nanton Art Cub and aincklc Weaving Qub. as weil os many Indmdoals. had splendid displays, atone with Dan McNtv-rn « famous carvings of wood to bottles winch drew much adaaira-tsm The High River Riding Club dis­played sadcScs from periods rang­ing from before WS3 to the pres­ent, white specimens aad rep-liras from the Old Woman Buf­falo Jump al Cayley were dis­played by courtesy of the Giro­bow Fnundalm. The Alberta Wheat Pool ender Norman Beil, field supervisor. showed an in­teresting exhibit of seed grain and grasses. The golf dob spun- Payment Is Made IHwsto CoresaAOAkenti BLACKFALDS - The first de­benture payment of SSJCO and die school rrquunnoe of 4 000 were P ssed at a recent council meet­ing here. Negotiations lor two seres of land for a nuisance grounds ex­tension Is under way with Miss itoricare Caprone. The department of highways submitted n plan to council re­garding the south entrance to the vtltagr from No 2 Highway. tiEUF.fl EXTENSION George Morns, a contractor from Red Deer, was present to work out a plan with council whicfi would extend water and sewer aemers to his proposed ® homes in the northeast section of town. Council decided to hove plans and estimates drawn. Secretary-treasurer T. II. Fer­guson was instructed to take out liability insurance on the town truck. Councillor Bro Gann was chorea to represent Blickfalds al the municipal convention to be held in Calgary Oct 27. The Calgary Herald, Tuesday, October 20,1959. Page 30. In Neil Godkin's August research, he came upon the following article from the Calgary Herald in the Library Milo Library September 18 - October 23 Tuesdays 10:00am - 11:00am Space is limited to 12 people. Register to ensure your spot! Call 403-599-3850 to register. Please bring your yoga mat. If you do not own a yoga mat, one will be provided. All abilities are welcome - recommended age 8+. Presented in partnership by: Chinook Arch Regional library System Mi!°^y ^bridge y GGoovveerrnnmmeenntt You remind me of a software update. Whenever I see you, I usually think u not now » . The best nicknames are the ones people don’t know Revenge is beneath me but accidents happen. We can't all be princesses, there need to be some people to clap when I walk by. I’m going to spend the whole day cleaning. And by cleaning, I mean drinking wine all day and spraying everything down with Febreze. If at first you don’t succeed, try doing it the way your wife told you. SwrriTupEa they have. 0 MILO LIONS CLUB NEWS Club Events September 2018 September 5 ■ Milo Meeting 7:00 p.m. September 19- Milo Supper Meeting 7:00 p.m. • Our annual BBQ and Show 'N Shine August 12 was a great success. Over 420 people were fed at the barbecue. Wonderful weather made the Show "n Shine a great event to attend. With 69 ca<s and trucks and 15 motorcycles, there were lots of units to admire. Again, there was a dog show from Rocky Mountain Agility, the Man Van was here providing men the opportunity to be tested for prostate cancer, "door prizes" and the engine melt raffle. The engine melt was a 2008 Toyota RAV4 donated by Invisible Fence. The engine lasted about 50 seconds. • Thanks to everyone who joined us and to all the volunteers that make this event possible. CEMETERY NOTICE Milo Lions will now charge a flat fee for cemetery internments: 300forcasketburialand300 for casket burial and 150 for cremation urn burial. • Supper meetings start again September 19 and the serving group schedule is below. Lions Servings Sept 2018- June 2019 Date Group September 19.201S Parent Teacher Group October 3.2018 Hall Board October 17. 2018 Library Board November 7. 2018 Parent Teacher Group November 21.2018 Hall Board December 5.201S Library Board January 2.2019 Parent Teacher Group January 16. 2019 Hall Board February 6.2019- iamtub pupate fo< so-so Library Board February 20.2019 Parent Teacher Group Nfarch 6. 2019 Hall Boar d March 20.2019 Library Board April 3. 2019 Parent Teacher Group April 17.2019 Hall Board May 1.2019 Library Board May 15. 2019 Parent Teacher Group June 5.2019 Hall Board Each group is responsible for trading their dates if they do not work for them. Above: Dallin Bertschy & Cody Walker enjoy the cars on display Show 'N Shine. Below: Mark & Alanna Christie from Champion brought this homemade teardrop trailer to the Show 'N Shine. The Milo Hotel Join our upcoming craft nights! Scrabble Tile DIY ll'tth ar without number values - Add u Graphic Each Tile I x 6 x 6“ Additional symbols.'lclhtrs (Over 6)S2 each - Tile stands are Included Please give 7 days advance notice far customization - Please inquire if you would like alternate graphics Scrabble Tiles DIY Tuesday, October 2, 7:00 p.m. * Pillow Stencil Craft «*■ Thursday, Nov. 8, 7:00 p.m. 27L.O.V.E, ’CUSTOM ’4 SANTA 2 B.O O 15N,0,E,L, 3 T R I C K W H.QH.O.H.O. 4 TREAT v W.AR.M. s H.AU.NT ’«CO Z..Y 6 S C A R E. 19J.0.Y. 7 THANKS, 20H.O.M.E, 8 S.N.O W. 2’F.A,M,I,LY 9 K.I.N D 22H.0 P E, WS.M.I.L.E, 23P.LA.Y, ’’L.IV.E, 24D.R.E,AM, 12 LAUGH. 25 G.RACE 13WJ.N E 26 F.AITH. Christmas Live Wreath (Flowers 'N Fancies) Monday, Dec. 3, 7:00 p.m. To register, please call Trish Thompson, 403-485-8547 Registration Fee includes all your supplies and a free cocktail Wing Wednesdays 6 to 9 p.m. Cruising into Retirement About 2 years ago my friend and I were on a cruise through the western Mediterranean aboard a Princess liner. At dinner we noticed an elderly lady sitting alone along the rail of the grand stairway in the main dining room. I also noticed that all the staff, ships officers, waiters, busboys, etc., all seemed very familiar with this lady. I asked our waiter who the lady was, expecting to be told she owned the line, but he said he only knew that she had been on board for the last four cruises... back to back. As we left the dining room one evening I caught her eye and stopped to say hello. We chatted and I said, "I understand you've been on this ship for the last four cruises". She replied, "Yes, that’s true." I stated, "I don't understand" and she re­plied, without a pause, "It's cheaper than a nursing home". So, there will be no nursing home in my future. When I get old and feeble, I am going to get on a Princess Cruise Ship. The average cost for a nursing home is 200perday.IhavecheckedonreservationsatPrincessandIcangetalongtermdiscountandseniordiscountpriceof200 per day. I have checked on reservations at Princess and I can get a long term discount and senior discount price of 135 per day. That leaves 65adayfor...1.Gratuities,whichwillonlybe65 a day for... 1. Gratuities, which will only be 10 per day. And the rest can be put into the slot machines. 2.1 will have as many as 10 meals a day if I can waddle to the restaurant, or I can have room service (which means I can have breakfast in bed every day of the week). 3. Princess has as many as three swimming pools, a workout room, free washers and dryers, and shows every night. 4. They have free toothpaste and razors, and free soap and shampoo. 5. They will even treat you like a customer, not a patient. An extra $5 worth of tips and your casino winnings will have the entire staff scrambling to help you. 6.1 will get to meet new people every 7or 14 days. 7. T.V. broken? Light bulb need changing? Need to have the mattress replaced? No problem! They will fix everything and apologize for your inconvenience. 8. Clean sheets and towels every day, and you don't even have to ask for them. 9. If you fall in the nursing home and break a hip you are on Medicare; if you fall and break a hip on the Princess ship they will upgrade you to a suite for the rest of your life. Now hold on for the best! Do you want to see South America, the Panama Canal, Tahiti, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, or name where you want to go? Princess will have a ship ready to go. So don't look for me in a nursing home, just call shore to ship. P.S. And don’t forget, when you die, they just dump you over the side... at no charge. Father learns that his daughter can predict the future... A father put his three-year-old daughter to bed, told her a story, and listened to her prayers. The daughter ended by saying “God bless Mommy, God bless Daddy, and good-bye Grandpa.” The father asked “Why did you say 'good-bye Grandpa?"’. The little girl said “I don't know, daddy. It just seemed like the right thing to do.” t The next day the grandfather died. The father was bothered, but thought it all to be a strange coincidence. A few months later, when the father again put his little girl to bed and listened to her prayers, he heard “God bless Mommy, God bless Daddy, and good-bye Grandma.” The next day, the grandmother died. The father was shaken. “My goodness,” he thought “this kid is in real contact with the future, the other side, or BOTH!” The father now listened carefully to his daughter’s prayers every night. All seemed fine, until weeks later, his daughter ended her prayers with “God bless Mommy, and good-bye Daddy." The father almost went into shock. He couldn't sleep all night, and got up at the crack of dawn to miss rush hour traffic on the drive to his office. The father was nervous as a cat all day, had lunch sent in, and even refused to stand near the windows in his office. He figured if he could stay alive until midnight, he would be OK. The father refused to leave the office even to go home, and stayed behind his desk, drinking coffee and jumping at every sound. Finally midnight arrived. He breathed a huge sigh of relief, and carefully drove home. When the father arrived at home, his wife said “I’ve never seen you work so late or come home looking so stressed. What’s the matter?” The father looked up, then looked his wife in the eyes and said “I’m sorry dear, but I've just had the worst day of my life, and am literally glad to have survived it.” His wife looked at him, gave him a big hug, and said “I understand dear. It’s been tough here too. This morning the mailman dropped dead right on our porch!” SPARKS (AGES 5-6) BROWNIES (AGES 7-8) 1st Milo Multi-Unit News GUIDES (AGES 9-11) RANGERS (AGES 15-17) When your daughter joins Girl Guides, she’ll have the opportunity to discover herself and the world around her. She’ll gain new skills, develop resiliency and con

