April 13, 2012 Strathmore Times

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Food for Fines has returned to the
Strathmore Municipal Library. For ev-
ery non-perishable item brought into
the library for the food bank $2 will
be waived for overdue fnes.
Last October we ran Food for
Fines and we received about 392
items. We only ran it for three weeks
and it was in celebration of Canadian
Library Month, said Carmen Lefeb-
vre, Assistant Director of Library Ser-
vices.
So at that time, right before Christ-
mas, the Food Bank saidits great,
were always in need but everybody
seems to do their food drives at the
same time. So we asked them when
would be the best time for them (for
us) to do it and they said usually
March or April.
The bins were set up just inside the
library on April 1, and will remain
there until the 30. Instead of distrib-
uting all of the items collected at the
end of the month, the food bank will
be picking up the donations through-
out the month.
The goal is to collect a total of 500
items, and there is a paper thermom-
eter that is keeping track of how
many items have been collected.
The great thing about this pro-
gram is it gives people a chance to
be able to pay off their fnes, and
yet help someone else out as well,
help someone who needs the food as
well, said Lefebvre.
Usually after Christmas you have a
lot of things kicking around in your
cupboards. After all the Christmas
season you think Im going to have
that can of tomatos or that can of
pumpkin pie mix, and youre think-
ing what am I supposed to do with
this. Well bring it in, bring it to some-
body who needs it and this way get
your fnes waived as well.
Anyone interested in donating that
may not have fnes to waive are, of
course, encouraged to do so until
April 30.
Library helps
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food bank
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The keynote speaker for the confer-
ence is Jan Fox, who will speak on fnd-
ing balance between work, home and
community. Fox has been speaking to
groups for a decade on topics related to
leadership, team building, confict reso-
lution and achieving life balance, ac-
cording to an online biography.
Entertainer Drew Gregory, from
Standard, will serenade ladies with his
unique and entertaining country music
at lunch.
There will also be various sessions put
on by locals who are volunteering their
time, such as Colour Psychology with
Berniece Bland.
We try to have a variety, Bazant said.
For more information about the event
or to register a booth, contact Wheat-
land FCSS at 403-934-5335. Tickets will
be available at the door.
Booking a booth at the conference for
a business costs $50, while non-proft
groups pay $35. The deadline to register
a booth is April 30.
This is the 11th conference for wom-
en hosted by the Rural Health Partners,
an association of local groups: Wheat-
land Further Education Society, Wheat-
land FCSS, Bow Valley College, Alberta
Works, Alberta Health Services and the
Golden Hills School Division.
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Times Reporter
There will be a variety of fun, educa-
tional booths and information sessions
during the Women Shaping Our Future
conference being held on May 4 at the
Strathmore Civic Centre. The cost to at-
tend the event is $25, and will include
snacks and a delicious lunch provided
by Kims Katering, said Joyce Bazant,
one of the organizers for the event.
We feed everybody well, she said.
Business and non-proft booths geared
toward womens products and services
will be on display as part of the confer-
ence.
The conference is meant to be a fun
and classy event for local ladies, said
Sharon Tibeau, also an organizer.
The conference is geared toward
womens health and well-being. We try
to make it a relaxing, fun flled, educa-
tional ladies day, she said.
Conference for women promises
to be a fun and classy affair
Coffee
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Joyce Bazant (left) and Sharon Tibeau are excited
to inform the women in Strathmore about the up-
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The second annual Pet Expo is be-
ing held at the Civic Centre next week-
end, and pet owners are encouraged to
bring their pets down and check things
out.
As long as they have some sort of
proof of current vaccination they can
defnitely bring their pets on in, said
Melissa David of Quality Dog Groom-
ing, one of the organizers.
Last year David and Melissa Crispin-
Piche of Tail Waggers Dog Walking Ser-
vice paired up to bring Strathmores
frst Pet Expo. It was an immediate suc-
cess with over 760 people attending.
There will be a few changes this year
due to feedback from last year.
What we did at the end of the expo
is we had feedback sheets for everyone
who attended and all our exhibitors as
to what they would like to see different
this year. Our two biggest comments
were more agriculture stuff for the farm
kids and the farming community, and
more space, said David.
She said they were a little bit cramped
in from trying to do just a little too
much last year. So this year they have
taken out a few of the things from last
year, just to allow for more space, and
then added some agriculture to it.
One thing that people are excited
for this year is the Strathmore Vet Clinic
now has a lady that does rehabilitation
for injured animals, and its kind of the
frst of its kind in Strathmore. Theyre
going to be showcasing some of their
stuff, said David.
As with last year non-perishable food
donations are being accepted to donate
to the food bank. Donations are also
going to be collected to donate to Bea-
gle Paws, which is a non-proft char-
ity that rescues beagles and promotes
them as family pets, while helping to
prevent abuse and neglect.
Were going to try to make a paws-
way, so its kind of our version of a
hallway. Admission is free but we will
be selling paws for $2 eachyou write
your name on it, and then were going
to try and fll the whole entire hallway
of the Civic Centre, said David.
The doors open for the Pet Expo on
April 21 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., and
April 27 is already booked for next
years expo.
Furry friends welcome at Pet Expo
Premier Alison Redford en-
joyed her trip to Strathmore
and Rockys Bakery so much
on April 2 that she made a
second stop in town on April
5. Redford enjoyed a cup of
coffee and conversation be-
fore moving on to make an
education announcement in
Drumheller. Councillor Rocky
Blokland (left), Premier Alison
Redford and mayor Steve
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April 13, 2012 Strathmore TimeS Page 3
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upcoming council meetings
will be held April 18 at 7:30 pm.
Agendas are available on the Town Website
under Council.
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As the Spring season is rapidly approaching, the Town will be
initiating many of our seasonal programs.
Be on the Alert for Town crews and Contractor crews that may
be involved in the following projects.

STREET CLEANING
Residential Spring clean-up will be starting mid- April. We cur-
rently have 150 lane kilometres to sweep. You can assist in doing
a Clean Sweep, by removing your vehicles off the street. Sweep-
ing gravel off your driveway and front sidewalk prior to the sweep-
ers arrival would greatly help in achieving this.
Watch for the large notifcation signboards that are placed in
advance at main residential entrances into your community.

POTHOLE PATCHING
Over the winter potholes form and create driving hazards. Our
crews have already begun repairing and maintaining those areas.

PARKS /TURF MANAGEMENT
Our Parks Department from mid- April- September, will be busy
repairing playground equipment, trash collection, mowing, aerat-
ing, planting fowers, watering, applying herbicides and fertilizers
throughout the 256 acres of Town owned green spaces.
Note: During herbicide treatments, warning signs will be placed
at community entrances prior to applications. Yellow signs will be
placed immediately after herbicide application.

SIDEWALK/STREETS /BACK LANES / PATHWAYS
Repairs will be made to sidewalks, curbs, streets and back lanes.
1200 meters of new pathway along Thomas Drive will be added in
2012 to our existing 10.5 kilometer network.

LINE PAINTING
Painting will begin ( weather permitting) after the Spring clean-
up is completed. We currently have 45,000 linear meters as well as
numerous arrows and handicap symbols to complete.

SAFETY TIPS :
- Adjust your speed and obey all construction signs,
warning signals and Flaggers
- Keep a safe distance from construction equipment and
work sites
- Warmer weather means playgrounds will be busy with all the
children, please observe the 30km/h speeds in those areas
We will no longer be holding the
open House to discuss city status.
locAl tAlent AnD VenDoRs WAnteD FoR cAnADA DAY!
The Town of Strathmore is extending an invitation to locals who
would like to showcase their talent at our annual Canada Day in
the park. We are also inviting local food vendors to set up and sell
food for the day. Please contact the Town Offce and ask for Jen-
nifer if you have an interest in this.
ARe You A neW cAnADiAn citizen
liVing in stRAtHmoRe?
The Town of Strathmore honors
new Canadian Citizens at our
Canada Day Celebrations.
If you are a new Canadian Citizen,
living in Strathmore, and are
planning to be in town of
July 1st, we would like to hear from you.
Contact the Town of Strathmore at
403-934-3133 and ask for Jennifer.
We need to hear from you
by June 24th, 2012.
RecYcle FAcilitY summeR HouRs eFFectiVe
ApRil 1st to septemBeR 30tH
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 11:00 am to 7:00 pm
And Friday and Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00pm
RECYCLE FACILITY PHONE NUMBER: 403-934-0087
unDeR tHe toWn oF stRAtHmoRe BYlAWs:
Animals are not to be running at large (Dogs & Cats)
Animals MUST have food, water and shelter. Reminder not to leave
your pet in the vehicle during summer months - the temperature
in a vehicle is 4-5 egrees warmer and it only takes an animal
15 minutes to get heat exhaustion.
cAnADA DAY cAnoe RAces!
Bring a partner and join us at Kinsmen Lake on July 1st 2012 for
Canada Day Canoe Races. To sign up please contact Jennifer at the
Town Offce (403-934-3133) by June 15, 2012.
cAnADA DAY meeting FoR VolunteeRs
will be held on April 17th at 6:30pm in Council Chambers.
municipAl census FoR 2012
The Town of Strathmore will be conducting a Municipal Census
for 2012 starting on April 15th. Census takers will be going door
to door for approximately 4-6 weeks. We thank you in advance
for your cooperation during this period.
Cody GreGory
Times Contributor
This past Saturday members of
the Strathmore Legion and the
Ladies Auxiliary Branch #10 held
an evening of remembrance and
celebration for the 95th anniver-
sary of the battle of Vimy Ridge.
It was on Easter Sunday on the
9th of April 1917 when 100,000
Canadian soldiers making up of
four divisions took control of the
German-held line under consid-
erable resistance.
With overwhelming success,
and hailed as one the greatest
victories of World War 1, the
battle of Vimy Ridge in France
was applauded by world leaders.
Canadian Soldiers from all over
Canada forged a name for our
nation. A success attributed to
tactical, technical and thorough
planning by the Canadian Mili-
tary. Today 250-acres of the for-
mer battlegrounds is now the Ca-
nadian National Vimy Memorial.
Members of the legion and
their guests had dinner served
by members of the graduating
class of 2012. As part of the eve-
nings events a single table set-
ting was placed with a Canadi-
an fag draped across the chair.
A symbol of Canadian Soldiers
who were lost at Vimy and those
currently in Afghanistan, they
will always be remembered and
will always have a place set for
them with respect and gratitude.
Among the nights events were
speeches on the battle of Vimy
Ridge. Legion members who had
also participated in other battles
spoke of their experiences of
serving our country.
As said wisely by guest speaker
Pastor Dawn Nelson It is impor-
tant to be proud and honored of
the men and women of our na-
tion who have shown great cour-
age. It is equally important to tell
and share these historic events
with our children so these stories
never fade or lose meaning.
The Grade 6 drama class from Sacred Heart
Academy hosted their last show of the year on
April 3-4 at the school. Oz is a loosely-based
tale on the classic the Wizard of Oz and was a
huge hit among the spectators.
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New Spray Park proposed by Lions Club
Jason Glabik
Time Contributor
The Ag grounds north of Strathmore
High School track could someday be
home to a second water Spray Park for
Strathmore if Town council supports
the project.
The Strathmore Lions Club would
fund the cost of construction while the
Town would cover the operating costs.
The club built the frst spray park at
Kinsmen Park.
The spray park proposed by the Li-
ons would utilize two 1,500-gallon
tanks and recycle the water while in
operation.
The current park uses $40,000 worth
of water a year, based on the commer-
cial rate charged by the Town for wa-
ter, and none is recycled.
Strathmore Lions Club president
Wayne Sharp and frst vice president
Don Geiger visited Town council on
March 21 to ask why the Town is not
supportive of the project.
Council discussed the project in-
formally on two occasions and is sup-
portive in principle, but not ready to
proceed until their concerns have been
addressed, which includes the actual
operating costs, said Dwight Stanford,
Town Chief Administrative Offcer
(CAO)
Initial research by administration
shows that the operating costs are ac-
tually much higher than the quoted
$6,000 a year, and that the water does
need to be changed every so often.
There is also a concern about how safe
the water is going to be as there is po-
tential for contamination from dogs, et
cetera.
The Lions began looking into the
project last fall and were encouraged
by Town staff to pursue a system that
would use less water, Geiger said. They
chose a new spray park for Strathmore
because of a survey performed in
2011, in which a spray park came back
as the most popular capital project the
Lions could undertake, Sharp said.
In early 2012, the group learned
Town council might not be interested
in pursuing the project, Geiger said.
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Theres a fair amount of mainte-
nance, Geiger said.
The Lions Club estimates the total an-
nual cost to operate the park at $6,000
to $8,000, which includes the cost of
water. The current park requires no
one to operate, so the only cost is the
water.
The land is not owned by the Town,
which was a concern at the meeting,
but the club is not worried about ar-
ranging for the land to be turned over
to the Town if the project is approved,
said Sharp.
There is not a sewer line near the
proposed spray park, which would be
an issue moving forward.
Town council passed a motion to
have staff research and prepare a re-
port about the potential operating
costs and sanitation of the proposed
spray park.
The Lions are eager to get started
on the project, and would only require
some matching government grants to
proceed if given the green light from
the Town, according to Sharp.
The club is eager to work with the
Town on the project and understands
some of their concerns, he added.
There is no set date for the report
to come to council but it is expected in
the near future, Stanford said.
Lions Club fundraiser
this weekend
Jason Glabik
Time Contributor
Bring your chequebook and an ap-
petite; the Lions Club of Strathmore is
hosting their annual auction on April 14
at the Strathmore Civic Centre.
Last year, over 380 people attended
the event, which has been a major
spring fundraiser for the Lions Club for
the past 23 years, said Wayne Sharp,
club president.
The event will feature a silent auction
and also a live auction, starting at 6 p.m.
Local businesses and individuals have
donated items for the auctions and
Sharp said there are some big-ticket
items being featured in the live auction.
Almost 50 volunteers come out to
make the event a success and all the
money raised goes to the Lions Club,
which will spend it all locally, Sharp
added. Doors open at 5 p.m. Lions Club
members have the $25 tickets for the
event and some will be available at the
door.
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4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
Salt and pepper to taste
1 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp butter
1 can marinated quartered artichoke hearts, drained, liquid reserved
1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
1 cup white wine
Season chicken with salt and pepper. Heat oil and butter in a large skillet
over medium heat. Brown chicken in oil and butter for 5 minutes per side;
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Martina Vergouwen
Strathmore Rusty Spurs
The Strathmore Rusty Spurs light horse 4-H club
began the new year with a clinic from a local vet-
erinarian, Miguel Moncayo. The clinic was amazing
and touched on wound care, common illnesses and
basic dental health.
After that came our mandatory public speaking
competition. The results were as follows: Junior;
Becky Driver 1st, Carlie Wells 2nd and Grace Olson
3rd. Intermediate; Martina Vergouwen 1st, Shelby
Stout 2nd and Brittany Kuhn 3rd. All of our Senior
Members chose to do presentations, and the results
were; Kate Harris and Breanne Grey 1st and Shaina
Kuhn and Shannon Coutts 2nd.
Wendy Kemble came to do a saddle ftting and
massage clinic for our club and we learned how to
position our saddles correctly and how to stretch
our horses. We are looking forward to riding les-
sons, which are starting up soon at Cloudwalker
stables, and more clinics to come.
Spurs busy during spring season
Strathmore hosted the 4-H regionals on march 24 at Civic Centre. Those who took part in the event are; Top Left: Seniors. Back
row l-r: Jillayne Swalwell, Sarah Nixdorff, Janelle macKenzie, Reannae Schaber, megan mcleod. Front row l-r: Justin Penner,
Jessica Shewchuk, Brittney Prospero. Top Right: Intermediate. Back row l-r: Lance miller, Justin Lindquist, mackenzie Ander-
son, madeline Kerkovius, Brooke Sinclair. Front row l-r: Cody Ashbacker, mya ingraham, Courtney Smith, Sasha Lewis, emma
Schaber. Bottom Left: Juniors. Back row l-r: Becky Driver, Jemma Warrack, emmett Sawyer, Aimee michaels, evan Jamieson,
Jordan Stankievech. Front row l-r: eric Olsen, madison Canyon, Caitlyn matthews. Bottom Left: Presenters. Back row l-r: Lauren
Guttinger, Jessica Giles, Kayla Jones, William Reuswig, macKenzie Anderson, Ashley Berreth, erin Benedit. Front row l-r: Jesse
Heins, Ty Heins, Austin mattingly, Paden Knull.

