June 27, 2014 Strathmore Times

JUNE 27, 2014
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On June 10 the Alberta SPCA took 65 animals from

a foster home in Gleichen operating through the
Oops-a-Dazy Rescue and Sanctuary Society. The society had until June 20 to reach an agreement with
the SPCA to reclaim the animals.
As of June 20 that agreement had been made, and
the animals were returned with the society paying
the costs of the custody of the animals, which was
mostly the boarding costs, and there were some vet
fees.
My understanding is that by the end of yesterday
( June 23) I think they had the 42 dogs back. They
told us they are not going back to the same property we took them from and so our officers will be
a receiving a list of locations that they are going to,
said Roland Lines, communications manager for the
Alberta SPCA.
The officers will follow up with a check of the new
properties, but will not be keeping track of the animals past the initial check.
Three of the dogs were returned to their owner,
who had brought them to the society after being displaced by the flood last year. The cats, however, did
not have the same fate.
The 20 cats were all euthanized for medical reasons, said Lines.
The cats were all members of our sanctuary program, which allows safe, loving homes for animals
with chronic medical conditions. They were well
cared for and given the opportunity to live great
lives under the supervision of our veterinarians, said
Christine Campbell, chairperson with the Oops-a-Dazy board of directors in an e-mail response.
Unfortunately, the ABSPCA does not share our nokill philosophy and they chose to euthanize all of
the cats. We are heartbroken because the cats were
happy and ABSPCA informed me that they felt they
had safe, clean conditions. We dont feel that it is
right to euthanize due to manageable disabilities unless the animal is in pain.
The society is now looking for a few more foster
homes to help with respite care and be back-ups in
case homes dont work out. Campbell said the society is especially looking for a farm or acreage-based
foster home that can accommodate Willow, a malamute who does much better with a country lifestyle.
She has a temporary foster home, but we hope
she will find her a forever home soon. In the meantime, we continue to search for a foster home who
can take her for longer term, said Campbell.
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Strathmore RCMP are currently
investigating the theft of a motor
vehicle which occurred during the
night of June 19th or early morning
hours of June 20th. Suspect(s) entered
the yard of a business in the Orchard
Park industrial area of Strathmore and
stole a White 2012 Ford F350 pick-up
truck with Mountain Coil Tubing
printed on the back window.
MANNY EVERETT
Times Contributor

All of the students and
staff from Gleichens Central Bow Valley school, Hussar, Rockyford and Standard
schools came together for
an afternoon of fun and
celebrating at the corner of
Highways 840 and 561.
At exactly 1 p.m. Superintendent of Golden Hills
School Division Bevan Daverne announced that they
would unveil the sign and
turn the sod for the new
centralized East Wheatland
school.
After some addresses from
officials from the county and
the school board, one student from each of the four
schools involved in this historical event were given a
shovel to help with the first
turning of the sod. EricaLynn Skibsted represented
Standard school, Thea Koester represented Rockyford
school, Tristin Black represented Cental Bow Valley
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exciting to see that they will
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Current teacher at Standard School Steve Wiewel
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When I moved to Alberta 32 years ago, I started in
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the rest of the afternoon was
spent playing various games
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The students marked out
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excited about the expanded
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school).
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are finally making us a new
school with new equipment
and lots of teachers, said
Mackenzie Jensen (age 11
from Rockyford]).
This is a fun day history in the making and Im
kind of a little excited, said
Thea Koester (age 11 from
Rockyford).
This is really cool and Im
surprised by the number of
kids I already know from
Standard. Im looking forward to new friends, said
Morgan Peake (age 11 from
Hussar).
Im excited to have more
kids in my class and meet
new friends, said Lucia
Dahm (age 10 from Rockyford school).
At the end of the day the
students returned to their
respective schools in East
Wheatland, dreaming of all
that is to come with their
new school with a tentative
opening in 2016.
Investigation still ongoing

