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Co and. unty organizes. Last Wednesday's school trustee Dave Derksen s aj Reeve Mac Cartwright, Reeve Syd Vo county organiza Pnette as school board vice-c in, school board chairman Skip Sortland and Derksen. izational meetings held few surprises, with the exception of Councillor hairman. Pi above (left. to right) are deputy ictured bowling promotor aims for that 85 Bill Streit, new owner of Rainbow Bowling and Recreation, has been in the business in other Alberta locations for the past 20 years, has organized tours for senior citizen bowlers, sponsored individuals at national champion- ships and given trips to Las Vegas to League Players. In short, he s a bowling promotor who goes to great lengths to encourage participation in his sport, regardless of one s natural talents. I like to see people active, Streit told the Gazette last week. I love my sports, he said, adding that while some people play hoc- key and others curl, he wants to take up the slack with bowling, and attract those people who do neither of the former (not that Streit, himself a former hoc- key player of note with the Stettler Imperials and an avid curler, wants to exclude hoc- key and curling buffs). Although Streit has nurtured the talents of powerful bowlers for provincial and national competitions, he places emphasis on the vast majority of bowlers who use the sport purely for recreation and enter- tainment. Eighty-five percent of the people do it (sports) for partici- pation, he theorized. That s why I don t lean to the select few. m more interested in the eighty-five per- cent who use a sport for participation. The rest can look after them- selves, is Streit s philosophy. Every sport has its supernatu- rals, he said, they re my best bowlers, but they don t need the (same) tender, loving care as the low bow- lers. At Rainbow, there will be special tourna: ments for above ave- rage players, but most events seem geared for Streit s eighty-five per cent. grams encourage parti- cipation from all levels of ability. Take for example; 'Rainbow s innovative Bowl - O - His pro-. Spiels, planned for this season. They are designed to integrate the lower scorers with high. scorers on the same teams, which are formed similarily to curling botispils. league players are posted on a board, cate- gorized according to ability, based on ave- rage scores. Each team, through a draw system, is comprised of representatives from the five categories. It totally eliminates the power pack, Streit claimed. As in curling, there are four events in a Bowl-O-Spiel. Unlike other contests where there s an esta- blished prize forthe winners of each event, Streit has again impro- vised. Merchandise prizes are spread on a table and winners choose the prize they want, starting with the champions of the first event. Rainbow's ow- ner feels this practice eliminates the situation where a person wins a prize and at the first opportunity exchanges it at the store where it was. purchased for something more to his liking, often an incon- venience to the mer- chant who has probably FIVE DAY STOP sold: the item to the bowling alley at a sub- stantial discount. Streit s preferred prize, though, .is the trip to Las Vegas, a carrot dangled inticing- ly intsfeont of all -how- lers, awarded. more for play improvement than for other considera- tions. League players bowl: against them- selves to become eli- gible for the coveted prize, he explained. Starting next Thurs- day (Nov. 4) and run-. ning through Sunday, Rainbow will be cele- brating its grand open- ing under new owner- ship, and Streit is pull- ing out all stops in an effort to make it a resounding success. All those who enter the building during the four day opening, and fill in the appropriate entry form, are eligible for door prizes and a free game of bowling. A recruitment cam- paign for house leagues will -be conducted si* multaneously and those who join become eligi- ble for the opening s grand prize, a trip to Las Vegas. (Look for a detailed announcement on the opening in next week s Gazette.) There s leagues for everyone, be they se- SMOKING PLAN - internationally known with thousands of suc- cess stories. 