Photos courtesy of Kathy McCabe
Hitting the right note
The Prairie mountain Fiddlers concert was held at
the Bert Church Theatre in Airdrie on march 31.
Local Nora maidman is with the group, and got to
share some up front stage time playing the fute.
Cody Gregory Photo
Getting to know the people
Alberta Senate candidate mike Shaikh was in Strathmore on April 5 to
tour the Sagewood Seniors Community and meet some of the Strath-
more constituents.
Shannon LeClair Photo
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Pat Fule
Fule for Thought
Awhile back, someone told me that my English
classroom looked just like a 13 year-olds bedroom.
To explain, along with typical literature/literary de-
vice posters, I have a lot of Pop Culture posters
like super heroes, music-themed ones, as well as
cars, guitars basically anything that is suitable
for school and is colourful.
In addition, I have The Beatles action fgures
from the old 1960s cartoon. Youll notice I said
action fgures, not dolls, as some of my colleagues
have called them!
To me, dolls mostly carry the image of little
girls dressing up their toys in outfts that are inter-
changeable. They may then have little scenarios/
adventures with them. The ones I had were super-
hero or music fgures. I truly felt they were an in-
teresting part of my classrooms dcor! So, did the
students at times!
In one of my classes a few years ago, I had to take
a student whod missed some classes, to a super-
vised room, where he could write a test he missed.
Now one of the rules of teaching is to NOT leave
your classroom unattended for long, or at all. Sure
enough, even though Id only been gone minutes,
the damage to my action fgures was disturbing.
SOMEONE had taken all my fgures and posed
them in shocking positions! It was very traumatic
to see my heroes like Superman, the Flash, Spider-
Man, and Wonder Woman in poses that CANNOT
be described in this family paper! I was stunned,
but as in all situations with high school students, I
could not let them see me sweat!
I quickly re-positioned them, and thought (like
Deb often does) Id use this as a teaching moment.
Okay, you guys ha ha good joke!
Yeah, you got me but you should know that
none of this could happen to Spider-Man, his spi-
der sense would have warned him!
You cant expect that a hero like Superman
would be involved with this!
Oh sure, I know Batman lives in a cave with his
ward Robin, and a butler named Alfred, but that
doesnt mean anything!
I decided I was digging myself in deeper, and
steered them back to the unit we were working on,
BEFORE this horrible act!
A few weeks later, I was again stunned to see
four of my action fgures were gone from the shelf
top! I interrogated all my class, but to no avail.
Then a day later, I received the frst of four photos
of a Super Hero fgure in dangerous predicaments.
Yes, two students (who I later found out were on
my Sr. Girls Basketball team) had kidnapped them,
and with each photo, I had a task to perform for
their return!
First, there was a photo of Superman tied to a
green rock I could only worry of his pain next
to what was obviously Kryptonite! Short directions
were given on a note that said I had to sing the
theme from Barney on the school intercom for
his safe return! What could I do, but give in and
sing?! After my sad rendition of the song Super-
man mysteriously returned.
Next came photos of the human torch help up-
side down over a beaker of water!
Dash from The Incredibles with REAL scis-
sor blades poised around his neck, and lastly The
Hulk with what looked like a big nail through
him. Each day and its photo had me do different
things to get my action fgures back! I had to skip
(with a rope) down the hall at lunch, shoot 3-point
shots until I scored one. Luckily, I hit my second
one (Thank goodness for that PE Degree!).
I wish I could tell you the fnal ransom act I had
to do, but I cant remember; I must have blocked
out that trauma! Finally, I had gotten all the heroes
back; it was a harsh lesson!
I DID learn valuable lessons over those days. You
cant trust high school students, as they often have
devious minds. You have to keep a sense of hu-
mour, but its still a question of them vs. us, and
you have to protect yourself.
My action fgures are now safely in storage, ex-
cept for the Beatles and Elvis they wouldnt
DARE touch those! Or WOULD they?
(Fule for Thought is a slice of life humourous
column that will appear 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)
Theyre action fgures, NOT dolls!
Letters to the editor
To the Editor
I along with Danielle Smith and the Wildrose Cau-
cus will initiate the following policy improvements
related to Seniors Care and Health Care for the
Strathmore-Brooks Constituency:
Seniors Care I/we will:
Introduce a Kinship care program where fam-
ily members who would otherwise be employed
are compensated to provide extended care for their
loved ones.
Substantially increase resources for home care,
allowing seniors to age in the comfort of their own
homes and communities.
Scrap the PC governments new Seniors Drug
Plan which would introduce new premiums for tens
of thousands of Alberta seniors on fxed incomes.
Work with municipalities to allow seniors to de-
fer their property taxes against the equity in their
homes and to either freeze or restrict their property
tax hikes.
Initiate an Alberta Patient Wait Time Guarantee,
which will improve healthcare for seniors.
Health Care I/we will fx the system in order to
get better results by:
Committing to public health care and upholding
the fve principles of the Canada Health Act. They
are: it is publically administered, universal, compre-
hensive, affordable and accessible.
Learning from successful European public health
care models that have been drastically more effective
than ours.
Allowing for funding to follow the patient. If
funding follows the patient they are seen as a cus-
tomer and will receive better care.
Allowing for some non-proft and private facili-
ties to deliver health care to people with public in-
surance.
Decentralizing and returning power to local deci-
sion makers.
Ending the bullying and intimidation of health
care workers and establish whistleblower protection
for those who speak out.
For more information please visit www.wildrose.
ca/policy/health-care
Please vote Jason Hale if you want Hale Insurance
against the PC political white combine. The Wildrose
Caucus stands for free enterprise, less government,
increased personal freedom and democracy.
Jason Hale Wildrose Candidate
Strathmore-Brooks Constituency
http://www.wildrose.ca/ca/Strathmore-Brooks/
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The idea of going from town to city status has
been met with negativity since it was frst pro-
posed.
At the April 4 regular council meeting the pro-
posal was taken off the table. Councillor Pat Fule
made a motion to council to discontinue any ef-
forts in moving towards city status at this time,
and cancel the May 10 open house.
Councillor Earl Best said there have also been
comments in favour of city status. Best would like
to see the issue still brought to the public in order
to gain a better understanding of what the com-
munity does think of the potential status change.
Mayor Steve Grajczyk was a big advocate of city
status, and still is, but thinks the citizens them-
selves should take a look at it and bring council
any pros and cons to changing.
I think its a good thing but I think theres
other issues to work on frst, and I would be in
favour to just let it sit for awhile and then go from
there, said Grajczyk.
The motion was passed, with Councillor Best
opposed to it.
The reason I voted against going to city status
is simply that the I think the public needs more
time to digest the good reasons for going city sta-
tus, the pros and the cons, and I respect their
opinion, said Grajczyk.
Water treatment Plant
On March 7 at the regular council meeting EP-
COR attended with a schedule on how they want-
ed to go about decommissioning the former Water
Treatment Plant (WTP). EPCOR had a recommen-
dation for the trucking portion of the contract.
Council decided at that meeting that the trucking
portion of the work should be tendered out.
The tenders were sent out, and Chief Adminis-
trative Offcer Dwight Stanford began receiving
calls about the tender. Included on the Internet
package of the March 7 meeting on the towns
website it shows the recommended business de-
tails for the project including materials used and
prices. With the information available on the
website, it gives competitors creating a tender an
unfair advantage over the initial company recom-
mended.
After discussion with the town lawyer a recom-
mendation was fnally drawn up for the April 4
council meeting.
Stanford and administration put together a
recommendation for council to approve a 2012
capital project for the WTP alum bed disposal in
the amount of $319,042. Funds are to be drawn
from the fnancial stabilization reserve, and Grays
Limited will provide the trucking portion of the
contract.
minor Hockey
Wayne Hansen, President of Strathmore Minor
Hockey, asked the town for a letter of support
from the town for their bid with Hockey Alberta
to host the Alberta Cup in April of 2013 and 2014.
The Alberta Cup is a fve-day hockey tourna-
ment for bantam aged players. In order to make a
bid to host the event, Hansen needed the letter of
support signed by the Mayor and Chief Adminis-
trative Offcer before April 13.
Councillor Blokland stated that Hansen had told
him that minor hockey was looking for support
other than fnancial. Minor hockey would need
the arena to keep the ice in for a few extra weeks
and they would like to rent the Civic Centre for
the same time frame for open house forums for
the kids and teams at no charge.
The letter of support was given stating council
will support Strathmore Minor Hockeys efforts in
hosting the Alberta Cup for 2013 and 2014.
Financial StatementS
The Town has accumulated a surplus of $169
million in 2011. Though the number sounds high
approximately $154 million is equity that has al-
ready been spent on tangible capital assets.
The debt limit that the Municipal Government
Act sets out for each municipality is calculated
based on total revenues. Strathmores debt limit
is calculated at just over $30 million and the ac-
tual debt the town owes is just over $15 million.
At year end only 50 per cent of the Towns debt
capacity had been reached.
Doug Taylor Photo
The mayor and council were at the Strathmore
Station on April 5 to greet patrons as their
food and drinks were served as part of their
Green Community Fundraiser. The Station
owner, Peter Klironomos presented a cheque
for $5,001 to the town at the end of the night.
The money is going to be used to beautify
the town. Special guests included the Brett
Wilson (l-r), Olympic Gold medalist michelle
Cameron, mayor Steve Grajczyk, Dave Hamil-
ton, Debbie murray and Peter Klironomos.
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I had actually originally posted a
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dresses that everyone else was getting.
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I heard of it through Karen Harris
and I looked it up quick on the In-
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dress donations and cash donations,
said Lenox.
They require volunteers to do the
hair and do the make-up.
The Cinderella Project was begun
in 2005 by Sir Winston Churchill High
School in Calgary. The staff and fash-
ion students set out to collect 20 to
30 used gowns to donate to students
around Calgary who were not able to
fnancially attend their grad banquets.
Since 2005 the project has grown,
and on March 17 there were over 300
girls getting pampered and picking
out dresses, the largest event yet.
The selected candidates are chosen
with assistance from the councilors
at school, as we provide assistance to
socially and fnancially disadvantaged
ladies. More and more girls are donat-
ing their dress back to the project and
lots ask if they can come back and
volunteer, as the experience is so re-
warding, said Maureen Henderson, a
board member of the Calgary Cinder-
ella Project.
Lenox is asking anyone interested in
donating to drop off the gently used
dresses at Crowther Memorial Junior
High with Colin Lenox. Loralee will be
in Strathmore on April 18 to pick them
up and take them into Calgary to the
Cinderella Project.
Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
Riding in a helicopter can be an ex-
citing experience, and something not
many people will have a chance to do.
Thanks to a personal donation from
Mayor Steve Grajczyk, two high school
students will have a chance to fnd out
frst hand just how exciting it is.
Its going to be for the student thats
having a little bit of a tough time mak-
ing it, but needs a little push of en-
couragement, said Grajczyk.
Grajczyk placed the winning bid for
a helicopter ride at the Strathmore for
Haiti fundraiser in March, and has in
turn opted to re-donate it.
Principals at both Strathmore High
School and Holy Cross Collegiate will
determine which of their students will
participate. The students must have
marks of at least 65 per cent.
Im hoping to continue this year af-
ter year, said Grajczyk.
The fight will take place in June and
the helicopter will fy over Strathmore
and the area for approximately 30 min-
utes. Grajczyk is donating the fight as
a way to say congratulations to the
kids, while reminding them to keep it
up and keep going with their studies.
Two lucky teens
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Needlework enthusiasts will be happy to
know the Strathmore Municipal Library is offer-
ing a Stitch Together program. After realizing the
town does not have any sort of needlework or
knitting club, and that the library is a central
place where people can get together, an idea
was formed.
One of our board members volunteered to
facilitate a group, her name is Crystal McIntyre,
she is going to facilitate (and) just basically host
a club, said Carmen Lefebvre, Assistant Director
of Library Services.
Were opening it to everyone who is interest-
ed in needlework. Were not just talking about
the knitters or the crocheter, if youre interest-
ed in knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, quilting,
whatever you want, come on in and bring your
projects in.
Lefebvre said it is a very open club, and par-
ticipants will be offered coffee and cookies. It
will provide an opportunity for people to meet
other people who have similar interests, and the
same type of passion.
Knitters of all levels of experience are wel-
come to participate in the club, and because it
is a club, patrons are to bring their own projects
and supplies with them.
Our hope for this is that is going to be a
sort of group thats willing to help each other.
The way we see it is youre going to learn a
few things and youre going to make some new
friends while youre doing it, said Lefebvre.
It is not meant to be an instructional class, but
Lefebvre said people who are looking for an in-
structional class can attend and see what is be-
ing offered.
Maybe somebody will be willing to take you
to the side and teach you, but it is presented
as a club for people who know somewhat what
theyre doing, said Lefebvre.
The group will be held every second week on
Tuesday evenings, starting April 24 and will run
from 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. For more information
on the club either call the library at 403-934-5440
or visit the website at www.strathmorelibrary.ca
Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
On May 7 the fve men participating in the
Freedom Walk Journey for Justice will be com-
ing through Strathmore, and stopping to speak
at Holy Cross Collegiate before continuing their
walk.
The Freedom Walk is taking place as a way
to give victims of crime a voice, while advocat-
ing the plight of those who have suffered from
injustice.
Well touch on two things when we speak at
Holy Cross. One, the anti-bullying side of things
and if you are a victim in that age category, or
that age group, what steps you can take to alle-
viate that, said Constable Travis Juska with the
Calgary Police Service (CPS).
Secondly will be about what resources they
can access, and whats available specifcally in
that current location.
The other four men walking are, CPS Constable
Dan Rossi, RCMP offcer Mark MacDonnell, Mas-
ter Corporal Rob Skelly with the Armed Forces
and Andrew Rossi, Dans brother. The fve men
make up the fve walking members of the Five
with D.R.I.V.E foundation. Five with D.R.I.V.E is
a volunteer based organization, which runs on
the focus of making a difference in the lives of
others.
The purpose of the Freedom Walk is twofold:
one is to spread awareness about being victims
of crime and what support is available; and the
second is to raise donations for the Canadian
Crime Victim Foundation
Along with partnering with various police
service organizations in Canada, the Five with
D.R.I.V.E Foundation has also partnered with
the Canadian Crime Victim Foundation (CCVF).
The Canadian Crime Victim Foundation is a
national scholarship fund where if you are a vic-
tim of crime, a sibling is a victim of crime, or if
you start an anti-bullying or victims of crime ini-
tiative at your school, youre eligible for $5,000
a year for fve years, or up to a total of $25,000,
said Juska.
For somebody that was helped out through
scholarship opportunities in my post-secondary
career you really see what kind of difference
that can make.
The reason why we chose this is because the
Canadian Crime Victim Foundation is a perfect
tie for us between what we have an expectation
of what a police offcer does when they respond
to a victim, and it gives light and resources to
that victim beyond what they might have an ex-
pectation of, said Juska.
The research that we did shows that 97 per
cent of victims arent really sure exactly of where
they can go for help, or what resources they can
have, and yet we have a victims assistance unit...
that do tremendous work.
As a frst line responder its almost an ob-
ligation of that service to be able to come up
with that information, to be able to provide that
to the victims to make their experience, which
has been obviously traumatic and negative,
into a potential positive. Whether its through a
scholarship opportunity, whether it is through a
support group or whatever we happen to give
them.
As a police offcer you dont just show up and
youre done. You might be a guidance counsel-
lor that day, you might be social worker, you
might have to play the role of psychologist or
grief counsellor or whatever it happens to be.
We have an expectation, or should have an ex-
pectation, as police offcers to go above and be-
yond to be a service that require it in whatever
capacity that might be.
Members of the community are encouraged to
join the men on their walk as they head east.
Program Coordinator for Strathmore Regional
Victim Services Lesley Hering said she plans to
join for a little while, and is happy to see some-
thing like the Freedom Walk taking place.
I think its great, I think a lot of people are
unaware of what is available to victims of crime,
said Hering.
They dont know, they dont know there is f-
nancial benefts, they dont know they can have
a voice through our victim impact statement. I
dont know what they (the men) are going to
be saying in their presentation but theyre just
speaking about victims of crimes so its got to
be good, its going to get the word out so thats
great.
The walk starts in Stanley Park in Vancouver
on April 22 and will fnish 4,655 kilometres later
in Queens Park in Toronto on June 23.
We average just around 60 to 70 kilometres a
day. So our shortest mileage day is 21 and our
highest is 132 depending on the day, said Juska.
On May 5 the men will be making a pit stop
while walking through Calgary to host a fund-
raiser they have planned. The silent auction and
fundraiser will be at the Redwater Grille at 250
6th Ave SW. The goal is to raise at least $500,000
for the Canadian Crime Victims Scholarship
Fund and the CCVF Secondary School Scholar-
ship. The fundraiser is just one more way the
men plan to try to reach their goal.
Anyone looking to donate items, or to donate
to the cause can contact Travis Juska at TJuska@
calgarypolice.ca, or go to www.freedomwalk.ca
for more information.
Walking for the victims
Calgary Police Service members Travis Juska (left), and Dan Rossi are two
of the members of Five with Drive who have been preparing for the Freedom
Walk Journey for Justice they will be heading out on in just a few short days.
Photo courtesy of Xiao Dong, Liu
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Arno doerkson
Progressive Conservative
Biography: Arno Doerkson is the current MLA for the Strathmore Brooks area.
He was elected to his frst term as a Member of the Legislative Assembly on March
3, 2008. Arno currently serves as Chair of the Standing Committee on Community
Services and as a member of the Private Bills Committee and the Privileges and Elec-
tions, Standing Orders and Printing Committee. Prior to his service as a Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Alberta, Arno was the owner/manager of a farming/ranching business for over 20 years. He served as chair on
the Alberta Beef Producers organization, through the BSE crisis from 2003 to 2004. He traveled internationally
as a representative of the Alberta and Canadian livestock industry. Arno has been very active with the farming
community. He has been a member of many agricultural and livestock associations. In his community, he is a
member of the Gem Curling Club, local church board, Gem Home and School Association and Camp Evergreen.
Arno and his wife, Wanda, and three sons live in Gem, Alberta.
response to questions: Prior to becoming your MLA, I was very active in the community. I have spent
over 10 years in associations representing Albertans who make their livelihood in Agriculture. I have an under-
standing of how the government operates at the local, provincial, federal and international levels. This experience
has allowed me to be effective in representing the concerns and interests of the residents of the constituency of
Strathmore-Brooks over the past four years. With your support, I will continue for the next four years.
I rely on common sense and past experience in decision making. I fnd that most often there are common
sense solutions to complex problems.
About healthcare initiatives: The recently announced Family Care Centers will help improve access to medical
professionals for Albertans and our families. These clinics will be complimentary to the Primary Care Initiative that
was developed to improve access to family physicians and other frontline health care providers. The family care
clinics will be developed in consultation with members of our community to ensure they will meet our local needs.
While there have been incremental changes in the cost of living, Alberta leads the country in employment op-
portunities. We will introduce new initiatives to encourage active lifestyles for Albertas children and reduce the
effective cost of participation. We are committed to doubling the current funding to amateur sporting organiza-
tions, and introducing the Alberta Childrens Physical Activity Tax Credit of up to $500 a year per child. The PC
government is committed to our post-secondary students. It will make a number of changes to student fnancial
aid. These changes will include eliminating parental contribution and part-time earnings from eligibility consider-
ations for the provincial portion of all student loans. We will increase the interest free grace period to 12 months
from six months after graduation, and the introduce graduation and retention grants of up to $2,000.
I have heard from many of our seniors who want to stay in their homes close to their family and loved ones.
We have proposed a Property Tax Deferral policy to assist our seniors who own their homes to pay their property
tax through a home equity loan.
Research and development will and has played a critical role in helping to diversify our economy. This would
include areas such as agricultural technology and practices, and our natural resource production.
Fracking allows our producers to extract oil-and-gas when conventional technologies are not effective. I be-
lieve we have a regulatory framework that protects our environment and that it is important that this framework
be guided by sound science and technological advances.
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With the provincial election only a few weeks away
we decided to ask our candidates some questions voters
want to know.
The Green Party has no candidates running in the
Strathmore/Brooks division at this time.
Targeted questions for Strathmore/Brooks Candidates
1. Why should people vote for you?
2. What decision making process do you use to determine a stance on an issue?
3. Suggest one measure to improve patient healthcare accountability and accessibility?
4. What can be done to help middle class families with rising living costs
5. Suggest one measure that would address seniors needs?
6. How can the province diversify the economy, in areas other than natural resources?
7. What is your stance on fracking?
Brad BAiLey
NDP
Biography: Brad Bailey is an energet-
ic Edmonton based activist who is deeply
committed to social justice and democrat-
ic reform. Brad has a multifaceted under-
standing of Albertas political climate. Brad is completing his degree
at the University of Alberta with a focus on philosophy, psychology,
and biological sciences. He volunteers with new immigrant services.
He volunteered at a family owned and operated local business and
now works as a street outreach worker. Brad is committed to being
a strong voice for Strathmore-Brooks by preventing further school
closures, getting needed programs, and encouraging youth engage-
ment in politics
response to questions: People should vote for me because
I am a passionate individual dedicated to social change and demo-
cratic reform. In an election as dynamic as this, its crucial that voters
are pre-sented with strong alternatives. I stand beside Brian Mason
and the NDP because we are committed to representing all Albertans
in the legislature and we say its time for change in Alberta.
Decision making always comes down to principles. The New
Democrats always put families frst, and doing so means putting
public interest ahead of private. First and foremost come the needs
of the Albertan people. We dont believe in back room negotiating.
We place great value on transparent, fair, and all-inclusive decision
making that ensures sure no one gets left behind.
The best way to provide good quality, accessible healthcare for
everyone is to keep it public! Our publicly funded, publicly delivered
healthcare system and the principle of universal access to quality
care has come under attack in this election. The New Democrats will
guarantee fully public healthcare that is accessible and affordable for
all Albertans, not just the rich. The current government hasnt come
close to fulflling their own targets for wait times, availability of hospi-
tal beds or the required number of doctors and nurses.
We need to start regulating the cost of power for Albertans. The
current governments deregulation of power means that we Albertans
now pay the highest real rates for power in Canada. The New Demo-
crats are in favour of making the Alberta Utilities Commission inde-
pendent from industry. This would help protect Albertans and make
sure that all consumers are benefting. To make life more affordable
for everyone, the NDP propose an increase in minimum wage to $10
dollars an hour; limit the size of rent increases and limit fees and
fundraising for school essentials. One measure we believe needs
to be taken for seniors is to increase funding to homecare by $100
million dollars improving services to more than 100,000 Albertans
in their homes. Seniors have the right to live in dignity in their own
homes as long as possible, and when they cant, ensure they have
access to quality long-term care.
Working with trade unions to increase apprenticeship training and
launching a buy Alberta local marketing campaign are a few NDP
initiatives that promote industry other than oil in Alberta. We support
creating an educational certifcate in organic farming to add value to
Alberta farmers crops.
The New Democrats are concerned that modern fracking is a new
technology and theres much we dont know about it. Alberta has
hundreds of thousands of wells now, and so it is hard to know what
might happen once high-pressure chemicals are injected into rock
that has so many disruptions already.
Alberta has taken a casual approach as the complexity of fracking
has grown. It is not the same as a few years ago, relative to the use
of chemicals.
Albertans need to be sure their water stays uncontaminated; some
people are already worried that their well water has been affected.
Reports seem to point to fracking having effects at substantial dis-
tance from the actual activity. Policy decisions on fracking need to
be made based on scientifc fndings, instead of bowing to pressure
from industry. Therefore, Albertas NDP supports reviewing hydraulic
fracturing through an independent scientifc panel, to make sure we
have the facts on the effects of this technology, and would not permit
fracking until such a review is completed.
Jason hALe
Wildrose
Biography: Jason Hale was born and raised near Bassano. In 2010, the Hale fam-
ily celebrated its centennial anniversary of living in the region. Jason, along with his
wife and two sons currently run a cow/calf operation. He also works as a consultant
in the oil and gas industry. Jason graduated from SAIT with a diploma in Chemical
Technology. Jason was also a Professional Bullfghter for 10 years, a member of the Bassano Rodeo committee
for the past eight years, and a Director on the Bassano Ag Society for the past three years. He has regularly vol-
unteered as a coach for hockey and baseball. Jasons father was a quadriplegic for 40 years he and his family
have extensive experience with the healthcare systems.
response to questions: I am running because the Wildrose Party and I are committed to working for
Albertans, bringing the government back to the people. It is time for a change.
I use a common sense approach on issues, what is best for the people of this area. I will consult with individu-
als directly related to the issue at hand. My job is to represent the people.
We need to decentralize healthcare and bring back local decision making. We need to work with local health-
care professionals and create a system that puts Albertans frst.
We will be helping families by giving a $2,000 Child Tax Credit, $500 tax credit for fees spent on their childrens
sports, arts, and cultural activities. A review of federal and provincial tax law will identify other ways in which
the law unfairly penalizes families with children, and we will work to implement tax reforms that will lesson the
fnancial burdens families face.
We need to ensure seniors have proper housing so they do not have to spend their time in acute care beds or
in other facilities away from family.
As a province, we must fnd ways to boost local economies, attract new businesses to communities, which will
create jobs and strengthen local economies.
In regards to frackingI have been involved in the oil/gas sector in Alberta for many years. In order to produce
gas and oil from wells you must frack them. Companies must insure that this process will not affect adjacent
landowners and is environmentally responsible. The ERCB has a strict set of rules that must be followed. There
have been substantial technological developments with fracking procedures and we must continue to develop
procedures that will ensure the public and environment will not be affected.
Alex Wychopen is the Strathmore-Brooks
candidate for the Alberta Liberal Party.
Wychopen could not be reached for comments.
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Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
With the impending election, many people are hearing plenty about
the provincial race for premier. What some may not know is when you
cast your ballot for your local party candidate, youll also need to vote
for your potential Alberta Senate representative.
The senate of Canada is appointed. Since the 1980s Alberta has
been electing three candidates for the next Alberta vacancy in the
Senate. When the next vacancy does occur, the Prime Minster then
chooses one of those three candidates to fll the seat. The next vacan-
cy will occur in 2013 when current Senator Bert Brown reaches the
Senates retirement age. In 2014 Joyce Fairbairn will also be reaching
the mandatory age of retirement, opening another seat in the Senate.
This is only Albertas fourth Senate race.
Doug Black could not be reached for comment about his campaign.
Alberta Senator-in-Waiting Candidates
Len BraCko
Independant
Len has a wealth of political experience as a Member of the Leg-
islative Assembly of Alberta, fve terms as a Councillor with the City
of St. Albert, Board Member for the Alberta Urban Municipalities As-
sociation (AUMA) and Board Member for the Federation of Canadian
Municipalities (FCM). With almost 18 years of political experience plus
30 years of experience as a Teacher/Grade Coordinator with Greater
St. Albert Catholic School District, Len has the knowledge and skills
needed to carefully consider legislation brought forward in the Sen-
ate and the wisdom to consider the consequences for the future and
recommend amendments as required.
Len has served on many Boards and Committees including:
Capital Region Transit Committee
Alberta Capital Region Wastewater Commission Board of Directors
Director for Mid Size Cities, Alberta Urban Municipalities Associa-
tion (AUMA)
Director, Alberta Municipal Service Corporation (AMSC)
Director, Alberta Municipal Insurance Exchange (MUNIX)
Director, Alberta Municipal Employees Pension Plan (APEX)
Director, Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM)
FCM committees
o Finance and Inter-Governmental Arrangements
o Environmental Issues and Sustainable Development
o Social-Economic Development
o Rural Caucus
o Northern and Remote Forum
o Prairies, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut Regional Com-
mittee
o Vice Chair, Standing Committee on International Relations
o Chair, International Programs Advocacy Committee
To view a list of the many committees and boards Len has served
on visit www.lenbracko.ca
Len believes a long term sustainability plan is needed to enable Can-
ada to compete with the worlds fastest growing economies in China,
India, and South America. A Long Term Sustainability Plan should ad-
dress and provide solutions to:
1. Canadas Municipal Infrastructure Debt
By implementing a 25-50 year plan to address Canadas $123B
municipal infrastructure debt and proper funding for municipalities.
By implementing a national transit/transportation system that will
enhance public transit and link rural and urban municipalities.
2. Seniors Support Needs
By implementing British Columbia Provincial Property Tax Deferral
Program across Canada;
By addressing funding for Canadas aging population.
3. Aboriginal Issues
With all orders of government working together to meet aboriginal
needs.
4. Rural and Northern Canada Sustainability
By implementing recommendations from Alberta Association of
Municipal Districts and Counties (AAMDC) Report: One Vision, Many
Voices How To Build A Sustainable Rural Canada;
By planning and developing a corridor from Churchill to Prince
Rupert which may include but not be limited to road, rail, utility and
pipeline.
By increasing high speed connectivity in Rural and Remote areas of
Canada to ensure readily available access to critical information and
promote opportunity.
5. Economic Development
By reducing traffc congestion that costs business billions of dollars;
By eliminating provincial trade barriers through the implementation
of the New West Partnership Trade Agreement across Canada;
By establishing fexible portable pension plans for Canadians.
raymond
germain
Wildrose
Raymond Germain was born and raised in St. Paul, AB. As one of ten
children, Ray learned early the values and strengths of family. He grew up
with a love of hunting and fshing and a great appreciation for the outdoors.
Ray and Loree are the parents of two sons and the proud grandparents
of four. Being an active grandparent is one of his greatest joys.
He worked 13 years in construction, most of which he was self em-
ployed. For the past 25 years he has been working in the oil and gas in-
dustry.
Ray has given his time and energy over the years to hockey, fundraising
for charities, and local projects. His strong family values and a desire to
help young people led him to serve on the regional Youth Justice Com-
mittee for 5 years.
rob
gregory
Wildrose
Rob Gregory brings an extensive career in justice and law enforcement
to the Wildrose Senate team. An eleven year veteran of the Peel Regional
Police Service and full member of the Royal Canadian Legion, he moved to
Calgary in 1991. Trained by Alberta Justice as a Provincial Prosecutor, Rob
worked for the Calgary Crown Prosecutors Offce for 12 years. In 2001, he
was recognized by the Solicitor Generals Offce for his contribution toward
educating citizens in Albertas Traffc Court process.
Since 2003, Rob has owned and operated Gregory Ticket Offce, a para-
legal agency specializing in traffc ticket defense. Rob has a Diploma of
Law & Security Administration from Niagara College and is a graduate of
the Ontario Police College. A strong supporter of Stephen Harpers Conser-
vatives and the Wildrose Party, Rob lives in Northwest Calgary with his wife
Patty and their two dogs.
Vitor
marCiano
Wildrose
Vitor immigrated to Edmonton from Portugal with his working class parents in
1974. He has lived his whole life in Edmonton, and he and his wife Krista have one
daughter.
Vitor received a Bachelors of Commerce from the University of Alberta in 1991,
and in 1992 became one of the youngest sessional instructors in the history of the
UofAs business faculty. After leaving the UofA, Vitor was a successful entrepreneur,
establishing and operating two automotive businesses. He later served as the Ex-
ecutive Director of a trade association.
A life-long activist in conservative politics, Vitor has worked for dozens of conser-
vative campaigns throughout Canada and has trained hundreds of fellow activists.
Vitor joined the Wildrose Party in 2009, and later served as the partys Executive
Director. A committed federal Conservative, Vitor served three years as the National
Policy Chair of the Conservative Party of Canada and fve years on its National Coun-
cil representing Alberta.
As a Wildrose Senate Candidates, Vitor Marciano, Rob Gregory and Raymond Germain are campaigning on the fol-
lowing priorities:
1) Senate Reform All three will carry on the important work of Albertas current elected Senator, Bert Brown, in
achieving the Alberta born dream of a Senate that is Elected, Effective, and Equal. They fully support Prime Minister
Harpers efforts to introduce non-renewable term limits to Senate appointments.
2) Property Rights All three believe property rights are an essential cornerstone for any free society. As a Senator for
Alberta, all of the men will protect Canadians rights to own property, and work to have property rights formally recognized
in our Constitution.
3) Protecting our Economy Albertans are proud to have the most ethical, most environmentally friendly energy sector
in the world. Our energy industry is absolutely vital to the future of the Canadian economy. As a Wildrose Senator, the men
will protect the Alberta energy sector and the jobs and livelihoods of Albertans and their families.
4) Grassroots governance All three men believes that Federally or Provincially, Albertans have always been best
served by governments that respect the common wisdom of the common people. As Executive Director for the Wildrose
Party and National Policy Chair for the CPC, Vitor has worked with two grassroots parties in developing member driven
policy. Vitor Marciano is committed to fghting for the common sense of Albertans to be heard in Ottawa.
Raymond Germain will fght for the common sense and conservative values of everyday Albertans to be heard in
Ottawa.
Rob Gregorys long career in justice and law enforcement will help him ensure the common sense of Albertans in
refected in the laws of Canada.
mike
Shaikh
Conservative
A long time federal and provincial conservative, and a Calgarian for nearly
40 years, Mike Shaikh is a successful businessman and a tireless volunteer and
philanthropist. Mike has sat on dozens of nonproft and business boards and
currently chairs the Calgary Police Commission. A champion of higher education
and community, he has received both the Premier Klein Leader Service Award
and the University of Calgary Distinguished Alumni MAX Award.
Mike supports many causes, including: the University of Calgary, People
for Progress Foundation, Education Matters, Amica, the Canadian Air Transport
Security Authority, the Chartered Accountants Education Foundation and the Al-
berta Childrens Hospital Foundation. He is also a director for four public oil and
gas frms and has served with the Canadian Association of Police Boards, the
Kiwanis Club of Calgary, the Alberta Securities Commission and the Alberta Law
Enforcement Response Team.
Mike and his wife Linda have three daughters and two grandsons.
Mikes frst priority in the Senate would be to stand up for what is important to
Albertans. It is vital for Canadians to understand the importance of Albertas en-
ergy and other natural resources and securing the markets and talents needed
to develop those resources.
Mike is a frm believer that the Senate can be more effective and responsive.
As Albertas next Senator he would:
1- Bring energy, enthusiasm, and a rich diversity of experience to the Upper
House.
2- Work collaboratively and towards consensus on issues such as energy,
health care, education, safe communities, immigration and nation building.
3- Put forward initiatives for a national safe communities strategy and a
national program to encourage, recognize and celebrate volunteerism and chari-
table giving.
elizabeth
JohannSon
EverGreen Party
Elizabeth came to Alberta over a decade ago, for love of a dashing young
man, whom she promptly married. They have two daughters, ages 7 and 9.
She has worked for Alberta Computers for Schools for the past 7 years, and
is also currently pursuing a professional accounting designation. Computers
for Schools is a registered charity which refurbishes computers (donated by
governments and businesses) and distributes them to schools and non-profts
across Alberta.
As a parent, Elizabeth has been active at her childrens school and is cur-
rently Vice-Chair of the Parent Council.
Community involvement is also important to her, and she spent several years
as the Treasurer of the CGIT Board of Edmonton Society, which runs a summer
camp on Pigeon Lake.
Although she spends her days doing fnancial work and studying accounting,
she is not only a left-brain thinker. She has a strong creative energy demon-
strated by her B.A. Honours in Theatre and Drama. She has been active in the
Edmonton theatre community, frequently directing or acting in plays at the Ed-
monton International Fringe Theatre Festival, and directing and performing with
several community theatre groups.
Elizabeth is running as a candidate for Senator-in-Waiting because she was
disappointed in the lack of diversity in Senate candidates eight years ago. When
she received her Senate ballot in the last Senate election there were no candi-
dates she felt comfortable supporting.
Elizabeth believes in Senate reform and electing Senators-in-Waiting is a
step in the right direction, but says more work needs to be done. Increasing
the diversity of candidates to better refect Albertas political landscape is one
step. Our current frst-past-the-post voting system often skews election results
so they dont refect the percentage of the popular vote obtained by each of
the parties. We should be looking at moving the Senate toward a Proportional
Representation system.
She is running as an EverGreen Party of Alberta candidate because the struc-
ture has been set up to refect provincial parties. The EverGreen Party of Alberta
is the provincial Green Party. If elected and appointed to the Senate Elizabeth
would be sitting as a Green in Elizabeth Mays caucus.
She believes a strong economy and a healthy environment must go hand in
hand. In Alberta a disproportionate proportion of the economy is dependent on
commodities. This puts us at the mercy of international markets and we end up
in the boom and bust cycle that we have seen repeatedly in Alberta. Now, when
times are good, is when we most need to be making investments for our future
and diversifying our economy. Diversifying our economy makes a stronger more
stable economy, better able to weather drops in commodity prices. We want
Alberta to have good jobs available for our children and grandchildren.
ian
UrqUhart
Independant
I grew up in Trail in southeastern B.C. My wife Theresa and I brought our
young family to Edmonton in 1987 and Ive taught at the University of Alberta
ever since. For the last 25 years Ive been privileged to meet thousands of stu-
dents. Theyve impressed me in many ways - not least because they illustrate
what a rich, diverse people todays Albertans are.
Im running as an Independent in the Senate nominee election because the
hyperpartisanship of todays federal politics cripples common sense. It cripples
Ottawas ability to fnd compromises that can deliver the healthy futures my stu-
dents and our children deserve. Robo-calling is the latest example of this. As an
independent Senator I wont be forced to toe a Liberal or Conservative party line.
At ianforsenate.ca youll see my dream of the Next Alberta. Its a dream