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The investigation is still ongoing by the SPCA into the initial conditions found at the property from which the animals
were taken. For now, though, Oops-a-Dazy members are
over the moon excited about being reunited with the dogs,
and Campbell said they will remember the very special cats.
Oops-a-Dazy is also looking for approximately 20 foster
homes for another group of cats that come from a feral colony at a food bank in Southern Alberta. The cats have tested
positive for a parasite and will need treatment for two weeks
and monitoring for four weeks. Campbell said anyone who
would like to be a part of saving their lives can contact her
directly at 403-612-3011 or at Christine@oopsadazy.com.
The cats are expected to make a full recovery with treatment but need to be kept separated from other cats until
they test negative for the parasite. Studies show that the
parasite does not pose a risk to dogs or people with normal
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One year later

JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

Many people on the Siksika nation
felt the ill effects of the dreadful floods
that hit Southern Alberta one year ago
when the rivers raged on June 20. Community Resource Worker Randy D. Alexander can attest to the disaster that
hit his family dearly as their home on
the reserve was full of water and on the
verge of being washed away. However,
Alexander did not leave when asked to
but instead stayed back and wanted to
slowly rebuild the home and clean what
the flood had left around the property.
He reflected on the difficult times
that his family had to endure and how
the recovery has been a year later.
My first thought was where are we
going to go, what are we going to do,
my baby my wife, said Alexander.
Therefore, with his thoughts he had
to keep his emotions in check, as he
did not want his family to think that
he did not have the strength to support
them.
I had to keep my sanity because I
was the father, provider, and could not
Nightly:
8pm
let my wife and children know that I

was worried and be strong for them.
Alexander noted that it was no easy
feat to keep the homes safe. Out of
a community of 25, only nine moved
home after the floods.
Thats the sad part but the positive is
that we all keep each other informed,
said Alexander.
When the flood hit the reserve, Alexander was blessed to know that there
were people out there looking out for
one another.
We did a lot of praying and were
spiritually safe and strong and managed
to stay in our home, said Alexander.
A year later, the recovery process has
been a prolonged one; however, with
everyone working together it would
seem as though the Siksika Nation is
recovering better than expected.
The positive part is we learn to prepare for the next one and learn to save
for a rainy day when a flood happens,
said Alexander.
The flood really opened up his senses to realize this is what Mother Nature
has the power to do. When asked about
any precautionary measures that have
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been taken this year, our leadership

has not done anything so far, we have
no sandbags; in the long run nothing
was ever really done and we do not
leave anything in the basement now,
said Alexander.
Alexander, the rest of Siksika nation
and many southern Albertans will be
watching water levels and keeping an
eye on the sky to stay aware and hopefully next time around prevent a disaster like the one a year ago.
Prairie Mountain Health Authority

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SHARON MCLEAY
Times Contributor

It is often said that someone sitting on the outside looking
in has a unique perspective of what is actually happening. A
little publicized health care voice, advocating for this areas
health issues, hopes to bring that skill home to communities
and Alberta Health Services (AHS).
A member from the Prairie Mountain Health Authority
came to make their presence known in Wheatland County
council on June 10.
I am very excited to be here at council, to get the word
out about the Prairie Mountain Health Authority, said Chairman Larry Albrecht. You are one of the first councils who
have asked us to come out and present.
Albrecht said Prairie Mountain Health Authority - Zone 2,
is one of 12 authorities in the province. Their area of response covers west from Banff, to Gleichen east, Didsbury
north, to Claresholm south. Each zones role is to go out into
the public, rotate open meetings throughout their area, to
engage with the public on health issues and generate ideas
of what can be done to improve quality and accountability
in the health care system. The group then reports back to
Alberta Health Services (AHS) with the public concerns.
Albrecht said they have developed good communication
channels that promote activity by the province. They are not
paid by AHS and remain independent from AHS to eliminate
bias, or concerns about control. Prairie Mountain Health Authority is not a decision-making body, nor do they advocate
for individual problems or lobby groups, but Albrecht said
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AHS in decision making processes.
We are that public voice that delivers information to Alberta Health Services at senior levels, said Albrecht. We
dont want to be perceived as a government body, but we
are happy to say we have the ministers ear, said Albrecht.
Albrecht said AHS is massive and constantly under flux,
which often makes it difficult for the public to address their
issues and see results. By participating in the open discussion sessions and surveys, Albertans have a chance to make
their concerns known.
Some of the issues discussed in 2013 were communication
processes, scopes of practice, patient care safety, primary
care networks and the confusion over the development of
family care clinics, worker compensation forms, cancer treatments, staff and physician feedback processes, workforce
strategies, laboratory services, transportation services, and
seniors health.
There are also special speakers on health care issues, and
in the 2013 report the group indicated a desire to expand
their contact to include non-English speaking communities.
Albrecht said they are also looking for more rural members
to serve with the authority, as they try to make the panels
as diverse as possible so they may respond to diverse needs.
Our conversations are diverse and urban and rural populations are represented, said Albrecht.
For more information on their organization and the schedule for open meetings, check out www.albertahealthservices.ca/1818.asp or e-mail (prairiemountain@albertahealthservices.ca).
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No person shall allow a recreational vehicle in a front yard for longer than 72
hours in any 168 hour period.
NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT PERMITS

