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The Olds Gazette 1978-01-04 - 1978-06-28
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1978-03-01
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. Page 13 :Olds College ‘Volleyball _Team to ‘Montreal Olds College has been L invited to the Canadian ‘Colleges Invitational :Men’s Volleyball Cham- : pionships in Montreal on : March 24 and 25. This is a + real honour for Olds Col- - lege and the first time in - its 65 year history that - they have been represent- ted at a National Champ- l4onship. For the players : this is a great athletic and 2 educational opportunity =that presents itself per- - haps once in a lifetime. - The invitation was ex- : tended to Olds based on - their 1st place standing in ‘the Alberta Colleges Ath- > letic Conference and their “past record of success in ithe A.C.A.C. volleyball. ‘Sporting a 17 - 2 win loss trecord in A.C.A.C. play “the Broncos will host the -A.C.A.C. finals in Olds on ‘March 4. -+, In addition to Olds, who Swill represent Western “Canada, teams from On- tario, Quebec and Nova “Scotia will represent three vareas of the Canadian ‘Colleges Athletic Associa- tion at these Champion- ‘ships. “| Several outstanding ‘players make up the Olds ‘College Broncos and in- ‘clude: « JIM ZELLER from Ir- «vine, Alberta. 1976/77 'A.C.A.C. all star, member ‘of Alberta Cam-Am team “who is one of the out- standing hitters in the ‘province. ; ROSS LYONS from Westlock, Alberta. 1976/77 A.C.A.C. all-star Zella ‘Flowerettes : The monthly meeting of the Zella Flowerettes was held on Feb. 11 at the Zella school. The meeting was opened with O Can- ada and the reading of the treed. Poems and short Btories were handed in to be judged. Our special guest was Mrs. Gerry Wiper who gave us a talk pn public speaking which 4s the next project for the meeting in March. We would like to thank Mrs. Wiper for coming. One guest visitor was Wendy Wales. Discussion of the ‘Achievement Night on April 7 was further dis- eussed. A bake bingo was ‘held on Feb. 11 with a box ‘of chocolates raffled off. A yood turn out with many } ‘winners of home baking. The next meeting will be ‘held on March 11 at 1:30 ‘with our speeches being ‘given. Leathercraft pro- ‘jects will be held. later in ‘the month. The Girls Club ‘would like to thank the ‘parents for their time and vehicles and the others ‘that helped in the recent ‘paper drive. Also to the | ‘people who gave us their papers. Our next paper drive will be held during the month of May. \ The Gazette . — government fenmat i The problem, however, accepts. was that the “‘hold per-. Alberia ee responsibility (2h. i'onsweraply long- The Fillies participated in warble er than ‘for Ruelene. The in a fifteen team tourna- ment on the weekend and faced some tough Senior ‘*A’’ competition. The Fillies tied for second in their division but did not make the playoffs because of a greater point differen- tial. This weekend the Olds team will be partici- pating in their own invita- tional tournament. The seven teams participating will be Medicine Hat Col- lege, Lethbridge Com- munity College, S.A.1.T., Calgary Oreos, Drum- heller Volleyball Club, Wetaskwin and Olds. Play begins at 9:00 a.m. and continues throughout the day. year former hockey goal- tender who is a defensive specialist and can handle Aue Fillies are using NELL from Eckville, Al- most positions on the pare Note Lae. : utstanding court. algary, ELIA Sele ee nite —_NEIL—HILTON_ from ap ayot io on ewe! who possesses one of the Strathmore, Alberta. An-" \ Ve |S defeat a nt a best jumps in the pro- other first year who Is team from Grande Prairie vince. developing into a sound College HART LIPSKI from all-around player. Tharlast home garie § Barrhead, Alberta. Excels _FRED VERHAEST from 14. Fillies wilt e T ie. as an all - around piayer Bow Island, Alberta Is the 4, eb rber pai who can play most posi- team manager. Head ¢ vate & Tr y tions on the team. coach is Al Qually. ° on SPENCER HILTON from Strathmore, Alberta. Has L0giING developed into one of the raffic Lights outstanding setters in the who excels in serve recep- tion and spiking. CLARENCE McDON- A.C.A.C. and is the leader on defence. EARL HARRIMAN from Strathmore, Alberta. A first year setter and: left handed hitter who has moved right into the start- ing rotation and has a great volleyball future. DARRELL VERMUNT from Cluny, Alberta. A power hitter who has great proficiency