2 : - FREE, a community servi ice - Nov. 7-11 at Olds High School or - Nov. 14-18 at Carstairs High School - Begins 7:30 each evening - For information call 556-2289 or 556-3456 nior citizens, wives, youths or adults. Young people can. take advantage of. programs sponsored by the Youth Bowling Council. Mo- thers should appreciate the day nursery at the bowling alley. Seniors are treated as privileged citizens by Streit, who is not above arranging tours for his older bowlers such as one conducted this summer, when, he tpok 47 seniors from the region on a week-long bus tour of British Co- lumbia. house- . Rainbow's facilities in the Mount View Shop- ping Plaza have under- gone extensive renova- tions under Streit s direction, segragating the bowling area from the billiards and arcade rooms. The new owner knows his business inside and out. In his 20 years in the bowling business, he s had tmnes in Ed- monton, Stettler and Innisfail. He still main- tains a: residence in Innisfail and will com- mute to Olds until more suitable arrangements jection (c) the - Oil and filter change - Cooling system check - Test block heater - Check belts and hoses - Test anti-freeze M LlM Winterize Now 25.95 Parts Labour Included Labour Rate 25.00 Per Hour Torrington - Phone 631-3823 echancial 43-1tc objecting. case may be. Town of Olds P.O. Box 189 Olds, Alberta TOM 1P0 Chapter E-16 NOTICE OF INTENTIO TO EXPROPRIATE 1,. TAKE NOTICE THAT the Town of Olds intends to expropriate the following lands:. THE WEST SEVENTY FIVE (75) FEET OF THE NORTH ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY. (120) FEET OF LEGAL: SUBDIVISION SIX (6) IN THE SOUTH WEST QUARTER OF SECTION THIRTY TWO (32) IN TOWNSHIP THIRTY TWO (32) RANGE ONE (1) WEST OF THE FIFTH MERI DIAN CONTAINING HUNDREDTHS (0.21) OF AN AC LESS, RESERVING UNTO HER MAJESTY ALL MINES AND MINERALS 2. The nature of the interest in the lands intended to be expropriated is a fee simple interest. 3. The work:or purpose for which the (nterest in the lands is required is for road widening. 4. Section 6 of the Act provides that:- ; (1) No person may in any proceedings under this 'Act:dispute the riaht of on opriating authority to have recourse to ex beste (2) in any proceedings under this Act the owner - may question whether the takin of the land, or the estate or interest-therein, and reasonably necessary in the achievement of the objectives of the expropriating authority. 5. Section 10 of the Act provides that: : (1) An owner who desires an inquiry shall serve the approving authority with a Notice of Ob- ie 3 Expropriation Act Revised Statutes of Alberta the TWENTY? ONE ONE MORE OR fair, sound (a) in the case of an owner served in ac- cordance with Section 8, subsection (2) within twenty one (21) days of.service upon him of the Notice of Intention, and (b) in any other case, within. twenty one (21) days after the first publication: of the Notice of Intention. (2). The Notice of Objection shall state: (a) the name and address of the person ob- jecting, (b) the nature of the objection, grounds upon which the objection is based, and (d) the nature of the interest af the person 6. A person affected by the proposed expro- priation does not need to serve an objection to the expropriation in order to preserve his right to have the amount of compensation payable determined by the Board or the Court, as the 7. The approving authority with respect to this expropriation is The Council of the Town of Olds, P.O, Box 189, Olds, Alberta. Dated this 25th day.of October, 1982. The Town of Olds: D.H, Gilliland Secretary Treasurer Robert E. Armstrong Mayor ; 43-2tc 4 are made. Active in the community as well asin sports, he sat on Stettler s town council for four: years, was president of the Lions Club and a director . of the Alberta Fastball Association. Ladies Golf Club news The Ladies: Club. at Olds Central Highlands has: enjoyed: another succ ssful season. We have 34 members on our roster and we are looking forward to. more new members for next year. We had an average of 20 ladies golfing every Thursday afternoon. A Tuesday evening branch of the Ladies Golf Club was sche- duled for the first time this year and they too had..an enjoyable season. tor s Day on May 20 tational tournament was held June 24 des- pite the unpleasant weather. This was well attended by ladies from Lacombe, Red Deer, . Sylvan Lake, Rocky Mt. House, Innisfail, Car- stairs and