The following application(s) for development have been conditionally
approved by the Town of Strathmore subject to the right of appeal to the
Subdivision and Development Appeal Board:
Application:
Address:
Legal Description:
Development:
14D-034
130 A & B Canal Garden
Units 1 & 2 Plan 0914789
Dog Day Care, Grooming and Training
with incidental retail sales and Fascia Sign
(Bylaw 98-07, Section (c)(i)).

Every owner or occupier of a premise shall ensure that any graffiti applied on
the premise is removed, painted over, or otherwise permanently blocked from
public view within 7 days of receiving written notice from a peace officer
(Bylaw 13-05, Part 1 Section 3).
The next regular

Council Meeting
will be
July 2 & 18, 2014
Sitting or stagnant water located on premises is to be monitored and controlled

so as to prevent the harboring and propagation of mosquitos, flies, and similar
pests.
(Bylaw 13-05, Section (9)(a)).

For more information please contact
the Town of Strathmore at 403-934-3133.
The above file can be viewed at the Town Office during regular business
hours. The permit will be issued following the lapse of the appeal period.
Any person wishing to appeal this decision must submit their appeal no
later than 4:30 pm on July 11, 2014. Appeals must be in writing, accompanied by the $100.00 fee and submitted to the Secretary, Subdivision
and Development Appeal Board, Town of Strathmore, 680 Westchester
Road, Strathmore, AB T1P 1J1.
Date of Publication: June 27, 2014
Utility Invoices
The Utility Invoices for billing period May 16 June 15, 2014 have
been mailed out for the following areas:
Wildflower Heights/Strathmore Lakes
Westmount Downtown Thorncliff
Parkwood Green Meadow/Grande Point
Aspen Creek The Ranch
These invoices are due July 10, 2014. Please contact the Town Office
if you do not receive your invoice at (403) 934-3133.
COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS JUNE 18, 2014
TOWN OF
STRATHMORE
Council are supporting in principle the work of the Museum

Committee and continue to offer support in kind to the committee.
Council gave first reading to Bylaw #14-10 Strathmore Land
Use Bylaw.
Council referred Bylaw #14-10 Strathmore Land Use Bylaw to a
Public Hearing scheduled for September 17, 2014.
Council accepted the letter from the Lifesaving Society regarding the
Class 20B Jordan Neave Swim to Survive Award for information.
Council approved the purchase of a new flag pole for the Town Office
Building for a cost of $3,339.00.
Council approved development permit application 14D-034
as a Discretionary Use, subject to the conditions identified in the
Development Permit.
Council approved the development of a basic Concept Plan for West
Strathmore and that the project be tendered and brought back to
Council within one months time.
Council instructed Administration to embark upon a fact-finding
mission designed to provide Council and the Citizens of Strathmore
with a detailed accounting of all major events pertaining to the plans
and promises of proposed improvements to the Strathmore Hospital
and that a report of the findings be prepared for Council.
To view the full minutes from the June 4, 2014 Council meeting please
go to www.strathmore.ca
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Anyone interested in setting up a food booth at Canada 2014 must register
with the Town. To ensure organization in the park please register
your booth TODAY! Contact Tracy Simpson at the Town Office to get
involved today! 403-934-3133 or tsimpson@strathmore.ca
Seniors Advisory Committee
The Town of Strathmore has recently developed a