in all parts of the game. GRANT JOHANNESEN from Quesnel, B.C. A power hitter who is devel- | oping into a_ potential A.C.A.C. all-star. TIM BULLICK from Cor- onation, Alberta. A first 50 Ave. & 50 Street Drive with Caution and Safety TRAINEES THE ALBERTA WHEAT POOL, THE LARGEST GRAIN HANDLING ORGANIZATION IN ALBERTA, is offering a unique and challenging opportunity to individuals who possess proven abilities. A training program in conjunction with the Olds College will ultimafely place the successful trainees within the country operations or marketing ~ departments of the Alberta Wheat Pool as elevator or warehouse assistant managers. The trainees will embark on a concentrated training period of six months beginning April 24, 1978. The curriculum will include such topics as GRAIN MARKETING, AGRO-PRODUCT MARKETING, HUMAN RELATIONS, PUBLIC RELATIONS, AGRI- CULTURAL STUDIES and FIELD TRIPS. Half of the six months is on-the-job training to apply classroom knowledge and skills Applicants must possess a minimum equivalent of a Grade 12 education. Business experience agriculture or technical schoo! training would be a definite asset The Alberta Wheat Pool offers a salary throughout the training program. In addition, living expenses will be paid while attending the Olds College. An excelient benefit package is also offer : Please submit a full resume including background, qualifications and salary expectations to Office Personne! ALBERTA WHEAT POOL BOX 27 ‘00 CALGARY, ALBERTA T2P 2P5 [OIC CIOO OCIS CIS SS oI Co CIoCInS oO COCO COCO se iC keri Public Lunch | Restaurant WILL BE CLOSED For Renovation Monday, March 6 to I8 ory OOOO ORCI COICO COICO CIC CCC CC CC) Ono WILL REOPEN MARCH 20 SOOOCOOOL CIO LIC Ck CeCe "es OOOO » \ OOOO ON UCR IC Cie wt SOOOCOOOL CET eC ae LC Ce kOe jee ale sje =e) = OOOO hold period is that length of time after treatment considered unsafe for the animal to be slaughtered. The committee was con- cerned what its legal res- ponsibilites would be if an animal it treated were slaughtered before the hold period was up. Its concern, however, treatment The provincial govern- ment will accept all liabil- ity in the treatment of warble - infested animals at auction marts, Howard Smith, chairman of the county’s agriculture ser- vices committee, told councillors last week. has been taken care of by the government assuming full responsibility. The government’s an- noucement takes care of a concern the committee , has had in its warble treatment program. The warble control product Ruelene had been with- drawn from the market, forcing the county to. look to either Neguvon or Gru- ~.Warble Fly Control Regulations The Alberta Dept. of Agriculture Livestock Branch and the County will once again co-operate in the spring of 1978 and will make Warble Inspections at all livestock sales that take place in the Olds and Didsbury Auction Marts. On farm inspections will also be made. PLEASE NOTE: This is an excerpt from the Provincial Warble Fly Control Regulations. 2. A person who owns, controls or Is in possession of livestock shall take the following active measures to destroy warble grubs. - (a) Treat all cattle other than lactating dairy cows during the period of Sept. 1 to Nov. 30 of each year with a systemic insecticide or (b) Treat all infested animals during the period March 1 to June 15 of each year with a systemic insecticide. Agricultural Committee _ County of Mountain View No. 17 t=" Large Selection of Reg. up to *45” each pair Good Selection of Winter Footwear Casual and Dress Shoes “AS Cougar and Osaga Runners MEYER’S Phone 226-3969 WER AR OLDS, ALBERTA Formerly Gillerie’s Mens Wea I TASSRORCD | COSRREECD | TOSeReRCD ICA syite Sic pins BO Requires Horses Olds College requires horses for trimming and/or shoeing. Pasture trims for turnout or light use. Corrective trims and/or shoeing. From Feb. 1, 1978 to April 15, 1978 Phone 226-8281 - Local 251 from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday. RNATIONA ~ PHONE 226-6711 tYARDS & YARN SHOP Carstairs Closing Out Sale A0% Off All Regular Price On Fabric 30% Off Notions, Yarn, Zippers, Buttons & Thread Phone 337-3636 Carstairs MEYER’S MENS & BOYS WEAR Casual and Dress Shoes NOW 2 pair for $25” - Going at 1/2 price | SEE THE NEW STYLES FOR SPRING AND SUMMER JUST ARRIVED MENS & BOYS Res. 226-6679 r (1972) Ltd. March 1, 1978 7-3tc “ma” Sh AD ST SS el se echt eee i's
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