Sundre. Many of our members were. able to attend invitational: days at all the clubs mentioned. Our Open Tourna- ment, on August 23, was well attended in addition to the clubs mentioned above, we. had golfers competing from Edmonton and Calgary. Unfortunately the weather was not co-operating again, al- though we had 40 com- petitors. As a season windup wevheld a Club Tourna- ment with Elsie Soren- son declared. Club Champion. Our windup banquet took the form of a pot luck supper held in the clubhouse October 13. All enjoyed a lovely meal and during the evening prizes were presented to those members who won Te i wn e a daily competitions du- ring the summer. The new executive for the 1983 season are President-Carol :, Fusk- houser;, 1st: Vice i- dent-Delores Jens a; 2nd Vice President- Donna Smith; Secretary Treasurer-Shelley Peters. ; is Draw Committee - El- si Sorenson; Helen Dodd; Natalie Gillrie; Handicap Chairman: - nament Committee. - Delores Jensen: arid. Emma Ehrhardt. We will be golfing again in May '83 and we we encourage new members to join and have some fun and make new friends. We look forward to the return of all our. old members: selected barley Effective immediately the Canadian Wheat Board will accept appli- cations on behalf. of producers for a total of three carlots of selected barley. This total must comprise of a maximum of two carlots of 2-Row barley varieties and one carlot of 6-Row variety. Producers must have assigned sufficient quo- lected ta acres to se barley in their 1982- 1983 delivery permit book. eagle 4-H beef club The organizational meeting for the Eagle 4-H Beef club was held Se ee PERMSPECIAL 3 5.00 OFF :: Oct.28 to Nov: .6,1982 3 Mae-Len s Beauty Boutique Welcomes you to meet our new Hair Stylist e: DONNA MORPHY (Formerly of Lourell s House of Beauty) 3 :: QPEN.MONDAY.- SATURDAY:9- 6 : No. 12 Mt. View Plaza Olds Phone 556-2004 : DO0000 OFC SOOSOOOOOOOOOO Land Prove son, Gary Smith, Don-:: on the 6th of October. This year s officers are: President-John Willse; Vice . President-Robbie Smith : Sectebiry: Kova Robertgon; . Treaster: * Heath r Osterhadts:, Chib : Reporter-Bartley:- Blain: McLeod; and the'Assis:: tant Leaders are: Bill Wiper;. Jim Ufland;.:, Doug Paton, Danny-: Blain,. Adam Robert LeadersLarty:: - te ednesday, October. 27, 1982... na Smith, Gorden John- '- ; son and Tim Oliver. The weigh-in: day is -:: onthe 20th of Novem- -;. ier frota 12:00 te,.12:00 +: ab: MeLbod's,..pot: luck : dinner and meeting :;: after. 3 the valid dl; Driental at id by the lt;+: is determined number of knots it contains - - n-a'square itch; MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE Mrs. Ruth Shiels Certified Hearing Aid WIll give s service hea Tues., Nov. 2, 1982 at Olds Associate Clinic Please phone for ne 556-33. Audiologist tests and ng alds ROYAL LEGION ostume Dance -Sat., Oct. 30 9 p.m. to T a.m. Legion Hall Prizes for Best Costumes NO COVER CHARGE Dress Up and Com Nov. 22, 1982 Olds Auction Mart Ltd. Olds, Alberta 1. NW 22-31-6-5 - 160 acres, 100 acres cultivated. Scenic Fallen Timber River. Hardtop road. Approx. 8 miles South of Sundre. ; 2. NE 20-35-25-4 - 150 acres. Building site with natural gas, electrical power, well and corrals. All pasture land. Hardtop road. Approx. 17 miles east of Innisfail. - Acreage 5.09 acres. 2 bedroom house, barn and 2 storey chicken house. Good shelter belt. Electric power, propane, good well. Approx. 3 miles East of Olds. Hardtop road. Acreage - 1.89 acres. 3 bedroom house, large heated quonset. Natural gas, electrical power. Approx. 11 miles East of Didsbury. Hardtop road. Acreage - 5 acres. 4 bedroom bungalow with fireplace, downstairs finished and attached double garage. Natural gas, electrical power. 3 miles East of Torring- ton and 1 mile from hardtop. For further information, contact: For Furthet tion Contact: AUCTIONEERS SALES MANAGERS: action 56-2338 CONSTANTLY CREATING CONFIDENCE 4, Sewtce Ld, Phone 556-3655, Olds License No. 047842 264-3080 Calgary Direct Line Charles G. Rosehil Arthur E. Rosehill Harry Drever Dat Rosehill Jim Crawford Lic, No. 010472 Lic. No. 010471 Lic, No. 010468 Lic. No. 103216 Lic. No. 063925 556-6768 556-6811 5566668 556-8156 NADIA No. 105 Olds a, f Fail Bartley Blain, *:: Club Reporter *-: aos
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