where we get past the myth that prosperous economies must be sacrifced if we
want a healthy environment. Thats nonsense. I want my daughters to be able to
take their children into Albertas foothills and badlands, just as Theresa and I did
with them, and feel the wonder of those places.
My Next Alberta also wants a strong petroleum economy; the billions in fed-
eral taxes the oil sands will generate are vital to my aspirations for Albertans to
be able to use more renewable energy to light our homes. Here Im inspired by
what former Premier Lougheed did in the 1970s to kickstart the development of
todays oil sands economy.
The Next Alberta also wants to empower Albertans and Albertas communi-
ties. Ottawa needs to be a better listener. As we all try to adapt to an uncertain
future Ottawa needs to lend a helping hand in the form of accessible and af-
fordable post-secondary training opportunities. It needs to ensure municipalities
have the stable revenues they need to offer Albertans the infrastructure we all
depend on.
Please join me in helping to build this Next Alberta. On April 23rd please help
send the independent Albertan to the Canadian Senate.
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garage & bake sale
Happy Gang Seniors Club is hosting a Garage & Bake
Sale, 85 Lakeside Blvd, Friday April 13 from 3-8pm and
Saturday, April 14 from 9am 3pm. Everyone Welcome!
Wheatland Weed Consensus
Committee spring meeting
Wednesday, April 18, 2-4pm Wheatland County
Administrative Offce - NW corner Range Road 243
and Highway #1 - Refreshments Provided. Everyone
Welcome! Contact Kristi Cox at kristicoxnn@gmail.com
or 403-533-3977 for details
Childrens Wish Foundation initial
planning meeting
Noon, Thursday, April 19 at the RE/MAX offce,
122 - 2 Avenue. We NEED YOU! Help us plan this years
fundraisers - Jelly Bean Dance? Silent Auction? 5K Run?
Call Claudia to get involved at 403-934-3900 (days) or
403-934-5966 (evenings).
art shoW & sale
Strathmore Municipal Library (85 Lakeside Blvd.)
Saturday, April 28 from 10am-5pm. Featuring art
from the Wheatland Society of Art and showcasing art
from Leslie Kallens Afterschool Kids Art Classes.
For more information, please visit the library website at
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stitCh together:
library needle arts group
at the Strathmore Municipal Library (85 Lakeside Blvd.)
Bi-weekly on Tuesdays, Starting April 24, 6:30-8:00pm.
The library is starting up a needlework group! Partici-
pants will be responsible for bringing their own project
and supplies. Light refreshments will be provided by the
library. For more information, visit the library website at
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strathmore musiCal arts soCiety
at the Travelodge, Strathmore - Presents The Real Deal
Band 8 pce band playing soul, blues, funk r & r and
beyond. May 12, 2012. For further info call Lindat
403-680-7721 Tickets avail at Assist Business,
Music Centre Canada, PJs and Pro Water
trunk sale
Strathmore Sacred Heart Parish Catholic
Womens League TRUNK SALE. Flea Market/Hobbies/
Crafts/Wares/ Farmers Market. Saturday, May 26th
9am 2pm. Call Kazia for info at 403-901-1439.
relay For liFe
is looking for survivors, volunteers, and teams for this
years event. June 15th, 2012 from 7pm to 7am at the
AG grounds. For more information please call Kristel @
403.901.8450 or strathmorerelayforlife@hotmail.com.
Jets athletiCs summer Camps
JETS Basketball Camp: July 23-27
STARS Volleyball Camp: Aug. 20-24, Open to students
entering Grades 1-9. Visit our website at
www.jetsathletics.com, email us at jetsathletics@shaw.ca,
call Pat or Debbie Fule at 403-934-4599.
Royal Canadian Legion
For information regarding hall rentals, darts and crib,
please call 403.934.5119
MOPS/MOMSnext (Moms group)
meet 1st & 3rd Thursdays 9:30-11:30 at the Strathmore
Alliance Church. Visit www.strathmoremops.blogspot.
com for more details.
Wheatland Conservation & Wildlife Association
(Your local fsh & game club). Meetings 2nd Thurs-
day every month, 7:30pm at the Clubhouse. Call Larry
at 403-934-4388 for more information.
Strathmore District Health Services Auxiliary
Meetings are held the fourth Monday of the month @
1:30 pm, (excluding July & August). Lower level Confer-
ence Room at the Strathmore Hospital. New members
welcome. For more info please call 403-934-4436
Strathmore & District Chamber of Commerce
meets the second Thursday of the month @ 7:00 p.m.
All members welcome. Check web page for meeting
location. For more information call 403-901-3175 or
www.strathmoredistrictchamber.com.
Come Fly With Us
903 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Sqn. Meet Wednesdays
at 6:30pm at the blue building and Quonset on the
Ag grounds. Boys & Girls welcome between 12 & 19
years. Call Joanna Howard at 403-983-5796 for more
information.
HIV Edmonton
providing support, education and advocacy for those
infected with, affected by or at risk of HIV and AIDS for
25 years. Go to www.hivedmonton.com or call toll free
1.877.388.5742.
TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly
Want to Lose Those Unwanted Pounds?? Need support
to reach your goal? We are here for you! We meet every
Thursday at 6:30 pm @the Anglican Church. Contact
Melissa @ 403-901-1566
or Lynne @ 403-934-4359 to join our journey to a ftter
you.
The Hope Bridges Society
Board meetings held the third Tuesday of each month
at 7 p.m. Please call Marvin Hilton 403-901-8872 for
information.
Strathmore Musical Arts Society,
If you love music and musicians and have a special soft
spot for the Blues, you would enjoy being part of this
group. Call 403-934-4196 or 403-680-7721 to get on
our phone or email list and be notifes about meetings
and upcoming events.
Strathmore Elks Lodge #491
meets 3rd Tuesday at the Strathmore Curling Club 6:30
pm. Steak Supper at 7 pm. New Members welcome.
Call Greg 403-888-6155.
Strathmore Homeschool Familes.
Any Strathmore and Area familes that are homeschool-
ing are invited to join our Yahoo Group. groups.
yahoo.com/group/strathmorehsfams
Meals on Wheels
is available in Strathmore. For information or to obtain
this service please contact Wheatland FCSS at 403-934-
5335.
Parent Link has reopened as
Hand-In-Hand Parent Link Centre!
Call 403-983-0076 for Program information or drop by
the offce in Country Lane Mall for a Program Calendar
Strathmore FASD Parent Support Group
at the Strathmore United Church.
For more info call Pam @652-4776.
Strathmore Caregiver Support Group
This is an opportunity for caregivers to fnd support
and beneft from interaction with others in a similar
situation. For more information or to register call Amy
Yaneza at 403-361-7176.
Sunday School for All Ages:
Lord of All Lutheran Church offers
Christian Education opportunities for ages 3 years to
adult, on Sunday Mornings. All are Welcome! For
more information please call Margo Sevick 403-901-
2044 or call the Church Offce at 403-934-2374.
Strathmore Lions Club
meets the frst and third Thursday at the
Strathmore Civic Centre at 6:45 pm.
Strathmore Country Gardens Club
Meetings at least once per month. Tours, guest speakers,
workshops and much more included in a membership.
$20 single, $30 family.
For more information visit
www.strathmorecountrygardensclub.webs.com
or phone Linda Pekrul 403-901-0017.
Strathmore Masonic Lodge #53
meets the frst Monday of each Month at 7:30 p.m. Call
Glen at 403-901-6038. Website:
www.strathmore53.com
Strathmore Parent and Tot Playgroup,
meets every Tuesday at 9:30 - 11:30 am. in the
Strathmore United Church Basement. For more infor-
mation call Tammy at 403-983-7284 or
Ali at 403-934-2089. $1 per child
Free Tree for all New Born Babies
Attention all infants remind your parents to register
your birth so a tree can be planted commemorating
your birth in the Chinook Credit Union Birth Forest in
Strathmore. Registration Forms are available at the Town
offce, Chinook Credit Union and Health Unit.
(A Communities in Bloom Project)
Healing Rooms,
open for prayer Mondays from 7 to 9 pm. at the Harvest
Healing Centre at 115A-3rd. Avenue in
Strathmore. Everyone is Welcome.
Strathmore Full Gospel Church
Were a Pentecostal Bible based family church that has
something for all ages. Call 934-2225 or visit
www.strathmorefullgospel.com
Are you graduated from high school?
Are you looking for a place to connect with other
young adults in the context of faith and fellowship? If
this sounds like you and you would like to attend a cof-
fee night please email us at stmics@shaw.ca.
Wheatland Business Women
Meet the second Tuesday of the month @ 8:00 am
at Days Inn & Suites. New members welcome http://
businesswomen.ca and follow us on Facebook. Call
403-324-6641.
The Strathmore Youth Club
is looking for people interested in leading youth
programs and for a Volunteer Coordinator. If you are
interested in either of these positions, please contact
the Strathmore Youth Clubs Program Coordinator for
application details, inquire@youthclubstrathmore.info
or 403-324-4521.
Blackfoot Crossings new winter hours
are Monday Friday 9am 5pm.
Call 403-734-4383 for more information.
Chestermere and area Children (& Families)
with Type 1 Diabetes.
Our Goal is to create a group of mature, responsible
members where we open our own homes as Safe
Places for Diabetic Children to go to if ever in Diabetic
Distress. Join the Facebook group for more information.
Adult Competitive Drop In Volleyball
Wednesdays 7-9 Crowther Memorial Junior High
$2.00 per drop in
Begins Wednesday September 21, 2011
The Community Crisis Society, operating
Wheatland Shelter
is currently seeking volunteer applicants to serve on the
board. Interest individuals may contact Gerry at (403)
934-6634, Monday -Thursday, or e-mail:
ccs-acct@telus.net.
Wheatland Rural Crime Watch.
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of each Month.
Featuring guest speakers.
For more information call 403-934-4055.
Strathmore & District Agricultural Society
Darcy Ledene - General Manager
Strathmore & District Agricultural Society
gmsags@telus.net 403.934.5811 Offce 403.999.7646
Cell 403.901.0299 Fax Facebook: Strathmore Stam-
pede Twitter: Strathmore Rodeo
Strathmore Regional Victim Services Society(SRVSS)
SRVSS is looking for men and women interested in
becoming front line victim advocates to provide sup-
port, information and referrals to victims of crime or
tragedy. We need individuals interested in a challeng-
ing and rewarding volunteer experience who are caring
and non-judgmental with a sincere interest in helping
victims move past their immediate trauma.
We provide extensive training in many areas, includ-
ing sexual assaults, domestic violence, suicide, court
preparation, and sudden death. If you are interested in
volunteering your time please contact Lesley Hering at
the Strathmore RCMP Detachment at (403) 934-6552.
Strathmore Baptist Church Meeting
Sundays @ 11am and Thursdays @ 7pm, Call Pastor
David Blankenship for info 403-390-4431.
Happy Gang 55 plus Seniors
Meetings; 2nd Tuesday every month @ 1:15pm.
Potluck Supper; fourth Tuesday every month at 5:30pm.
Everyone welcome! Hall Rental; $80.
Call Shirley @ 403-934-9927.
All other inquiries call Eric @ 403-901-1596.
RCCG Peculiar People Assembly, Strathmore Meeting
Sunday Services at 10am & Wednesdays Bible study at
7pm. Venue: Chuck Mercer room of Centennial Civic
Centre. PH: 403-667-7832 e-mail pastorlawal@gmail.
com
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Meeting in the Storefront School @ 688 Westchester
Rd., Strathmore. Saturday morning @ 10:00 AM
Pastor Ghena Girleanu, phone 403-983-0081.
Strathmore Girl Guides, looking for
Spark, Brownie, Guide Leaders,
come join the fun stay for the adventure. Training
provided. Call Yvonne 403 934 4238, you dont have to
have a daughter in Guiding to be a leader.
Mario Prusina
Times Editor
The Wheatland Athletics Associa-
tion honoured their three teams at the
annual awards banquet April 6 at the
Strathmore Civic Centre.
The peewee Braves, bantam Warriors
and midget Chiefs teams presented
their top scorer, top defenceman, rook-
ie-of-the-year, most improved, most
sportsmanlike and team MVP for the
2011-2012 season.
Since Ive been here, this has been
our lead season, said WAA President
Sandy Henry. Im not sure that we
really could have asked for more I
guess you always beg for more, but it
was (a great year). I did some stats and
(between the three teams), we played
101 league games and we won 65, lost
26 and tied 10. So we were in that 65
winning percentage, which puts us in
a really good spot.
All our teams had success, we fell a
little short in provincials, but all (three
teams) got there.
It was a great season.
The Chiefs, which won the regular
season banner and the league cham-
pionship banner last year, repeated as
the SCAHL Champions.
Matthew Quigley of the Braves and
Shane Fraser of the Warriors were
presented the Craig Kletzel Memorial
Award, while Zach Wittenburg of the
Chiefs repeated as the SCAHL Top De-
fenceman.
The WAA also presented Alan Bar-
low and Murray Christiansen with the
Members of Distinction award
Here is a list of the award winners.
Wheatland Braves
Peewee AA
Top Scorer Riley Romashenko
Top Defencemen Matthew Quigley
Rookie of the Year Tyler Skehar
Most Improved Ty Stewart
Mosts Sportsmanlike Scott Desserre
Most Valuable Player Riley Romash-
enko
Wheatland Warriors
Bantam AA
Top Scorer Shane Fraser
Top Defencemen Josh Bishop
Rookie of the Year Markus Lavallee
Most Improved Ben Sorenson
Mosts Sportsmanlike Easton Munch-
rath
Most Valuable Player Shane Fraser
Wheatland Chiefs
Midget AA
Top Scorer James Price
Top Defencemen Zach Wittenburg
Rookie of the Year Conner McCallum
Most Improved Trevor Costello
Mosts Sportsmanlike Kristian Ay-
oungman
Most Valuable Player Abe Jensen
apri l 1 3 , 2 0 1 2
Honouring their best
Looking for the
next Kings
The Wheatland Athletics Association hosted their annual awards ban-
quet April 6 at the Strathmore Civic Centre. Award winners in attendance
include; Ty Stewart (top, l-r), Tyler Skehar, Riley Romashenko, Mathew
Quigley, Abe Jensen, Zach Wittenberg, James Price, Connor McCallum,
Trevor Costello, Marcus Lavallee, Shane Fraser, Ben Sorenson and Josh
Bishop. Each of the three teams (remaining photos) show their champi-
onship banners.