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(See inside front cover for details) MILO FITNESS CENTRE MEMBERSHIPS 6 months 85 12 months 125 Cheques to Milo & District Ag Society Box 156, Milo, AB TOL 1L0 or drop off at Village Office For more information, Contact; [email protected], Jessy Vooys (403-485-1451) or Amy Monner (403-485-1057) MllO Dues for the 2019-2020 Season (September to August) FAMILY MEMBERSHIP 75.00 SINGLE 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. Payment can be made at the Village of Milo Office (or dropbox), Milo Library, or mail Milo Ag. Society, Box 156, Milo TOL 1L0 Milo Waste Transfer Station Hours of Operation Tuesdays 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Thursdays 9:00 AM-noon Saturdays 9:00 AM-noon Breaking news - the tax man cometh. There are legal ways to prevent being taxed. They’re called RRSP’s. Remember, you actually “have people” for that! A phone call, a stop-by while in Milo or Vulcan, and we will do all the rest for you. You will pay less tax, or no tax on money you earned. Keep your money. A1B Financial Open 9:30 - 3:00 Monday - Thursday, 9:30 - 4:00 Friday 121 Centre St., Milo, TOL 1L0 403-599-3981 My thoughts... Rev. Gordon Cranch I receive emails from the Society of St John the Evangelist monastery in Cambridge, Mass. This is a summary of a bit of Monastic Wisdom from Br. David Vryhof. Humility as a virtue and a way of life has been highly prized and much sought after in Christianity. Both the Old and New Testaments praise it; Jesus models it. teaches it, and urges His disciples to seek it; and St Paul frequently commends it to early Christian communities. Humility has been especially valued in the Christian monastic tradition: monastic writers have seen it as a necessary condition for a right relationship with God and with others. But the virtue of humility has gotten 'bad press' in the modern era. Too often it has been associated with passivity, complacency, and unquestioning submission to those in authority. When we think of humility, we are likely to conjure up images of people with low self-esteem; people with fawning, weak personalities; or people who are afraid to assert themselves. Modern Western culture is rightly suspicious of that kind of 'humility' because it denies our intrinsic worth as human beings. But true humility, as Jesus taught it, is something other than the distorted image of humility that has been scorned in modern times. True humility maintains a health balance between proper self-esteem - based on the knowledge that we are beloved children of God who are made in God's own image - and an honest awareness and acceptance of our limitations, weaknesses and faults. Authentic humility encourages us to take our rightful place in relationship to God our Creator, to our fellow creatures, and to the earth on which we all live. Authentic humility, because it is grounded in truth, will lead to freedom: "The truth shall set you free" (John 8:32). Jesus is prepared to teach us this humility: "Learn from me", He says, "for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls" (Matthew 11:29) The sure road that leads to God is first humility, next humility, and lastly humility. Ask me the question as often as you may, my answer will always be the same. Augustine of Hippo True humility is not thinking less of yourself; it is thinking of yourself less often. C. S. Lewis February Services: Sunday, 9"1 - 9:00 am Sunday, 23rd - 9:00 am See you in Church! Come and join us for Milo’s Family Day Party A fun-filled afternoon presented by Milo & District Recreation Board. We will be offering either a skating or tobogganing party, depending on weather! Please keep an eye out closer to the family day weekend by following us on our Milo Recreation Facebook page or contact us closer to the 17th for the event details. Looking forward to seeing you all there! When: Monday, February 17, 2020 Time: 1 — 3 pm Jessy Vooys 403-485-1451 Amy Monner 403-485-1057 [email protected] Baby Crossword - Super Tough Version Every word ends in either "ISH", ”10", or “IT". Design & Production - Cameron Klem Testing and Editing - Monica Monner Across: 1 A diplomatic repre­sentative of the Pope at a foreign capital. 3 Yiddish slang for luckless, timid, ineffectual person. 8 Finger, toe, or 0-9 13 Expect or look for. 14 Designates the dot in Morse code. 15 Small bird, slang for breast. 18 Aloof or unap­proachable. 19 A large sheet of paper folded once to make two leaves, or a large format book. 20 Mischevious, or like a small spirit. 21 Make glossy or smooth, often by rubbing. 23 Dull the luster, often by oxidation. 28 Rest supported by your butt. 29 Music for voice or voices, without scenery, action, or costume. 31 Pertaining to not old. 32 To eject the con­tents of your stom­ach by regurgita­tion. 33 Cut open along a line. 36 Stupefied with drink. 37 Annul, do away with, put an end to. 38 British for a small island, especially in a river. 40 Pertaining to not small. 41 One who under­stands humour has a keen sense of 43 Brit for somewhat hungry or irritable. 44 leave out. 45 Taunt tease and ridicule - Monty Python. 46 Opp of credit. 47 A distinguishing characteristic or quality of a person. Down: 2 A single thing, or group regarded as an entity. 4 Short theatrical sketch or act. 5 Naughty slang for feces. 6 Music at a slow leisurely tempo. 7 Like a temporary fashion, or manner of conduct followed by a group. 9 Suited or appropri­ate for something. 10 Area adjoining a house and used for outdoor lounging or dining. 11 An aquarium fish from India and Sri Lanka. 12 Dried resinous cannabis in a con­centrated form. 16 Final boundary, extent or amount. 17 Expectorate. 19 An nongenital area or part of the body that causes an erotic response. 21 To lay down or assume as a fact or principle. 22 An acquired behav­iour pattern regu­larly followed. 24 A proportional relationship based on the number of times one contains the other. 25 Small pole or spar extending the sail. 26 A game with rings of rope of washers thrown at a peg. 27 Not illuminated. 30 To like, or green hotdog condiment. 34 Go and stay with a person for a short time. 35 The path of a plan­et around the sun. 36 Separate into two, often with an axe on wood. 37 To grant or permit, and in entry. 39 Unspoken, or understood without being expressed. 41 Tiny amount, usual­ly negative -1 don't care a____ . 42 To send forth, discharge, or re­lease. Game Night March 21, 2020 Vulcan Lodge Hall 1 6:30pm-2:00am SupP°^ veat^ U soc\e« ■ hors d'oeuvres ■ cash bar live/silent auction live games Tickets ,n Single: 55 j 2 Tickets: 100∗Groupof8:100 * Group of 8: 360 Feb 2020 Milo Library (MCH]N00K TL T3U: 03 This month’s book club reads are “The Trick­ster’s Son” (language alert) by Eden Robinson-with striking originality and precision, Eden Robinson blends hu­mour with heartbreak in this compelling coming-of- age novel. Everyday teen existence meets indigenous beliefs, crazy family dynamics, and cannibalistic river otter.. . The exciting first novel in her trickster trilogy. and “The Home For Un­wanted Girls” by Joanna Goodman-//? this sus­penseful, provocative novel filled with love, secrets, and deceit—the story of a young unwed mother who is forcibly separated from her daughter at birth and the lengths to which they go to find each other. Our next meeting will be Wednesday Feb 19th, 7:00pm @ Leslie Lahd’s house. Book Recommendations for this month: • Educated by Tara Westover • An Unwanted Guest by Shari Lapena EXTRA! EXTRA! GET THE NEWSPAPER DELIVERED ... RIGHT TO YOUR MOBILE DEVICE! Download and read local, national, and international newspapers. Also, browse and read popular magazines! D pressreader LIBRARIES ARE . . . ONLINE New Purchases ADULT FICTION When the Lights Go Out by Mary Kubica, What Happens in Para­dise by Elin Hilderbrand, The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell, Man on the Halifax Pier by Lesley Choyce, The Innocent Wife by Amy Lloyd LARGE PRINT 2a.m. at the Cat’s Pajamas by Marie- Helene Bertino, The Middle of Somewhere by Sonja Yoerg, Coal River by Elen Marie Wiseman, Dear Carolina by Kristy Woodson Har­vey, The Race For Paris by Meg Waite Clayton, Daughters for a Time by Jennifer Handford DVD’s & Blu-Ray Game of Thrones Season 8, Downton Abbey The Movie, Ad Astra, Once Upon a time in Holly­wood, It Chapter Two, Badland, Friends Sea­sons 1 through 10 Dark Prophecy by Rick Riordan EASY READER We Need More Nuts by Jona­than Fenske PICTUREBOOK The Dinkey Donkey by Craig Smith and Willbee the Bumblebee by Craig Smith & Maureen Thom­son, The Pigeon Needs a Bath! and The Duckling Gets a Cookie!? by Mo Willems, Do You Want to Build a Snow­man? by Calliope Glass JUNIOR DVD’s Abominable JUNIOR FIC­TION The Trials of Appollo The New Purchases Continued from p a g e 1 Friends of Milo Library GET HELP WITH LIBRARIES ARE . . . ONLINE HOMEWORK, r-a a EXAM PREP Core subjects for grades 3 to 12, aligned to the Alberta curriculum. solaro Many thanks to our patrons and to our amazing volunteers who helped make our activities possible in 2019. To the volun­teer Board members: Christo­pher Northcott, Michele Tieg­en, Alison Collins, Tammy Lahd, Derek Evernden, Lori Headrick, Kathy Catt, Barb Godkin, Jo- Ann Klem, Jennifer Gregoire,- our great appreciation. Linda and Kylee Booth and Allyson Bartsch - your volunteering is greatly appreciated and a huge help. Thanks also to Amy Mon-ner, Tracy Mozill and Barb Godkin for working for me. Joanne Monner WINTER HOURS! DONATIONS l/l/e want to thank the following people for their donations to our Library this month: Schlaht Family Christmas Charity, Erin Vogt, Amy Monner, Colleen Hauswirth, Tiffany Cooper, Cathie McNiven l/l/e apologize to anyone who we may have missed. 14/e appreciate each one. Tuesday: 10:00 am —7:00 pm Thurs & Fri: 10:00 am —5:00 pm Phone 403-599-3850 Fax 403-599-3924 Email messages to [email protected] or check out our website @ www.milolibrary.ca Or http://www.albertaonrecord.ca/milo-library-archives Next Library Board Meeting: Monday Feb. 24th @ 7:30 Joanne Monner Tracy Mozill Amy Monner Christopher Northcott Manager Assistant Assistant Board Chair ARROWWOOD CO-OP LOCALLY INVESTED | COMMUNITY-MINDED | LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS PROVIDING FUEL, LUBRICANTS, AG EQUIPMENT, LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS, HOME & BUILDING SUPPLIES AND TIRES, ARROWWOOD CO-OP IS COMMITTED TO HELP SERVE YOU BETTER. 206 Railway Avenue Main Store 403.534.3800 • Tire Shop 403.534.3804 • Toll Free 1.888.534.3803 Hours: Monday - Friday 8.00 - 5:00, Saturday 8:00 • 4:00 24 HOUR CARDLOCKS - ARROW WOOD, MILO, CARSELAND G.D.'s REPAIR => Licensed Automotive Technician ^Friendly, reliable service = Maintenance and repairs => ALL your mechanical needs Call Gerald Deitz 403-599-2354 403-599-2464 “Not too smart” one - liners •A couple shakes short of a sauce bottle. •A few people short of a party. •A few leaves short of a bush. • Not the tallest tree in the forest. • Not the fastest car on the track. •Couldn't hit a t

        Milo Canopener (March 1, 2021)

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          An archive of the Milo Canopener.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Archives at Milo Library to digitize and display this content.Milo Can Opener Canada Post Agmt. # 40607518 Box 12, Milo, AB T0L1L0 The Milo Can Opener “Wood was a valuable commodity as Vulcan County was settled. No local forestry industry meant significant transportation costs added to every plank and post. In my travels I see beautiful quality wood products used everywhere for sorting corrals and loading ramps. They stand weathered and mute, but still solid and strong, hinting at hard days working with cattle. Alberta beef has a wonderful history, in which Vulcan County will forever hold a proud place." Photo and commentary by Cameron Klem March 2021 Edition No. 368 The Milo Can Opener A Community Newsletter published by Volunteers Layout Editors: Subscriptions Notices Cameron Klem 403-485-1592 Barb Godkin 403-485-8389 Barb Godkin 403-485-8389 Can be left at Milo Library, etransfer to [email protected] Any Can Opener volunteer Is your Can Opener subscription due? Check the end date on your label on the front cover. We would appreciate it if we didn’t always have to invoice for subscriptions to save time and money. We will normally invoice business ads. Thanks do much. -Can Opener volunteers. 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Single copy “Cover Price” * 2.00 (copies available at Milo Library) Inside Milo (pickup, delivery or mailed) 20.00OutsideMilomailed−Canada20.00 Outside Milo mailed - Canada 25.00 Outside Milo mailed - U.S. *65.00 T0L1L0 How to reach us: Email is our preferred method of contact if possible, as photo ready (JPEG) advertising copy can be printed clearly (rather than scanned). Fax transmissions are also low resolution, and tend to be unclear. Thanks! Email: Etransfer, information and submissions to Barb Godkin Barb Godkin [email protected] Cameron Klem [email protected] (Please use CAN OPENER in your email header.) Regular mail: Milo Can Opener PO Box 12 Milo, Alberta T0L1L0 Fax: 403-599-2224 403-599-3924 (Milo Library) Drop off: Items may be left: • at Milo Green Foods in the Can Opener Box at the back of the store. • at the desk in the Milo Library, or in the library book drop box. Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! VILLAGE OF MILO ALBERTA 200 Centre Street, Box 65, Milo AB, TOL 1L0 Phone: (403) 599-3883 OFFICE HOURS Due to Covid-19 restrictions by appointment only 403-599-3883 [email protected] POST OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM NOTE: Parcel pickup is available at the Village Office Wednesday until 4:00 PM COUNCIL MEETINGS on 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM Canopener Business Card Ads Only s60/year The perfect Top-Of-Mind advertising for your local customers! Includes your subscription. (See inside front cover for details) “Male, 38, still living with his parents. They asked us to keep him overnight, so they could change the locks.” nonRnuEL FOR ALLYOUR 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 You HAVE to see the quality of our products! gogravel.ca - [email protected] Our pit is located at 202069 Range Rd 241 Arrowwood (Near Mossleigh) Milo Waste Transfer Station Hours of Operation Tuesdays 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Thursdays 9:00 AM - noon Saturdays 9:00 AM - noon Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! Hobart Holdings Waste Management Folk Automotive A Tire Serving Milo, and Surrounding Area Tires. Repairs. and Vehicle Accesscries Government Inspector Call Dean @ 403 862 €632 Competitive Prices £# Fast Service 403 485 0227 Josh Oberholtzer [email protected] Rob Taylor House maintenance service Handy man 587-678-4816 Interior: • Window cleaning • Plumbing • Electrical • Painting • Senior living modifications f= O R A G <E Exterior: • Window cleaning • Gutter cleaning • Pressure washing • Deck and fence repairs • Site cleanup Canada's Forage Seed Innovator Chad Monner Authorized Dealer PO Box 93, Vulcan Alberta TOL 2B0 P.O. Box 63 Milo AB TOL 1L0 403-485-5980 [email protected] www.unionforage.com Justin Cooper (403) 397-9128 [email protected] n Painting by J&M @ Painting by J and M Invisible Fence THE ORIGINAL CONTAINMENT SPECIALISTS Greg Deitz Top Dog 403-262-pets (7387) 1-877-364-2929 Fox: 403-250-8177 Invisible Fence of Western Canada 8A - 3529 12th Street NE Calgary. Alberta T2E 6P4 BLIND CREEK ANGUS Wayne and Peggy Robinson Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.invisiblefence.com PO Box 36 MOSSLEIGH, ALBERTA T0L1P0 PHONE (403)934-4083 www.arrowwoodgospelchurch.ca Every Sunday! Contemporary worship service 11:00am - 12:15pm Martin Shields, MP Bow River Constituency 129 - 2nd Ave, Box 2070 Strathmore, AB T1P1K1 Phone 403-361-2980 www.martinshieldsbowriver.ca [email protected] 30+ Years Experience Alberta Licenced Technician wbf BiB ■ HWb Septic Tank Services Painting by JM Ltd. “Ya gotta go, so phone Joe" Free Quotes (403) 485-3552 Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! Scott Schroeder Mobile Mechanic Box 7 Milo, AB TOL1LO 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 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 CATTLE HAY DECK WORK GRAVEL HAULING PHONE-403-599-2132 CELL-403-485-8200 BOX 178 MILO,AB TOL1L0 Tiegen Trucking Grain & Fertilizer Hauling The Elevator Box 113 Milo, AB TOL 1LO Work: 403-599-3826 Cell: 403-485-8366 Fox: 403-599-3827 [email protected] MILO SEED CLEANING ASSOCIATION LTD. 599-2150 Cleaner Seed is Sown. I Cleaner Crops are Grown. Gavin Vooys Manager Trucking - Grain & Hay Hauling Iron & Steel Salvage Andy Dixon Cell: (403) 485-8194 Res: (403) 599-2232 Fax: (403) 599-2443 Box 145 Milo, AB TOL 1L0 Lloyd Deitz Alternative Grain Marketing Solutions Container and Transloading Facility S S SERVICES Heavy & Light Duty Mechanic / Oil Field Maintenance [email protected] Cell (403) 485-9607 Box 163 Milo AB TOL 1L0 HEATHER TRUCKING WARREN HEATHER ZODIAC TRUCKING LTD. Dereck Tiegen Cell: 403-485-8715 PO Box 53 - Milo. AB - TOL 1L0 ' ' ' RR1 Mita. AB TOL 1L0 ^pdiactruckirrg^xpiornetxom Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! cioto view experience eyecare differently VULCAN DENTAL/ Dr. Michael McKee DMD Clinic Hours: MONDAY (reception only) 9 a.m.—12 noon TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Vulcan Nanton 118 Centre St. 2219-20th St. (403) 485-2177 (403) 646-3200 Dr. Glenn Garlock 8:30 A.M.—3:30 P.M. Liscombe Chiropractic Clinic DR. GEORGE LISCOMBE NANTON VULCAN (403) 646-3111 (403) 485-6005 NEW LOCATION 95 Centre Str. East, Vulcan (next to Furniture Villa) Ph: 603-6 85-2656 Services include exams dental cleanings crowns/bridges root canals, extractions fillings teeth whitening n Implants and more www. vulcandentalclinic. com Follow us on Facebook and K5: Vulcan Dental Clinic Lakeview Grant Turner Financial Security Advisor 403-512-1217 Arrowwood hS Pharmacy Prompt Prescription Filling Branded Drugs available Free Medication Delivery Easy Prescription Transfer Free Seasonal Flu Shots & Immunization Blister Packs Medication Review & Health Promotion Insurance and Investments [email protected] Basil Akalonu Pharmacist Phone: 403 534-3333 Text: 403 803-3457 Insurance | Investments | Succession Plannin www.arrowwoodpharmacy.com [email protected] Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. .KR| Technology * J (Consulting Ryyan & Jennifer (Bartsch) Maki Cell:4O3-85O-4424 Email:[email protected] “Have you tried turning it off and on again?” All-Inclusive Bookkeeping An\/lu Barcenas, CMACPA 403-809-9244 infogaallinclusivebookkeeping com ujujuj.allinctuslvebookkeepin0.com KRYSTALOWICH & CO. CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT Diane Krystalowich C.G.A. Deitz Wealth Management Suite 700. 1816 CtowchHtf Trail NW Calgary, Alberta T2M 3Y7 phone 403 241 3122 toll-free 800-661-2817 111 - 2nd Street South P.O. Box 239 Vulcan. AB T0L 2B0 403-485-2681 403-485-2996 Fax: 403-485-6798 Darren Deitz Ce« hlied f mantel Bsijnet ________________________________________________________ Milo Can Opener Goods & Services Sponsors Please support our local businesses - without their support of The Can Opener, we would not be able to publish for you! THE COTTAGE Milo Green Foods Winter Business Hours Oct 1 to Apr 30 Tom, Ellie & Luna Phone: (403) 599-3922 Fax:(403) 599-3835 Leslie Lahd Consultant 403-485-1508 (open thru lunch): Mon - Sat: 9 AM - 5:30 PM Holidays: 10 AM - 4:30 PM EPICURE GOOD FOOD. REAL FAST. [email protected] Facebook: lxslic’s Adventures in Cooking https://lcsliclahd.cpicure.com/cn Trish Thompson Independent Stylist STELLA CyDOT [email protected] 403-485-8547 www.stelladot.com/trishthompson Family W Friendly ItA tr GIVE YOUR HAIR WHAT IT NEEDS!! “LIQUID MOISTURE BODY 4 JUST FOR MEN. MAXIMUM Gold" Density Growth MUKl WIMII IUU Discover Visibly Longer, Stronger, Healthier, Yonnger-l.ooking Hair IN JUST 90 DAVS WITH MONAT 9twdnr/, Denise Brown | Harntylist/Owner Ciunyi AB I 4OM6MI29 Chinese & Western I Take out orders Open Tuesday - Sunday 9:00AM - 8:00PM Closed Mondays (403) 599-3832 ~prairif>per.Qc/ion catering/service Chris & Amanda Gauthier Phone 403.485.8461 Box 22, Milo AB, TOL 1L0 Email: [email protected] Find us on Facebook - Prairie Perfection Catering • MEALS IN MINUTES-Weekly Meal Delivery Service Catering Large & Small Events Orlena 587 678 5448 Email: [email protected] Facebook.com mealsinminutesvc THE COUNTRY FARMHOUSE Gifts, Antiques and Collectibles With A Taste of Rural Alberta Starting Wednesday, March 3, we will be open Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Meals are by reservation only, please. NEW SPATTERWARE HAS ARRIVED! Box 10 from Cluny Hilltop Dianne Brown Cluny, AB 3 miles west Ph. 403-734-2593 TOJ OSO 72 mile north Fax 403-734-2882 Hair Salon Stylists at Country Farmhouse: The Hair Market Katie Crump 403-901-7402 Hairstylist Kaitlyn Sauve 403-901-4418 [email protected] Virginia Toly retiring. Ginger Deitz set to become new Owner/Manager of ATB Milo! Film at eleven! Local is becoming even more local! Virginia Toly is thrilled to announce she is retiring from the Milo ATB Financial Agency, and that effective April 1, 2021, Ginger Deitz will become the new Owner/Manager! Stay tuned, the Can Opener will be doing a local business feature on Ginger and ATB Milo next month! ATB Financial The Milo and Arrowwood Agencies remain open for essential banking only please. Hours 10:00 - 3:00 Monday - Thursday, 10:00 - 3:30 Friday Milo -121 Centre Street TOL 1L0 403-599-3981 Arrowwood - Bay 5, #6 Railway Ave. 403-534-0002 The following is part of Neil Godkins' research. Gleichen Call, 4 March 1915, Page 1, Item Ar00104 Gleichen Royally Entertained 37 Home Volunteers Tuesday and Wednesday, March 2nd and 3rd, are days that will go down in the pages of history when the story of Gleichen is recorded in the years to come - and that very prominently - but now it is just news. When train Number 4 pulled into Gleichen at 17.07 Tuesday afternoon there were 400 on the platform waiting to welcome - perhaps for the last time - 37 of the volunteers from this town and district who have enlisted for the greatest war ever known since the history of the world has been recorded. On the platform were mothers with hearts almost breaking anxiously waiting to embrace and kiss the boy they had watched over since infancy; fathers waiting to grasp the hand of their son bid him welcome home and encourage him while a tear stealing down his cheek told of the inward feelings; wives wearing a smile in the gladness to once more look upon the lad they had given their love and life, "until death do part;" boys and girls looking for daddy and hoping he might now stay at home and romp and play with them; and brothers and sisters glad of one more chance to express their feelings and say kind and loving words, hoping that brother would again return home. As the soldier boys came off the train hundreds of voices united in welcoming them and then all proceeded over town and the citizens vied with each other in giving the boys a welcome home. Shortly after six the ladies of the Red Cross and Relief Corps entertained the soldiers at one of the most sumptuous banquets ever served in Gleichen, which was highly appreciated. After partaking of the good things Mayor Bray in a brief address welcomed the boys home and extended to them the freedom of the town. He was followed by Councillor T. H. Beach and Secretary MacLean, while W. B. Payne as resident of Gleichen for a number of years and a citizen of the United States complimented the soldiers and wished them success in their mission, after which Mr. Jowett made a few remarks. In reply Staff Signaller Bluecome and Sergeant E. Weddle made appropriate speeches and called upon their comrades to give cheers for the ladies of Gleichen which they did in a most hearty manner. Supper over the boys enjoyed themselves in meeting their many friends until the dance started in the Opera House, which seemed to be most thoroughly enjoy as guests of the citizens, and be it said that the citizens showed their readiness to assist in giving the soldiers a good time if one may judge by 90 one dollar bills they passed through the wicket. The people of Gleichen district are proud of their soldier boys and while on their little vacation to visit their hometown for the last time proved themselves to be gentlemen who warrant the confidence all have placed in them. Now let The Call add one thing more, which our warriors were too modest even to mention, and we have it from an authoritative source; that not a single man registering form Gleichen has been discharged for misconduct. Already a number have accepted The Call's offer to send free of charge a copy of this paper to the wives, mothers or sisters of any of the Gleichen men who have enlisted, until they return and will appreciate it if the rest will send in the address to whom they would like to send The