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Friends and family were shocked to hear

that Glenn Randall, 52, a man they describe as sweet, caring and a give you the
shirt off his back kind of guy, has been
charged with first-degree murder of his exgirlfriend Brenda Walker, 49.
Walker was found in her Strathmore
home Jan. 6 by Strathmore RCMP shortly
after a 911 call was received by the detachment. Later that afternoon Randall was
taken into custody without incident. They
had been dating, and according to Walkers blog were happy together, but due to
some outside issues the pair called it quits
before Christmas.
Jessica Grove has known Randall for
over 20 years, and through him met Walker.
He was just super caring, which sounds
weird now, but like overly loving. He would
bend over backwards to help anybody, go
out of his way sometimes to give people
what he didnt have. So its obviously hard
to believe for anybody that knew him well,
what happened, said Grove.
Then we met Brenda of course and she
seemed to be his perfect match. She was
equally sweet and thought the world of
him, and he thought the world of her and
they just seemed so perfect together. She
was really sweet and really smart. She was
pretty grounded.
Lyndsay Ratson, who also knew the couple, agreed with Grove. She had also met
Walker through Randall, and instantly the
two women hit it off.
She was a constant inspiration to me,
said Ratson.
I had just gotten into business for myself and trying to have success, not just in
business, but in life, and so with her life
coaching, for a person who couldnt have
possibly been better for it, she was just always there to lend an ear and offer help to
anybody. You really appreciate good people when they come into your life and I
just wish I could have had more time with
her.
If I could sum up Brenda its a warm,
kind, selfless, generous, beautiful person
who was a light in any room that she
walked into, who did great things with her
life that will never be forgotten with her
death.
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Chamber wants public input

SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

The Strathmore and District Chamber
of Commerce is looking to get public
input about the direction the business
community would like to see the organization go.
On Jan. 22 at the Strathmore Civic
Centre there is an open forum planned
just for that reason.
Its an opportunity to talk about
whats happened in the past and where
the future is going with the chamber
and find direction and so forth from
the community because it is a community-based organization so we want
input from the community to be able
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The Chamber does have a directive
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The evening will also be a continuance of the town hall meeting hosted
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Both women remember the morning
the news broke.
I went uh oh, thats Brendas area, so
I messaged her and said hey, this craziness is going on in your area and she
never messaged me back. I messaged
Glenn and said hey, whats going on?
and he never messaged me back, said
Grove.
As the day went on and more details
were emerging she was getting more
concerned, and then was shocked to
find out it had been her friend Brenda.
Then I was in denial like oh, it
couldnt have been him, it had to be
someone else, theres no way it could
have been him, it could have been
someone different, just coming up with
a million different scenarios. Then when
I found out it was him it was just complete sadness, I couldnt believe that
would ever be the outcome for those
two people, not in a million years, said

Grove.
Ratson had also sent a text to Walker
to make sure she was okay. She never
received a response. She couldnt believe the news when she heard that it
involved both Walker and Randall.
Complete total disbelief and shock
because it wasnt Glenn, it was the
furthest thing I ever, ever, ever could
have imagined that he could do. My
first initial reaction was my God, they
must have the wrong person. It was the
same thing with Brenda as well, this is
a dream, this isnt right, it couldnt possibly be Brenda, said Ratson.
Even trying to fathom, put two and
two together, on what could have possibly made Glenn snap was just beyond
any realm of comprehension because it
was so not Glenn, he was the kind of
person that would give you the shirt off
his back even if he didnt know you.
Friends and family are still trying to
understand what happened, knowing

they never fully will.
There are a lot of close friends and
family and everyone is trying to process it, and everyone is trying to get the
details and everyone is trying to figure
out what happened. In the end the results are the same, and even in our right
minds, if we knew the whole story and
every detail I still dont think we would
understand why, I dont think anybody
will, said Grove.
The only person that knows what
was going on in his head is Glenn, and
now he is going to have to live with this
for the rest of his life, the fact that he
murdered a woman he loved, and that is
something I know he will struggle with
and never ever forgive himself for, said
Ratson.
My heart goes out to his entire family
because theyve lost as well right now.
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BYLAW # 14-22
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This Bylaw Amendment proposes to amend Land Use Bylaw 14-11 by

adding Community Gardens as a Discretionary Use in the P1 Public
Service District, a requirement for rain barrels for dwellings on new
residential lots created after January 1st, 2015; and will address a number
of technical issues with Land Use Bylaw 14-11.
A copy of the proposed Bylaw may be inspected by the public during
regular office hours, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday at the Town
Office (680 Westchester Road, Strathmore, AB), or can be found on the
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amendments prior to the Public Hearing.
The Public Hearing will be held at the Council Chambers, Strathmore
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015, commencing at 7:00 pm with procedures in
accordance with the Town of Strathmore Council Procedural Bylaw #07-11
and amendments thereto.
Any person or group of persons, or person acting on his or their behalf,
who claims to be affected by any or all of the proposed bylaws may present
suggestions or concerns by making a submission to the public hearing.
Written submissions to the Public Hearing or the name of any person
wishing to make an oral presentation at the Public Hearing must be
received by the Planning and Development Department prior to 12:00 noon
on Thursday, January 15, 2015 as outlined in Bylaw #07-11 and amendments
thereto. If your written submission is not received by this time, please
provide fifteen (15) copies for distribution at the Public Hearing. Each
person wishing to address Council at the Public Hearing shall complete
their verbal presentation within five minutes.
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Council accepted the letter regarding sidewalk snow removal from
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Residents have 48 hours to clear snow

SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

As with every winter the snow seems
to bring forward different complaints
and issues, from going over budget
with snow removal to walks not being
shoveled. On Jan. 7 the discussion of
sidewalk snow removal was brought to
council.
The current bylaw states that residents and businesses have 48 hours
to clear snow from the sidewalks lining their property. If they do not abide
by this, and a complaint is called in to
Municipal Enforcement, a bylaw officer will attend the property, create a
file, and call a contractor to come clear
the snow, with a $100 bill going to the
homeowner.
Resident Amanda Spyce made a request to council to see if a warning
system could be put into place instead.
She had been ticketed in November and
said she had a hard time believing the
amount of snow in front of her house
warranted a $100 fine.
I am very confident that if the bylaw
officer had informed me that I had to
remove snow/ice within 24 hours that
this would have been a lot more effective and a longer term solution than a
fine, said Spyce in a letter to council.
She continued on to say that with
a fine process it is hard for people to
know what the expectations are for
snow removal, especially since it appears that the bylaw is being inconsistently enforced.
Kevin Taylor spoke on behalf of Municipal Enforcement at the meeting, explaining that this is not a fine; it pays for
the administration and contractor fees.
In the past there had been a ticket fine - written to the homeowner, placed
on their door. The next chance the officer would have to get back to that
residence, if they noticed the sidewalk
wasnt done another ticket was issued.
It could turn into a long, drawn out process often ending with no resolution,
and sidewalks still not cleared.
It was taking too long to get the sidewalk cleared of snow and ice. With the
bylaw ticket, most did not get paid,
said Taylor.
Under this bylaw we get sidewalks
cleared and cleaned within 48 hours
after snowfall to make it safe for sidewalk users. We do patrols checking on
the sidewalks, we receive citizen complaints on sidewalks not being cleared
and on each case that we have a call,
or when we recognize that the sidewalk

needs to be cleared photos are taken of
the residence and the sidewalk, a file is
created on each address and then the
contractor is called to come out and remove the snow.
The sidewalk needs to be cleaned
right down to the cement otherwise users such as the elderly, people in wheelchairs, mom and dads pushing strollers,
it makes it very difficult to be going
through the sidewalk if its not cleared
down to the cement.
In Calgary the bylaw is complaint
based. People have 24 hours after the
snowfall to clear their sidewalks. If a
complaint is called in they will receive
a warning, and the next step is to send
a crew out to do it and the homeowner
will be billed. Chestermeres bylaw is
exactly the same as what Strathmore
has in place.
The amendment to the bylaw happened in the spring of 2014. Taylor said
in January to March there were 31 bylaw tags attached to the door, none of
them were paid and sidewalks werent
cleared.
After the changes, from November to
December there were 100 files, and all
were cleared the same day as contact.
Councillor Bob Sobol read an e-mail
into the minutes written by Cherie Coe,
who was unable to attend the meeting.
She was opposed to the idea of changing to a warning system.
With home ownership comes responsibility, it is not your neighbours
responsibility, nor the towns to ensure
your sidewalk is cleared. If you cant
find the time to take care of your responsibility then I suggest you support
the local economy and hire it done. I
think in the long run it would be a lot
less expensive then fine after fine, said
Coe.
Councillor Steve Grajczyk brought up
a complaint some residents have voiced
in the past: if the residents are expected to do it in 48 hours, then the town
should be under the same guidelines
too.
How do we handle that, if were going to charge them, what about us, said
Grajczyk.
Taylor argued that residences have 20
to 40 feet to shovel in that time frame
versus the countless kilometers that the
town is responsible for.
It is also a matter of liability, so its
not the homeowner who is liable, the
town owns the sidewalks, we would be
liable if someone slipped and fell. Thats
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why the Municipal Government Act allows us to pass bylaws to control that. A
municipality cant possibly take care of
all of the sidewalks, said Deputy Chief
Administrative Officer Linda Nelson.
The fact of the matter is everybody
has got a responsibility to do this, including the town and I think the town
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staff that we have, I think we do an admirable job with our pathways and the
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In the end the suggestion from Spyce
was accepted for information and the
bylaw will remain the same with 48
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2015-2016 School Year
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
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Serving the Catholic

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within a Christ-centered
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JANUARY 5
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Precious in His Sight
Our program features an

Early Intervention Screening
Our screening involves
Speech-Language and Fine
Motor skills. The information
received from Screening will be
used to assist in programming
for children who may require
additional support.
SHA Office
The following documents are

REQUESTED for all registrations:
Students original Birth
Certificate
For pastoral purposes,
original Catholic Baptismal
Certificate (child or parent).
Non-Catholic registrations are
accepted, space and program
permitting.
Registration fee $60
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9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m
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Renaming the LP
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

The Livestock Pavilion on the Agricultural Society grounds has undergone a makeover, and now
its time to come up with a new name, says acting
President Brad Walls.
We did a bunch of work on the Livestock Pavilion, obviously the name doesnt fit what it is
now so we have a bit of an internal competition
going on with our membership to submit names
for what it should be called, said Walls.
The Ag Society has a joint use agreement with
the Strathmore and District Christmas Hamper Society, which also put funds into the renovation project.
We decided that we would make this more of a
rentable space that people would use for weddings
or birthdays are anniversarys type deal, said Walls.
The facility is open to anyone wishing to rent it.
The naming competition is open to Ag society
members, and will remain open until Feb. 1. Walls
said its a great way to get members reengaged
with the society, and brings back the feeling of being part of a team. There will be advertising in the
monthly newsletter sent out.
Anyone can become a member by calling the Ag
society office, filling out a membership form and
paying a fee.
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pigments, metal tools and special brushes to produce stunning
mixed medium creations. This particular course will combine an
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5 Thursday evenings from 7:00pm 9:00pm
> Jan 29, Feb 5, Feb 12, Feb 19, Feb 26
Cost: $60 plus supplies the unusual type of supplies can be purchased from instructor
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2015 in Rosebud
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

The 2015 season has been announced for Rosebud
Theatre, and once again it is one that promises to make
you laugh, cry, and walk away reflecting on yourself
and your personal journey.
Somewhere under a rainbow, youll find Rosebud.
The plays this season are all about finding yourself in
an unexpected place where miraculous things happen,
said Artistic Director Morris Ertman.
The whole season started with this notion of a journey towards someplace or something that makes us different. Annie Sullivan leaves her orphanage school to
go and take on her very first teaching assignment and
whats so great about that story is that those two people
remained dear, dear friends through their whole lives,
talk about a journey that changes your life and a sense
of destiny too which is kind of what under a rainbow
is about, and its kind of what most of these plays are
about.
The theatre season officially kicks off on March 27
with The Miracle Worker. Its the true story of Anne Sullivan
and Helen Keller. Keller was a deaf, blind and mute girl and
her parents didnt quite know what to do with her.
Annie Sullivan was a
young teacher and this
was her first assignment
and it really is the story
of the miracle of language given to Helen
Keller, said Ertman
Its a really powerful story in terms of the
way its going to feel
on stage, its incredibly
physical and it will be
like watching a battle in
some ways, a battle of
wills.
Also in March, the 10
to 14, the Theatre for
Thought for
the Week
~
Something to be
thankful for.
Theres always a lot
to be thankful for if
you take time to look
for it.
For example, I am s
itting here thinking
how nice it is that
wrinkles dont hurt.
Author unknown
Young Audiences is offering Treasure Island.