Doug Taylor Photow
Mario Prusina
Times Editor
For the frst time in franchise history,
the Wheatland Kings hosted a rookie
tryout camp April 3-5 in the hopes of
fnding their next crop of players.
The local junior-B team hosted 36
midget-aged players who were looking
become fulltime Kings either this com-
ing season or next.
According to Kings head coach and
general manager Doug Murphy, the
camp is designed to get the players ac-
cumulated to the junior level.
It lets the guys go out and use the
half visor (for the frst time) against
players their own age, said Murphy. It
lets us review the players and give us a
gauge as to where those players (are).
The purpose is to get those guys
to know us there will be a bunch of
them that we will be asking to come-
back to the camp in the fall.
According to Murphy, there are at
least a dozen players at the camp that
he thinks can slide into the lineup in
the very near future.
The team purposely kept the num-
bers small to make two teams, rather
than a cluster of players who dont have
a realistic shot at making the squad.
Murphy added that most junior-A
camps take place on the weekend, so
they decided to go with a weekday
camp to attract the players who will at-
tend both levels.
It gives the guys the opportunity
to get ready for a junior-A camp that
they may be going to, said Murphy. It
(also) gives them another opportunity
to go to another camp.
Even though a lot can happen be-
tween now and the new season, Mur-
phy said the camp was a useful tool for
the team.
It went really, really good. Theres
probably 10 really, really strong pros-
pects and were really impressed with
a couple of guys off the midget Tier 1
team, he said. The camp really helps
us get our name out there and it helps
players and parents see what our orga-
nization is like.
Strathmore minor hockey
www.smhockey.com smhockey@telus.net
AGM Friday, April 20 7 pm Strathmore Arena
Does your child want to play hockey but its too expensive or requires too much committment?
Strathmore Minor Hockey is looking into a houSe leAGue for families who want their children to play hockey but havent
been able to. Come to the AGM on April 20th to talk about having a house league for these players.
sports
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April 3-5 at the Strathmore Family Centre.