Call. H©1' -MEALS IN MINUTES- 01 March 2021 Broccoli Soup or Chicken & Apple Salad Seafood Lasagna Tex-Mex Pasta & Veggies **Shrimp Fried Rice & Veggies Chicken Cacciatore w/Noodles & Veggies **Grilled Chicken w/Potato & Veggies **Sweet & Sour Meatballs w/Rice & Veggies **Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin w/Potato & Veggies 08 March 2021 Veggie Meatbail Soup or Shrimp Salad **Citrus Glazed Chicken w/Noodles &Veggies Sausage & Shrimp Jambalaya w/Veggies **Chicken Stir Fry w/Rice & Veggies **Pork Schnitzel w/Mash Potato & Veggies Turkey Tetrazzini & Veggies **Beef & Bacon Gnocchi Skillet w/Veggies **Beef Chop Suey w/Noodles & Veggies 15 March 2021 Corn & Potato Chowder Soup or Southwestern Salad Shepard's Pie **Beef Chow Mein w/Noodles & Veggies **Ranch Pork Chop w/Mash Potato & Veggies **Mexican Meatballs w/Rice & Veggies **Shrimp Stir Fry w/Noodles & Veggies Pulled Pork w/Roasted Potato & Veggies **Chicken Skewers w/Rice & Veggies 22 March 2021 Hamburger Soup or Waldorf Salad Macaroni & Cheese **Garlic Parm Chicken w/Potato & Veggies **Pepper Steak w/Rice & Veggies **Pork Stir Fry w/Rice Noodles **Pork Marbella w/Mash Potato & Veggies **Garlic Ginger Glazed Sticky Pork w/Noodles & Veggies Chicken Fricassee w/Rice & Veggies 29 March 2021 Asian Shrimp 8i Veggie Soup or Asian Salad **Bayou Chicken Pasta w/Veggies Sausage & Onions w/Mash Potato & Veggies **Greek Beef Skewers w/Rice & Veggies **BBQ Pork Ribs w/Rice & Veggies Beef Stroganoff w/Noodles & Veggies Turkey w/Mash Potato, Gravy & Veggies **Ginger Beef w/Rice & Veggies Prices, questions or to order please call Orlena 587 678 5448 DIY Meal Kits Choose from weekly **menu items. I will shop, wash, chop, prepare, label, and deliver all ingredients to your door with easy-to-follow instructions and in no time you will have a quick healthy fresh meal. Pick 2, 3 or 4 meal kits per week Meal Kit Pricing includes delivery: 2 Servings 2 Meals 503Meals50 3 Meals 70 4 Meals 854Servings2Meals85 4 Servings 2 Meals 70 3 Meals 1004Meals100 4 Meals 120 Heat & Eat Weekly Meal Pricing Includes SOUP OR SALAD & DELIVERY 5 meals [28 oz] & soup/salad 65.00 5 meals [38 oz] & soup/salad 75.00 7 meals [28 oz] & soup/salad 75.00 7 meals [38 oz] & soup/salad 90.00 Customize ALL your meals: Starches: Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Rice, Pasta Noodles, Rice Noodles, Gnocchi, Chow Mein Noodles, Egg Noodles Fresh Vegetables: Broccoli, Carrots, Green Beans, Cauliflower, Zucchini, Brussels Sprouts, Peas, or Frozen Corn Individual Items: Weekly soup IL 8Weeklysalad8 Weekly salad 10 Individual small meals 10eachIndividuallargemeals10 each Individual large meals 12.50 each If you would like Gluten Free, please let me know or have if you have Questions???? [email protected] Meals in Minutes VC Ltd. Telephone: 587 678 5448 [email protected] Big Smoke to Big Sky: Our Move to Milo. Gillian and I arrived in Milo five years ago after 25 years in downtown Toronto. While our friends thought the dramatic change would be overwhelming, from the day we arrived we felt completely at home. Perhaps it helped that we’ve always had ties to the prairies -1 was bom in Edmonton and my family lives in Lethbridge, and one side of Gillian’s family hails from Indian Head Saskatchewan. But what surely helped even more is just how friendly and welcoming everyone here has been. At the time, Gillian was setting up a new business with her partner Jean-Marc, who had moved from Toronto to Calgary with his wife. They had worked together for many years in a downtown photography studio and yearned to go out west and become their own bosses. The result of their shared vision is Studio Lumen (studiolumen.ca), a commercial photography and videography company dedicated to telling the unique stories of their clients, whether a small organic pig farm or a corporate energy giant. Happily, the business has grown to the point where they are now hiring assistants. I’m probably the one you see around town more often because even before the pandemic I was working from home. A former advertising art director, I’m now a full time freelance commercial illustrator (derekevemden.com) and graphic designer (everwhatever.com). I’m also the creator of single panel comic “Bogart Creek” (bogartcreek.com), which has been collected in two books by Canmore’s Renegade Arts Entertainment, and has appeared in various online magazines. On a local level, I had the honour of designing the logos for the Milo Development Co-op, Milo Art Society, and the outdoor signs for the Village Office, and Milo Cafe at The Cottage. Meanwhile Gillian is creating a video for Arrowwood, complete with some striking drone footage of the bison herd in Buffalo Hills, and will soon begin work on a video about the story of the creation of the new Milo Cafe at The Cottage. In recent news, we’ve managed to raise three chickens (“The Golden Girls”) who are finally laying eggs despite the weather. Gillian and I are enthusiastic members of the Milo Art Society, and I’m enjoying roles as Deputy Chair on the Library Board and as a Village Councilor. Talk about putting down roots eh? Thanks to everyone who has made us feel so welcome since day one. - Derek Evernden CREEK HSE Industrial Toyota Canada. Photo by Gillian / Studio Lumen. shoot. Photo by Gillian / Studio Lumen. ARROWWOOD CO-OP LOCALLY INVESTED | COMMUNITY-MINDED | LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS PROVIDING FUEL, LUBRICANTS, AG EQUIPMENT, LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS, HOME & BUILDING SUPPLIES AND TIRES, ARROWWOOD CO-OP IS COMMITTED TO HELP SERVE YOU BETTER. 206 Railway Avenue Main Store 403.534.3800 • Tire Shop 403.534.3804 • Toll Free 1.888.534.3803 Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00, Saturday 8:00 - 4:00 24 HOUR CARDLOCKS - ARROW WOOD, MILO, CARSELAND G.D/s REPAIR => Licensed Automotive Technician =. Friendly, reliable service =» Maintenance and repairs ALL your mechanical needs Call Gerald Deitz 403-599-2354 Or 403-599-2464 So why are you still talking? Hilo library Irtljibeji & Milo Library March2021 i CHINOOK V ARCH REGIONAL LlSHARY SYSTEM This month’s book club read is Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid. This is a grip­ping novel about the whirlwind rise of a world-famous 1970s rock group. Nex

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          The annual publication of the students of G.S. Lakie Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2013-14)pdfI1 42015 - 2016 *■ Fish Philosophy 2 Below: Lost in the com maze Eliza Poettcker, Kelsey Daub and Yumeka Ogita work together to find their way out. Be There Above: Out in the cold Josh LeDahl, Donovan Martinez, Nick Wiebe and Joel Harrison try to keep warm at the Fort Whoop up Christmas celebration. Play Make Their Day Below: Before beginning the Terry Fox run, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Malcom and Mr. Lowe warm up by doing the can-can. Choose Your Attitude v m > Below: In a dash for the cash, Jelena Kish collects as many bills as she can in the fundraiser cash booth! ° arbeque Miss Muirhead presents chuck Above: Starting the year off right Meagan Lea, Trista Magoon, and Emma Westbrook pose for a snapshot on first day of school. Above: Al the grade 6 bl the chuck chicken champion Mya Duncan with her prize! Carter Althouse Rogan Bacon Simon Bain Colten Bourk Cole Bourque Julian Calzuolo Zoe Arvay ~ .... Meg Atwood Tessa Adams Noor Alazzeh Samuel Challenger K;arra Charlton Kai Andrews Suzana Berisa Sydney Bjerke Ava Blaszczak Lorenzo Blood Braedon Bourgoin Brylin Brown Lexie Bullock Erin Cahill Rylie Caldwell vrarreu vansou Taylor Casement Peyton Cervo Landon ChaissonArthur Chilson Riley Condie Josephine Conrad Spencer Conrad Rhyse Cox Ceili Deboer Lily Derbich Avory Desroche Nicole Deys Donavin Dillabough Austin DiPalma Colton Craig Jaydon Creed Thai Creed Garrett Crews Kylie Cronk Above: On Hawaiian day Matthew Petherick, Rogan Bacon, Jaxon Sabas and Rick Patrone pose for a photo as they anxiously wait for their delicious donuts. Carter Cook Keegan Cook Landin Coppieters Wyatt Cordes Kenny Cosman Arley Colorado Claire Council Sydney Currie Jonathan CrowShoe Julia Daminato Jason Daniel Nitesh Darjee Raeven Day ChiefAidan Doyle Josephine Dunn Danielle Eagle Bear Kylie Eagle Bear Character Owen Earl Chloe Earl-Turchyn Tristyn Easthope-Lanz Jenaday Emoff Hannah Enkirch Myles Faassen Abram Fehr Ernie Fehr Berklee Fenz Jazzlee Fenz Dylan Fischer Jakob Flatla Dre Forsyth :son Franz Gus Shmensky Donald Duck! Kacey Francis Mya Duncan Daniel_ Fr_e_e_m__a_n JocelyJ n Froese Kayli Flemings Grace Fletcher Emely Escobar Caire Council- Stitch for sure! Ethan Muirkurk- Mickey Mouse. ri ■ II ; \ % i . ! Jordin Goerz Kaylen Good Rider Olivia Gook Kooper Gore Amaya Graham Owen Graham Freya Gray Elora Green Bree Guenter Ray Han Zach Hansen Gabriel Hartgerink Aidan 1 leggie Hunter Heilman Tanner Hockley Brooke Holloway Tyson Holzwarth Shayaan Hossain Tanner Hurt Ty Indzeoski Kylie Gunness Chiara Gurney Ryann Hagel Harison Isfeld Eva Glenn Gillian Gliege Brock Hendry Sofia Hernandez Yassin Hindawe Ronan Hinds Caden Hobson Corbin Hockley Logan Hockley Turner Jean-Baptiste Denita Kajtazi Zachary Keith Jelena Kish Spence Kitagawa Ayden Knapp Caden Lancaster Alyssa Little Mustche Conner Livingstone Michael Los Kenna Loseth Aidan Low Jasper Lowe Lynnae Lowe Jasper Lyle Cameron MacKenzie Zane Kossuth Raj Karki Amy Lorenz Above: Eva Glenn and Ayden Knapp smile for their first photograph as gators! Cameron Kearl Ismail Khan Ik B IT rJE/Jtjw Tek Nath Kafley Levi Lang Megan Lea Charlee Leacock Teigan Lewis Peyton Kruger 1 r\ Nicholas Martin Byron Martinez Islie Mills Parker Metz Chaela McDonnell Alexander Millward Hudson Mitchell Ki Morgan Jones Natalie Mann Emma Montgomery MM Trista Magoon __________ Georgia McCrady Marissa McCready Above: Olivia Gook and Jocelyn James take a cooperative approach to complete their math assignment. Aidan Mitchell Ethan Meerkerk Katlyn MessingerClayton O'Neill Eli Orr Ryilee Olson Riley O'day Isaac Olsen Nathan Peace Jared Pearson Rylee Pavelka Aries Patterson Isabella Paoletti Aidan Peterson Ethan Peterson Riley Poettcker Brooklyn Ponech Grady Ponech Orlando Pruden Nevaeh Procee Zachary Purkis Jubei Quesnelle Aadi Patel Max Pate Malachai Peigan Bennett Penner Cathrine Peterson-Elliott Matthew Petherick Rick Petrone Jaxon Piche Dawson Pickett Evelynn Pitcher Spencer PitcherJaxon Sabas Jaret Rosentreter Noah Seifridt Rawley Selk Taya Secretan Jacob Sargent Gus Schimanski Kenny Schimpf Peyton Schwindt Jordan Sigurdson Chris Skjodt Michael Serafini Tyana Shouting Ziv Sidocon Kasia Runte Aireana Small Exes Brandon Smith Kami Salmon Sebastian Sanchez Dias Right: Rawley Selk shows off his skills Landin Coppieters wave for the camera i*5'« ' '/'a ' ' Brooke Rollingson Mason 5on ers romBrennan Steele Jahlil Tannis Sasha Thompson Nirmal Timsina Valentina Tobar Zachary Toles Madison Tsui Simi Vaka Alexa Stalker Christian Tetrault Brooke Thibault Cale Strom SimamVaz Bethany Von Burg Reese Walper Parker Walsh Stephano Washikala Bryant Weiss Emma Westbrook Aaron Westlund Corina White Cow Jeslyn Whittingstall Cameron Wilkins Reese Williamson Alena Wilson Cole Wirun Mackenzie Sommerfeldt Keara Vandenbroek Zachary Strong Pawan Subedi Gabby Suggit Kyra Tamke Makenzie StoneLeft: Sprinting to the finish line, Logan Christie, Brody Tailman and Josh Dublanko complete the Terry Fox Run. Above: Lost in the com maze, Wenyu Chen, Mhairi Irwin, Chelsea Umpherville and Cassidy Coolen are determined to find the exit. Above: After completing the com maze, Dawson Dixon, Madison Bronk and Mr. Letasy stand on the tower triumphantly. Carter Allum Ethan Alston ■■■■■■ Ethan Anderson Teagan Anderson Madison Andres