The classic childrens tale comes alive with a new
twist.
In this adaptation an acting troupe arrives
at the theatre, all
their props and
costumes
have
been delayed and
theres an audience right in front
of them. Now all of
a sudden theyve
got to improvise
everything, said
Ertman.
The story becomes a clever and
funny adaptation
of the script many
know and love.
On the studio
stage May 6 to
June 20 is Wildwood Fire, by Lauren de Graaf
and Kelsey Krogman. Its the story of June Carter
Cash and Johnny Cash who are going to be performing in Rosebud when Johnny ends up landing himself in the hospital. The show must go on
so Carter, and her mother Maybelle Carter, come
to the stage.
J o h n n y
Cash had a
turbulent life
fighting with
addiction and
this
really
becomes the
personal sojourn of June
Carter Cash.
She intimately
shares in story and song
her fears and
her love and
goes through
a
journey
with the audience about her love for Johnny Cash.
It feels like we just got to share an intimate,
intimate conversation in a hospital waiting room
with a giant, that giant being June Carter Cash,
only shes doing it in concert form because she
didnt know what else to do so she brings the audience in on her story, said Ertman.
This summer will see a yellow brick road leading to Rosebud. From May 29 to Sept. 5 the musical The Wizard of Oz will
be on stage.
It based on
the film, and it
will be a way
for people to
see that well
known story,
but live so it
will feel different
than
the
movie,
said Ertman.
Rosebud is
going to dig
into the story
of the Wizard
of Oz so it will be more than just a trip down
memory lane; its the story about a girl running away from home because she thinks no
one cares.
Every teenage kid thinks somewhere else is
better than home. She winds up getting transported somewhere else, where everything is
really supposed to be much better and she
finds herself and once shes in Oz she wishes
she was home. Because of course she realizes
that home is actually pretty incredible, said
Ertman.
The story will seem fresh, and new and it
will feel like it was made for a 21st century
teenage girl, even though were setting it for
its original time.
This summer on the studio stage, from July
2 to Aug. 29 The Last Train to Nibroc will
win over your

heart.
This is a
beautiful little
witty, twistturning love
story,
said
Ertman.
Its
the
story about
a young man
who is on
leave, hes a
World War II flyer, hes on this train and he wants
to be a writer. He meets this girl who is very religious and wants to be a missionary and she wants
nothing to do with this guy.
Its the story about a rocky romance that winds
up in a place that neither of them expected, and
its beautiful writing. We have two really great
people cast in the show, it will delight and challenge people.
Mass Appeal is making a return in the fall, Sept.
18 to Oct. 24.
Its the story about a very popular priest who
knows exactly what to do to make his congregation happy, hes old and a little bit cynical - a just
give them what they want kind of guy.
One day hes delivering a sermon on the ordination of women and hes delivering a very carefully worded sermon from the pulpit that digs into
the ordination of women and the Catholic Church
20 years ago, said Ertman.
Its a hot button issue and a young seminary
student challenges him, one he has been put in
charge of to
teach
and
train in the
ways of being personable.
The
s t u d e n t
thinks you
need to give
it like it is
and speak
the truth.
If
people
liked
Tuesdays
With Morrie
theyll love
this
show,
its got a
similar, interpersonal dynamic that theyll like,
said Ertman.
Next Christmas the Toad of Toad Hall is returning to the hamlet in A Wind in the Willows Christmas in Rosebud.
The production will feature the music of John
Rutters Three Musical Fables.
This show will be a cross between Monty Python, Gilbert and Sullivan and the most heartfilled and heartfelt Christmas feeling youll ever
get in the theatre, said Ertman.
The tale begins with Toad enjoying a wild and
reckless car ride, which ends with Toad arriving
home just in time for Christmas Eve. The evening
sees Badger, Ratty, Mole and their orchestra go on
a storytelling journey.
One such tale is of the reluctant dragon, and
another of monks and their singing donkeys.
Theres music in it thats so sublime that youll
feel like Christmas has just
arrived, said
Ertman.
Tickets are
on sale for the
season
and
can be purchased by calling the theatre
at 1-800-2677553, or by going online to
www.rosebudtheatre.com. A
meal is included with most
shows.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Lets give Alberta a chance to shine!

To the Editor
I have been reading all the negative comments directed at the Wildrose MLAs who crossed the floor,
and can honestly say what on earth would you have
them do?
Start at the beginning when the Stalmach and Redford fiascos hit the legislature! We needed a party who
would stand up for Albertans and keep the PCs in
check hence the Wildrose Party was formed, to the
joy of all true Conservatives (which is what Alberta is
famous for).
The Wildrose Party and their competent MLAs did
their job! We got rid of Redford and the PC party convinced Jim Prentice to leave his six-figure job and
lead the party! Many would ask, why would Prentice
do that? Because he is a true Albertan, and was convinced that this province could come back to be a
leading force in our great country! He did not come
back for glory, for the PC party or even for money
he came back for Albertans. If you would look at his
history in the federal government you would know
that he is the shining star this province can finally
look to for leadership.
Back to the Wildrose MLAs! The party knew that
they were not going to have any fights in the ledge
because the PCs led by Prentice had all of their poli-
cies and concerns and issues at the forefront of his list

to be fixed for Albertans. Once the majority of the Wildrose caucus (also conservative) saw this they knew
it would be better for their constituents to be a part
of this new age for Alberta and would benefit their
constituents to have an MLA that sat in government
instead of opposition (opposition which they would
have very little to oppose).
I guess that politics and religion will always contain emotion, but really - what do we want as Albertans that will not be accomplished with a government
that is responsible and open to the people? With Jim
Prentice as our leader and MLAs like our own Jason
Hale, I would hazard a guess that all of the negative
readings in the past three weeks, will be put to rest
and those writers will give Alberta a chance to shine
under our (other) Conservative Party and give Jason
Hale the opportunity to give our constituency a leadership role in Alberta. My personal feelings are that I
would much rather have a former Wildrose candidate
running as a PC in our constituency than a Liberal
running as a Conservative. This is Alberta and we do
not want a Liberal representing us!!!!
Dancing through colours

Strathmore High Schools dance class performed Let Get it Started during their Colours Thru Time production on Jan. 10 at the schools theatre.
Justin Seward Photo
Judi Wilson,
Strathmore
But the Pat came back, the very Next Year!

PAT FULE
Fule for Thought
So this is either good news for you, or bad;
Im back! Of course, I may not be as regular as before (okay, now that sounded like I need Bran!). I
hope you all had a great Christmas and New Year,
and got to spend time with friends and loved ones.
Our Christmas was a mixed bag, as almost all
of us got sick one after the other. My cold started on Christmas Day, and eventually four of us
got it! The night before, I felt fine. We were playing Ellens game from her cell phone app, called
Heads Up.
Theres nothing like a rousing charade-like game
to bring the family together. However, I did make
a mistake that grossed out my son and daughter.
In this game, a person holds a cell phone with its
screen facing out. On the screen, a statement is
shown, and the others give verbal clues, so that
you can guess each one. Debs category was geography, and the statement was Virgin Islands.
No one was able to get Deb to guess, and finally
before I thought, I blurted out: what your mom
used to be! Both my kids had looks of horror on
their faces, but their mom did get the right answer!
My worst nightmare also came true this Christmas, as Deb bought a wooden book shelf for me
to build. If youre a first time reader of my column,
then you should know Im pretty hopeless in manly building, of pretty much anything! Remember,
Im the guy who built a waterbed frame around a
basement telepost, got stuck on my roof, put charging cables on the wrong car battery posts, blowing
a hole in its top, and put up fence boards in a very
crooked line! So, I struggled away for a long while
building this bookcase. Do any of you other guys
really sweat when you build stuff, because I do!
The thing was finally all built, I was drenched, and
I was faced with a real predicament.
The instructions said there would be eight little
metal pins on which the shelves would sit. In my
little bag of pieces, there were only seven! Heres
my theory: I think that in these various factories that make these kits, theres always one an-
gry worker. Hes not happy in his job, he may be

bored, or he may be feeling like he wants to rebel
against the man. To make it simple, lets call this
worker Dick.
I think that this Dick goes out of his way now
and then, to really stick it to the consumer! Good
old Dick makes sure that every so often, he puts
one less part in a building kit, just to drive us
nuts! Now, I have a bookcase built, but one of the
shelves will not sit properly, because this Dick
ripped me off of one lousy metal part! I havent
been able to convince Debbie of my theory, but I
really believe that some of these companies have
one or two Dicks who are regularly making us
handy men suffer no wonder I get nervous
and sweaty when Deb gives me a building project!
Its no wonder my nerves are shot! Projects like
these, that most guys find relaxing, actually make
me scared to death. It doesnt help that Ive been
a teacher now for 32 years! About a month ago, a
student came up to my desk quietly, dropped her
completed test on my desk, and basically scared
the crap out of me! I mean, I jumped, threw my
pen into the air, held my chest, and all she did was
giggle!
What are you, a ninja? I asked. You should
wear a bell or something who comes up silently
like that, anyhow?
While laughing (nice, eh?) she asked, can I go
to the bathroom?
I sighed, you might as well, cuz I just did!
Ah kids, theyre so cute when theyre causing
you a stroke!
So welcome to 2015! Heres hoping you all
have a great, and healthy New Year, and that my
shattered nerves can start to settle down. And if I
can ever track down that Dick who wrecked my
building project, hes in a lot of trouble!
(Fule for Thought is a slice of life humourous
column that appears in the Strathmore Times, written by long-time resident, town councillor, high
school teacher, coach, husband and father of two
Pat Fule. If you would like to get in touch with Pat,
you can send him an e-mail at Pat.fule@shaw.ca)
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Janey
Swalwell
(centre) in her role
as Evelyn Brand
in Give me this
Mountain. The play
is coming to the
Strathmore Alliance
Church on Jan. 17.
Photo Courtesy
of Beverly Swalwell
Give me this Mountain

SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

The story of Evelyn
Brand, a woman who dedicated her life to missionary
work, will be coming to the
Strathmore Alliance Church
on Jan. 17. Members of
UpsideDown Productions,
which includes local Janey
Swalwell who portrays
Brand, will perform Give
me this Mountain.
Its basically just a missionary biography abut
Evelyn Brand, she is very
inspiring, she became a
missionary when she was
30 and she was a missionary in the hills until she
died at the age of 95, said
Swalwell.
Its really just an incredible story.
The Brand family brought
gospel to a remote part of
India. When Brand lost
her husband she refused
to leave. Her son Paul pioneered leprosy treatment
among Brands hill people.
The performance is free
to attend, but there is a request for donations for the
Strathmore Pregnancy Care
Centre (PCC).
I contacted the PCC to
see if they would like to
have any money collected

from the free will offering
donated to them and then
asked the Strathmore Alliance if we could use the
facility to host the drama,
said Beverly Swalwell.
I was hoping to volunteer for the PCC myself but
have not been able to, so
saw this as an opportunity
to raise money for a local
group in our community.
Earlier that day the drama troupe will be in Gleichen performing What if
at the Gleichen Community
Church.
That one is an interactive play, it tells a lot of
Bible stories and the theme
of the whole play is based
off of a Bible verse that just
talks about how all things
work together for good for
those who love God, said
Janey.
That ones really good
for children and teens,
sometimes, its really good
because it brings a lot of
drama to them and allows
them to be part of it.
The Gleichen performance will be held at 1:30
p.m. on Jan. 17 and is also
free to attend. Give me this
Mountain will be held at 7
p.m. that same evening.
BOW RIVER ALLIANCE CHURCH

105 Main St. Carseland
403-934-9337
office@bowriveralliance.com
Pastor: Andy Wiebe
Sunday Worship: 10:30 am
www.bowriveralliance.com
STRATHMORE SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Meeting in the Lutheran Church
112 Lakeside Blvd. 403-983-0081
Pastor: Ghena Girleanu
Services held every Saturday
Sabbath School: 10 AM
Worship Service: 11 AM
www.strathmoreadventist.ca
RCCG PECULIAR PEOPLE ASSEMBLY