Seniors Advisory Committee.
The Mandate of the Committee is:
To enhance access to Town Services for seniors, the elderly,
and their families.
To identify and suggest solutions to gaps and barriers that impede
the full participation of seniors and the elderly in all aspects of life
within the Town of Strathmore.
The Town of Strathmore is now seeking Eight (8)

members of the public to sit on this committee.
Members will be appointed by Town Council for a 2 year term.
SUMMER WATERING SCHEDULE
If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity

please contact the Town of Strathmore at (403) 934-3133.
The Summer Watering Schedule is now in effect as of May 3, 2014. Here

is the schedule for watering times below:
EVEN NUMBERED HOMES - Tuesday, Thursday

and Saturday 5 AM to 10 AM and 5 PM to 10 PM
ODD NUMBERED HOMES - Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday 5 AM to 10 AM and 5PM to 10 PM
Residents are reminded that while these hours will be available for outdoor watering, hand watering of flowerbeds and vegetable gardens is
permitted at any time, using watering can or a hose with a nozzle and a
trigger shut off to restrict water flow. Sprinklers and like water toys may
be used for recreational purposes by children as long as the children are
present during use. Residents still encouraged to help contribute to the
Town of Strathmores water conservation efforts.
New Sod/Seed Exemptions
A temporary exemption to outdoor watering for the watering of the new
sod/seed installation and for forty eight (48) hours after the application
of commercial fertilizers as per Schedule B, is available through the
Town of Strathmore.
SUMMER CAMP
Spaces are filling up fast, however there are still spots available
for all of our Summer Camps in STRATHMORE, CARSELAND and
ROCKYFORD! Call the club @ 403-934-4918 for more information or
to register!
YOUTH EXCURSIONS
Banff National Park- Tuesday July 8

For Youth in Grades 7-12 Cost- $20
We will be going on a hike, shopping in down town Banff,
then finishing off our day by going to the hot springs!
Please register by Friday July 4
For more information on these events or any other programs we
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Canada Day at Kinsmen Park

SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

The time is almost here once again
to celebrate our heritage and our countrys birthday. Each year festivities are
planned for Canada Day at Kinsmen
Park, and this year is no different.
The fun begins with the annual pancake breakfast by the Strathmore Fire
Department from 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Following breakfast at 11 a.m. is the
flag raising ceremony and the singing of
Oh Canada. Throughout the day there
will be bouncy castles set up for the
kids to play in, face painting, airbrush
tattoos, caricatures, balloon twisters, a
magician, birthday cake at noon, a petting zoo and a photo booth.
The Strathmore Theatre Players will
also be putting on performances at the
park.
They are calling them spontaneous
plays in the park, so they are not scheduled times, they are just when theres
people around, said Tracy Simpson,
community services coordinator for the
town.
Graydon Pease will be the MC for the
day, and five local bands will be on the
stage keeping the crowds entertained.
The bands and musicians are Syka-
more at 3 p.m., Undead Drifters at 4

p.m., Dallas Larsen at 5 p.m., Pulse, who
are returning for their 22 year at 6 p.m.
and Inkahoots will be on stage at 9 p.m.
Throughout the day, at times that will
be announced on July 1, Pranava Yoga
studio will be offering free classes in the
park. There will be community booths
and vendors set up also, and who could
forget the infamous dunk tank, from
11 a.m. to 3 p.m., where you will get a
chance to try and dunk Staff Sgt. Kevin
Reilly, Mayor Michael Ell, Councillor Pat
Fule, Strathmore Times publisher Mario
Prusina and many others.
Theres also a watermelon eating contest at 1 p.m., which is always a great
way to cool off on a hot day. Lastly the
night will end with fireworks at 11 p.m.
The event is completely free except
for food and beverages, any activity is
free to the public with only one exception which is the dunk tank which is by
donation to the Growing Families Society, said Simpson.
It is a great, inexpensive way to
spend the day with your kids. We have
heard from people who come out from
Calgary who say our festival (is) just
as good or better than the ones you
find there and you get to avoid the big
crowds of the city.
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culture and different nationalities, said