Kate Archer Kyla Atkinson Plumb Claire Aubie Karsen Becker Kai Berberich Charlie Block Vanessa Bolin Right: With a final burst of energy Zack Stringer, finishes strong at the cross country zones competition. Jozsef Babits Laszlo Babits Ayden Bach Roshan Bidarian Jared Big Head Trey Blair Abbie Baker Rylen Blasco Josette Bond Kenny Bresson-Adams Mia Brodoway Madison Bronk Abi Brown Karma Buckskin Ethan Burnett Thomas Byrne Colten Campbell Autumn Carter Emily Chartrand Wenyu Chen Lucas Chiew Above: Suited up for Halloween, Spencer Northcott, Jarom Court, and Wesley Larson relax on the risers. Logan Christie Hateya Clark-Eli Kai Coleman Lacey Colford Ella Colquhoun Keoni Comeau-Willms Cassidy Coolen Kayden Cordero Jarom Court Rylee Crawford Anthony Cross Jordan Dampier Kristina Danyk Deshi Darveau-Willms Kelsi Daub Jayden de Kock Kira Dempsey Paris Deon Gabby Dixon Jamie Drew Joshua Dublanko Vincent Dyck Java Eagle Tail FeathersCarter Edwards Aedyn Ellis Brayden Ellis Angelina Ellis-Toddington Shaily Emard Daniel Emery Tony Enns Jorja Evans .1 »■ W ---- - -----— ~’ ’ * " -w Marin Ferguson Trishanna Femihough Jaxon Filipenko Yzzi Forbes Abbey Ford Kaleb Frank Brady Franklin Conner Furukawa Lydia Gangur-Powell Luke Garstad Brett Gibson Carson Ginther Grace Glenn Camryn Goldhawk Belle Good Rider Malorey Grant Jay den Gurney Anders Haapa-aho Aleutia Gray ■■BBBBBB Elise Green Kyran Gromnisky Naziim Gure Linda He Tielie Hagel Benjamin Hall Lilyanne Hansen Hannah Harper Austin Hartwick Hailey Heavy Head Jenna Helm Cole Hemmerhng Ryan Herzberg Teanna Hesjedal Noah Higgins 20 Paige Hutton Alex Huxley Fiona Hyland Mhairi Irwin Shintaro Iwata Brinna Jacobs Jaime Jakovljevic Kaiden Janzen Keinan Jensen Jace Jessen Mitchell Johnson Spencer Johnson Armani Jones Maxenne Jubane Autumn Kabel Sameer Kapoor Aidan Kearney Emily Kearney Jevan Keenan Ailie Keller Reesa Keller "I would start by ' searching for food!"*’ - Ayden Bach "I would find shelter" - Carter Allum "I would definitely try to find food" - Brody Tallman i I "Find a place to stay” - Hayley Smith 1 ' - Maddie Patrick ,June Kim Brett Kitagawa Nate Komelsen Cadence Krueger Blade Kruger Cole Larocque Wesley Larson Tia Lawrence-Cox Dylan Lawson Kristen Lea Kloee LeDahl Camryn Leonard Reagan Leonard Xavier Lewis Mason Loewen Darren Loutit Matt Lozano Reyna MacKay Ryan Madden Liam Maier Celine Man Sierra Many Chief Daniel Marks Reece Marshall Darroch Hunter Martens Peyton McDonald Rose McIntosh Kwynci McLachlan Shaye McTavish Dems Mehmeti Ryan Meroniuk Chayce Mihalicz Emily Miller Mikayla Miller Sierra Milroy Sam Mitton-Neufeld Kennedy Moland Noah Moncrieff Patrick Moore Kiera Morrow Ashley Na ... 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W, ‘1 .74 Kyler Nakama 22 Tristian Navratil Jordan Neis Gabi Netzel Spencer Northcott YumekaOgita Rika Oshima Manraj Pannu Makaila Pocock Eliza Poettcker Joshua Pomahac River Powless Tyler Quinn Shae Rasmussen Joshua Reitzel Alexander Resler Taryn Richard Amy Richardson Raegan Robinson Kristjan Roga Brielle Romeril Saraya Sangha Devyn Sassa Kamryn Sawa Braedon Schacht Ridley Russell Brantley Saar Annika Schmidt Gavan Scott Kaitlyn Secretan Luke Sheridan Jay la Shield Jaxon Shigehiro Aaliyah Shouting Dayton Small Eyes Alex Smith Madeleine Patrick Gabe Penner Claire Peters Kyle Petruk Ira Phillips Keegan Philpot Kyra Pietras 23 Dean Smith Hayley Smith Sootaa Smith Kaiya Sommerfeldt Royer Sopal Meegan Speight Georgia Sprinkle Jordyn Standing Erika Stevens Parker Stonehocker Zack Stringer Silas Strom Rylan Sullivan Sierra Swartzenberger Ethan Trechka Tehya Trekofski Trinity Trockstad Chevon Twigg Chelsea Umphervilie Brandon Van Doom Hailey Van Seters ....................i» ms' L- | '-JI '''** ; Coleman Vandcrloh Justin Waldem Michaela Warren Blake Warrior Mauwa Washikaia Kodi Weasel Head Braede i Webb Aiden Tait Brody Tailman Kin Teramura Anna Theoret Lateisha Thomas Owen Tolley Julia Townley Sarah Weitz Aiden Wensmann Aowyn Whitecow Sydney Whiting Megan Wigley Nimesh Wijesinghe Kaden Wilde 24 Nicholas Wilkins Larissa Wolf Tail Sage Young Emma Zgurski Ji Xin Zhang Jessica Vaz ‘ fBelow: During the Gator Classic Carter Langevin sets the ball for his teammate. Left: Olivia Roest gracefully jumps for her dance photo. Left: Prepared for the truck pull Jaden Tsui and Nic Franz lead their classmates on to the field. Levi Abbott Sam Abi-Farrage Jessica Adams Zeeshan Ahmed Rama Alazzeh Paige Anderberg John Anvik Tyson Aos Shelby Archambeault Fatima Arif Lyrek Arvay Taryn Bach Henry Bain Dallin Baker Abbey Ban- David Basil Jordan Bonnell Bailey Breedon Madeline Blaszczak Above: Damberi Neopaney and Hera Subedi pose for the camera in their traditional clothing. Nichole Billyard Boogie Blackwater Savannah Bodnar Noah Bolokoski Taylor Althouse Nicole Amokwandoh Ashley Anderson Jimmy Anderson-Loonskin Erik Anvik Talia Ashcroft Autumn Atkinson Carter Atwood Sam Brewerton Taya Bennett Carly Babe Evan Caffyn Jada Creighton Fox Emily Church Jared Clarke Conner Cook Marley Danforth Porter Cowan Damian Currie Kaelen Dass Kendra Dawson Ryley Chaiack Jacob Challenger Emma Caldwell Brooke Calladine Ryenne Coppieters Sidney Council Amber Conarroe Hans Conrad Above: Emily Houston and Janaya White pose for the camera while at Fort Whoop Up Ashton Creed Dawson Crooks Bailey Crow Zachary Clarke Brett Clarkson Jeremy Collier Saidey Collition Tayson Cook Tristan Day Chirf Ryley Dejager Dewuni DeSilva Karley Dillabough Ellery CampbellThora Eyjolfson Sara Fehr Donna Hadford Carter Flexhaug Brodie Forsyth Jada Ferreira Austen Franz Hannah Gaucher Alex Gay Masyn Gentek Sienna Gjerlaug Kiah Godfrey Aaliyah Gouw Antonio Grancich Paris Guenter Ryanna Gure Jarem Earl Lauren Drenth August Eagle Plume Jumee Eagle Plume Madhan Ghimire Sydney Giesbrecht Nicholas Franz Andrew Galloway "Hugh Jackman because I like all the movies he is in." Donovan Martinez Randel Ferguson Jaxon Fernandes Samson Gowland Tanner Graham Jackson Laurie S"It would have to be Odell Beckham Junior, he was the one that inspired me Eve Kendrick MH® 4SbS Vyktoria Epp Ryan Reynolds because of his humor and the movie Dead Pool." Kaela Femihough Carter Langevin ; jJhJI "It would definitely be b B Kendall Jenner, If I Could Selfie With Any • «-—■ Celebrity It Would Be ... " I would have to pick Ellen Degenres because she is really cool.” 32Donna Hadford Georgia Hale Maitlyn Hales Payton Hanna Hayden Hanson Sierra Harms Mason Harris Joel Harrison Gray Hatfield Kaeden Hatfield-Stanley Estefani Hawkins Brodie Hetu Connor Hilland Emily Houston Shyanne Howe-Chambers Zipporah Jensen Joshua Hrycuik Emily Humphery Salix Hurkett Caden Janot SSydney Jensen Ella keith Eve Kendricik Jaxson Kopp Yvonne Kot Taryn Kryzanowski Alina Kuk Jordan Kurtz Bravton Lancaster Madison Lane Carter Johnson Rylan Johnston Adam Kennedy Jesse Kennedy Riley Kindt 33 Lane Healy Kaycee Jones Ellie Jurgens Madhav Kafley Chase Kelher Treece Kitagawa Alicia Knife Carter Langevin Nate Lapointe Jackson Laurie Hunter Lea Joshua LeDahl Kyle Lee Micah Lindley Caleb Loewen Jackson Lowe Hailey Maass Dayton MacKay Hailey MacLennan Louise MacPherson Ian Maier Rejoice Makiwa iLS, ’ . -'C. ■ : S':., .’SiL . 'JJE ■ S . Sdt Above: Pay ton Hanna and Maitlyn Hales pose for the camera before heading to Fort Whoop Up. Thoran Malitowski Jeannie Mandin Anna Manville Donovan Martinez Harrison Maxwell Daniel May Savannah May 'z i--, r s 1. fi ....—JLA. Madisin Mazutinec Garrett McAlister Tabetha McConnell Gabrielle McCready Murray McFadyen Jayden McNiven Tanner McTavish Tristan Meadows Carli Meerkerk Owen Meyer Emily Mierau Amy Miller Tyler Moch-Krampl Gabriel Montgomery MaKenzie Moore Breanna More Drake Murphy Jessica Mustard Alina Northcott Caleb Northcott Ty Oliver Chanelle Olsen Zach Olsen Loreal Oresanya Talmage Orr Boden Oster Christopher Pack Chloe Palsky Austin Pasemko Mason Pearce Cheyenna Penrod Olivia Piche Jenna Pietras Ayden Pitcher Spencer Pitcher Kieran Plain Eagl< Greyhant Plettell Hannah Pooley Kaden Pratt Luke Preddy Abigail Reimer Samuel Remesz Mackenzie Rislinc Justis Robinson Kiarra Robinson Right: Daniel May uses a belt sander to give his project a smooth edge. Abigail Nelson McKinlee Nelson Damberi Neopaney Morgan O'Brien Zachary Robinson Olivia Roest Jared Rollingson Joe Rood Paige Rosentreter Matthew Ryabov Rori Ryan Shaelyn Sauter Dominick Saxon Rylie Seaman Alexa Segouin Hadley Selk Zoey Sera Trista Shade Tristan Shepherd Billy Shipman Salvijus Slamas Cole Smith Gavin Smith Lukas Smith Mark Smith Carinya Sopal Nena Sproule Zac Stalker Ethan Steele Hera Subedi Elizabeth Sparrow-Clarke Cody Sparvier Cyrus Shuttleworth Aidan Sigurdson Brendan Stewart Samantha Steynen Joseph Storey Rebekah Slomp Brock Smith Chelsey Salmon Cale Sanders Owen Sandford Jordan Sanguez Matthew Sargent Brenden Sarmiento Max Sassa Manoj Subedi Rhyannon Suggitt Alexandra Symons Asha Tannis Kendra Taylor Amelia Teierle Brandon Thibault Nirmala Timsina Sandesh Timsina Ben Townley Alexandra Trockstad Jaden Tsui SukhvirTut Kalen Twedt Annabelle Usman Mark Uwazny Takeo Uyesugi Karson Valgardson Isaiah Vallecillo Blake Van Cleave Loma Vanderloh Savannah Vanee Taylor Vanee Teagan Viney Mekiah Vollmin Briell Von Burg Olivia Westwood Ty Wevers Janaya White Nicholas Wiebe Sydney Wiersma Sarah Wilkinson Decklan Williams Abigail Wilson Marisa Wis mowski Eryka Woods Michelle Wu Matthew Wytrykusz Reese Zagiel Lindsay Zarowny Lori Adamson Stephen Bore Brenda Anderberg Sheldon Arvay Jodi Babki Craig Dejong Sean Desrochers Gina Dudas Fay Coleby Brittany Becking Deana Dynolt Sean Erlendson Cathy Fischbuch Brandon Fletcher Darlene Galicia Pamela Gamer Terry Hagel Lara Hall Jeni Halowski Douglas James Brittany Booth Susan Keller Dawn King-Hunter Rod Komelsen Ben Kubik Brian Lally Jared Degroot Carey Findlay Steve Keenan Sharon Legge 42 Kristi Legge Ryan Letasy Frank Lowe Christine Maddaford John Malcolm McmillanWilkowich Kara McFaddin Lisa McGee Shauna Milligan Laura Muirhead Tavis Newman Amanda Oliver Dean Pickering Don Ponech Dan Pulfer Peter Rajcic Jennifer Robinson Taryn Rodzinyak Kristine Savage Danielle Schmold Don Shade Natasha Smiljanec Gord Smith Sophia Teneda Sherri Thompson Andy Tyslau Vanessa Valgardson Melanie Wasylenko Geoff Weatherall Courtney Wehlage Joseph Wright 43 Right: For their dance show photo pose students blast each other with powder. Below: During the grade ’seven com maze trip. Carter Allum and Josh Dublanko pet the farm > animals. Above: Soaring through the air Brendan Sarmiento strikes a pose for the camera. 44 Left: On the First day of school Ethan Meerkerk searches for his class. Above: At the grade^ix | barbecue Zach Toles gels read}' to chuck the chickci Below: During the grade 8 Ninja Warrior Challenge the 8D adviser class pulls a truck across the field. First Day Right: Rylie Caldwell smiles as she opens her Lakie lock for the first time. Below: Excited to get started Aiden Bach and her friend smile for the camera. Right: Reunited after summer holidays Jessica Adams and Olivia Piche are ready to take on the new year. Above: On their way home,Gavin Scott, Jaxon Sabas, Connor Holthe. ride the bus for the first time. 46 Left: It is the first bus ride of the year and Ethan Burnett can't wait! Above: Falling into each other's arms students reunite for an exciting first day. Below: Tane Wood waits in anticipation to find out who his new teachers will be. Above: About to head in for his first day of grade 8 Madhav Kafley smiles for the camera. Above: Charlee Leacock sits in anticipation for her grade six year to begin. ..