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The Wheatland Athletics Association
(WAA) hosted their annual three-on-
three hockey tournament April 5, 7-8
at the Strathmore Family Centre.
Upcoming atom, peewee and bantam
aged players from the WAA draw area
took part in the fun tournament, which
introduced them to the association.
We just want people to know that
we are here and see the beneft or
what advantages we can bring them
if they do choose to tryout for Wheat-
land, said WAA president Sandy Hen-
ry. It is a promotion that we are here
and were an alternative if you really
want to play elite hockey.
According to Henry, the three-on-
three is not an evaluation tournament,
rather a fun game of shinny versus
players their own age.
Despite being hosted by the WAA,
the tournament is not only for elite lev-
el players, but for children who want to
have fun, regardless of skill level.
We try to build the teams evenly,
said Henry. We mix up the skill lev-
el, we try and mix up communities as
well, just for a social aspect. That is cer-
tainly important, especially at the pee-
Weekend of fun
Starting Monday
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World Cup Alpine Skier Jan Hudec, who
competes in downhill and Super G, was
signing autographs at the Byron Smith Ford
dealership in Strathmore on April 10. The
30-year-old had a fantastic 2011-2012 sea-
son, including a frst-place fnish in France
in February.
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wee level, where the integration of all
the communities comes together (for
the frst time).
The annual three-on-three tourna-
ment has been in existence since the
early 1990s and is looking to grow in
the future.
With the current format, there is a lot
of open ice, which makes for some fun
and exciting hockey to watch.
According to Henry, roughly 100
players took part in the weekend tour-
nament, which is a lower number than
last year.
There are defnitely a couple of fac-
tors, said Henry of the decline in at-
tendance. Our bantam and peewee
teams played a lot more hockey this
year (with the playoff and provincials),
so they arent nearly as fresh or enthu-
siastic about putting on the equipment
one more time.
Then defnitely Easter took some
families out of the community with
other commitments.
Despite all those factors, it was a
successful way to close out the 2011-
2012 hockey season.
Shannon LeClair Photo
Basketball coaches in Strathmore joined forces to teach Grade 5 and 6 students the skills of the
game. The program last a total of four weeks, with a tournament between the schools held on the
fnal week. The tournament was held at Strathmore High School on April 5. All four schools competed
in the fnals, with Carseland taking gold, Brentwood School silver and Wheatland elementary School
winning bronze.
Basketball success
Jody Schneider Photo
The Wheatland Athletics Association hosted their annual three-on-three tournament last weekend at
the Strathmore Family Centre.
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In an attempt to lower fees and pro-
mote less travel, Strathmore Minor
Hockey (SMH) will present an innova-
tive concept at their Annual General
Meeting on April 20 at the Strathmore
Family Centre.
The board will offer the idea of start-
ing a house league with Okotoks, Air-
dire and Cochrane for those who do not
want to continue playing in the Central
Alberta Hockey League (CAHL).
According to SMH President Wayne
Hansen, players and parents will be able
to choose which league they want to
take part in.
This could happen if we want it to,
but now it is up to our membership to
make that decision, said Hansen. Its
not a decision for the board to make, its
a decision for the membership to make.
That is why it is very important for our
members get out to the AGM and tell us
what they think. We need to know what
they think, whether its good or whether
its bad, or whether theyre indifferent.
They are the ones who control the
direction we take minor hockey.
According to Hansen, the proposed
house league would offer a cheaper al-
ternative to players, as the fees would be
much lower and travel would be within
the hour range. The proposed league
would practice once a week, rather than
the current twice-a-week schedule with
CAHL.
One of my biggest things since I got
on the board was the cost of hockey be-
ing very expensive, said Hansen. To
some (parents), that might not matter
but some parents dont have that luxury.
So if we have even one kid who is not
playing hockey because its too expen-
sive and we have this ability to make
it more affordable for them and we get
them involved, then I think weve done
our job.
SMH will also use the AGM to feld
questions from members and recognize
the accomplishments of this past season.
Eighteen of the 20 minor hockey
teams made the playoffs and six of those
went on to win a banner.
It equates to the best year Strathmore
Minor Hockey had, said Hansen. Then
you look at the double-A program,
which is carded by SMH. The peewee
team made the playoffs for the frst time
in a while with a lot of local Strathmore
kids on the team. The bantam team won
the North Division and lost in Game 5
of the league championship fnal. Our
midget team won the league champion-
ship for the second year in a row.
It was a fantastic year for Strathmore
Minor Hockey.
Innovative idea
may spark debate
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Saturday, april 28
10 am - 2 pm
Strathmore Civic Centre
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Come do your Pre-Mothers Day Shopping
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located in swan hills area.
Must have valid oilfeld tick-
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MeChAnIC needed for
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education will be considered.
There will be opportunity for
paid training/operating of
trucks and equipment as
well for the right person.
Great wages, schedule and
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resume to 403-664-3356
or email to: ryan.hagens@
evergreenenviro.com.
BlUe GrAss sod Farms is
looking for an experienced
outside sales person. ed-
monton area. strong sales
prospecting and account
maintenance skills. sell
landscape products to con-
tractors and municipalities.
work from home offce.
report to red deer. highly
motivated self starter. ex-
cellent organization skills.
Base salary, car allowance,
commission, benefts. email
resume and references:
novacom1@telus.net or fax
780-468-7278. Also looking
for summer yard and nurs-
ery personnel in red deer.
AlBerCo ConsTrUCTIon
has positions for hardwork-
ing labourers and apprentice
carpenters with a strong
work ethic. edmonton and
edson area. Competitive
wages and benefts. $16.
- $27. per hour depending
on experience. Bridge rehab
and concrete work. email
resume and references to:
info@alberco.com or fax
780-459-7185.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
COMMERCIAL ACCOUNT MANAGER II
CHINOOK CREDIT UNION LTD.
STRATHMORE BRANCH
THE POSITION:
Initiatesactionstoimprovegrowth,proftabilityanddevelopmentoftheCreditUnionandits
commercialandagriculturalportfoliobyanalyzingmemberneeds,trends,competitorofferingsthrough
thecross-sellingofproductsandservicesandpursuenewbusinessbyestablishingandmaintaining
contactswithinthecommunity
Underbroadmanagerialdirection,administerandcontrolassignedportionofcomplexloanportfolio
withintheStrathmoreBranch.
Agoodunderstandingofcommercialrealestatelending,includingdevelopment,constructionand
termtakeoutfnancing,ispreferred.
Responsibleforoverseeingspecifccommercial/agriculturalaccountportfoliostoincludeperforming
annualreviews,follow-upandcollectionofdelinquentaccounts.
Astrongunderstandingoffnancialstatementanalysis,cashfowanalysisandlendingsecurity
documentation.
IDEAL CANDIDATE:
Ateamplayerwithapositiveattitude
Twoyearspostsecondary(atwoyearprogramincludescompletionofCUICManagementStudies
program)orBachelorDegreeorequivalentexperience(fvetotenyearsCommercialandAgricultural
AccountManagement).
Profcientinusingintegratedbankingsystem,Windowsoperatingsystem&MicrosoftOffceProducts
Takeresponsibilityforself-developmentandcontinuouslearningtoachieverequiredknowledgefor
thejob.
Effectivecommunicationandrelationshipbuildingskills
Excellentproblemsolvinganddecisionmakingskills
Strongtime-managementandadministrativeskills
Proventrackrecordofsuccessfulportfoliogrowth
COMPENSATION:
Commensuratewithexperience
Excellentbeneftsprogram
THE CREDIT UNION:
Assetsof$785million,Loans$635million,Deposits$720million
Membership22,500,Staff180
BranchesinBassano,Brooks,Claresholm(2),Drumheller,FortMacLeod,Hussar,Hanna,Lomond,
Nanton,Strathmore&Vulcan.
CLOSING DATE:Friday,April20,2012
SUBMIT RESUME TO:
PeopleSolutionsDepartment
ChinookCreditUnionLtd.
992ndStreetWest,Brooks,ABT1R1B9
Fax:403-362-4239
careers@chinookcu.com
Website:www.chinookcu.com
Wethankallapplicantsfortheirinterestandwillbeincontactifwecanofferaninterview.
Greenview nurseries & TFC
is looking for staff for their
nursery to start immediately.
Duties include pruning, planting, transplanting , lifting,
repetitive tasks. Greenhouse / nursery environment.
Experience and Education in Horticulture an asset.
We are located 20 mins east of Calgary or 15 mins west
of Strathmore. Starting wage $10.50 / hr.
Please fax your resume to Greenview Nurseries
403-936-5981,
or email
info@greenviewnurseries.ca
Nuvision Industies Inc. requires following
personal:
Parts/Purchasing
Personnel
Agricultural/industrial manufacturing
background and asset
Experience in inventory control, customer
service, work in team environment, shipping
and receiving
Computer experience required
Full time permanent positions
Welders
Journeyman or Apprentices - mig exp preferred, full
time permanent positions
Nuvision Industries offers a very competitive renu-
meration package based on experience and skill set.
To apply forward resume and cover letter to
Ken Johansen.
403-901-2387 or e-mail to ken@nvid.ca
Po Box 450, carseland, aB t0J 0M0 www.nvid.ca
Stella-Jones Canada Inc.
is seeking applicants for
Temporary poSITIonS
In ITS Lumber faCILITy
These positions will run from April/May
until September. Stella-Jones is
located 5 KM west of Carseland on Hwy 24.
You may fax resumes to (403) 934-5880
or email to rzeegers@stella-jones.com
Town of
PAYROLL & BENEFITS COORDINATOR
Temporary Position