(1 PET. 2:9)
115A 3rd Avenue, Strathmore
403-667-7832
Pastor: Dunmoye Lawal
Sunday Service: 10:30 am
Friday (Divine Encounter): 7 pm
Thursday Bible Study: 7 pm
www.rccgstrathmore.com
STRATHMORE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
50 Maplewood Drive 403-934-2225
Senior Pastor: Rev. Les Fischer
Childrens Pastor: Lori Dollinger
Youth Pastor: Kyle Lomenda
New Office Hours:
9 am - 4 pm Tues - Wed - Thur
Worship Service: 10:30 am
Childrens Church & Nursery in Service
Extending Grace - igniting hope
www.strathmorefullgospel.com
LORD OF ALL (NALC) LUTHERAN
112 Lakeside Blvd. 403-934-2374
Pastor: Dawn Nelson
Worship Schedule
Thursday Evening 7:00 pm
Sunday Family 10:30 am
Christian Education
For All - Ages 3-103
Sunday at 9:30 am
Join us in Praising our Lord, Jesus Christ!
HARVEST HEALING CENTRE
NEW: 102 Canal Gardens
403-901-0893 / 403-880-3171
Pastor: Elizabeth Karp
Sundays 10:30 am
Come join us for a spirit-filled time
of worship
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC

Holy Cross Collegiate School Gym
709B - 2nd Street, Strathmore
403-934-2641
Pastor: Fr. Wojciech Jarzecki
Masses: Saturday 5 pm Sunday 10 am
ST. MICHAEL & ALL
ANGELS ANGLICAN
Becoming fully alive in Jesus Christ
INTERIM WORSHIP LOCATION:
245 Brent Blvd., Strathmore
(NORTH door) 403-934-3017
Pastor & Priest: Bryan Beveridge
Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 am
HOPE COMMUNITY
COVENANT CHURCH
245 Brent Blvd, Strathmore 403-934-2424
Worship Service Sundays 10 am
Lead Pastor: Glenn Peterson
www.hope-community.ca
STRATHMORE ALLIANCE
325 1 Ave 403-934-3543
Corner of 1 Ave & Wheatland Trail
Pastor: Darrell Young
Associate Pastor: Byron Allan
9:30 am Sunday School for All Ages
11:00 am Worship Service
www.strathmorealliance.com
STRATHMORE UNITED
Wheatland Trail & 3rd Avenue
403-934-3025
Rev. Pamela Scott
Sunday Worship 10:30 am
Babysitting Provided
Wheel Chair Accessible
Loop system for the hearing impaired
REMEMBERING OUR ROOTS ~ Bill & Joyce Hagedorn

JOHN GODSMAN
Times Contributor
Bills great-grandfather, Ernst Hagedorn, was
born in 1822 in Bloomberg Lippe, Germany. While
at a young age, Ernst and his brother immigrated
to North America Ernst to Kitchener, Ont. and
his brother to the southern United States. After
marrying Maria Koeppler in 1849, they raised 12
children. Bills grandfather, William Daniel was
born in 1867, in Williamsburg, Ont.
He married Catherine Bieman
in 1890, and they raised seven
children. One of them was Bills
father, Wilfred John, born in
1899 in Paisley, Ont. At age 17,
he left home and headed west
to become a lumberjack in B.C.,
then a farmhand at Mossleigh.
Julia Short, Bills mothers
history has been traced back
to 1842, when her grandfather
Joseph William Short was born
in New Castle, Ont. In 1884 he
brought his family to Calgary by
train, then on to High River by
wagon. In 1885, Bills grandfather Elwood Short was the first
white baby born west of High
River. This was a trying time as
the North West Rebellion was
taking place. Elwood married Edith Robinson in
1907, and they had two girls Bills mother Julia and her sister Hazel (Watson). Grandfather Elwood completed his working career as the Alberta
Wheat Pool elevator agent, and retired from this
position in Strathmore. His mother Julia, attended
Normal School in Calgary, then became a teacher
in Southern Alberta for a few years, ending up
at Blind Creek School, north of Mossleigh. Here
she met Bills father Wilfred, at a country school
dance, and they were married in 1938. They raised
five children.
The eldest was Bill, born in 1943. He attended
school in Mossleigh for 11 years, then took Grade
12 at Vulcan. He furthered his education by attending SAIT in Calgary, where he took a two-year
course in Agriculture Mechanics, and a one-year
course towards his ticket for Heavy Duty Diesel
Mechanic. After this he chose to become a farmer,
and rented half section of land from his father in
1964.
Mary Joyce Gannon was born in Ottawa during
WW2, and raised in the Tri-Town area of N.E. Ontario on the Quebec border, containing the towns
of Cobalt, Haileybury, and New Liskeard.
She graduated from high school in New Liskeard
in 1956, and worked as a secretary in the area until 1960, when she moved to Kelowna, B.C. and
worked for two years, before moving to Calgary in
1962, where she got a job at SAIT. Coincidentally,
Bill was attending SAIT as a student, and without
really knowing each other, they both went on a
SAIT sponsored ski trip to Mt Norquay in Banff.
While toboganning, a group of them came down
the hill, and unfortunately hit a tree stump. Every-
one except Joyce got up, and seeing this Bill and a
friend walked over, picked her up, and carried her
to the bus. Bill likes to tell everyone that he fished
his wife out of a snowbank on Mt. Norquay! They
were married in Calgary in December 1965, and
next spring moved into a rented farmhouse next
door to the farm Bill grew up on. Bill and Joyce
farmed at Mossleigh for the next 35 years before
retiring to Strathmore.
During this time they raised three children David, Jean Anne, and Marilynn who have given
them five grandchildren to enjoy. For 12 years they hosted
off-shore agricultural trainee exchange students under the IAEA
Program. Bill and Joyce were
both active in the Mossleigh
Community, the local Lions
Club, and school activities.
Apart from farming, Bill also
sold Two-way Radio Communication Systems for West Can
Electronics of Calgary, which led
to a 12-year career as a realtor.
He began as a realtor for Century 21 New Bar, and then he
and a group of realtors formed
Aztec Real Estate. This led to a
partnership in building the Best
Western Hotel in Strathmore,
where Bill worked his way up
from maintenance and purchasing, to general
manager. In January 2002, they sold the hotel, Bill
sold his acreage, and he turned in his real estate
and Commissioner of Oaths licenses. He and Joyce
purchased a 34-ft fifth wheel trailer and became
fulltime Rvers for five years. They were fortunate
to have a young couple live in their house to look
after it while they were on the road. As Snowbirds
they spent five years wintering in Arizona. While
touring the southern States, they took part in two
RV Caravan Tours into Mexico, and another two
into Texas. On the first one, they went south of El
Paso, railed through the Copper Canyon to Mazatlan, then ferried across the Sea of Cortez to La Paz,
then drove south to Cabo San Lucas, before heading north to San Diego. The following year, their
second trip took them through Southern Texas to
Hidalgo, then on a 45-day tour to Cancun, Mexico
City and back to Texas. As they both like cruising,
they have completed seven ocean cruises with
Holland America, and two riverboat cruises with
Uniworld. Bus tours also appeal to them, and as a
result they have taken bus trips through England,
Ireland, Wales, Scotland,Germany, Greece, Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, China, Costa Rica,
Alaska, the eastern and western U.S.
Nowadays, they spend approximately seven
months living at Parksville, on Vancouver Island,
and five months living in Lambert Village, Strathmore. Joyce enjoys quilting, while Bill enjoys fishing in summer, and curling in winter. They both
still enjoy square dancing, year round.
The main change they have seen in Strathmore,
since arriving 20 years ago, is the population
growth.
Get out of the snow and enjoy a round of golf with some friends!
Or maybe you are looking to improve your game for the 2015 season?
Book a lesson with one of our CPGA professionals
which includes use to the FlightScope system equipped
with a doppler radar unit and 3D motion tracking
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Rosebud
Presents series
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

The lineup of the 2015 shows in the
Rosebud Presents series has been announced, and theres something for the
whole family says executive Director
Adam Furfaro.
Morris and our team have put together another really strong season for theatre goers of all ages, said Furfaro.
Our Rosebud Presents series is introducing many new people to Rosebud
Theatre and shows like The Wizard of
Oz, Treasure Island and The Miracle
Worker are helping us grow a new generation of patrons. We are expecting
close to 40,000 to come through our
little hamlet in 2015.
It all begins with the Wheatland Band.
Performing on Feb. 13 the former Lewis
and Royal have now become a trio, adding Travis Friesen to the team.
What Travis brings to them is another
sweet voice, and all of a sudden these
guys are singing similar material to what
they used to, theyre very entertaining
and accessible, said Morris Ertman,
Rosebuds artistic director.
Whats happened for Lewis and Royal is Travis presence has busted it wide
open, its like all of a sudden theyre
reinvented and all of the things people
love are still there but theres just another really dynamic colour in the group.
March will see the third installment of
the Wingfield Farm series come to the
hamlet. Wingfields Folly will play from
March 18-21.
This man (Dan Needle) is a genius,
his one person shows are just remarkable and so entertaining, I have never
watched anybody that has had such a
command of the audience and timing as
this actor, said Ertman.
Intimate Sunday Afternoons are coming to Rosebud on April 26 and May 24.
Canadian singers, songwriters and authors will be bringing their unique style
to the hamlet featuring artists such as
Cara Luft, and John Wort Hannam.
Another special treat is for those who
are fans of The Shack author William, P.
Young. He will be in Rosebud on Oct. 4
to speak about the book, his experience
since writing it and the upcoming movie
adaptation.
The Shack is a book that was written
for his kids and it wound up making it
to the New York Times Bestseller list for
a couple of years running, said Ertman.
Hes just such an interesting man and
the book is such an interesting book.
Young set out to write this story for
his kids and then all of a sudden some
friends read it and said you should publish this.
And so he did, opting for the self-publishing route to begin with. As more and
more people read the book it became
something that spoke to people. The
book follows the story of Mack a father
of five and his struggle with having lost
a child to a serial killer, and coming to
terms with it and his faith.
It is kind of a wonderful story about
doing something for somebody you
love, your children, and it winds up being a bigger story than what you intended, and thats what I love about this, he
just did this out of his love for his kids
and then it exploded, said Ertman.
Season tickets are on sale for the 2015
shows, and can be purchased through
the Rosebud Theatre Box Office 1-800267-7553. Season ticket holders also
get first crack at tickets in the Rosebud
Presents series. More information can be
found at www.rosebudtheatre.com.
www.wfes.ca
wheatland further education society
2015 Winter
COURSE CALENDAR
In your mailbox with the Strathmore Times January 23
Sign up at Wheatland Further Education Society 403-934-5785 Email wfes@telus.net www.wfes.ca
Preview
ALBERTA PAYROLL REGULATIONS - webinar
GRATITUDE - INTUITION - CREATIVITY - PLAY & REST
Please note that this is an informational workshop, participants will complete paper
exercises; computerized accounting software topics will not be covered. Many
participants planning to attend the QuickBooks workshops find this workshop helpful
as an introduction to payroll.
Bren Brown Daring Way Workshops

Cheryl is a Certified Daring Way Facilitator excited to get more of YOU in
YOUR LIFE! These workshops are for people interested in daring greatly,
living wholeheartedly and being a member of a courageous, compassionate
and connected community. We focus on Bren Browns work on connection,
authenticity, wholeheartedness, worthiness, vulnerability, and shame resilience in.
We will use group discussion in this workshop to engage together in a supportive
caring environment to connect with others while learning new tools, tips and
strategies from the research that will support us in living more authentically and
wholeheartedly. *These workshops are not a series; you can choose any one as they
are independent of each other.
2 classes:
Cultivating Gratitude and Joy: Letting Go of Scarcity and Fear of the Dark
Learn what you need to know about paying employees in Alberta. In this course the
topics include general employment standards, payroll deductions and remittances,
recording benefits, calculating statutory holiday pay, T4s, yearend reporting
requirements, and requirements regarding the termination of an employee. A
must have course for any office administrator or business owner with payroll
responsibilities.
Fee:
Mon, Jan 19th & 26th from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

WFES Office, Country Lane Mall, Bay A1, 510 Hwy #1
$75
1 class:
Fee:
INTRO TO DSLR PHOTOGRAPHY
This program will teach you the fundamentals of using your DSLR including f-stop,
shutter speed and ISO. Other topics include autofocus and exposure modes. A DSLR
is required for this class.
4 classes:
Fee
Feb 9, 23, Mar 2 & Mar 9th from 7 p.m. 9 p.m. (no class Feb 16th)
from 7 p.m. 9 p.m.
Crowther Memorial Jr. High, 190 Brent Blvd (side entrance)
$99.50
ZUMBA
Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a unique
fitness program that will blow you away. Achieve long term benefits and experience
an absolute blast in just 45 minutes of calorie-burning, body-energizing and aweinspiring movement that will engage and captivate your life! Ellis and Elly invite
you to their Zumba party! Students please wear active wear (workout clothing) and
fitness shoes and bring a water bottle.
7 classes:
Fee:
Mon, Feb 2nd - Mar 23rd (no class Feb 16th)

from 6:30p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Westmount Elementary School, 220 Wheatland Trail
$75
CANADIAN NON-RESTRICTED FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE
This course is required in order to obtain a Firearms Possession and Acquisition