■life- Above: Left to right from the back Antonio Grancich,Ty Wevers, Levi Abbott, Karson Valgardson, Carter Johnson, Gabe Montgomery, Taylor Vanee, Jared Rollingson, Carter Atwood, Coach Ryan Letasy, TY Oliver, Mason Harris, Blake Van Cleave, Carter Langevin, Brenden Sarmiento, Kaelen Dass, Chase Kehler. Missing: coach Chris Drake and coach Jason Valgardson. Below: Left to right from the back coach Deana Dypolt, coach Brittany Becking, Teagan Viney, Lindsay Zarowny, Olivia Roest, Shyanne Howe-Chambers, Ashley Na, Sierra Harms, Miranda MacKenzie, Amanda Hurtubise, Hadley Selk, Taryn Bach, Kwynci McLachlan, Brinna Jacobs, Grace Glen, ChelseM Salmon. 48 Below: Carter Johnson looks at the ball as he passes to Blake Van Cleave for a three point shot. Above: Carter Langevin forces number fourteen from Stirling out of bounds. Below: Kneeling down Olivia Roest and Hadley Selk anxiously wait to enter the game. Above: Kwynci Mclachan receives' a pass from Sierra Harms as she scores a layup. 49 Back row: Coach Terry Hagel, Shyanne Howe-Chambers, Sierra Swartzenberger, Tielie Hagel, Olivia Roest, Lindsay Zarowny, Paige Rosentreter, Shaelyn Sauter, Coach Jennessa Elliot, Coach Laura Muirhead. Front row: Kiarra Robinson, Sierra Harms, Emily Mierau, Carly Babe, Taryn Bach, Ayden Bach. Back row: Adam Kennedy, Cole Hemmerling, Ty Weavers, Matthew Sargent, Jayden Gurney, Jarom Court Nate Komeison, Coach Rod Komelson. Front row: Josh Hrycuik, Ryley Chaiack, Blake Van Cleave. Conner Cook, Ian Maier, Carter Langevin. 50 Above: In ready position Emily Mierau passes the ball to her teammate. ............... "WWWWB Above: Award winners Olivia Roest, Ryley Chaiack, Taryn Bach, Matthew Sargent, Carly Babe, Ty Wevers, and Lindsay z’arowny proudly display their awards. Right: Taryn Bach sets the ball for her . teammate during j the Gator Classic.Top Row: Carter Langevin, Brenden Stewart, Adam Kennedy, Ty Weavers, Levi Abbott. Masyn Gentek, Teagan Viney, Georgia Hale. Bottom Row: Thoran Malitowski, Luke Preddy, Shyanne Howe- Chambers, Taryn Bach, Takeo Uyesugi, Blake Van Cleave. Top Row: Lennae Lowe, Ryann Hagel, Carter Cook, Rhyse Cox, Jacob Sargent, Isabelle Paoletti, Isaac Olsen, Simon Bain. Bottom Row: Eva Glenn, Ayden Krapp, Brooke Robinson, Colton Craig, Megan Lea, Cole Wirun, Zach Rajic. Top Row: Rika Oshima, Eliza Poettcker. I ieile Hagel, Jayden Gume Sydney Whiting, Jarom Court, Mikayla Miller. Bottom Row: Nate Kornelson, Ayden Bfach.*Kamryn Sawa, Brinna Jacobs, Jaxon Filipenko, Karsen Becker, Logan Christie, Jace Jessen. 53 G Club Basketball Jayla Shield sets up Emily Miller for a perfect spike! The E club boys send the ball ^^MEM|M|r soaring during an intense-game! f E Club Boys Volleyball Team G Club Badminton Girls E Club Basketball Back Row: Coach Susan Keller, Yizzi Forbes, Marlin Ferguson, Brett Kitagawa, Eliza Poetterker, Brooke Rollingson, Abbie Baker, Coach Gina Dudas. Front Row: Rcesa Keller Ailie Keller, Sydney Whiting, Eva Glen, Mcg Atwood, Kaitlyn Secretan. ys E Club Basketball ck Row: Jarom Court. Ty Nielsen, Jayden Gurney, Hunter Martens, achPaul Bohnert. ddle row: Eli Orr, Liam Maier, Ryan Meraniuk, Zack Rajcic, Logan ®tie, Simi Vaka, Isaac Olsen. ht row: Aiden Doyle, Jace Jessen Missing: Shaye McTavish, Jaxon ipenko. Girls E Club Volleyball Back Row: Brett Kitagawa, Jayla Shield, Emma Zgurski, Emily Miller, Abbie Baker, Grace Glenn. Front Row: Brinna Jacobs, Mikayla Miller Kamryn Sawa, Kwynci McLachlan, Ryann Hageli, Brooke Robinson. Stephano Washikala Julia Daminato Noah Sowell Grade 6 and 7 Fusion Dance Class Georgia McCrady Grade 8 Hip Hop Dance Class Grace Fletcher Grade 8 Fusion Dance Class y Jaxon Fernandes Right: Levi Abbott, Abbey Ford Jackson Laurie. 59 90% or Above Grade 6 Options Girls PE 6 - Candace Kurger Girls PE 7 - Hadley Selk Boys PE 6 - Jaren Court Boys PE 7 - Porter Cowan Shop 6 - Trishanna Fernihough Shop 7 - Ben Townley, Taylor Vanee, Jackson Lowe Guitar 6 - Ashley Na Guitar 7 - Matthew Sargent Band 6 - Abbie Baker Band 7 - Henry Bain Rock and Pop 7 - Jaxon Kopp Recording 7 - Mark Smith Drama 6 - Ethan Hunt Drama 7 - Georgia Hale Choral 6 - Lydia Ganger-Powell Madeleine Patrick Choral 7 - Taya Bennett, Taryn Kryzanowski Musical Theatre 7 - Olivia Westwood* Art 6 - Kate Archer • Art 7 Drawing - Rejoice Makiwa Art 7 Colour - Paige R^sentreter French 6 - Roshan Bidarian, Syndrw Whiting French 7 - Paige Rosentrerer Digital Media 6 - Parker Stonehocker Digital Media 7 - Murray McFadyen Computers 7 - Geogia Hale, Rejoice Makiwa Foods 6 - Rika Oshima Sewing 6 - Jayla Shield * Food 7 - Ty We vers Costume 7 - Olivia Roest Dance 6 - Camryn Goldhawk, Abbey Ford Hip Hop & Break Dancing 6 - Jackson Filipenko Dance 7 - Olivia Westwood Hip Hop & Break Dancing - Spencer Pitcher Levi Abbott Carly Babe Henery Bain David Basil Taya Bennett- Emily Church Tayson Cook Dewuni Desilva Jarem Earl Nic Franz Sydney Giesbrec

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          The annual publication of the students of Hamilton Junior High, Lethbridge, Alberta. (2015-16)pdf3 Arora Palki Atkinson Paige Auer Christina Bailey Shane Basham Cailey Bengry Kate Bennett Kaleigh Bland Mackae Borix Brett Bourne Anthony Bradshaw Sarah Brooks Mackenzie Brovoid Falon Brown David Brown Tyler Bryant Jayce Campbell Ryan Campbell Tyler Capewell Jason Carlson Brittany Carriere Mackenzie Cassidy Sean Castellano Garet Chesher Ryan Clements Lacey Alcorn Kendall Alfano Nathan Ali Karim Ali Rahim Anderson Lindsay Q: W ow do you earn your cash? “Gas jockey and a lumber Stocker” Adam Hoof “I groom dogs for dog shows” Nyssa Hjelm “A waitress at a golf course restaurant” Christina Huff “Ref pre novice and atom hockey.” Greg Lait “Bargain shop employee” Sam Simkins “Ump little leage Baseball ” Jason Capewell “I scan photos into a computer for my dad’s business” Cheryl Oates “My mother pays me one penny for every pine cone I pick up off our lawn” Paige Atkinson A: “I work at a feed lot with my dad processing cattle and pen riding” Amanda Wittevrongel “Ski lift operator at Pass Powder Keg and wash golf carts at a golf course” Bob Strandquist “Work at U of L sports camp for 6-12 year old kids” Marc Gedrasik Collins Shanna Comeau Dustin Cook Nicole Cooke Elliot Critchley Jennifer Degenhardt Chase Depta Nolan Dorey Landon Dubasov Marshall Duffy Krystle Duncan Christy Duncan Jordan Dyck Allan Edwards Justin Elford Nikki Elias-Watson Bryde Elliott Alyssa Epp Krista Fehr Ben Ferguson Brett 5 Fulkerth Brandon Gabriel Joshua Gedrasik Marc Gerlinsky Carling Gibson Adam Gill Alanna Gott Jon Graham Logan Griffiths Brittany Griffiths Kirsten Grohn Matt Hall Chance Hamabata Tyson Hansen Sarah Hart Brittany Hembrow Lara Henderson Jordan Hirsche Michael Hjelm Nyssa Hoof Adam Huff Christina Hust Jeffrey Innis Lynn-Marie IronShirt Curtis Klinkhammer Robert Fiedler Mathew Fifield Matt Fleming Sarah Fowler Kyle French Alaya Kostek Riley Kotkas Joel Kropf Ambre Kveder Grant LaFournie Allison Lait Greg Lastiwka Adam Le Belinda Le Charles Lee Keith LittleMoustache Bryce Liu Lily Livingstone Patricia Lomanski Chris Low Mark 7 McMullin Anne McNab Shana McSween Erin Miller Ashlee Miller Janelie Milne Laura Mirzaagha Jinous Mitchell Teresa Moffatt Laura Monks Christopher Morrison Stephen Mueller Scott Nelless Natasha Nelson-Fitzpatrick Rebecca Neufeld Jordan Lowry Melissa Lux Paul Magus Marisa McLeod Travis McMonagle Scott Nickel Sandi Nunweiler Amber Oates Cheryl Oates Tamara Oliver Cynthia Olson Colin Olson Michelle Osberg Kristopher Parkinson Emma Parsons Colin Perry Jaimie Peterson Casey Peterson Christopher Peto Brittany Pohl Matthew Porter Derek Raine Angela Reeves Robert Riewe Ty Rosner Adam Ross Bryan Sailer Devon Schaalje Amber Schuwer Paul 9 Sherwood Pamela Simpkins Samuel Sinclair Merrick Smith Dustin Smith Geoffrey Smith Maya Southgate Matthew Spurrill Devin Strandquist Bobby Sudar Tamara Scott April Scott Blue Semchuk Stephanie Shapiro Alexa Shellenberg Tyler Switzer Shane Thielen Kendra Tonks Joanna Torbiak Jordan Townsend Cole Trofimenkoff Jonathan Tso Darren Ully Jordan Vedres Joseph Wakelin Wesley Ward Alicia Wardale Todd Wehrwein Lindsay Wittevrongel Amanda Wolsey Steven Wood Jamie Zahir Sharmeen 11 Areshenko Katie Barrantes Halley Bell Sydney Blackman Alex Blow Jessica Bodnaruk Kalie Bohnert Aaron Bukvic Srdjan Callin Marie Campbell Anastasia Caswell Steven Chatterton Cheri Chisholm Daniel Chodyka Melissa Close Alexandria Coolidge Michael Cooper-Smith Eric Crosthwaite Jayne Cseke Rennie Davis Reggie DeGroot Chelsey Demory Chelsy Doak Darren Dobra Barrett Dondale Raddy Alcorn Alisha Allen Derek Anderson Michelle Andreachuk Drew Andrews Michelle Q: Pickup lines that work? A: “Excuse me I lost my phone number, can I have yours.” -Tanner Hegland A: “Hey, how you doin’?” -Reggie Davis A: “If I were to re-arrange the alphabet, I’d put U and I together. -Dwayne Gabriel A: ’’You must be tired....because you’ve been running through my mind all day. -Nichi Savidant A: “Did it hurt?...When you fell from heaven?” -Shannon Rea A: “Are you a thief?....because you have stolen my heart. “ -Anonymous A: “Have I met you before?” -Kerry Many Grey Horses A: “Can I buy you a drink?” -Anonymous A: “Someone call the cops because it’s illegal to look that good.” -Kristen Skura A: “Do you like Campell’s soup? Because you are mmm... good!” -Melissa Chodyka Douglas Sarah Droessler Mark Dueck Jordan Eakett Rachel Elhatton Chelsey Elliott Amy Ennis Colin Erais Bari Featherstone Danielle Firth Joshua Foster Jeffrey Friesen Avery Fuller Darren Gabriel Dwayne Geiger Keenan Gerard Darylee Goerz Daniel Golding Dexter Guignard Chanda Hall Cody 15 Harper Krista Harrison Bobby Hart Ryan Haughian Kelsie Hegland Tanner Hendry Janessa Hewko Bryn Hirano Graham Hood Matthew Hughes Paige Hunt Andrew Insley Clinton Jockims Kristopher Johnson Whitney Johnston Bryce Joosten Melvin Kaiser Jessica Kalegaric Jennifer Keenan Kory Keenan Samantha Kemash Stephanie Kingcott Albert Hanna Jacilyn Harper Kelsey Kingcott Amber Kirkham Richard Kirkvoid Jeffrey Klassen Kelsey Koegler Nathan Kropf Shay Larson Ryan Layng Tyler Layton Brandon Le Katherine LeMoine Jason Lindskog Amy Loitz Nicole Lome Justin Lowe Ryan Lyon-Challis Joi Malmberg Scott ManyGreyHorses Kerry Mark Jaime Marten Skye Mason Christina Matkin Brendan Mattson Kyle May Jenna 17 Morales Kevin Murphy Shea Murray Matthew Nagy Joey Nast Scott Nelson Kaelee Niessen Krystal Ogden Chantelle Olson Jarrod Olson Michael McIntosh Mark McIntyre Kimberley Miller Tyler Mirkovich Kayla Moore Melissa Turn down lines: These are the lines you can use to turn down some of the most impressive pickup lines. 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A: You want to know my -Halley Barrantes number? 1 -800-NOT INTERESTED A: Sorry, I don’t date -Paige Hughes outside my species. -Jenna Phillips A. what are you talking about? -Kalie Bodnaruk A: Your not my type. -Josh Firth Ong Ruben Park Andrew Paterson Lindsay Patzer Ashley Payne Kaila Phillips Jenna Pickering Jason Rea Shannon Riley Bradley Robbins Rebecca Robinson Mark Rohovie Spencer Rosner Paige Sailer Danielle Sailer Taryn Savidant Nichole Schlereth Christopher Seely Arianne Seely Lynnae Seiller Christopher Shanks Matt Shaw Corey Sheen Everett Sheets Nola Skura Kristen Smith Colton Smith Ginnie Standar Nicole Steed Adam Steed Ashley 19 Stender Kayla Stephen Kelly Stevenson Tianna Storm Tyson Tait Danielle Tang Vivian Tang Yvonne Torgunrud TJ Toth Branden Toth Stephanie Tulloch Corey Widdop William Wight Taylor Wikdahl Jesse 21 Wolsey Brian Yamagishi Kendall Zook Kaeley Andrews-Walters Cari-Jo Arnold Jeffry Basham Callen Batty Daryl Beckley Michael Bermack Ariel Best Melissa Bigford Jesse Blackman Kevin Blackshaw Alix Bland Brittanie Bowen Randall Bowman Michael Brandley Jaylyn Bray Kyle Brown Kasandra Alam Munima Amundrud Nicole Anderson Charlene Anderson Keiran Anderson Megan Brown Michael Burland Michael Byam Nikki Campbell Jason Cassidy David Cattapan Alex Chescher Ryan ChiefCalf Joshua Clarke Amy Coolidge Stephanie Corbett Ryan Corbett Stacey Coward Cody Critchley Sarah CrowChief Cecilia 25 Dobing Selina Dorey Talena Dyke Brittany Ebsworth Bronwen Ecklund Terry Ehlert Nicole Elliot Lucas Erais Sydney Erickson Andrew Evans Cameron Dastmalchian Nikisa DeBoer Emily Degenhardt Carlee Derksen Kyle Doak Rheanne What's Coo! 