Alexander. To be an Aboriginal is an
honor to many in this nation but what
the title entails can be harsh for many
that live on the reserve.
I proud to say that I am an Aboriginal, First Nation but it is also a hard life
when things do not go your way, said
Alexander.
In his view the youth being involved
is a real positive for many, as it is motivating and makes everyone around
them feel more confident.
It gives them a chance to see what
really happen and to know where we
are rebuilding and to not take things for
granted, said Alexander.
The students were able to play a role
in aiding the victims that needed it most
and Principal Martin could not be any
more proud of their accomplishment.
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Alexander.
I am very humbled by the experience almost to the point of being embarrassed because they are so appreciative of the work of so many people,
said Martin.
The initiative was started a couple of
years before the floods occurred and
continued on by her students.
Jaime Dee Peterson started it with
her kids and just something that was
so strong and supported by the Siksika
and CBE to promote character education, said Martin. She admits, though,
that it was just doing a deed for people
that were in need.
It was not anything extraordinary,
it was just people helping their neighbours.
Alexander was really humbled of the
youths efforts in helping the recovery
of the Siksika and celebrating Aboriginal Week. Aboriginal Week gives us a
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When fierce weather hit Southern
Alberta last June, many people were
devastated in some capacity. Flooding caused extensive damage to many
parts of the province and none more
devastating than parts of the Siksika
Nation. The extensive damage from the
flood washed out the resort and many
houses that the First Nations residents
had lived in. Many that lived on that
reserve felt agony and the pain of what
they witnessed in the flooding. The
nearby HD Cartwright School decided
to take matters into their own hands
by donating clothing and food to those
affected. Principal Teresa Martin was
behind the idea and was rewarded for
her efforts at a ceremony held at the
Blackfoot Crossing Historical Site on
June 19. Martin was awarded with a
colorful Indian trade blanket and was
presented with a symbolic feather from
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Capsule Comments
Some children experience motion sickness while
traveling in cars. There are ways to minimize this by
having the child focus on things outside the car, using
a pillow to keep the head still, providing adequate
air ventilation. Depending on the childs age, some
medications may help. Some people swear by those
acupressure wrist bands. They are non-medicated.
Check with our pharmacists for advice.
If a nose bleed occurs while traveling (or at
anytime), tilt the head forward and pinch the soft part
of the nostrils for 5 minutes. If the nosebleed still
hasnt stopped, do it for another 5 minutes and if it
still hasnt stopped, get medical attention.
One tip to see if your body has been getting enough
fluid is to check the colour of your urine. If its a
dark yellow, you probably need to drink more water.
During the hot days of summer, its important to
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Strathmore
A good crowd showed

up to the Strathmore
Civic Centre on June
19, to rub elbows with
business royalty Brett
Wilson, Ron Renaud,
and Beerd Beekman
and see what ideas
community
members had for improving Strathmore. Brett
Wilson (l-r), Sheila
Konschuh for Hope
Bridges, Ron Renaud,
Mayor Michael Ell and
Beerd Beekman.
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Pitch event builds on community spirit
Jason Hale, MLA
Strathmore Brooks Constituency

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The Lets make a Pitch event held at the Civic
Centre on June 19, took $500 and spun it into
multiple counts of community spirit.
Chief Administrative Officer Dwight Stanford
offered up prize money he won at an economic
development workshop and it was matched with
donations from the Town of Strathmore, individuals and businesses around Strathmore, to give
$10,000 for a winning idea to improve the town
of Strathmore.
Everyone can do a little more than they are
and guess who wins Strathmore, said Brett
Wilson, one of the judges for the night.
Six non-profit agencies were in the lineup to
pitch their idea to judges Brett Wilson, Ron Renaud and Beerd Beekman. While the judges were
kind and didnt rain down the criticisms that are
a regular occurrence on the TV show Dragons
Den, they did query the contestants on considering the details involved in making their plans
actually work.
Strathmore-Brooks MLA Jason Hale, Mayor Michael Ell, Strathmore Councillor Brad Walls, and
Wheatland County Councillor Berniece Bland as
well as other local councillors were at the event.
Hale presented a plaque to the winner, Hope
Bridges, and Ell signed the oversized check that