License. You will be introduced to firearms, basic firearm safety, ammunition, how
to operate a firearm along with safe handling and carrying techniques. You will also
learn social responsibilities of the firearm and proper storage, transportation and
handling. Minimum age 12 years. The course is eight hours long and as soon as the
course is done, exams will take place. The exams consist of one written and a oneon-one practical (20 minutes each). Students please bring a bag lunch. Text book
included - to be picked-up at WFES office prior to course date.
1 session:
Fee:
Sat, Feb 7th OR Mar 21st OR May 2nd from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.,
Strathmore High School, 100 Brent Blvd
$115 (textbook included)
STANDARD FIRST AID WITH LEVEL C-CPR/AED
This 2 day course provides 3 year certification in Standard First Aid with level C-CPR/
AED. For students requiring CPR certification only, attendance is required for the
first portion of day 1. Additional class dates for groups (schools, businesses etc.)
can be organized to suit your needs. Other courses such as Emergency First Aid and
Health Care Provider CPR are also available - inquire with WFES at 403-934-5785.
2 classes:
Fee:
Sat & Sun: Feb 7th & 8th OR Mar 14th & 15th OR Apr 18th &19th
OR May 9th & 10th
9 a.m. 5 p.m., Strathmore Youth Center, 170 Brent Blvd
$135 ($80 CPR only)
BABYSITTERS TRAINING PROGRAM (11 14 YRS)
So you want to be a babysitter. Becoming a babysitter is serious business. You can

learn how to be an AWESOME babysitter with the Kidproof Babysitters Training
Program! This popular course is packed full of advice, guides, tips, and information
based on real life experiences, from kids and experts in the know. Like all Kidproof
courses, the Babysitters Training program has activities and hands-on practice to
increase your confidence and give you the skills you need to be the best babysitter
possible. After successfully completing the Kidproof Babysitters Training Program,
you will be confident, prepared, professional, safe, and in demand. Each student
receives a Babysitters Handbook and wallet card upon successful completion.
Please bring a doll or teddy bear the size of a baby, pen and paper and a peanut free
bag lunch.
1 class:
Fee:
Sat, Feb 7th OR Mar 14th OR Apr 25th OR May 9th

from 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
$55
Mon, Feb 9th from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.,

$50
Cultivating Intuition and Trusting Faith: Letting Go of the Need for Certainty
1 class:
Fee:
Tue, Feb 24th from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.,

$50
Cultivating Creativity: Letting Go of Comparison

1 class:
Fee:
Mon, Mar 9th from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.,

$50
Cultivating Play and Rest: Letting Go of Exhaustion as a Status Symbol and

Productivity as Self-Worth
1 class:
Fee:
Mon, Mar 30th from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.,

$50
DRUMMING -- COMMUNITY DRUM CIRCLE - Its not about

music lessons!
Join us as we gather together to share with one another, to create natural JOY, to
heal through open hearts and clear our minds. Replace your worry and stress with
joy and healing -- for ourselves and those around us.
As we play together, we will give ourselves a rhythmical massage, an emotional
release and a healing. All we have to do is BE IN THE MOMENT. Be aware of those
around us; be aware of our inner being. Bring to the circle whatever rhythmical
expertise you have to offer, through noise and fun we will share with each other as
we are released from our negative energies. Make JOY a commitment in your life.
Come drum the night away! DRUMS ARE PROVIDED.
6 sessions:
Fee:
6 sessions:
Fee:
Tue, Feb 10th - Mar 24th (no class Mar 3rd) from 7 8:30 p.m.,
Chuck Mercer Room, Strathmore Civic Centre, 120 Brent Blvd
$80
Tue, Apr 7th - May 12 from 7 p.m. 8:30 p.m.,
Chuck Mercer Room, Strathmore Civic Centre, 120 Brent Blvd
$80
SAFE FOOD HANDLING
Individuals or groups planning events at which food will be served are invited to
attend the safe food handling course offered by Alberta Health Services. The course
helps volunteer food handlers and event organizers understand the potential health
risks associated with foodborne illnesses, as well as the steps necessary to mitigate
those risks.
1 class:
1 class:
Fee
Wed, Feb 11th from 7 9:30 p.m.,

Wed, Mar 11th from 1:30 - 4 p.m.,
WFES Office, Bay A1 Country Lane Mall
$10
RESPs BUILDING YOUR CHILDS FUTURE
Education is one of the key investments for the future success of your child.
Ensuring that your child has access to a post-secondary education is an important
decision. With an RESP you have the comfort of knowing that you are providing a
foundation for your childs future.
During this session we will talk about RESPs and answer all your questions; What
is a Registered Education Savings Plan? How does it Work? What are the Benefits?
What types of Plans are there? Who can open up an RESP? What do I need to open
an RESP?
1 class:
Fee:
Thu, Feb 12th from 10 11:30 a.m., WFES Office, Country Lane Mall
$5
MICROSOFT OFFICE 2013 EXCEL - webinar
In this 6 evening course you will learn to use QuickBooks accounting software
to manage your basic business accounting needs. Topics include setting up a
company file, invoicing, accounts payable, managing accounts receivables, GST,
account reconciliations, and financial reporting as well as advanced features such
as inventory management, budgeting, job costing and payroll. No prior experience
with QuickBooks is necessary; however, basic computer skills and basic knowledge
of bookkeeping responsibilities are helpful.
Using the popular Microsoft spreadsheet program learn to create a basic workbook
or spreadsheet, add formulas and finally format, proof and print your project.
This popular spreadsheet program is a must for anyone managing numbers or
large amounts of data. In this course, students will learn to work efficiently within
the software, utilizing some of the advanced features and options. Topic areas
include: Entering Data in a Worksheet, Finding and Replacing Data, Working with
Compatibility Mode, Referencing other worksheets, Hiding and Unhiding Rows and
Columns, Absolute and Relative Cell Referencing, Creating and Using Formulas,
Using Cell Styles, Using Functions, Freezing and Splitting Panes, Sorting and
Filtering Data, Creating and Modifying Charts, Inserting and Modifying Graphics,
Organizing and Analyzing Workbooks. This is a Level 1 and Level 2 combined course.
6 classes:
6 classes:
QUICKBOOKS 2014 - webinar
Fee:
Mon, Feb 9th, 23rd, Mar 2nd, 9, 16 & 23 from 6:30 - 8:30PM,
WFES Office, County Lane Mall, Bay A1 510 Hwy #1
$210
Fee:
Wed, Feb 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18 & 25 from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
WFES Office
$210
PRE-KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
2015-2016 School Year
SACRED HEART ACADEMY

709A - 2nd Street, Strathmore, AB
JANUARY 5
PACKAGES
AVAILABLE
SHA Office
JANUARY 29
9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m
PROGRAM
OPTIONS
Assistance with registration packages

Tours of the school and classrooms
OPTION A - 3 year old program

2 Day Program
Wednesday, Friday - 8:25 - 11:20
REGISTRATION DAY
Students must be 3 years old at time of entry. $100/month
Sacred Heart Academys

St. Theresa
Little Flower Pre-Kindergarten
program welcomes your child
to the exciting world of learning
through a play-based, child-orientated
program in an enriched learning
environment.
OPTION B - 4 Year old Program

3 Day Program
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday - 8:25 - 11:20
OPTION C - 4 year old program
3 Day Program
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday - noon - 3:00
Our Pre-K Program is licensed

through the Government of Alberta
Child & Family Services Authority.
Child care subsidy is available.
Students must be 4 years old by Dec. 31st, 2014

$140/month.
What can you expect from

the Christ the Redeemer Catholic Schools
Two day program may be

accommodated at $100/month
PRE- KINDERGARTEN
PROGRAM?
Focus on early literacy and numeracy

Rich language environment
Play-based learning approach
Favorable class sizes
Music, drama and art opportunities
Catholic faith experience that
reinforces each childs unique place in
Gods world
A safe and caring community
Our program features an

Early Intervention Screening
Our screening involves
Speech-Language and Fine
Motor skills. The information
received from Screening will be
used to assist in programming
for children who may require
additional support.
Structure and routine that

emphasizes respect and
responsibility
Parental involvement
Frequent communication between
home and school
Students must be five (5)

years of age
by December 31, 2015 for
Kindergarten Entrance.
A great year of learning and growth
Visit our website at www.sacredheartacademy.ca
For more information call
403-901-1544
CHRIST THE REDEEMER CATHOLIC SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE
Box 1318, 1 McRae Street, Okotoks, AB T1S 1B3 403-938-2659 www.redeemer.ab.ca
County gives back

with in-kind contributions
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

Wheatland County discussed their annual credits that were
given out in 2014 for in-kind contributions to organizations
at the Jan. 6 council meeting.
The annual report concluded that Accounts Receivable
Credits were split through inspection fees to the Strathmore
Handi-Bus Association, Carseland Fire Department, Dalum
Fire Protection Association, Gleichen District Fire Association and Rockyford Rural Fire Protection Association totaling
$2,582.80.
We do it every year and what ends up happening with that
is CVIP inspections because they are commercial vehicles,
theyre not owned by the county, theyre owned partially by
the association. The county does all the CVIP inspections
and does that as a free service for the fire departments, said
Alan Parkin, Chief Administrative Officer.
So rather than sending it to a garage in Strathmore or Calgary, they just bring it here and our guys do that. We credit
it that on our account to a donation in-kind.
Wheatland County staff prepared the invoices for each association, in following a resolution policy, at the new rate of
$93.92 an hour for the inspections.
Council also approved to have the same credit attached to
the sixty yards of gravel, which was six loads, to the High
Eagle RV Park in June 2014, which totaled $744.98.
The in-kind contribution also covered 300 tons of gravel
that was dumped on 200 to 300 yards of land on June 2014,
which was spread around the Strathmore Seed Cleaning
Plant.
Parkin added that there would be more of these in-kind
contributions coming in at the next couple of meetings.
CAPITAL ASSET THRESHOLD POLICY
It came to the countys attention at a December council
meeting that there was a demand for an increase in the capital asset thresholds in the Tangible Assets Policy for buildings and other structures to $25,000.
Wheatland council had advised staff to review thresholds
that are in the policy already to see if a raise was appropriate.
The motion is to include fire equipment, apparatus and vehicles but council had to factor in that it is critical to choose
a threshold that considers the size of the assets and not the
total value of the assets.
The only thing that was changed on that policy was in
regards to buildings. Previously under that policy anything
that was validated at $10,000 or over would be showing as a
capital asset, said Parkin.
If its under $10,000 then it would just be an operating
item. Lets just say somethings worth $12,000, before it
wouldve been shown capital item so we had to capitalize
on our budget, now itll be on the operating budget.

The addition of the fire trucks seemed to factor in to wanting that increase in the threshold.
I think Rocky View is $100,000 and some of the other municipalities are $50,000. So we bumped it up a little bit and
that was a recommendation from council when we took in a
while back and added the fire trucks because we didnt have
fire trucks on there before, said Parkin.
The change comes after five years of the current policy.
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Parkin had taken a tour at the Stella Jones plant in Carseland, who have 55 employees, and supplies product to Home
Depots in Western Canada. He did the tour with Jim Laslo
and Judy Unsworth and was impressed with the product line
that is being distributed across western Canada in the factory.
The office expansion project is 85 per cent complete and
has a target opening date for May 2015. The contract costs
with Blue Rock is at $1,400,685.26 for this project. A request
for proposals of furnishing was set up on Dec. 8 and closed
on Dec. 22 and a big thank you goes out to the project committee: Kim Sandbeck, Judy Unsworth, Dennis Klem and Michael Ziehr. Parkin and Ziehr did an exterior inspection on
Dec. 18.
Councilor Booth gave an update on the elected Strathmore Handi-Bus Association board for 2015. Alice Booth
President, Bruce Kaufman Vice President, Florence Vander
Velde Secretary/Treasurer, Brian Grier Fundraising, Jenny
Schumann Media Writer.
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MINOR HOCKEY WEEK
Annually across the country we celebrate Minor Hockey Week.