An employment opportunity exists for a temporary Payroll Administrator at the Town of
Strathmore. The Payroll Administrator is responsible for assisting in multiple fnancial ac-
tivities relating to company bi-weekly payroll functions. This includes timely and accurate
reporting of payroll data for the company employees. If you are a team player and have a
strong attention to detail this could be the opportunity you are looking for.
Duties will include but are not limited to:
Ensuring that all salaries are paid accurately and in a timely fashion to all
company employees.
Preparing journal entries and forms, such as records of employment,
income tax forms, and remittances
Administration of employee programs (e.g. health benefts, Local Authorities
Pension Plan, Canadian Savings Bond etc.)
Ensuring that expense claims forms are flled out correctly
Maintaining records for pension and life assurance contributions made by employees;
liaise with service providers to ensure funds are transferred as appropriate
Handling all inquires arising from questions about payroll
Qualifcations:
Related experience in computerized payroll processing
Knowledge of Federal and Provincial laws, regulations and policies as applicable
to salary and wage administration
Five years experience with PC computers, Microsoft Windows and MS Offce
Experience with Microsoft Dynamics is a plus
Post-secondary diploma in Payroll Administration preferred
Linda Nelson, Deputy CAO
Town of Strathmore
680 Westchester Road, Strathmore AB T1P 1J1
Town of
Summer SeaSonal HorticulturiSt
Competition Number TOS2012-03
the town of Strathmore is seeking an enthusiastic individual
to join our Parks Department this summer

This is a 40-hour per week seasonal position that involves physical activity and working
out of doors in all weather conditions.
Position may require some weekend work.
Responsibilities:
- Train and supervise Horticultural staff
- Perform / Assist in coordinating Horticultural maintenance tasks
- Advise /Assist Parks Supervisor in the purchase of plant material for use
- Work independently and in small groups
The successful candidate must:
- Posses a Certifed Horticulturist Diploma or Degree
- Posses a valid Alberta Drivers License and supply a current drivers abstract
- Posses supervisory experience
- First Aid Certifcate is an asset
Please make a note you are applying for the Seasonal Horticulturist position when
you email/deliver your resume
Email your resume to opportunities@strathmore.ca or drop it off at:
Town of Strathmore
Attention: Linda Nelson Horticulturist Seasonal Parks
680 Westchester Road, Strathmore, Alberta
Phone: 403-934-3133
Posting closes April 15, 2012
We thank all applicants for their interest, however,
only those contacted will be granted an interview.
Town of
SUMMER SEASONAL
LABOURER/OPERATORS
Competition #TOS2012-02

The Town of Strathmore is seeking enthusiastic individuals to join our Parks
Department this summer. This will be a 40 hr/week seasonal position that
involves a considerable amount of physical activity and working outdoors in all
weather conditions.
Duties will include but are not limited to:
Park and green space maintenance including grass cutting,
weeding fower beds, litter collection etc.
Cemetery clean up including grass cutting, and general clean up
Flower planting
Tree and shrub trimming
May include other duties as assigned
Assist other departments as assigned by Parks supervisor
Qualifcations
The successful candidate will possess a valid Alberta Drivers License and sup-
ply a current drivers abstract, be able to work independently as well in small
groups, and be familiar in the use and operation of small tools and equipment in
a safe and proper manner.
Please note the position or competition number you are applying for when
you email/deliver your resume.
If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding seasonal opportunity, please
forward your resume by April 15, 2012 to:
Linda Nelson, Deputy CAO Town of Strathmore
680 Westchester Road, Strathmore, AB T1P 1J1
Phone: (403) 934-3133 Fax: (403) 934-4713
We thank all applicants for their interest, however,
only those contacted will be granted an interview.
CoUPles welCoMe! road-
ex services requires o/o 1
tons and 3 tons for our rV
division and o/o semis and
drivers for our rV and gen-
eral freight deck division
to haul throughout north
America. Paid by direct de-
posit, benefts and company
fuel cards. Border crossing
required with valid passport
and clean criminal record.
1-800-867-6233; www.
roadexservices.com.

JACoBs FIeld services ltd.
(Maintenance) is looking for
a Pumpjack repair Person
for a position based in the
drayton Valley/Cynthia area.
no trade ticket required but
must have directly related
experience. send resume
to: humanresources@tri-
tonprojects.com. Fax 780-
485-6722.
needed. heavy equipment
Technicians and Mainte-
nance personnel for ex-
panding pipeline company
in olds, Alberta for work in
shop and jobsites throughout
western Canada. Fax resume
to 403-556-7582 or email:
pdunn@parklandpipeline.
com.
PC VACATIons needs Pro-
fessional Marketing Person-
nel for Group Presentations
and Closing. Business
doubling every year! dealer
Business opportunity also
available. no investment
required, not multilevel, sim-
ply the best sales business
opportunity in Canada! You
have ability to work fexible
schedule throughout prov-
ince, not afraid of earning
$10,000.+/month. Part-time
door Travel survey person-
nel also needed. 403-992-
2290; 1-866-658-0888;
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5400 sq.ft. Shop
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Presently has over 3800 Encana
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Also some crop income
Call Blair or Linda
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Tina Scott 403-901-5388
Tinas
Feature Properties
Specializing In Country Properties
real estate
Now accepting applications for:
Class 1 & Class 3
Truck Drivers:
Job includes delivering plants to
Calgary and surrounding area,
as well as loading and unloading
trucks. Seasonal full-time.
Current drivers abstract required.
Nursery Shipping Staff:
Job includes working in various
area of production and shipping.
Horticulture experience an asset.
Applicants should be willing to
learn and able to do physical
outdoor work. Seasonal fulltime
positions available.
Positions start in April.
Competitive wages
and benefts.

Fax Resumes to:
403-934-3626
Email: anita@
eaglelakenurseries.com
Apply in person:
Located 5km East
of Strathmore,
on Highway#1 and
2.5km south.
Range Road 245.
Farm Workers
Needed
Eagle Lake Turf Farms is accepting
applications from motivated,
hardworking individuals with the
ability to work well with others in a
safe and friendly environment. Must
be self motivated and able to work
with minimum supervision. Strong
skill or experience is an asset.
We offer competitive wages.
Please forward resume to:
Tyler Walker
email: info@eaglelaketurf.com
fax: 403-934-6813
mail: Box 2130
Strathmore, AB T1P 1W1
Call for pre-qualifcation submissions from frms
interested in supplying complete
janitorial services
for the International Dormitories and the Trinity
Lutheran Christian Academy School in Strathmore.
Firms must complete the pre-qualifcation
submission and submit it by April 25, 2012 to:
Facilities Manager
Golden Hills School Division #75
435A Highway No. 1
Fax: 403-934-5125
Copies of the pre-qualifcation submission docu-
ment can be picked up in person at the Golden
Hills School Division Offce or found online at
www.ghsd75.ca or call (403) 934-5121 ext. 2053.
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Location Assistants contribute to the safe, effcient and proftable operation of a grain
handling and/or crop input facility. Specifc responsibilities include the storage and
shipping of Western Canadian grains; operational support and assistance to location
staff and customers; the operation of facility equipment and controls; and providing
excellent customer service. The ideal candidate will possess proven communication and
interpersonal skills; ambition and organizational skills; an orientation to accuracy and detail
and excellent customer service skills. An agriculture background is an asset.
Only applicants under consideration will be contacted.
Interested candidates should forward their rsum
and cover letter before May 4, 2012 to:
Dewitt anderson, assistant Location Manager
richardson Pioneer
Box 2086, Strathmore, aB t1P 1K1
Fax: (403) 934-4475
email: dewitt.anderson@richardson.ca
Online: www.richardson.ca
LOcatION aSSIStaNt SeaSONaL
Richardson International is a worldwide handler and
merchandiser of major Canadian-grown grains and
oilseeds. We sell crop inputs and related services
through our western network of Ag Business Centres
and actively participate in canola processing as one
of North Americas largest suppliers
of canola oil and meal.
In all areas of our business,
Richardson continues to
provide high-quality products
and superior customer service.
For more information on these positions and other career opportunities visit www.richardson.ca
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possess a valid 1A Drivers License in addition to a 3A air endorsed Drivers License and
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Full time positions
available immediately.
Previous experience
an asset but not
required. Vehicle
with a valid drivers
license a must.