represented the winnings for the night.
The 2015 55+ games wanted to put in a pickle
ball court, the Strathmore Library wanted to involve the art community to paint a mural the outside wall of Lambert Centre, and Hope Bridges
gave an idea of quilting the town along a walking trail, with plywood size paintings linked to
an app that would give details of the quilt and
historic details about Strathmore. The Strathmore
and District Ag Society wanted to bring a sustainable festival to town that would feature agriculture and sustainable technology. The town
revitalization committee would like to build
a farmers market building on land adjacent to
Kinsmen Park and the Friends of Brentwood parents association wanted to beautify the schools
grounds with shrubs, a picnic area and raised
gardens, where children could grow plants and
vegetables.
The Hope Bridges idea took home the prize and
there was a surprise ending with the three judges
offering an additional $5,000 each towards building the farmers market building, if the revitalization committee could come up with seven other
donors also willing to contribute $5,000 each.
The event was well received and an offer was
given to host the event at the Strathmore Travelodge next year.
LETS MAKE A PITCH

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HOPE BRIDGES SOCIETY ON BEING THE VERY FIRST
LETS MAKE A PITCH WINNER WITH THEIR QUILT THE TOWN PITCH!!!
THE HOPE BRIDGES SOCIETY WILL RECEIVE A CHEQUE FOR $10,000.00 MADE POSSIBLE BY THE GENEROUS
DONATIONS OF THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE THIS FANTASTIC EVENT POSSIBLE:
MAJOR SPONSOR:
THE TOWN OF STRATHMORE WOULD ESPECIALLY LIKE TO
Mr. Brett Wilson

Mr. Ron Renaud
Ms. Bernice Bland
Mr. Dwight Stanford
Mr. Al Bertram
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Mr. Reg McRae
THANK OUR JUDGES:
MR. BRETT WILSON

MR. RON RENAUD
MR. BEERD BEEKMAN
FOR THEIR FANTASTIC JOB OF JUDGING AND FOR THEIR GENEROUS OFFER
TO AWARD $5,000 EACH FOR A TOTAL OF $15,000.00 TO AN ADDITIONAL
WINNING PITCH FROM THE DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION COMMITTEE
FOR A DOWNTOWN FARMERS MARKET BUILDING!
A CONDITION FOR THE DONATION IS THAT THE COMMITTEE MUST FIND 7
MORE ORGANIZATIONS TO DONATE $5,000.00 EACH TOWARDS THE PROJECT.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONTRIBUTE TO THIS
PROJECT PLEASE CONTACT THE
DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION COMMITTEE AT (403) 934-3133.
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Rusty Spurs wind up another year!
Wildrose questions
rising power costs
JASON HALE
Strathmore/Brooks MLA

The Wildrose and our
Utilities Critic has been very
critical and vocal about rising power costs in our province. Despite Alberta being
the Energy Capital of Canada both individuals and
business are suffering.
According to the Fraser Institute report, Alberta
businesses are losing competitiveness because theyre
paying some of the highest
electricity rates in North
America. The report shows
that out of 119 North American cities, Calgary businesses pay the seventh highest
power rates and Edmonton
pays the second highest.
Only Honolulu pays more
for electricity than Edmonton. The fact is the government continues with a
reckless overbuild of transmission lines and presiding
over a broken marketplace
without recognizing there is
a problem.
Wildrose is committed to
making policy changes to
reduce price spikes and distribution costs and to implement a proactive strategy
that would allow Alberta
to utilize natural gas, hydro
and renewable resources for
power generation, resulting
in more secure and efficient
generation for ratepayers.
Additionally, a serious of
ruling and reports by the
AUC and MSA have confirmed another problem
that has been allowed to
take place. Economic withholding is a strategy where
an electricity generator deliberately holds back power
from the market, creating an
electricity shortage that in
turn leads to higher prices.
The MSA, watch dog, is a
body with no authority they
only monitor and release
reports. The Alberta Utilities Commission is the atarms-length agency the PCs
have created to enforce the
rules. However, time after
time companies have been
proven guilty of market manipulation and only slapped
with a $100-$300 thousand
fine, while their profits are
in the Millions.
This session our Utilities Critic Joe Anglin has
demanded the PC government admit the system allows for companies to steal
from consumer, and enforce
stiff penalties for this type
of conduct. This is a priority of our caucus as rising
electricity prices affects all
Albertans, and the viability
of businesses to operate.
Thank you for your email
we will continue to ensure
this is a priority and hold
this government to account
for their actions.
Thought for
the Week
~
To
get
respect
act
respectably
YOUR AD COULD
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SARAH WOLFS
Rusty Spurs