The week is a way to recognize the sport for its positive influence and benefits to
the community, while also recognizing the people who bring it all together from
organizers to players.
Rockyford Minor Hockey

encourages more kids to play
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter
The goal for Rockyford Minor Hockey is to
keep the players challenged and to keep kids
playing hockey.
I guess the number one thing in hockey is
to have fun. We got two peewee teams and
atom team, so its kind of in that mid- level
where they start and finish their careers, said
Ryan Seeley, Rockyford Minor Hockey President.
Seeley has seen some vast improvements
since he took over seven years ago and hopes
to increase the associations player enrolment
every year.
We have spurts where we have lots of kids
and then we lost our midget and bantam
teams (and) didnt have enough players. Since
then weve had lots of teams again, but there
were a couple of years where we struggled

just to ice enough kids, said Seeley. We had
to split our peewee and atom team this year
and well have to do it again next year.
Despite having struggles to make teams in
the past, this year they have more players to
make more teams.
Well I think its just a cycle because for a
few years there wasnt enough kids to make
a team. This group that we have coming
through, now we have more than enough
to make a couple teams, said Seeley. Thats
why we had to split, we had too many kids on
one team, but its some of the toughest years
because we have too many players for one
team and not enough for two teams.
Seeley added that the coaches have done
an exceptional job so far this season and will
keep building quality in the Rockyford Minor
Hockey Association.
Hussar Minor Hockey

enjoys increased participation
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter
The main highlight for Hussar Minor Hockey so far this season has been giving the
young players the opportunity to participate
in a power skating program.
Weve got a full power skating program
going on, so we do that one night a week
from four-year-olds to the oldest being 15,
said Clay Armstrong, Hussar Minor Hockey
board representative. Its not like the old
power skating, theyre in full hockey gear
with their sticks. They do puck drills, like
its a full hockey development power skating
program ran by Sam Miller, she does a lot of
the stuff in Strathmore as well.
Armstrong has been thrilled with the increased number of teams that have been put
together this season.
Weve got three and a half teams playing out of Hussar, which is more than weve
had for awhile, said Armstrong. We have a
midget team, bantam team, novice team and
half an atom team, we split our novice and

atom with Bassano. So half the kids on both
of those team are from Hussar, but we register one team here and one team there just to
keep everybody onside with it.
The goal for the association is to get the
young kids active as much as possible around
the arena in some form of an ice sport.
We basically focus on getting the youth
involved in the arena, skating of some sort,
we do have a couple of figure skaters. We
promote our local teams above all and try to
support them and keep the costs down so
that more people can play, said Armstrong.
He believes that the right coaches were
put into place, as there have been no issues
yet.
Weve got good coaches all the way
through. I dont know how active the board
has to get involved because so far we havent
had any issues, said Armstrong.
Hussar Minor Hockey just wants to see
continuous development and to have teams
make the playoffs.
Promoting more
puck touches
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter
The 2014-2015 Strathmore Minor Hockey Associations (SMHA) season has been productive so far and
will continue to develop players and coaches, while
enjoying the sport.
According to SMHA President Blair Wilson, the board
is always looking for ways to improve the association.
Some of the things we are always looking for (are)
new ways to teach core development skills in a way
that is fun for the players, said Wilson. There are
several new initiatives that Hockey Canada has spent
a significant amount of time researching, which we
would like to start using as they have suggested.
One of which is a Timbit and Novice program that
utilizes smaller teams and on-ice stations with like
players to promote more puck touches. This allows
our coaching staff to work with like players at each
station and teach skills at the level that benefits the
whole group.
We have attempted this in the current season with
a little push back as it is some new thinking. Other
associations are using it all across Alberta and several
other provinces with great success stories. Hopefully
with some additional instruction to our eager coaching
staff, we can achieve the same success in Strathmore.
There have been a lot of new coaches come on board
and it has been a process to teach them, but there are
many quality coaches in the minor hockey system.
We have new coaches for the young teams so its
a new experience, he said. You never know what
youre getting, but weve got some good coaches.
Strathmore Minor Hockey is also working closely
with Hockey Alberta and the UFA Bisons to bring
courses and clinics to Strathmore for coaching development.
Our teams cant function without well-trained volunteer coaches that we are fortunate enough to have
come out year after year, said Wilson. I cant say
enough how fortunate we are to get such a great group
to lead our teams every year.
The association wants to emphasize the players having fun and to developing every aspect of their game.
Its all about development and fun, I think were accomplishing that. We always hope to bring home some
banners, but it doesnt always happen, said Wilson.
Its not what its about, but it looks like we have a
chance this year to get to the playoffs with most of our
teams.
According to Wilson, there are six Timbit, five novice,
four atom, five peewee, four bantam and four midget
teams (including the three female squads). The three
Wheatland Athletic Association teams and the Wheatland Kings Junior B team are also under the SMHA
umbrella.
In total, there are over 400 registered players in
SMHA.
Our registration numbers have seen a significant increase in the younger age groups, which is a sign of
the towns growth, said Wilson. Most of our teams are
having great seasons, with a high percentage of teams
staged for a playoff run. Bringing home the banner is
an exciting event for any team, but it is not the only
initiative we strive to achieve.
14/15 REFEREES
14/15 ROCKYFORD ROUGHNECKS TYKE
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Chance Bartman, Wyatt Schaffer, Nikkolas Barron, Emmitt Many Heads BACK: Billie Miller, Rhett Gregory,
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14/15 SIKSIKA NOVICE
14/15 NOVICE D BLACK STRATHMORE STORM
BACK: Cassidy Saddleback (C), Keith Yellow Fly (C), Mory Ayoungman (C) MIDDLE: John Steinhauer Jr,
Colby Wolfleg, Paiden Doore, Trinity Pretty Young Man, Lynelle Rinning Rabbit, Luke Duck Chief, Amber Brass,
Luke Wells, Selena Maguire, Traelynn Ayoungman, Madelyn Bearhat, Hayven Many Heads
FRONT: Brayson Breaker, Joshua Winnipeg, Emery Medicine Shield, Jon Maguire, Keaton Labelle,
Harmony Calf, Dreyton Buffalo, Arianna Labelle, Cowboy Many Guns
FRONT: Kamryn Shorhen, Jake Butler-Harris, Nolan Bramley, Chase Ward, Aidan-James Maitre
MIDDLE: Roel Stanford, Brooklynn Adams, Nathan Markel, Leland Westgard, Landon Hein,
Ewan Seymour, Sam Michta BACK: Dallas Ward (C), Randy Adams (AC), Jon Shorhen (AC),
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14/15 NOVICE D SILVER STRATHMORE STORM
14/15 NOVICE C STRATHMORE STORM
FRONT: Alison Edwards, Addison Terry, Lucas Munchrath, Desmond Kubin, Dayde Muir
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Kieran Neale MIDDLE: Jack Elliott, Aubrey Stender, Connor White, Jack Anderson, Jake Van Bavel,
Sam Rieger, Isaiah Goertz BACK: Ryan Kirkpatrick (AC), Derrick Elliott (C), Jeff Bodie (AC)
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Sawyer Jones BACK: Brooke Parker (AC), Cory Flett (C), Dusty Bassen (A.C), Gary Smith (AC)
14/15 NOVICE A STRATHMORE STORM
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Corson Burns MIDDLE: Ayden Preston, Tori Evans, Nash Wassing, Luke Eitzen, Wyatt Yule, Reed Jakubiszyn
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14/15 BASSANO/HUSSAR OUTLAWS ATOM
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Dante Young, Kyan Harding BACK: Kevin Slemko (C), Rob Miller (C), Torbin Jorgensen, Jace Papp,
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14/15 PEEWEE C STRATHMORE STORM
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Ron Heckle (AC), Clay Armstrong (C) Peter Charlton Photography
14/15 MIDGET AA WHEATLAND CHIEFS
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Chris Rebeyka MIDDLE: Liam Rycroft, Kody Hammond, Jason Hobson, Jayse Wilson, Grady Strath,
Matt Halkovic, James Farmer, Kaleb Robinson FRONT: Nolan Kent, Jayden Smith, Evan Barlow (AC),
Shadoe Stoodley (AC), Devin Olson (C), Matt Gass (AC), Cole Busslinger, Mack Clark
FRONT: Reid Van Eaton, David Voyevoda 2ND ROW: Tyler Wheeler, Chance Breaker, Jeramie Passage,
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Dillon Lang, Braden Corbiell, Brandon Berry, Reid Muirhead, Logan Donovan, Ethan Gallant,
Tim Calfrobe (AC), Kristina Perkin (M) Peter Charlton Photography
14/15 MIDGET A STRATHMORE STORM
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Wheatland excelling
in elite-level hockey
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter
The Wheatland Athletics Associations (WAA) goal is to advance players on to the next level of their careers
and to help to further enhance coaching techniques.
WAA President Murray Brown has
overseen the operations of the three
teams peewee, bantam and midget
and so far they are meeting expectations in the 2014-2015 season.
Its run by a bunch of hardworking
board members and we are fortunate
enough to have a lot of alumni back
coaching (and) great coaching all the
way through. I think it shows in our
teams, said Brown. Weve had Keith
(Klemmensen) for the last number
years and he gets all them kids started
(in peewee), so theyre ready to play
elite hockey and its really shown in
our program now, all the way through
from the bottom up.
Browns goal since taking over as the
president this season is to make sure
the players have that confidence with
their development to move to the next
level.
Our goal is put guys to a higher level, thats the goal of double-A is to be
a feeder system for our triple-A teams
and get kids to junior hockey, said
Brown.
He also noticed that at the beginning
of the season that all three teams were
going to be strong throughout their

line-ups and have successful seasons.
I thought through try-outs all
groups were going to be strong and
going into the Christmas break, all of
them are right up top, said Brown.
Usually were not fortunate enough
to have all three of them on top, that
reflects on the kids and our coaching.
The consistent trend of each of three
teams has been a true testament to the
quality of coaching that they have received.
Cody Brown and Justin Fraser (bantam coaches) worked under Keith for
a year, so they picked up a lot of stuff
from him. They both had great coaching along the way so they took a little
bit from everyone they played for. The
kids are just getting out of the game
and I think it shows that it can relate
to the players with the bantam group,
said Brown. Devin (midget coach)
and his staff have been proven coaches. Theyve won championships for us.
Keith demands hard work and discipline, the one thing youll find about
him, kids that hes coached five years
ago, hang around him at another rink
so thats how much respect they have
for him.
A deep run into the playoffs and
possibly a championship would be
ideal for the teams, but the continuation of development is what Brown
wants to see the most during his tenure as president.
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Interested in growing your own food
this summer, but dont have a place to
do it? Four Sisters Farm has 50 garden
plots (12 ft x 12 ft) they will be renting
out to green thumbs in the area.
Tthere is a Community Garden Growers Meeting scheduled where Four Sisters Farm will share more about their
gardening initiative on Jan. 25 at 6 p.m.
There will be certain rules around the
garden; you have to pick it, you have to
grow it, dont use pesticides, and you
have to maintain it or Four Sisters will
take it over and will give it away.
Were going to try and be as ecofriendly as possible, said Paula
Beekamn, owner of Four Sisters Farm.
The idea is to get people out growing their own food because it really
teaches a skill and I think it maybe
draws passion from certain people. Its
about bringing people together in an

agricultural setting, and growing something and feeling good about the end
result.
The plan is to also use the garden
and the farm as a way to help the community. There will be an educational
aspect, with schools being invited out
to see how things grow, and Beekman
will be growing a plot for the Wheatland Food Bank and the Community
Crisis Society.
To get involved with the garden there
is a $25 membership fee, a $20 refundable deposit, and the parcel is rented
out for $80 per year.
There is a $20 deposit that you get
back at the end of the year because
you have to clean your plot, you have
to pull out your vegetables make sure
whatever you put in, you take all that
away, then you come and pick up your
$20, said Beekman.
Im going to put a shed out there
with hoes and everything you need. You

dont have to bring any tools, thats part
of the $25 fee is to just develop it into
something that you just come in, you
grab a hoe or whatever and then you
just work on your garden.
It brings people together creating a sense of community, said Monica
Soltys, who will be growing flowers for
sale at the farm.
Parents, their whole family and kids
can be weeding and picking and its an
outing, I think its awesome.
Anyone that grows too much of something and cant find a use for it will have
the option of selling it at market price
to the farm.
Coming to Four Sisters Farm is Market 817, a flea market-style public market where local vendors will be able to
sell their wares. The hope is to have the
market open in time for the May long
weekend. Watch here and the Four Sisters Farm Facebook page for more details.
The Community Garden Growers
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Carseland Lions Club enjoyed