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She recevied the award at a spe­cial dinner in Oc­tober. that enable the healthy growth and development of students. Research indicates that those who develop knowledge, skills, and positive attitides towards physical activity in their youth go on to live healthier, more active lives as adults. Hamilton received this award in a short ceremony on Friday, September 29th. CAHPER.D Banner Hamilton Junior High school is once again the proud winner of the National Platinum QDPE School Recognition Award for Association Physical Recreation the Canadian for Health, Education, and Dance (CAPHERD). The Award is given yearly to schools providing quality daily physical education programs of more than 150 minutes of physical education per student, per week. Hamilton Junior High is one of only 565 Canadian schools to receive this prestigious award. Less than 4% of Canadian schools qualify for the QDPE Award each year. Winning this national award is a significant achievement for our school. Schools achieving this level are the only ones providing physical education programs / Brown, Janice (french & social studies) Bucyk, Ken (language arts) By am, Barry (science) Campbell, Allan (classroom assistant) Canadine, Garry (math, CTS/computer) Clear, Brenda (head caretaker) Cvetko, John (social, special ed.) Dueck, Rod (phys. ed., social studies, math) Flaman, Keith (social, counselling) Gibson, Lynn (math, art, CTS/home ec. cooking) Goerz, Christina (classroom assistant) Hall, Wendy (CTS/home ec. cooking) Hammond, Linda (science) Heavyshields,John (Blackfoot Language) Hewko, Diane (art) Hogan, Melanie (secretary) Hope, Jody (child &youth care worker) Hudson, Karen (music, CTS/home ec sewing) James, Doug (principal, pliys. ed.) Kerr, James (assistant principal, pliys. ed.) King-Brown, Rob (language arts) Kuz, JoAnne (student intern-phys. ed.) Lowe, Frank (science, phys. ed) Lumley, Jean (classroom assistant/core support) McGeorge, Duncan (language arts, art) McKenzie, Linda (math, CTS/home ec. sewing) Metz, Melissa (student intern-phys. ed., special ed.) Payne, Angela (counsellor) Peterson, Dee (gr. 7 transition class,CTS/computer) Pickering, Dean (caretaker) Pozzi, Art (CTS/shop) Rajcic, Peter (phys. ed.) Rollingson, Danielle (student intern-science) Rowntree, Brenda (special ed., math) Sanderson, Leanne (classroom assistant) Sandusky, Eldon (CTS/shop) Schiffo, Renae (student intern-language) Scotland, Renee (ALERT officer/city police force) Shanks, Lana (phys. ed.) Smith, Shawna (student intern-music) Stuckey, Loy (head secretary) Sutherland, Karen (drama, art) Thaxter, JoAnne (assistant principal, social studies) Tiede, Rebecca (classroom assistant) Young, David (classroom assistant/core support) 35 36 1999-2000 1 he Annual 11J11 a » t\t* » . Academic Awards Night tlnnnnrs Drnn t Dis tinstir>n front: Sharmeen Zahir, Krista Epp, Jordan Torbiak back: Paige Atkinson, Amber Schaalje, Lily Liu Inn nn rs Dis tin ntinn front: Joel Kotkas, Jordan Henderson, Robert Reeves, Tyler Brown, Angela Raine middle: Belinda Le, Laura Moffatt, Tamara Sudar, Carling Gerlinsky, Rebecca Nelson-Fitzpatrick back: Kaleigh Bennett, Erin McSween, MacKenzie Carriere, Alanna Gill, Emma Parkinson, Laura Milne, Anne McMullin / front: Charles Le, Tyler Riewe, Darren Tso back: Cheryl Oates, Maya Smith, Amber Nunweiler, Teresa<Mitchell missing: Lindsay Wehrwein front: middle: back: Talor Wight, Bari Erais, Kimberley McIntyre, Adam Steed, Drew Andreachuk, Keenan Geiger, Nola Sheets Michelle Andrews, Lynnae Seely, Stephanie Toth, Brian Wolsey, Bryn Hewko, Derek Allen Krista Harper, Melissa Chodyka, Cheri Chatterton, Alexandria Close, Joi Lyon-Challis, Stephanie Kemash, Cyrena Quinn ■III | back: front: middle: Front: Katherine Le, Tianna Stevenson, Kendall Yamagishi Back: Nicole Loitz, Mark Droessler, Andrew Park 7* Distinction Scott Malmberg, Jaime Mark, Kelsie Haughian Bradley Riley, Amy Lindskog, Jennifer Kalegaric, Everett Sheen, Taryn Sailer, Michelle Anderson, Michael Coolidge, Kayla Mirkovich, Samantha Keenan, Katie Areshenko, Danielle Tait, Raddy Dondale, Danielle Sailer Science: Muth: Health: Phys. Ed. Band: Choir: French: Drjmj: Computer: Art: grade 7 Subject Awards Social Studies: Kendall Yamagishi Language Arts: Kendall Yamagishi Mark Droessler Scott Malmberg, Andrew Park, Yvonne Tang Amy Lindskog, Bradley Riley, Kelsie Haughian, Brian Wolsey Jaime Mark, Kendall Yamagishi, Cyrena Quinn, Cody Hall, Everett Sheen Brendan Matkin Kelsie Haughian (sewing), Scott Malmberg (sewing), Stephanie Kemash (cooking) Danielle Tait, Bryce Johnston Katie Areshenko, Lynnae Seely Katherine Le, Tianna Stevenson Dexter Golding, Kayla Mirkovich Brian Wolsey, Katherine Le Taylor Wight, Matt Murray, Nola Sheets Ind. Arts Home Ec. grade 8 Subject Awards Social Studies: Jordan Henderson Language Arts: Paige Atkinson, Jordan Torbiak Science: Math: Health: Phys. Ed. Ind. Arts Home Ec. Band: Choir: French: Drama: Computer: Art: Lily Liu, Paige Atkinson Lily Liu, Paige Atkinson, Laura Milne, Krista Epp, Anne McMullin Paige Atkinson, Janelle Miller, Joel Kotkas Robert Reeves Amber Schaalje (sewing), Krista Epp (cooking) Jordan Henderson, Joel Kotkas Emma Parkinson Paige Atkinson Stephen Wolsey, Bryde Elias-Watson Lily Liu, Charles Le, Adam Lastiwka, Jordan Torbiak Angela Raine, MacKenzie Brooks, Colin Parsons 39 40 • Blair Witch 2 • House on Haunted Hill • Urban Legend - Finalcut • Sleepy Hollow • Scream 3 • Lost Souls • Hollow Man • Bone Collector •What Lies Beneath • Lake Placid • Final Destination • OTHER: • Stir of Echos __________________ • The Cell __________________ •The Excorcist 41 Many students at HJH participate in extreme sports. You may ask, “what is an extreme sport?” An extreme sport is one that involves more risk or injury than average sports. It is an adrenaline pumping activity. One of the more popular extreme sports at HJH is Skate Boarding. There are others such as snow boarding, mountain biking, wake boarding, and BMX’ing. Josh Gabrial is an extreme skate boarder. He skates at the new Lethbridge Skate Park on the north side of town. He also likes the area downtown around the Centre Place Mall. He looks for steps, small walls, ledges and hand railings to challenge his abilities. Most skaters spend as much time as they can practicing their sport... some up to 3 hours a day. At the first of the year Adam Lastiwka and some fellow skaters when to the School Board Office with a proposal for the HJH Skateboarders. They wanted a place to do what they do! They skate at lunch hours but had been kicked off every place they had tried to skate that was near the school. They proposed that theHJH skaters be allowed to use the area that leads up to the school board office parking lot just south of the school. They knew it was an acces road to the board office parking lot and they didn’t want to bother the board office employees. So they put together a list of rules and requests to make the area safe for skateboarding while not bothering people who needed acces to the building. The superidentent, Mr. M. Clewes accepted their proposal and now the HJH skaters have a place to practice their sport near the school. 44 X-Clountry W>nners Senior Boys 1. Joel Kotkas 9:44 2. Adam Hoof 10:21 3. Paul Schuwer 10:22 Junior Boys 1. Reggie Davis 10:27 2. Mark Robinson 10:53 3. Kory Keenen 10:54 Midget Boys 1. Tyler Pollack 9:10 2. Dexter Hamilton 9:13 3. Rylan Pushor 9:49 Senior Girls 1. Janelle Miller 9:16 2. Cheryl Oates 12:15 3. Melissa Lowry 12:17 Junior Girls 1. Ashley Patzer 12:16 2. Erika Lonseth 12:20 3. Kerry Many Grey Horses 12:21 Midget Girls 1. Kim Schellenberg 10:24 2. Ashley McDonald 10:27 3. Skye Murphy 10:52 45 front: Mr. Myndio (coach), Reggie Davis, Brett Ferguson, Tyler Miller, Riley Kostek, Cody Hall back: Ryan Young (coach), Joel Kotkas, Brian Wolsey, Rob Klinkhammer, Paul Schewerk, Devon Sailer front: Janelle Miller, Bari Erais, Lindsay Paterson, Jaime Mark, Kelsie Haughian back: Jamie Bach (coach), Casey Peterson, Lynnae Seely, Paige Atkinson, Melissa Lowry, Sarah Bradshaw, Allana Gill, Ms. Rollingson (coach) 46 front: Christina Kaye, Rheanne Doak, Yvonne Tang, Vivian Tang, Charlene Anderson back: Mr. James (coach), Nicole Ehlert, Jaci Hanna, Nikki Byam, Stephanie Toth, Rennie Cseke, Kendra Ohama, Taryn Ruff, Kim Schellenberg, Mrs. Rowntree (coach) front: Taylor Wight, Greg Olsen, Matt Roberts, Dallas Noade, Shay Kropf, Alex Cattapan back: M. Metz (coach), Adam Steed, Drew Andreachuk, Scott Malmberg, Drew Pitcher, Aaron Bohnert, William Govenlock, Mr. Rajic (coach) 47 Every school must raise money these days but how many students have the opportunity to win a vehicle by helping out? Paige Atkinson (grade 9) won herself a GMC Jimmy for her efforts in the bi-annual HJH fund raiser. Bridge City Chrysler donated the used sport utility vehicle to Hamilton for the event. Students participating in the fund raiser found sponsors before they took an exam. Students then collected a net amount from their sponsors or an amount per question they correctly answered on the exam.This was a more creative and fun way of raising money than selling chocolates or candles. HJH had some great sponsors so we had some great prizes.The top fundraiser was allowed to pick for first prize and every consecutive finisher picked next. Among the prizes was a round-trip for four to Edmonton courtesy of Integra Air. Coca-Cola, meanwhile, donated money to the school to help pay for basketball uniforms and glass backboards. Cathy Frache (grade 7), was the top fund raiser with a total of 406.above:JulieXu...Singmeasong.right:SidEraischowin’downonsomerice.48—left:DerekPorterandMr.Kerrarethetoiletpaperprinces.49above:Allthebubblegumhatingteachersthrowitouttoallthebubblegumlovingstudents.left:Ms.Rollingsontryingtosurvivethesurvivorassembly.left:HowmuchmoneywillDavidPotvinwinatthedartboard?below:Frogsanyone?Mr.LoweandBobStrandquisteatingtotheirheartsdelight.andthe■winnersare...abovetop:OurtotalprofitfromtheMilleniumFundraiser.above:Mrs.Hammond,Ms.Richardson,andMr.Kerrhanding406. above: Julie Xu... Sing me a song. right: Sid Erais chowin’ down on some rice. 48 — left: Derek Porter and Mr. Kerr are the toilet paper princes. 49 above: All the bubble gum hating teachers throw it out to all the bubble gum loving students. left: Ms. Rollingson trying to survive the survivor assembly. left: How much money will David Potvin win at the dart board? below: Frogs anyone? Mr. Lowe and Bob Strandquist eating to their hearts delight. and the ■ winnersare. . . above top: Our total profit from the Millenium Fundraiser. above : Mrs. Hammond, Ms. Richardson, and Mr. Kerr handing 20 bills out to anyone they pick. top right: Mr. Kerr getting a nose full because we raised $20,000. He volunteered to have his gotee shaved off if we raised over twenty thousand dollars. right: Kaleigh Bennett volunteering to get toilet papered. bottom right : Lisa Nast, Who will get the next prize? 50 left: Bryde Elias- Watson and Teresa