Accepting resumes by
fax at 403-934-6207
or by email to
landscapeplus1@
yahoo.ca
Town of
Information Technology
Technician
The Town of Strathmore has an opening for a fulltime
Information Technology Technician. Reporting to the
Director of Corporate Services, the position will be re-
sponsible for providing IT support, and diagnosing/re-
solving technical problems. Additional responsibilities
include network and telephone system administration,
purchasing and confguring hardware and software.
Applicants will require excellent interpersonal and
computer skills, the ability to work as part of a team
or independently as the situation dictates, excellent
organizational and time management skills, ability to
manage confdential and sensitive information, and
ability to use all Microsoft applications functions,
some accounting and experience with
Microsoft GP & Class is an asset.
Required qualifcations include completion of a
diploma in Computer Technology. Possession of a
Microsoft Certifed Professional (MCP)/Microsoft
Certifed Systems Engineer (MCSE) and related
certifcations in Windows XP/7/2008, and post
secondary courses related to computer network
maintenance, computer hardware and software
management and/or website design, plus two years
experience working with an 2008 Servers and
Network systems. The successful applicant will be
required to obtain a Criminal Record Check.
The Town offers a competitive salary range and a
comprehensive benefts package.
Those interested in applying should submit their
resumes to:
Or
Linda Nelson
Town of Strathmore
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BUSY OILFIELD Trucking
Company now hiring: Li-
censed & apprentice heavy
duty mechanics (must have
proven experience). Hot Oiler
Operator or trainee. Pres-
sure Truck Operator. Please
contact Rob at 780-542-
5879.
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY at
Birch Hills Gas Co-op Ltd.
Serviceman with Gas Utility
and RMO training. Excellent
benefts and pension. Wages
relative to qualifcations.
Email: bhgcl@wispernet.ca.
Call Wilma Larson 780-694-
3868.
FLAGSTAFF COUNTY, Sedge-
wick, Alberta requires a
Licensed Heavy Duty Me-
chanic. Fax/Email resume by
4 p.m., April 23/12. Attention:
Steve Kroetch 780-390-
0340 (cell); 780-384-3635
(fax). Email: skroetch@fag-
staff.ab.ca.
SERVICE MANAGER - Hanna
Chrysler Ltd. (Hanna, Alber-
ta). Opportunity in a perfect
family environment. Strong
team, competitive wages,
benefts, growth potential.
Fax resume: 403-854-2845.
Email: chrysler@telusplanet.
net.
EXTRA INCOME for Agricul-
tural Agents. Carbon Mer-
chants, looking for agents
in your area, facilitate car-
bon credits for yourself and
farmers. 403-313-6789
Ext. 104; www.carbonmer-
chants.com.
INTERIOR HEAVY EQUIP-
MENT Operator School. Sites
in Alberta & BC. Hands on
real world machine train-
ing. No simulators. Start
any Monday. Funding op-
tions; www.IHESchool.com.
1-866-399-3853.
EXPERIENCED WINCH TRAC-
TOR and Bed Truck Driv-
ers for drilling, rig moving
trucking company. Phone,
fax, email or mail. Email:
rigmove@telus.net. Phone
780-842-6444. Fax 780-
842-6581. H & E Oilfeld
Services Ltd., 2202 - 1 Ave.,
Wainwright, AB, T9W 1L7.
DRIVERS WANTED. Terrifc
career opportunity outstand-
ing growth potential to learn
how to locate rail defects.
No experience needed! Ex-
tensive paid travel, meal
allowance, 4 weeks vacation
& benefts package. Skills
needed - Ability to travel 3
months at a time, valid li-
cence w/air brake endorse-
ment, high school diploma
or GED. Apply at www.sper-
ryrail.com under careers,
keyword Driver. Do not fll in
city or state.
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ADULT LIVING 315 3 Parklane Way

$164,900 MLS# C3489576
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$149,900
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Brentwood
$229,000
MLS# C3501106
Full basement fully fnished
Double det garage (25x22)
1260 sq ft--4 bedroom--3 full baths
2 freplaces--Wet bar
Close to Elementry school
3 Acres
M/L
Lyalta-
$464,900
MLS# C3506373
Backs onto Lakes of Murfeld Golf Course
Can be subdivided into 3--1 acre parcels
On town water and your own 4 GPM well
Extensively renovated--shingles, siding,
windows-fooring
4 bdms--2 full baths
Brentwood
Extensively
renovated
$189,900
MLS# C3507486
Double wide- 3 bdm plus den or 4th bdm
New siding,shingles,fooring,
solid OAK cabinets
1356 sq ft--2 full baths--Granite Counter tops
Full bath and walk in closet off Master bdm
Plenty of room for a garage, off street parking
Cheadle
1/2 acre lot
$359,900
MLS# C3510971
Much desired Country living-Massive fenced
yard
1334 sq ft with fully fn basement
5 bedrooms--2 1/2 bathrooms
Traditional WOOD BURNING freplace
Oversized heated garage 21x36
20 short min to Calgary
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$219,900
MLS# C3510927
Greenmeadows--New full fn basement
4 bedrooms--1 1/2 bathrooms
High end appliances--5 staying
Parking at rear--Underground sprinkler
system
Standard
$274,900
MLS# C3512135
1382 sq ft 6 bedroom--2 full
bathroom home
Massive corner lot--double
24x26 garage
Engineered Sweedish hardwood foors
upgradedf windows--newer shingles
Well above the
ordinary
$329,900
MLS# C3513357
1309 sq ft--4 bedroom--2 1/2 bathrooms
Lifetime warranty on new VINYL
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Front veranda--back deck and 2 patios
open foor plan with vaulted ceilings
jetted tub, all appliances, 3 falt screen TVs
staying
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Cove
$214,900
MLS# C3513500
Private area - close to schools
3 bdm - 1 1/2 bathrooms
loads of cabinets in
spacious kitchen
Covered veranda - Mint condition
Admired and
Desired
cul de sac in
Aspen Creek
MLS# C3513826
WALKOUT bungalow - 4 bdms - 3 full baths
Located by 2 parks - walking paths - mature trees
pond - creek
Granite counter tops - sink and touch taps
Engineered hardwood fooring
Main foor laundry - Full fn basement
Seperate Media room - family room and games room
$369,900
5 Acres
Homestead
$349,900
MLS# C3514342
Fresh country air - Creek - many mature trees
1500 sq ft 4 bdm - 2 full bathrooms
Newer windows - siding - furnace
cabinets - large mud room entry
Garage - shop - barn
Beautiful acreage
Westmount
$159,900

MLS# C3512860
Comfortable renovated affordable townhouse
New paint,cabinets,lino and carpet
siding and shingles are new
Condo fees include all utilities except power
and phone
CARPORT and storage shed come with
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$324,900
Triple Gararge
(26x31)
MLS# C3515526
What a rare FIND!! Beautiful COUNTRY view
from back
4 bedroom - 2 full bathrooms
Open concept - fully fnished basement
Underground sprinkler system - Exposed
aggregate front drive
Cul de sac location with corner back alley for
ease of parking
Maple wood
$299,900
MLS# C3515735
Prefer a more mature area?
Trees , Trees and more trees
4 bedroom, 2 full bathrooms
Fully fnished basement
Heated 22x24 garage
Excellent condition
20 ACRES
West of
Namaka road
$675000

MLS# C3515136
1656 sq ft WALKOUT hillside bungalow
Heated SHOP - 40x64
High energy effcient PELLET boiler
In foor heat main and lower foors
6 bedrooms - OAK HARDWOOD foors throughout
Have horses, some cattle - whatever you wish -
Zoned Agriculture
Aspen Creek
$359,900
MLS# C3515963
Prestigious 1257 sq ft 5 bedroom
3 full bathrooms
2 Gas freplaces -1 on main - 1 down
Walk in closet and full bath with JETTED tub
off Master bdm
Full fn bsmt - family room and games room
Excellent condition - Good size yard
Downtown
Only $174,900