Another year for the Strathmore Rusty Spurs
horse club has come to an end. Members wound
up the year by holding their achievement day on
June 10 at RJ Ranch where we played lots of fun
games on horseback.
The club had also participated at 4-H on Parade from May 29 to June 1. Our seven members
who entered did very well. Sarah Wolfs and Carlie
Wells also won reserve high point for their levels.
We had our last meeting of this 4-H year on June
3. We discussed the upcoming Regional Horse
Show in Olds on July 24-27. Members were reminded that record books must be handed in by
July 1.
Watch for our members in the Arrowwood parade on June 28! We will be riding in the parade
and then participating in a Funday held by the
Arrowwood River Wranglers!
We would like to thank our sponsors for the
year which include Sears Canada Ltd., Agrium,
Safeway, Altalink and UFA. We will be back for
another great year in September!
Great season for Standard 4-H

SARAH WOLFS
Standard 4-H Club

The Standard 4-H Sheep Club has had another
year come to an end. Members had a great time
showing their sheep at the Wheatland Show &
Sale on June 14. All of the members did very well.
Members sold their sheep at 2 p.m that day as well.
A big thank you to everybody who purchased an
animal at this sale. The club later celebrated with
a pizza party!
We will be having our Wind Up party on June
25 at Zakariasens at 5:30 p.m. All members must
hand in their record books on this date.
The club also participated in the Standard Parade on June 21 as well!

We are looking forward to another great year
in the fall!
Crowfoot shines bright

COLTEN STEWART
Crowfoot Livestock 4-H Club

Every year the Calgary 4-H Region puts on 4-H
on Parade. Its the largest 4-H show in Canada.
This year our club was represented by two
members of our heifer club, Cole Johnson and
Wyatt Matile.
Both of our members represented our club in
conformation classes, multi-judging, marketing
and grooming.
Wyatt Matile made it to the championships with
his heifer project Spirit and ended up winning
the Supreme Reserve Champion Commercial Heifer. This is a huge accomplishment against very
tough competition - congratulations Wyatt.
Their next show will be at the Provincial 4-H
Wyatt Matile was awarded the Supreme Reserve Champion

Commercial Heifer at the 4-H on Parade in Calgary.
Photo courtesy of Hailey Johnson
Show and Summer Synergy Show in Olds July

7-11. Hope to see you there.
Parliament rises for summer

KEVIN SORENSON, M.P., CROWFOOT
Parliamentary Report

After a very productive Parliamentary session
in Ottawa, I am looking forward to meeting with
many constituents over the summer. Our Conservative government has been very productive thanks
to a strong mandate and a majority of votes in the
House of Commons. As I attend events around our
Crowfoot riding this summer, I look forward to
discussing the work we are accomplishing on behalf of Canadians who work hard, pay their taxes
and are trying to raise their families.
The most significant legislation that we have
passed this spring is of course Canadas Economic
Action Plan (Bill C-31, the Budget Implementation
Act). This Act sets out a comprehensive agenda to
create jobs, keep the economy growing, and return
to a balanced budget next year, as we promised.
We continue to support families and communities
by keeping taxes low, putting consumers first, and
working to protect Canadians health and safety,
and more.
Many of you may have heard me say in the
House of Commons during Question Period that
since coming to office, our country has the best
job creation record in the G7, and we are leading
in economic growth. In fact, we have created almost 20 per cent more jobs on a per capita basis
than the next closest country.
Since the depth of the global recession, over 1
million net new jobs have been created (82 per
cent full time, with 80 per cent in the private sector and 61 per cent in high-wage industries). As
we have always said, Canada is not immune to the