successful 2014
WAYNE SHAPKA
Treasurer, Carseland Lions Club

The Carseland Lions Club brings
warm wishes to our community for
2015. Our motto is We Serve.
We have been providing aid and service to others when the need arises
since 1955.
Here is a snapshot of what we have
accomplished in 2014:
We partnered with other local service clubs to form a centennial committee, in order to celebrate Carselands
100 years.
We opened a centennial account,
applied for and received Wheatland
County Community Enhancement grant
funding for centennial celebrations and
portable bleachers. We would like to
acknowledge Wheatland County and
members of the community enhancement regional board for their commitment to making our community a wonderful place to live.
We assisted the Carseland and District Community Association and Agricultural Association with improvements
to plumbing in the community hall
kitchen, door prizes, as well as providing funds for them to lease a meeting
room.
We have given back to worthy
causes such as the Lions Quest (youth
leadership), Lions guide dog foundation and their eye bank projects.
We have assisted our youth, by
helping Busy Bee Preschool.
We assist local youth who attend
Crowther Memorial Junior High School
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One of the main goals of the Carseland Lions Club is to enhance infrastructure projects that the community
can physically utilize. However, we do
assist some individual requests on a
case-by-case basis.
For example, this summer, at the Aggie Days Barbeque, money received
was redistributed to local families, to
provide relief to those who were affected by personal tragedy or health issues.
We concluded the year with donations to The Sheldon Kennedy foundation, CNIB White Cane program, Canadian Cancer Society and the Strathmore
and District Christmas Hamper Society.
Overall, your generosity has helped
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Swarming Storm!
Strathmore Minor Hockey
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game went on.
Storm B vs Sylvan Lake Lakers
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The Wheatland Kings battled to a 5-3 win over Banff Academy at the Strathmore Family Centre on
Jan. 9.
Kings split weekend

JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter
The Wheatland Kings gave their fans some excitement on Friday night at home as they skated hard
and stayed disciplined en route to a 5-3 win over the
Banff Bears.
I just thought we were skating, we were moving the
puck quickly, supporting the puck and staying positive on the bench, said head coach Jeremy Blumes.
Goal scorers were Brett Dumaine with two while
Graham Watkins, Kirby Ruzesky and Read Douglas
scored chipped in with one apiece.
Unfortunately, the same could not be said for the
next night against Coaldale as the Kings fell to the
Copperheads 5-1.
HOME GAME
Sunday, January 18
2:00 pm
vs Calgary Buffaloes
Doug Taylor Photo
The Coaldale Copperheads defeated the Strathmore Wheatland Kings 5-1 at the Strathmore Family
Centre on Jan. 10.
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Blumes liked how his players came out in the first

period as the play was even, they just could not sustain the pace the rest of the way.
I think tonight we didnt move the puck as well. In
the first period, were right there, its anybodys game
for the taking, said Blumes In the second period we
werent as strong on our sticks and didnt win 50/50
battles, and its a possession game and when you dont
have the puck, youre chasing and at a disadvantage.
The Copperheads scored some goals at crucial times
in the game and the Kings were not able to come
back.
They scored those two goals 30 seconds apart and
I think that second one, its a short side goal, that our
goalie would like to have back. Then the third goal,
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their high guy and he gets an open look, said Blumes.

Theyre first place for a reason and theyre opportunistic. If you give them time and space in the middle
of the ice, its going to end up in the back of our net.
It appeared that there were momentum swings
throughout the game and frustration mounted as the
Kings started to take penalties in the later stages.
At the start of the second I thought they were hungrier team and the momentum switched to their side.
In the third period, we played well, but got into penalty trouble where we took some selfish penalties and
guys were being sat, said Blumes.
Ruzesky scored the one goal in the loss.
The Kings will play one game next weekend when
they take on the Medicine Hat Cubs (8 p.m.) on Jan.
17 at the Strathmore Family Centre.
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Public Open House

Tuesday January 20, 2015
Days Inn Hotel, 400 Ranch Market
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JUSTIN SEWARD
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The UFA Bisons were able to manage
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The majority of the lineup was battling the flu bug; they created chances
at times, but had limited energy.
We had four or five guys that have
been sick this last week and we cancelled practice Thursday because of
guys that just couldnt make it and another couple of guys that have been
sick since, said head coach Dan MacDonald. Were just happy we didnt
have two games this weekend so we
can recover a little bit.
MacDonald admits that because of
the illness, the team was incapable of
playing to full potential.
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have been playing. I think we tried
hard but werent the same guys, said
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last 58 seconds just to get a tie, thats

a good thing for us to be able to that.
I thought the other team played well
too, their goaltender was good, we had
some good chances and we couldve
put them away.
The Tigers were able to take advantage of the less-than-healthy Bisons
and were sharp throughout the game.
Medicine Hat moved the puck really
well and they kept us on our heels a lot
of the night. There were times we had
difficulty getting out of our own end,
said MacDonald.
Trgve Many Guns, Kyle Gordon and
Shane Fraser supplied the offense.
The Bisons will regroup at practice
this week and going down the stretch
want to tighten up defensively and finish off checks more in their own end
heading into the playoffs.
Next up will be on Jan. 17 in Lethbridge against the Hurricanes (2:15
p.m.) and then a Sunday showdown
at home on Jan. 18 versus the Calgary
Buffaloes (2 p.m.).
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Former Bison Van Tetering Alaska-Fairbanks bound

JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

Former UFA Bison centre Troy Van
Tetering has committed to the University
of Alaska Fairbanks for the 2015-2016
season.
Van Tetering, who only played one
season with the Bisons, is currently playing with the Lloydminster Bobcats of the
AJHL and is thrilled to be playing in the
NCAA next year.
It felt great, its something Ive been
working for since I was little. It was one
of the goals I had, and one of the big
reasons I was playing hockey, and to finally achieve that goal felt great, said
Van Tetering. Its almost indescribable
because I took a bit of a

long road, but it was nice
to be finally rewarded for
all the work.
The Carstairs native
credits a lot of his success
to this point to learning
the basics of the game effectively from the Bisons
coaching staff.
This year I would not
have been able to make
the jump to Junior A without Dan (MacDonald) and Doug (Raycroft) and lots of the guys I had behind
me that year and playing with them and
developing as a player because theyre a
great coaching staff and they really de-
veloped me as a player,
said Van Tetering.
He admits that kind of
teaching helped with the
transition to Lloydminster.
The beginning of the
year has been awesome, I
was pretty nervous making the jump but again
great coaches and theyve
been giving me chances
and believing in me. Ive
been getting lots of power
play time and thats helped with the development part and getting into different
situations, said Van Tetering.
Alaska-Fairbanks has set out what they
expect of him, so he can make an imme-
diate impact upon arrival.

This is my first year and I am a rookie,
so they still expect me to put up a few
numbers and keep playing strong but
next year theyre going to expect a lot especially since Ive committed. Theyre not
going to want me to sit back and relax
now that Ive signed, said Van Tetering.
Once he recovers from a separated
shoulder, he wants to get back in the
lineup and continue developing, to show
to his coaches that he can play and that
Alaska-Fairbanks made the right decision.
When Van Tetering arrives at Alaska
Fairbanks, he is considering taking Petroleum Engineering or Program Environmental Sciences.
Hammond shines in inaugural All- Star game

JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

The Alberta Major Bantam
Female Hockey League held its
first-ever All Star Game on Sunday, Jan. 4 in Sherwood Park.
The game was a fast-paced,
hard-fought match up featuring the best players from the
North and South divisions of the
league.
The Rocky Mountain Raiders
bantam triple-A team was well
represented at the game by six
players - including Strathmores
Karissa Hammond - along with
her teammates, Emma Borbandy
and Erin Fargey from Langdon,
Breanne Trotter and Lacey Dimaulo from Okotoks and Ken-
nedy Moore from Chestermere.

Raiders head coach Jordan
Fenton, who was also the South
All Star teams coach, liked what
he saw from Hammond and
credits her skill level to her development in minor hockey.
I think all the players from
the Raiders represented themselves well. I think with the Raiders program, being a composite
team from the communities surrounding Calgary, its a testament
to the skill development that is
done at the local minor hockey
level, said Fenton. Karissa Hammond, coming through Strathmore Minor Hockey, she played
extremely well and an aggressive
player that battled hard and a
player that never gives up on the
defensive side of the puck.

He felt that she came into
her own against the top players and put in a consistent effort
throughout the game.
I think she played consistent
the same way she plays for the
Raiders in being one of the top
defensemen in the league, said
Fenton.
Hammond will never forget
this game, as it has been a very
memorable moment so far in her
career.
It was my first time being in
something like that, it exciting to
be with all the good players in
the league and playing a highly
(skilled) game with all them,
said Hammond.
She felt nervous at first, but
Rocky Mountain bantam

triple-A Raider teammates
Karissa Hammond (l-r),
Kennedy Moore, goalie
Erin Fargey, Breanne
Trotter, Emma Borbandy
and Lacey Dimaulo had a
thrilling experience at the
inaugural bantam triple-A
female All-Star game in
Sherwood Park on Jan. 4.
Photo Courtesy of
Jordan Fenton
settled once the game wore

on.
At first I was kind of nervous, our team stayed together and no one quit, said
Hammond.
The Raiders team has had to
work hard in all their games
to earn wins and Hammond
has contributed immensely
with her play.
We have to work hard, last

year we had more skill but
this year we have to work
hard every game. Every time
Im on the ice Im improving
and learning something different, said Hammond.
The teams road trips have
been a highlight for her so far
this year because she likes to
bond with her teammates.
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She has only played hockey for four years - she
had previously played ringette - but has had some
highlights in her young career.
Last year I finally made finally made bantam
triple A and won the provincials which was awesome and hopefully we can do good in playoffs
this year, said McCallum.
She got to experience a high-pressured situation at the Macs tournament this year and cherished every minute of it.
It was overwhelming at first but I adjusted to
it. I think I played pretty good and showcased
myself well, said McCallum.
The Raiders had the mindset of being on top of
their pool in the tournament and as a result overanalyzed their opponents.
We thought that we would be able to come out
on top but that didnt happen. Its a short tournament, you got to take it one game at a time and
we got a bit a head of ourselves, said McCallum.
She added that the difference from bantam to
midget in one season was playing with bigger
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I feel that weve been getting better gradually but weve had a couple upsets. We havent
finished games off as planned, a lot of ties and
shootouts, said McCallum. The Strathmore native
has 18 points (7 goals, 11 assists) in 24 games
with the Raiders and is trying to make the most
of her opportunities.
We dont have one main goal scorer and I think
Im playing better as a rookie. Im one point from
(the) top scorer right now and just learning at a
(higher) level with new people, said McCallum.
We have a lot of rookies this year and only
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She believes that the Raiders should use their
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Warriors make a statement; cannot solve Sylvan Lake
The Wheatland Braves beat Red Deer TPS 13-4 on Jan. 11

at the Strathmore Family Centre.
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

Cody Browns Wheatland Warriors
bantam club could not have got their
game against the Southwest Rockies on
Friday night at the Strathmore Family
Centre over with fast enough.
The team crushed the lowly Rockies
21-3, but coach Brown admits that there
was not much to take out of this game
and for his team to focus on preparing
for Sylvan Lake on Saturday night in
Hussar.
Tonight it was one of those games,
its the way it goes, just kind of wanted
to get through it and move on to the
next game. Theres not a whole lot to
take out of a win with that big of a margin, said Brown.
Jayden Hendricks and Tanner Boutin
had four goals each, while Ryan Conroy
The Wheatland Warriors got an enormous win over the Southwest Rockies on
Jan. 9 at the Strathmore Family Centre.
Justin Seward Photos
and Hassan Akl sniped hat tricks. Majid Kaddoura and Tyler Skehar notched
two each and to round out the offence,
James Farmer, Tarun Fizer and Jordan
Hansen added singles.
The Warriors, who had played Sylvan
Lake a week prior, had that game fresh
in their minds and knew they had to
bring their best game to win.
If we want to go deep playoffs, we
cant be having games like that where
you got that lead, youve got to be able
to gut that one out and finish it off,
said Brown.
We just want to clear our heads out
and go into tomorrow, probably going
to be one of the biggest game of our
season to date, putting this one behind
and show up playing out game.
On Saturday in Hussar, the local bantam double A, team after a scoreless
first period, found themselves down af-
ter two 3-0 to the top-ranked Lakers.