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            An archive of the Milo Canopener.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Archives at Milo Library to digitize and display this content.Milo Can Opener Canada Post Agmt. # 40607518 Box 12, Milo, AB T0L1L0 November 2018 Edition No. 342 MILO LIBRARY N/C The Milo Can Opener SUPER VILLAINS & SUPER HEROES AT HALLOWEEN HOWLER The Halloween Party at Milo Hall October 26 was well attended with princesses galore, all sorts of animals, firefighters, police, stormtroopers, super heroes, and numerous ghouls. Thanks to everyone who brought food, helped with set up and clean up, and to Milo Recreation Board and Rec. Director Chris Gauthier for organizing. Villains are (left to right) Landon Matthews, Andrew Bartsch and Dallin Bertschy. Super heroes are Aubree and Rylee Hingley. 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Revered Crai/toh See what happens when we are called upon to leave our comfortable pews and go out into the world to do as God has told us? How many good things are done in the world when people of faith join together to accomplish what needs to be done? The Vulcan Food Bank will be gearing up for their busiest time of the year as they work to accumulate enough food so that needy families will be able to have a Christmas dinner. Odd how a secular organization that spurns the word 'Christmas' works so hard to ensure that folks have a dinner to celebrate the birth of the Christ Child. But never mind their motivation. It is their action in serving as the collection and distribution point, it is your generous donations of food and/or money that enables them to provide this service and give those who are struggling to find a cause for celebration. Think of those who have helped refugees in their quest for a new life in Canada? All they want is a chance. They look for the justice that was not theirs in their own country. God is constantly at work in our world, stirring the hearts of people to get involved, to join in to provide a fighting chance for those new to our shores. Remember that all of us have immigrants in our family trees, and we don't have to go too far back to find a relative that showed up at Pier 21 in Halifax looking for a new start in life. See! A refugee has committed some atrocity and immediately all immigrants are unwelcome. What is the answer to that? Stop all immigration? We are a huge country with land and opportunity that will in the end benefit us all with immigration. The adage about one bad apple should not stop our compassionate assistance. See! Why not see what happens as we welcome the stranger and alien into our communities, to our schools, our churches. They will appreciate the acceptance and the safety that our beautiful nation provides to those who have seen so much evil and destruction in their lives. See! Remember back to communities and churches that were built so all of the Scandinavian/German/Irish/Ukrainian immigrants could meet and worship together and talk in their own language? In the generations since, this need has vanished as immigrants _ are assimilated into the general population. See! Mosques and temples rise up so people of like tongue and religion can meet together and worship. Give them a few generations and see if they are able to maintain their language and customs against the tide of English & assimilation. So it will not harm us to accept some of the millions of people from around the globe who have no chance at a good life in their country of birth. Remember that it is only through an accident of birth that we are born Canadians and will never know the struggles that so many face on a daily basis. November Services: Sunday, Nov. 11th - 9:00 am Sunday, Nov. 25th - 9:00 am .see you. ua, church! MILO LIONS CLUB AND MILO COMMUNITY SCHOOL STAFF & STUDENTS invite members of the community to join us at our SWISS Thursday November 8 10:30 a.m. Milo Community School 'Refreshments following the service. Guest Speaker - Steve Gow "Steve Gow is a Canadian Forces Veteran, lawyer and entrepreneur. Over the course of his 11- year career in the Canadian Forces, Steve served with the British Columbia Dragoons, Kings Own Calgary Regiment and Lord Strathcona Horse (RCAC) as an armoured reconnaissance soldier, tank driver and crew commander. In 2008, Steve deployed to Afghanistan where he drove a 70-ton armoured recovery vehicle that was responsible for repairing and recovering tanks during IED (Improvised Explosive Device) strikes and ambushes by Taliban forces. After returning from Afghanistan, Steve earned degrees in political science and law from the University of Calgary and worked as a corporate lawyer at a large national law firm. After sev­eral years of practicing law, Steve started his own business and now owns and operates a suc­cessful e-commerce marketplace that connects artists around the world with people who are looking for original artwork for their homes. In his spare time, Steve enjoys hunting and barbequing smoked meat and he serves on the Board of Directors of a not-for-profit art gallery in Calgary." Thg Baby #2 fteaign & logout - Cameron Klcm Testing - Monica Momxrr. Across: 2 Loving tap, usually delivered with an open hand. (Recommend start at shoulder, & NOT go lower.) 4 Humorously coarse, lewd or risqub. 7 Rhymes with 4 Across - showy in a tasteless or vulgar way. 9 To increase in value. 11 Not happy. 12 Return line to your heart and lungs. 13 Small particles that we sweep or vacuum up. 16 Cheaper because it's one step removed from retail. 17 Give something for something. 19 Void. 21 To fool a person, with cards for example. 22 Material for Rubbermaid, or Tupperware. 24 Not pencil, this uses ink. 27 Does what its told. 29 Jump with both feet. Rabbits are excellent at it. 30 Fib. Untruth. Trump with open mouth. 31 Stumble over an object or a change of footing. 32 Wow! That experience was a real____I Down: 1 Wind powered propulsion device. 3 Cube root of 27. 5 Group of local drivers, or doctors south. 6 To don clothes, or one piece top and skirt. 8 Cubed a measure of dirt, as in "The whole nine_____ ". 10 To focus on a situation or problem. 14 Often used to describe the man who builds these crosswords. Like, wow. 15 Device to ensure that things are perfectly vertical, or not slanted. 17 Type of writing vs. cursive. 18 Wild shaggy Asian ox 20 Canadian 4.4 of this equals 1 litre. (US 4.22675) 23 These made with flour taste great! Made with rice they taste like flavored Styrofoam. 24 Could call it a bucket, but that wouldn't fit. 25 To wish for something that is possible. 26 Penny. 28 Anonymous browser for the dark web. 29 Male version of she. You Will Never See These Ads Again... I li il: i ,| i|j ’ t If •! I) 4; Lil 11!: ijl li ii y 'i I i i. i. ./.|> How Mother and Baby "Picked Up” The mall in ttw beer nipptir* nourishing qualities that arc ewmtial at thia time and the hops rd a* an appcluunu. rtimuUlitag tank. Main 2400 A caw of Blatt Beer in your home means much to the young mother, and obviously baby participates in its benefits. 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The girls had a great time and we couldn’t have asked for better weather! We tried to get to every house, but if we missed you, we apologize. Cookies can be purchased at Milo Green Foods, the Library, ATB or from any Milo Multi Unit member. We cannot say thank you enough for all of your generous support! The girls will be selling cookies at the Ham Supper on Wednesday, November 14. See you there! MILO HALLOWEEN HOWLER Thank you to those who helped make the Halloween Howler a very successful night! Thanks to all those who brought or dropped off baking and snacks for the event as well as those who donated food items and cash to help the food bank. Thank you to the many volunteers that helped set up and clean up! But mostly, thank you to those that came out to join us, we had a great turnout this year and we can't wait to do it again next year! Thank-you! www.invisiblefence.com INDOOR PET PRODUCT OF THE YEAR !! 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PHOTOGRAPHY JUNIOR HANDICRAFTS JUNIOR WRITING DONOR Elsie Vooys Memorial Milo Cafe Milo Seed Cleaning SeaCue Spraying Marks Oilfield Service ATB Financial G.D.’s Repair Archambault Mobile Mechanics T’s Saloon (Milo Hotel) Arrowwood Co-operative Milo Green Foods Goldhawk Printing and Graphics Prairie Perfection Catering Nutrien Ag Solution Heather Farms Wave 5, D&M Rob'bie Jen Gregoire Photography The Elevator Marketing Solutions Zodiac Trucking Ltd. Rod Lahd WINNER Mya Gauthier Frances Thompson Rachel Monner Penny Heather Linda Booth Roxanne Walker Barb Fisher Frances Thompson Frances Thompson Kylee Booth Chad Monner Brynn Gauthier Brynn Gauthier Daya Loiselle Rylee Hingley Xavier Bath BEST OF SHOW Best of Show - Art - by Chris Davey NEEDLECRAFT................................. SEWING................................................ HOBBIES............................................... ADULTS ART..................................... FLOWERS & PLANTS..................... PHOTOGRAPHY.............................. VEGETABLES.................................... HOME COOKING.............................. CANNING............................................. GRAIN & FORAGE........................... JUNIOR COOKING........................... JUNIOR ART....................................... JR. PHOTO. - age 11 & under JUNIOR HANDICRAFTS................ JUNIOR WRITING............................. Rachel Monner Michele Tiegen Michele Tiegen Chris Davey Tracy Mozill Chris Davey Frances Thompson Kylee Booth Frances Thompson Chris Bartsch Allyson Bartsch Julia Hartigan Daya Loiselle Julia Hartigan Dallin Bertschy SPECIAL CONTESTS MILO FALL FAIR BEST LEMON LOAF (1) Kylee Booth (2) Bernie Kirk (3) Celia Lahd BEST BEET PICKLES (1) Bernie Kirk (2) Donna Bertschy (3) Amy Monnner BEST APPLE PIE (3) Celia Lahd RICE CRISP SQUARES - Ages 7 & under (1) Brynn Gauthier (2) Andrew Bartsch (3) Rylee Hingley Best of Show- Junior Art - by Julia Hartigan CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES - Ages 8 -11 (1) Mya Gauthier (2) Camryn Bertschy (3) Allyson Bartsch POPSICLE STICK CREATIONS Preschool (1) Rylee Hingley 5 to 7 years (1) Xavier Bath (2) Kash McMorris (3) Brynn Gauthier 8-11 years (1) Savannah Knauft (2) Daya Loiselle (3) Mya Gauthier Adult (1) Brenda Bath (2) Gina Deitz GUESS CANDY CONTEST Allyson Bartsch ADULT’S GUESSING GAME Leanne Bertschy DOOR PRIZEWINNERS Donated by Rocky Mountain Equipment Ralph Umscheid Picture Butte Donated by Rocky Mountain Equipment High River Linda Booth RAFFLE WINNER Wagon Wheel Planter by Pete Silbernagel Barb Godkin LIONS CALENDAR PHOTO CONTEST Roxane Walker Best of Show - Vegetables - Frances Thompson Best of Show - Handicrafts - Michele Tiegen When you save with ATB, your money stays in Alberta. 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Suddenly, the light turned yellow, just in front of him. He did the right thing, stopping at the crosswalk, even though he could have beaten the red light by accelerating through the intersection. The tailgating woman hit the roof, and the horn, screaming in frustration as she missed her chance to get through the intersection. As she was still in mid-rant, she heard a tap on her window and looked up into the face of a very serious police officer. The officer ordered her to exit her car with her hands up. He took her to the police station where she was searched, finger printed, photographed, and placed in a holding cell. After a couple of hours, a policeman approached the cell and opened the door. She was escorted back to the booking desk where the arresting officer was waiting with her personal effects. The policeman said, ''I'm very sorry for this mistake. You see, I pulled up behind your car while you were blowing your horn, flipping off the guy in front of you, and cussing a blue streak at him. "I noticed the 'Choose Life' license plate holder, the What Would Jesus Do' bumper sticker, the 'Follow Me to Sunday-School' bumper sticker, and the chrome-plated Christian fish emblem on

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