MLS# C3515824
Private Condo area--only 6 units
3 bedroom--1 1/2 bathroom BUNGALOW
HARDWOOD fooring ---vaulted ceilings
Over 2000 sq ft developed
Condo fees only $75. per month
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$333,000
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$479,900
6 bedrooms, 3 bathroom bungalow located
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Newer bi-level with finished basement, lovely
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2+2 large bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, one with
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$309,900
1255 STRATHCONA RD.
319,900
Great Building locations on this 4 acre parcel just
outside of the hamlet of Namaka and close to the full
service amenties of Strathmore. Nice Views. Perimeter
fenced. Services at property line. South of Strathmore
on Hwy 817 for 7km. East on Twp Rd 232 for 11km.
North on Range Rd 241 .8km west side of road.
Spotless LIKE NEW bi-level with fully finished WALK OUT
BASEMENT. Close to schools & recreational facilities.
22x22 insulated detached garage with back alley
access. 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, den, open layout
throughout, new stainless kitchen appliances, new paint
throughout, new treated 10x12 deck, fenced yard with
dog run, the list goes on...A must see!
NAMAKA AREA, RANGE RD 241
$159,900
361 STRATHFORD BOULEVARD
$299,900
Handy???Mobile home on owned lot in Strathmore
close to schools & recreational facilities. The exterior
has been redone. There is a single attached garage.
Needs TLC on the inside. There are 2 bedrooms, 1 full
bath. The fenced yard is full of perennials.
815 BAYVIEW RD
$154,900
Attention yard enthusiasts! Immaculate Newer
1/2 duplex on a large beautifully landscaped
pie shaped lot that faces east. 3 bedrooms,
4 bathrooms, plus upper bonus room. The
basement is almost finished. Open concept main
floor with eating bar in the kitchen and is open
to the dining area and living room with corner
fireplace. Lots of space!!!!
114 ASPEN MEWS
269,900
Large mature WALKOUT bungalow on 4.9 acres near
Langdon,AB with 4+3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms,MOTHER
IN LAW SUITE, DINING room, 2 FAMILY rooms, LIVING
room, 2 fireplaces, HOBBY room, COLD STORAGE
room,dog run, attached OVERSIZED garage, detached
OVERSIZED garage/shop, 2 attached sheds, ENORMAS deck
for entertaining, New furnaces & hot water tank. ready for
you to make your own.
BOUNDARY RD.
$529,900
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namaka range rd 241
4 acres - $159,900
25 acres bordering canal
$329,900
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264 RANCH CL
$333,000
Great Investment. Well maintained mobile home on
your own lot, NO LOT RENT. 3 bedrooms,
1.5 bathrooms, wood stove, open layout, nice
appliances, hot tub included, big deck, gorgeous yard
with loads of perennials, big storage shed, greenhouse,
fire pit and more...come and have a look!
$149,900
Nearly 1/3 acre lot beautifully landscaped with
total privacy in a quiet cul-de-sac. 3600 square
foot bungalow completely finished up and down
with 3+2 bedrooms, a den, 2 full bathrooms plus a
fabulous ensuite bathroom. Big attached garage,
R.V Parking, the list goes on...
5 MADISON COURT
$479,900
6 bedrooms, 3 bathroom bungalow located
beside a park. Finished basement. Well
maintained with recent updates.
Newer bi-level with finished basement, lovely
decor, Central Air Conditioning, west facing back
yard with big deck and gazebo. No rear neighbors.
2+2 large bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, one with
skylight. Island & Pantry in the oak kitchen. Quiet
street close to schools & recreational facilities.
$309,900
1255 STRATHCONA RD.
319,900
Great Building locations on this 4 acre parcel just
outside of the hamlet of Namaka and close to the full
service amenties of Strathmore. Nice Views. Perimeter
fenced. Services at property line. South of Strathmore
on Hwy 817 for 7km. East on Twp Rd 232 for 11km.
North on Range Rd 241 .8km west side of road.
Spotless LIKE NEW bi-level with fully finished WALK OUT
22x22 insulated detached garage with back alley
access. 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, den, open layout
throughout, new stainless kitchen appliances, new paint
throughout, new treated 10x12 deck, fenced yard with
dog run, the list goes on...A must see!
NAMAKA AREA, RANGE RD 241
$159,900
361 STRATHFORD BOULEVARD
$299,900
Handy???Mobile home on owned lot in Strathmore
close to schools & recreational facilities. The exterior
has been redone. There is a single attached garage.
Needs TLC on the inside. There are 2 bedrooms, 1 full
bath. The fenced yard is full of perennials.
815 BAYVIEW RD
$154,900
Attention yard enthusiasts! Immaculate Newer
1/2 duplex on a large beautifully landscaped
pie shaped lot that faces east. 3 bedrooms,
4 bathrooms, plus upper bonus room. The
basement is almost finished. Open concept main
floor with eating bar in the kitchen and is open
to the dining area and living room with corner
fireplace. Lots of space!!!!
114 ASPEN MEWS
269,900
Large mature WALKOUT bungalow on 4.9 acres near
Langdon,AB with 4+3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms,MOTHER
IN LAW SUITE, DINING room, 2 FAMILY rooms, LIVING
room, 2 fireplaces, HOBBY room, COLD STORAGE
room,dog run, attached OVERSIZED garage, detached
OVERSIZED garage/shop, 2 attached sheds, ENORMAS deck
for entertaining, New furnaces & hot water tank. ready for
you to make your own.
BOUNDARY RD.
$529,900
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main
street,
gleichen
$39,900
This property features business space with living
quarters at the rear. The living quarters consists of a
large Kitchen/eating area open to living room, a big
bedroom, spacious bathroom. Quick possession.
303-319
2nd avenue,
strathmore
$69,900
Bachelor suite is perfect for 1 person or a couple.
Newly renovated and open concept with about 400 sq.ft. incl.
bedroom area, kitchen w/sml. Eating area, full bathroom, walk in
storage closted and reg. closted. Located on the ground foor
with patio in a secured bldg. downtown Strathmore.
Good cash fow for investors. Condo fee $156.00/month incl.
everything except power. Immediate possession.
62
muirfield blvd.,
lyalta
$529,900
Country living with City amenities. Lakes of Muirfeld just a short drive
east of Calgary, features a 18-hole semi-private golf retreat.
This 2 story walkout features a functional main foor plan w/formal
dining room and a study. Kitchen is open to the family room w/lge.
Island with raised eating area, spacious eating nook and stainless
steel appliances. Upper level has 3 lge. Bedrooms with the master
featuring a 5-pce en-suite. Loft area perfect for a workstation.
Lower level is an unfnished walkout.
427 cole
crescent,
carseland
$249,900
2063 sq.ft. story and a half on lge. Lot backing a play-
ground. 3 lge. Bedrooms & bonus room upstairs along
with main bathroom off master bedroom. Open concept
living room with wood stove and eat in kitchen with eating
bar. Att. Garage 22 x 28. Yard is complete with decks.
Only 15 min. to Strathmore and 30 mins. To south Calgary.
5 madison
court
$479,900
This is one of those properties in Strathmore that has it all...
Nearly 1/3 acre lot beautifully landscaped with total privacy in a
quiet cul-de-sac. 3600 square foot bungalow completely fnished
up and down with 3+2 bedrooms, a den, 2 full bathrooms plus
a fabulous ensuite bathroom, 2 beautiful freplaces, open living
layout, central air conditioning, underground sprinklers, Big at-
tached garage, R.V Parking, the list goes on... C3509424
1255
strathcona
road
$314,900
Newer bi-level with fnished basement, lovely decor,
Central Air Conditioning, west facing back yard with
big deck and gazebo. No rear neighbors. 2+2 large
bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, one with skylight. Island &
Pantry in the oak kitchen. Quiet street close to schools
& recreational facilities. C3510736
237 ranch
close,
strathmore
$337,900
This home is absolutely beautiful. 9 ceilings w/vaulted sections
and open foor concept. Att. Double garage 24x22 with 8 overhead
door. Main fr. Laundry. Kitchen has loads of maple cabinets, lge.
Island, corner pantry and is open to Living room. 3 bdrms, 2 bath.
Master has a good size ensuite & lge. Walk-in closet. 2nd. Bedroom
can be used as a den. The home is complete with maple hardwood
foors, tile and upscale carpet.
815 bayview
road
$154,900
Handy???Mobile home on owned lot in Strathmore close to
schools & recreational facilities. The exterior has been redone.
There is a single attached garage. Needs TLC on the inside.
There are 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath. The fenced yard is full of
perennials.The furnace has been off since October, but they are
getting it up and running and any damage to pipes will be fxed.
C3510555
boundary
road
$529,900
Large mature WALKOUT bungalow on 4.9 acres near Langdon,AB.
Needs some TLC. 4+3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms,MOTHER IN LAW
SUITE, Dining room, 2 FAMILY rooms, Living room, 2 freplaces, HOBBY
room, COLD STORAGE room,dog run, attached OVERSIZED garage,
detached OVERSIZED garage/shop, 2 attached sheds, ENORMAS deck
for entertaining, New furnaces & hot water tank, some windows, rear
siding, and deck. C3508558
361
strathford
blvd.
$289,900
Spotless LIKE NEW bi-level with fully fnished WALK OUT
22x22 insulated detached garage with back alley access.
4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, den, open layout throughout,
new stainless kitchen appliances, new paint throughout,
new treated 10x12 deck, fenced yard with dog run, the list
goes on...A must see! C3510178
280 ranch
close
$334,900
9 foot celings with vaulted sections and open foor plan.Attached double
24x22 garage with 8 overhead door.Main foor laundry.The kitchen has loads
of maple cabinets, a large island, corner pantry, and is open to the living
room that is complete with natural gas freplace. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms.
The master has a good size ensuite bathroom, & large walk in closet. The
2nd bedroom could be also used as a den/offce, and the 3rd bedroom has a
cheater door to the laundry area C3514904
358
strathford
cr.
$299,900
6 BEDROOMS!!!! SPACIOUS FULLY DEVELOPED BUNGALOW NEXT
TO PARK AND CLOSE TO SCHOOLS. WELL MAINTAINED OPEN
LAYOUT BUNGALOW WITH RECENT UPDATES OF NEW SHINGLES,
NEW CARPETING, PAINT. 3 FULL BATHROOMS. ALL BEDROOMS
ARE NICE SIZE. HOBBY ROOM 7 LARGE FAMILY ROOM IN BASE-
MENT PLUS LOTS OF STORAGE SPACE. PERFECT HOME FOR THE
LARGE FAMILY!!!! MOVE IN RIGHT AWAY!!!
C3505687
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briarwood
road
$149,900
Great Investment. Well maintained mobile home on your own
lot, NO LOT RENT. All new sub foor & fooring will be installed
soon in Kitchen, hallway, and bathroom. New Hot water tank.
3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, wood stove, open layout, nice
appliances, hot tub included, big deck, gorgeous yard with loads
of perennials, big storage shed, greenhouse, fre pit and more...
come and have a look! C3508430
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grove cr.
$389,900
A MUST SEE!!!Over 3600 square feet of living
space!!!Central Air Conditioning. Unique open plan,
youll love the Massive Kitchen!!!! 3 bedrooms, 2 full
baths, 2 family rooms, living room, small bonus room.
25x26 attached garage with loft storage area.
The list goes on. C3515826
212 second
avenue w
$94,900
Cozy bungalow in the village of Hussar only 30 minutes
to Strathmore or Drumheller. 2 bedrooms up and 2 in the
fnished basement. Open concept main foor.
2 full bathrooms. Lots of renovations have occured recently.
50x125 lot makes tons of room to build a big garage
and still have a great fenced yard.
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3 BEDROOMS - OPEN DESIGN
LARGE WELL LANDSCAPED YARD
$149,900
HARDWOODS - OPEN DESIGN
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$259,900
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Mossleigh acreage
6.4 acres heavily treed, lots of soft water,
Quonset, Barn, 1224sq. ft. bungalow,
new kitchen, double garage, shows great,
$399,900.
Bungalow with 5 bedrooms, deck, carpet
o/s dble garage, 40x84 insulated shop,
quonset, four metal grain bins on 9.5 acres,
near Standard.
$325,000
hillcrest Manor
FORMER SHOWHOME, PRICED BELOW REPLACEMENT
COST, ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES, FULLY
DEVELOPED BACKING ONTO THE GOLF COURSE
Excellent building spot along
pavement on 4.9 acres close
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$190,000
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Old historical building in Rockyford with
3 bedroom apartment on 2nd floor.
$129,000
1254 sqft home with 3 bedrooms, open living area.
Sitting on 2.99 acres of private living. Older home needs
some work or build your dream home. Great views.
$250,000
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New roof, siding, windows and
main bath. Huge well landscaped
corner lot with single garage.
Immediate possession. $91,900.
10 ACRES - CROSS FENCED
QUONSET - OUTBUILDINGS
3 BEDROOM HOME
$288,000
4.4 acres calgary
Over 1900 sq ft. bungalow fully developed with 5 bed, 3 full
baths, 2 family rooms and 1/2 mile to City Limits! $599,900.
Great potential to build on this 5.9
acres along canal near Strathmore.
$210,000
Great family home with four bedrooms
total,three bathrooms and an office/den.
Large livingroom and familyroom plus a
fenced yard with oversized double garage.
$295,000
with good farm buildings,
1300 sq ft bungalow, pond, big trees,
irrigation rights, Cluny area, $419,000.
80 acres
Close to highway #1. Power and
gas at property line. $84,900 +gst.
4.05 acres near cluny adult living
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - ADULT LIVING
2 BEDROOM, GARAGE. BEST PRICED UNIT $189,900
On 2nd Ave.
Commercial main floor,
residential above. Over
2600 sq ft, parking, a
building with character.
Price $224,900.
2500 sq ft commer-
ical bldy, 1 storey, 2
bays, 1 bay leased,
lease on 2nd bay
pending. Great
investment on
downtown reduced
3rd Ave 75x120 lot zoned
commercial on main. Residential
above, vacant ready for constuction.
Price $229,900.
20 MInuteS to StrAtHMore
3 acres w/2809 sq.ft. home. Remodelled,
Fireplace, 3pc. Ensuite with skylites.
4pce.bath on main home with cozy
comfort-mature trees. Dbl garage with
1 oversized door. A pleasure to show.
Price $349,900 MLS C3505015
downtown 3rd Ave
Vacant, 25x120 lot,
zoned commercial. $89,900
downtown StrAtHMore
Attached three level split with large fenced
yard,two bathrooms and bedrooms,fireplace,open
kitchen with breakfast nook on quiet cul de sac.
$209,000
with 1/2 mile highway frontage
4 miles west of Strathmore
54.49 acres
2nd Ave StrAtHMore
50x120 lot, ample parking. Glass front,
main floor exposure. Price $329,000.
aspen creek
THIS FULLY DEVELOPED 4
BED 3.5 BATH 2 STOREY
BACKS ONTO THE CANAL IN
ASPEN LOADED WITH EXTRAS
$399,900
1337 sqft bungalow totally renovated. 3 bed-
rooms, open living area. Single car garage with
paved drive, large deck and manicured lawn.
$139,000 hussar
1 acre with 5500sqft shop.
Great exposure to main highways.
$850,000
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Recent renos; windows, doors, roof, siding,
flooring, bathroom and more.
Amazing landscaping and deck. $89,900
arrowwood deal
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3 Bedroom Townhouse,
2.5 baths, single garage,
fully developed!
NO CONDO FEES $239,900
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NEAT AND TIDY ACREAGE WITH OLDER MOBILE AND SEVERAL
OUTBUILDINGS ALL SERVICES AND TREES!!! $199,900
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doors, 3 acres
manicured
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$569,000!
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3 BATHS
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HillView
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12 year old
bungalow, fully open
plan, 4 bdrms,
3 baths, views too.
wHaT a find
$239,900
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OVER 1670 SQ FT.
ON MAIN
MAIN FLOOR FAMILY ROOM
3 BDRM,
RV PARKING IN REAR
OVERSIZE SINGLE GARAGE
reallY, reallY nice!
JuST liSTed $265,900
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2 full baths, family
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$154,900
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C3478854
ToTallY
renoVaTed!!
1548 sq, ft,
Fully Dev. Lower
Downtown location
Huge treed Lot
reduced! $330,000
call lorna
C3500336
TWO BAYS 2400 SQ FT.
WILL SELL TOGETHER
OR SEPARATE $575,000
greaT locaTion
downTown
on THird
aVenue
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3 bdrms, 3 Baths,
Bsmt Dev.
Walk out Bsmt,
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new gorgeouS
Villa
$359,900!
Industrial
rezoned west
of Strathmore
11.9 acreS
$288,000
call lorna
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$85,000
Gorgeous Modular
Heated 28x24
Garage
Hot tub
Lease is $300
per mo.
call lorna
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parcel of land, 25 min-
utes east of Calgary.
$599,000.
46.56
acreS
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OH SO BRIGHT
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NICELY KEPT HOME
GREAT GATED
COMMUNITY!
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1500 SQ. FT.
FULL WALK OUT.
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Wrap and Deck
Double Garage
oVerlooking
lake
$219,900
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Supply, Install & Repair
Water Conditioning
Equipment
403-934-4271
Strathmore
Serving the rural Community
for 58 yearS
water well drilling
DEAL WITH EXPERIENCE
Specializing in Purchases, new
home construction draw mortgages
Home Equity Lines
Raw Land
Mortgage Refnance
Vonnie Bosch
Mobile Mortgage Specialist
Ph: 403 701 8407
vbosch@atb.com
mortgages
403.901.5472 . djsmedia@shaw.ca
dennis j seibel
photo / video
Handy Kinda Guy
Painting Plumbing
Small Renovations
Decks & Fences
Bathrooms
Flooring
General Maintenance
Basement Renovations
Call BoB 403-861-7822
general contractors
Iop row ltd.
Specializing in Insurance Claims
Your Complete Exterior Finishing Company
Experts in Vinyl Siding, Sofft and Fascia
Continuous Eavestroughing Windows & Reroofs
Aluminum and Smart Board Batons
Cell: 403-968-9211 Work: 403-934-4334
Fax: 403-934-4422 Email: toprowtom@telus.net
For a FREE QuotE Call tom
general contractors
Professional Directory
Furnace Replacement Repairs & Maintenance
Air Conditioning Certified HVAC Technicians
Plumbing Duct Cleaning
Our Team aT YOur Service!
403.934.4957
furnace & duct
Custom Carpentry
& Renovations
Carmon Wiebe
Ph. 403.901.0884 c. 403.710.2165
carpentry
Gates
Mechanical
Heavy Duty Diesel MecHanic
Farm Machinery Repair
all Makes & Models
From General Maintenance
to Major Overhauls including A/C
Complete Shop Facilities
Murray 403-934-2675
cell 403-540-8264
Serving the Farming Community Since 1988
heavy duty mechanic
BarBara Feil, REALTOR
Dedication that will Move You

MaxWell Capital realty
An independent member broker
114, 3604 - 52 Ave N.W.
Calgary, AB. Canada T2L 1V9
cell: 403-999-1326
bus: 403-282-7770
fax: 403-282-6299
email: bfeil@shaw.ca
real estate
Oasis irrigatiOn
sales & service Ltd
Agricultural Irrigation Sales & Maintenance
403-862-7790 403-361-9895 fax
oasis.irrigation.ltd.@gmail.com
irrigation
Stimson
Fencing
CommerCial & residential
Sales, Maintenance & Set Up
Chain Link & Wire
Dale Stimson
403-862-7790 Fax 403-361-9895 stimson.fencing@gmail.com
fencing
4x4, V6, Automatic, Power
Leather Heated Seats,
Power Windows/Locks,
Bluetooth, A/C, Cruise
#13451
2011 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO
OWN IT
$
245
BI-WEEKLY
OAC**
SALE PRICED
$
35,988
ZERO DOWN!
OR
2011 CHRYSLER 300 C
4x4!
V8, Hemi, 5.7L, Automatic,
A/C, Bluetooth, Heated
Leather Power Seats,
keyless, Panoramic
Sunroof, Navigation, Xenon
Headlights,
#13413
OWN IT
$
211
BI-WEEKLY
OAC**
SALE PRICED
$
30,984
ZERO DOWN!
OR
2009 DODGE CALIBER SXT
A/C, Alloys, Cruise,
Panoramic Sunroof, Power
Doors/Locks, Satellite Radio
#1220439A
OWN IT
$
85
BI-WEEKLY
OAC**
SALE PRICED
$
10,988
ZERO DOWN!
OR
$0 DOWN
2011 DODGE CALIBER UPTOWN
A/C, Bluetooth, CD, Cruise,
Heated Leather Seats, Power
Door/Locks
#13438
OWN IT
$
109
BI-WEEKLY
OAC**
SALE PRICED
$
15,987
ZERO DOWN!
OR
FWD!
2011 HONDA CRV
4x4, Automatic, A/C, Cruise,
Panoramic Sunroof, Power
Doors/Lock, Keyless Entry
#1220248A
OWN IT
$
203
BI-WEEKLY
OAC**
SALE PRICED
$
29,769
ZERO DOWN!
OR
ONLY 6,968 KMS
2011 CHRYSLER 200 LTD
FWD, V6, Automatic, A/C, CD, Cruise,
Heated Power Seats, Panoramic Sunroof,
Power Doors/Locks, Satellite Radio
#13444
OWN IT
$
140
BI-WEEKLY
OAC**
SALE PRICED
$
20,491
ZERO DOWN!
OR
$0 DOWN
2011 CHRYSLER 200 CONVERTABLE
2 Door Convertible, V6, Automatic,
A/C, Bluetooth, Heated Power Seats,
Power Doors/Locks, Satellite Radio,
#13421
OWN IT
$
169
BI-WEEKLY
OAC**
SALE PRICED!
$
24,858
ZERO DOWN!
OR
$0 DOWNTT
NOW ONLY
$29,488!
OR
$212
LEASE
$0 DOWN
$184
BW
Financing
#1219397 WAS $33,470
2
0
1
2
DODGE
JOURNEY SXT
FULLY LOADED, 7 PASSENGER
DoDGE
GrAND CArAVAN SXT
LoADED, INCLuDING FrEE DVD!
WAS $36,545
NOW ONLY
$26,988!
OR
$159
LEASE
$0 DOWN
$158
BW
Financing
#1220307
2
0
1
2
WAS $28,370
2012 RAm 1500
ST REg CAB
NOW ONLY
$18,988!
OR
$128
LEASE
$0 DOWN
$111
BW
Financing
WAS $66,655
2012 RAm 3500
SLT CREW CAB
NOW ONLY
$52,988!
OR
$352
LEASE
$0 DOWN
$321
BW
Financing
#1219924 WAS $39,495
2012 DODgE DURANgO
AWD HEAT
NOW ONLY
$37,488!
OR
$229
LEASE
$0 DOWN
$219
BW
Financing
#129637
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139 EAST LAKE CRESCENT
AIRDRIE
6 miNuTES NoRTh
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Payments based on $0 down with a 4.99% interest rate and a 96 month term. Lease based
on 20,000Kms/Year 60 month closed end lease. Prices and payments do not include GST,
all rebates to dealer. Ask a sales professional for details. Vehicle images are for illustration
purposes only, actual vehicles may not be exactly as shown.AmViC LiCENSED

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Brand Beekman CMA

michael mcCutcheon - Staff Accountant

OR STEP UP TO THE 2012 F-150 XLT SUPER CREW 4X4 5.0L

10.5L/100km 27MPG HWY

Western edition package includes:

Available in most new

Denali model Shown

[when properly equIpped]

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