Sylvan Lake started the offence with
a power play goal at 5:43 of the second
from Riley Woytas.
Then late in the frame, Griffen Ryden
and Austin Kalev scored back-to-back.
The Warriors conducted a late comeback in the third as Boutin and Fizer
notched power play markers but thats
as close as they came.
Next up for the Warriors is when they
face off against the Badlands Longhorns (7:30 p.m.) in Hussar on Jan. 16.
BRAVES WANT FULL TEAM EFFORT
It is at a point in the season where
the whole team should be on board
with playoffs approaching.
The Wheatland Braves have a lot of
work to do to have all the players being the supporting cast for one another
and not just let one player do the work.
Well the biggest thing is were not
consistent. We didnt play the toughest team in the league and theres still
lots of work in front of us because as
Keith said we have to urge kids after
periods, said assistant coach Slavo
Halkovic. Were getting scored on after
fundamental mistakes like defensemen
not closing the gap and not doing the
right thing, but its fixable.
Halkovic saw in the 8-1 win in Airdrie a lot more of a complete effort, compared to the 13-4 win over Red Deer on
Sunday night.
Kyle Crnkovic, Mo Hakim, Tristan
Zandee, Zach Nicolls, Kyle Bray,
Brayden Kapty, Nolan Bailey and Adam
Kirkpatrick scored in Airdrie.

For example, yesterday we saw a real
team effort and today (Kyle)Crnkovic
was sharing the puck and if you are
fast enough to skate with him, good for
you, but many of his line mates cant
keep up with him, said Halkovic.
So he just goes and gets it done on
his own and our goal is that we want
everybody to contribute.
Crnkovic led the way with four goals,
Bray supplied three, while Max Kathol
had two and Hakim, Kirkpatrick, Bailey
and Ethan McKibbin scored one each.
The Braves next games are Jan. 24
in Hussar against the Foothills Bisons
(6 p.m.) and Jan. 25 at the Strathmore
Family Centre versus the Bow Valley
Timberwolves (4:15 p.m.).
CHIEFS EDGE LAKERS
The Wheatland Chiefs continued
their winning streak, as they were able
to squeeze by the Sylvan Lake Laker
3-2 on Saturday night in Hussar.
Despite giving the first goal, the local double-A midget team was able to
reply with a Jayden Smith power play
marker.
Kody Hammond was able to attain the
lead for the Chiefs in the third when he
went down and scored short-handed.
Smith capped off the win with his
second of the game a few minutes later.
The Lakers were able to get a late
power play tally, but it was not enough.
The Chiefs will be in Calgary next
weekend on Jan. 16 to play the Edge
School Mountaineers (5:45 p.m.).
Team Alberta thrilled

for Winter Games
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

Strathmore lead Braden Burton and
his teammates second Kurtis Goller
from Olds, third Caleb Boorse, coach
Todd Boorse from Red Deer and skip
Owen Goerzen from Calgary will make
up the boys Team Alberta curling for
the upcoming 2015 Canada Winter
Games in Prince George, B.C. from Feb.
13 to Mar. 1.
So theyre a group of four 17-yearold boys. They play in juvenile curling which is 18 and under, not quite
juniors, which is under 21, said Nicole
Burton, team manager.
In the spring of last year, the Alberta
Curling Federation had a bonspiel format where everybody in Alberta was
eligible to come and play as long as
you were within in the age limit and
try to qualify for a spot to represent
Alberta.
Team Goerzen was able to qualify in
the bonspiel to become Team Alberta
at the Winter Games and did some enhanced training to be prepared for the
games.
Braden, thats my son, qualified with
the team that will move forward. Then
they worked with the curling federation
over the summer and did some training and worked with some high performance coaches, nutritionist and sports
psychologists, said Burton.
All four teams had the opportunity,
and then in November they had a playoff to see which would win and represent Alberta and it was this team that
won.
Burton admits her son, like the rest
of his teammates, is ecstatic to have this
opportunity.
Theyre super excited (and) more
than honoured to be representing the
province of Alberta. If you follow curling at all, its really hard to be a representative of Alberta in curling because
we have such a huge following, said
Burton.
A Grade 12 student at Strathmore
High School, Braden calls the Strathmore Curling Club his home rink and
is excited to wear his provincial colours
proudly.
I am honoured to be wearing the yellow and blue for Alberta. Representing
Alberta at the Canada Winter Games is
an honour and a thrill, a once in a lifetime kind of experience, said Braden.
The team will receive their team apparel at Winter Games conference in
Sherwood Park on Jan. 17.
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Above: Team Jones players Skip McKenna Jones, Third Krista Shortridge
Second Jessica Koch, Lead Hannah
Airey and coach Dennis Koch showed
determination in a fourth place finish at
junior provincials last week in Grande
Prairie. Left: Third Krista Shortridge delivers the rock during junior provincials
in Grande Prairie.
Photos Courtesy of Krista Shortridge
Team Jones finishes fourth

JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

Strathmores
junior
girls curling Team Jones
placed fourth at junior
provincials with a 4-3
record this past week in
Grande Prairie.
Third Krista Shortridge felt that the team
played to their potential
and can build on that for
next season.
I definitely had a lot
of fun, the girls worked
hard and everything
that weve done so far
this year paid off, said
Shortridge.
The fourth place finish
was not good enough to
advance to the junior nationals later this month
but there were a lot of

positives to take out of
the experience.
To get to nationals
you have to be first, so
the top womens team in
the province goes to nationals. We placed fourth
out of eight teams that
were there, said Shortridge.
She added that playing in a highly competitive environment was a
good measuring stick
for the team.
Its definitely a competitive
atmosphere,
but I think together as
a team we all handled
it very well. It was the
first time for our lead
Hannah (Airey) to be in
an atmosphere like that,
shes only 13, we were a

little worried about how
she would handle it,
said Shortridge.
When youre competing at a level like that,
you start to see a side
of people youve never
seen before because its
just the pressure that
takes a toll on some
peoples personalities.
I think she handled it
very well and together
as a team we did just
fine.
The provincial tournament marked the end to
Team Jones season but
they plan to participate
in some bonspiels in
Calgary to stay active
and work towards their
goals for next season.
TIMES
Calgary North Stars

player and cancer survivor Shadee Merhi
(l-r) raised $3,000 for
cancer research, while
his friend UFA Bison
Will Conley raised
$1,100. Both of them
will be paying a visit
to Cancer Centre in
the coming weeks
to present the funds
raised to the Pediatric
cancer ward.
Photo Courtesy
of Lisa Conley
Bisons Conley helps hockey friend

JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter
UFA Bison forward William Conley
gave the greatest gift of all over the holiday season.
He was able to raise $1,100 towards
cancer research and shaved his head on
Christmas Day to help out his spring
hockey buddy and current Calgary
Northstar Shadee Merhi, who was diagnosed with a cancerous tumour on his
shin.
I knew that the Northstars shaved
their heads and I didnt know who it
was for and it was pretty awesome that
they did it. I read an article and realized it was a friend that I played spring
hockey with, said Conley. I decided it
wouldnt be a bad idea to bring it up to
the guys on the team and asked if they
wanted to give some money and show
their support for Pediatric cancer.
Conley was surprised at first that
the Northstars did this for Merhi, but
encouraged at the same time, to raise
money for a cancer research.
When I realized it was for him, I
was shocked at first but it affected him.
I thought about it a little more and
thought it was awesome they had did
it as a team and did it for him, said
Conley.
He was amazed at the funds that were
pouring in from the hockey community
and from family and friends.
I brought it up to my team, my parents asked their friends and family, the
teachers in my school. It wasnt limited
to just the team, it was pretty much all
around, said Conley.
There was a goal in mind that he was
going to raise, but he exceeded it as the
fundraising efforts continued.
I started and maybe I will raise $300
just to show my support but it wouldnt
be too big and around the third day I
cracked $600, then I cracked $1,000 at

the German game, said Conley. That
definitely was a shocker and I was so
happy, and so thankful for everyone
that helped out.
Conley and Merhi will make a cheque
presentation at the Tom Baker Cancer
Centre in the next few weeks and hang
out with patients.
Over exam break Im going with
Shadee to the Cancer centre and were
going to donate it together, said Conley. Well go out there and I think its
two hour thing that were going to do
and well probably go to the Childrens
Hospital and talk to all the kids because
they look up to anyone thats a little bit
older then them. Ill be happy to go
through it with him and I was honoured
that he asked me to go with him.
Merhi could not have been more
proud to hear what his buddy did for
him and cancer research.
At first when I heard about, I didnt
know what to say. It was pretty big
thing and amazing for him to do that,
said Merhi.
He has had to endure numerous surgeries but was still able to raise funds
through the Northstars and many other
supporters.
Id say around $3,000 just from the
Northstars. Theres still money coming in from people I dont even know,
my moms relatives and everyone but I
dont know an exact number, said Merhi.
He admits going through something
like this wasnt easy and the he couldnt
have done it without the tremendous
support.
Im really happy that I can give back
to all the people that did stuff for me
such as the doctors and I feel really
great about being able to support other
people that are going through the same
thing, said Merhi.
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BLAIR, Gary Vincent

On January 10, 2014, Gary Vincent Blair passed
away at the Strathmore Hospital at the age of 72
years. He is survived by his loving wife Yvonne
as well as numerous other family members, and
his two special little stress reliever pups. Gary
enjoyed and worked with heavy duty construction equipment throughout most of his life. In lieu
of flowers, donations may be made directly to
the Tom Baker Cancer Clinic (c/o Alberta Cancer
Foundation, 1331 29 St. NW, Calgary, AB. T2N
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Joanne Madeline (Eby)
June 19, 1943 January 3, 2015
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The Community Crisis Society,

Wheatland Shelter
Invites applications for the positions of
ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE

FOR RELIEF CRISIS
COUNSELLORS
The successful candidate will be responsible for crisis
intervention, case management, small group facilitation, working
with volunteers and household maintenance. Must be available
to work all shifts, work well within a team-based environment,
and demonstrate an ability to be adaptable in meeting the
needs of the agency and the individuals we serve. Must possess
excellent assessment, intervention, and problem solving skills,
communicate effectively in written and oral form, and work
independently. Qualifications required: minimum social work
diploma or equivalent education, registration in the appropriate
professional agency, current First Aid/CPR, and a knowledge
and understanding of family violence.
FULL-TIME OUTREACH WORKER

The successful candidate will be responsible for providing
Outreach support and counselling for adults experiencing
domestic violence in Strathmore and the surrounding rural
region. Preference will be given to applicants with a degree or
diploma in social work or a related field, and registration in the
appropriate professional agency. This Worker should be familiar
with family violence issues, court procedures, resources, and
available community services. Flexibility with work hours,
team collaboration, and travel will be required.
Confidentiality, professional boundaries, and a clear
understanding of ethics are paramount to all positions at CCS.
Please apply by
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and indicate which position(s) you are applying for.
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Eagle Lake Nurseries Ltd, Strathmore, AB
a wholesale producer of hardy plants for
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HOME SUPPORT WORKER

The Strathmore FCSS is looking for a highly motivated individual who is eager to provide assistance to individuals in
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the FCSS Coordinator, the part-time Home Support Worker
is able to work independently, have strong communication
skills, establish healthy relationships and provide routine.
Requirements:
Be able to provide support, confidentiality and
strong organizational skills.
Valid Drivers license and reliable vehicle.
Clean Criminal Record Check
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680 Westchester Road
Strathmore, AB T1P 1J1
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Fax: 403-934-4713
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The Community Crisis Society,

Wheatland Shelter
Invites applications for the positions of
ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE

FOR RELIEF CRISIS
COUNSELLORS
The successful candidate will be responsible for crisis
intervention, case management, small group facilitation, working
with volunteers and household maintenance. Must be available
to work all shifts, work well within a team-based environment,
and demonstrate an ability to be adaptable in meeting the
needs of the agency and the individuals we serve. Must possess
excellent assessment, intervention, and problem solving skills,
communicate effectively in written and oral form, and work
independently. Qualifications required: minimum social work
diploma or equivalent education, registration in the appropriate
professional agency, current First Aid/CPR, and a knowledge
and understanding of family violence.
FULL-TIME OUTREACH WORKER

The successful candidate will be responsible for providing
Outreach support and counselling for adults experiencing
domestic violence in Strathmore and the surrounding rural
region. Preference will be given to applicants with a degree or
diploma in social work or a related field, and registration in the
appropriate professional agency. This Worker should be familiar
with family violence issues, court procedures, resources, and
available community services. Flexibility with work hours,
team collaboration, and travel will be required.
Confidentiality, professional boundaries, and a clear
understanding of ethics are paramount to all positions at CCS.
Please apply by
email to: ccs-mngr@telus.net or fax to: 934-6661
and indicate which position(s) you are applying for.
Competition will be open until a suitable candidate is found.

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and pneumatic lines throughout
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garage and shop. Immediate
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$234,900.
$316,900
Glenna
MitznerErnst
(403)
605-6830
EXCELLENT
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on 14+ acres east of
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setting. Power nearby.
Easy commute in all
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$127,000
ROCKYFORD - This 5 bedroom,

3 bathroom home features 1875
sqft on main floor plus fully
developed basement with 2 large
bedrooms, bathroom and huge
family room. Double attached
oversized garage and RV parking.
A must see! $279,900!
706 WILLOW DRIVE,

SMORE., AB.
BUNGALOW 1193 SQ.FT.
LIST PRICE @
$349,900
(403)
901-5388
$249,900
JUST LISTED
BE THE FIRST OWNER

OPEN DESIGN 3 BEDROOMS
WALKOUT FULLY FINISHED
APPLIANCES INCLUDED
JUST LISTED
LOADED WITH ALL THE

UPGRADES
BACKING ONTO GREEN SPACE
IMMACULATE LIKE NEW
$424,900
A MUST SEE FULLY FINISHED

OPEN DESIGN FIREPLACE
MAIN FLOOR MEDIA ROOM
IMMACULATE
Tina
Scott
DOUBLE FRONT ATT GARAGE

3 BEDROMS 3 BATHROOMS
OPEN DESIGN FIREPLACE
$254,900
FULLY FINISHED WALKOUT

OPEN DESIGN UPGRADES
3 BEDROOMS- 3 BATHROOMS
MOVE IN READY
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ARROWWOOD - $219,900
Built in 2002, 1181 sq. ft. bi-level.
Total two bed, three bath. Separate
downstairs suite is currently rented
to an excellent tenant who will stay
if the buyer wishes.
The home has a very
clean modern decor and sits on a
double lot.
$295,900
OVER 1500 SQ FT MAIN FLOOR

2 FIREPLACES MAIN FLOOR
FAMILY RM - OPEN DESIGN
PROPOSED NEW SUBDIVISION PHASE

SUMMER 2015
ZONED COMMERCIAL HIGHWAY
SOLD
Just being built in Hillcrest

Manor this walkout bungalow
with triple garage is ready for
you to pick the inside colors,
cabinets and flooring.
SOLD
CANAL CROSSING
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL LOT FOR SALE
(ZONED M-1)
2.00 ACRES (APPROX.)
CANAL
CROSSING
This 2 storey in Strathmore

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4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, on a
huge landscaped lot. Extras
include Air Conditioning,
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and more!
MOVE IN NOW!!!!
HILLCREST MANOR
Backing onto the canal - this
fully developed walkout has an
oversized triple garage.
Loads of upgrades. This is
another fine home built by
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(ACROSS FROM MAGNUM CEMENTING)
CONTACT JOHN
403-852-0074
john@gh-a.com
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$311,900
PRICE REDUCED
THIRD FLOOR 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT
In Lambert Village. 60+ adult living. Great view from balcony.

Close to downtown. $157,900
Nonie
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(403)
934-0420
Ross
Collins
(403)
934-2001
NEW 1753 SQFT

2 STOREY
in The Ranch!
3 bedrooms, bonus room,
triple garage!
$435,900
3 ACRES
near Hussar with 1372 sqft home,
double detached garage!
$235,000
24 HILLVIEW DRIVE,
SMORE., AB.
BUNGALOW 1480 SQ.FT.
LIST PRICE @
$379,900.
3.36 ACRES
with well, power, gas to
property line. West of
strathmore.
$179,900
244073 RANGE ROAD 265,

LYALTA, AB.
BUNGALOW 1278 SQ.FT.,
2.42 ACRES, LIST PRICE @
$549,900.
Dixie
Hartell
(403)
934-1034
Billie
McCallum
(403)
477-5422
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Barry and Heather Van Laar Offer two (2) parcels
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Parcel 2:
26-26-21-W4M Containing 640 acres more or
less with grain storage of 30,000 bu total (hopper
bottom bin not included) and 520 cultivated acres
more or less.
Written bids for either or both parcels must be
received by 12:00 Noon, February 27, 2015 at:
Getz & Associates-Lawyers & Mediators
225A Wheatland Trail, Box 2370
Strathmore, Alberta T1P 1K3
Attention: John Getz
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and 530 cultivated acres more or less.
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NEW LISTING
1.5 STOREY FULLY RENOVATED HOME
Excellent modern decor. Large yard with
older single garage/shed w power.
Open concept living/kitchen area.
A must see at $189,900.
Arrowwood offers many of the
perks of small village life.
Tina Scott
Associate
Broker
403-901-5388 cell
www.strathmorerealty.ca
104 3rd Avenue, Strathmore
The Old Home Hardware Building
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STUNNING RENOVATED
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1969 sq.ft., fully finished
4+1 bdrms, 2 baths
Large lot in Estate area
on greenspace
Too many upgrades to
mention!
A GREAT TIME TO LIST!

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BRENTWOOD
ESTATES $224,900
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BUNGALOW WITH 2
GARAGES - $239,900
Small town living
1546 sq.ft. bunglow
3+2 bdrms, 3
baths
Fully finished
3 ACRES NW OF
STRATHMORE - $599,900
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3 bath home
Located on 3 acres NW
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Fully finished with suite
30x40 heated,
detached garage
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ROCKYFORD - $224,900
3 bdrms, 2 full baths

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New laminate flooring
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1439 sq.ft. bungalow

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2 full baths
Lots of Upgrades
Large lot backing
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Lots of upgrades!
Oversized Double
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157 ACRES
BY LYALTA
$1,225,000
Many options on this

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SOLD
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$264,000
SOLD
2+1 brms, 2 baths

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Double Detached
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Zoned Central
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LAMBERT VILLAGE
$144,900
1 bdrm condo
Beautiful view of the
environmental preserve
Freshly painted and
new lino
60+ retirement living
CUSTOM 2011
TWO STOREY
$529,900
IN ELITE WILDFLOWER
RANCH OVER 3000 SQ.
FT DEV., BONUS ROOM,
FULLY DEV LOWER, NEXT
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CALL LORNA
Over 2450 sq ft
Bilevel
Triple Car Garage
Half mile off
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46.56
ACRES
COMMERCIAL
BUILDING IN
ROCKYFORD $69,900
Prime corner lot

3000+ sq.ft. of retail/
office space
2 piece bath
Receiving door
RENOVATED CONDO
$187,500
Beautifully renovated
condo
3 bdrms, 1 baths
Low condo fees of
$150/month
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ESTATE WALKOUT
BUNGALOW - $499,900
1571 sq.ft. walkout
with RV Pad
2+3 bdrms, plus den,
3 baths
Fully finished
Backs onto greenspace,
fronts onto park
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Located 15 minutes
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South of Eagle Lake
2 parcels available
$849,900
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WEST OF
STRATHMORE
4 ACRES IN CALGARY
CITY LIMITS - $1,375,000
1998 sq.ft. fully finished
home
3+2 bdrms, 3 full
baths
2 heated shops
Home has been
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PEACE AND QUIET

IN THE COUNTRY $199,900
Refreshed 1440 sqft home

Situated on 1.66 acres
West of Hussar
3 bedrooms, 2 full baths
Beautiful prairie views
SOLD
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10.4 ACRES ON THE

BOW RIVER
- $975,900
Gorgeous home
overlooking the Bow River
Set up for horses
Barn/shop & 2 triple garages
Breathtaking mountain
and river views
1230 sq.ft. fully finished

Lake view and amazing
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2 bdrms plus den,
2 baths
Double attached garage
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403-934-5589
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ADULT LIVING ON
THE LAKE $394,900
1262 sq.ft. half duplex

on large lot
3 bedrooms,
1 baths
Lots of upgrades
Situated across
from a park
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WELL KEPT 2002 16
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$147,900
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Large 1 bedroom
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Tons of views
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403-874-7660
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$299,900
$345,000
SOLD
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LAMBERT VILLAGE
$144,900
1 bdrm condo
Beautiful view of
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preserve
Freshly painted and
new lino
60+ retirement living
CALL SHAUNA
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overlooking the
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Set up for horses
Barn & 2 triple garages
Breathtaking mountain
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BRENTWOOD
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3 bdrms, 2 full baths
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New laminate flooring
Bright and cheery!
Great family home!!

1418sqft 2 storey home in
great condition! 3
bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, living
room, family room, dining
room or office. Huge back
yard! Double attached
heated garage
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IMMACULATE IN
ROCKYFORD $224,900
1439 sq.ft. bungalow
3 bedroom, 2 full baths
Lots of Upgrades
Large lot backing into
field
5 Bedroom Home
3 Full Baths
Backing to Creek!
with bonus room over

garage and walkout
professionally
landscaped yard
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SOLD
20 ACRES...BRAND NEW
Never been lived in
OVERSIZED 1550sq ft
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Ceilings.. Open Concept
Modern Kitchen/
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10 min to Strathmore!!!!
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Kenworthy
BAY $200,000!
403
OVER 1680 SQ. FT.
803-4605
OFFICE,
BATHROOM,
MLS C1024881
14 FT. DOOR!
Lorna
Phibbs
403
874-7660
AZTEC REAL ESTATE INC.

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$249,900
AZTEC REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Across from South Health

Hospital, Lake Community
1 Bed, 1 Bath, Underground
Parking, Quartz Countertops
In Floor Heat, SS Appliances
Move In or Invest!
IMPORTANT NOTICE
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Tracy
Larsen
403
901-9143
Stunning, Renovated
Home $499,900
1262 sq.ft. half duplex

on large lot
3 bedrooms, 1 baths
Lots of upgrades
Situated across from
a park
WHY RENT THIS

HOME HAS MANY
RENOVATIONS IN
THE LAST 6 YEARS!
ON LARGE TREED
LOT! OWNER SAYS
SELL $129,500!
MLS C3630983
BRAND NEW CHIC,

MODERN CONDO
IN CALGARY FOR
$276,900!
MLS C3640441
1969 sq.ft.,
fully finished
4+1 bdrms, 2 baths
Large lot in Estate area
on greenspace
Too many upgrades to
mention!
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SPACIOUS BI-LEVEL
3 + 2 Bedrooms
Open Concept
Main Floor
Oversized Attached
Double Garage
MLS C3642612
Cute Starter
Home In Gleichen
$109,900
2 Bed, 2 Bath
Unspoiled
Basement
5 Bedroom Home
26x28 HEATED
Garage
BIG Yard!
!
2015CALL LA SHAUN
Ron
Kaechele
403
934-1097
Dont hesitate to give one of our

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THANK YOU
FOR A RECORD BREAKING 2014!

WE HOPE TO SERVE YOU IN 2015!
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WE HAVE
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2014 MODELS
THAT ARE PRICED
TO BE SOLD
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JANUARY 16, 2015

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Minor Hockey pull-out

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Friends and family were shocked to hear

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January 16, 2015 Strathmore TIMES Page 3

Chamber wants public input

think the community wants is actually

Jan. 16 - Jan. 22, 2014

A candlelight vigil was held

128 - 2nd Avenue, Strathmore

Doug Taylor Photo

Families, friends devastated by tragedy

two people, not in a million years, said

understand what happened, knowing

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:

The next regular

This Bylaw Amendment proposes to amend Land Use Bylaw 14-11 by

HEAVY ITEM GARBAGE PICKUP

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC

Strathmore Travelodge, 350 Ridge Road

COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS JAN 7, 2015

VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED FOR

Tags are free at the town office and garbage must

Remember there is a 3 container limit

YOUR REGULAR DAY

NEW YEARS DAY

Wed., December 31, 2014

GOOD FOOD BOX

Small (25 - 30 lbs) $22.00

PLEASE NOTE: These weights are just an approximate.

2015 HEAVY ITEM GARBAGE

Good Food Box Program in Strathmore and Wheatland County.

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January 16, 2015 Strathmore TIMES Page 5

Residents have 48 hours to clear snow

or when we recognize that the sidewalk

Adult 40+ Condo Living,

Strathmore RCMP are currently

Patients discharged from hospital may have