global economic challenges beyond our borders.
This is especially true of the ongoing challenges in
the U.S. and Europe among our most important
trading partners.
Thats why our Conservative government is
working hard to help create more jobs and economic growth. Economic Action Plan 2014 does
exactly that by introducing positive measures like
the Canada Apprenticeship Loan Program, supporting more paid internships for recent graduates, cutting red tape for small business, making
landmark investments in research and innovation,
keeping taxes low for families, and more.
While were focused on creating jobs, Justin
Trudeau has the same old Liberal high tax, high
spending agenda that will threaten jobs and set
working families back. How can someone who
thinks budgets balance themselves be trusted
with jobs and the economy? Canadian families
know that to balance a budget, it takes tough decisions, a focus on priorities and sound judgement.
Our Conservative government remains committed to low taxes, fiscal discipline, and long-term
prosperity. Canadas story in recent years shows a
country that is getting back to work and in which
businesses, families, and communities are in an enviable position to succeed moving forward. I look
forward to seeing you over the coming months
If you have any questions or concerns regarding
this or previous columns you may write to me at
4945-50th Street, Camrose, Alberta, T4V 1P9, call
780-608-4600, toll-free 1-800-665-4358, fax 780608-4603 or e-mail Kevin.Sorenson.C1@parl.gc.ca.
Smore Paths is great for exercise enthusiasts

PARKER PETRUSKA
SAY Member
Summer is here and a great way to get outside is
to try out the Smore Paths iPhone app. This app
will give a map of the path and sidewalk system
in Strathmore. It includes some pre-made loops to
walk, run, or bike on, and also has a make your
own route function.
This week, I asked Jonah Zankl to tell me about
how he has used the app. Zankl played a big part
in creating this app, and he is one busy man. He
is an avid cyclist, riding about 3,000+ km per year,
and is going into his second year at the University
of Calgary.
PP: How often do you use the app?
JZ: I use the app most times that I go out to run
or ride my bike. I have even used it out on the
highway when riding and in Calgary, as the distance and speed tracking functions work regardless of whether youre in or out of town!
PP: Whats your favourite path and why?
JZ: My favourite predefined path in Smore
Paths is the East Strathmore Walkway. I like it as
it takes me nearly all the way around town and is
the longest route at 5.9 km. It passes by my house
so it is easy to hop on to the route and follow it
completely. I use this route when I run!
PP: How far have you gone, and what was your
Achievement day
On June 7, Standards 4-H club came together for their Achievement Day
with a costume halter class to start the day, followed by some western pleasure. Last but not least, a fun gymkana for all the kids. There were prizes
and ribbons for all the kids would like to thank Gord Stewart for letting us
use his arena, Robin Zakariazen for setting up the day for us and to the
parents that helped make the day go smooth.
Photo courtesy of Shaynna Duguay

Jonah Zankl has made use of the Strathmore Assembly of
Youth pathway app and answers some questions about what
he likes about it.
Photo courtesy of SAY
top speed?
JZ: The furthest I have gone using the app is
a 25 km bike ride, out of town to the north on
817 to Cattleland and back. I think the fastest I
have recorded on the Smore Paths app is about
45 km/h.
To download the app and try out Smore Paths
yourself, visit www.smorepaths.ca.
The cyber scam

PAT FULE
Fule for Thought
This column is not humorous. It is more of a Public
Service article, that will hopefully help people avoid
a disaster like I just experienced. Let me explain.
Recently, weve had a lot of problems with slow Internet service. So last week, I called Shaw and after
a while, they were able to upgrade our band speed.
Everything seemed fine until the next night when it
was still slow, and Netflix was freezing.
So, they directed me to call the 1-800 number for
what they felt was a router issue. Of course, after a
long time on hold, I was put through to a technician. Now, there were two reasons for communication problems that followed.
One, the person had a strong accent, and I found
myself constantly saying pardon and could you
repeat that, as she gave me directions to follow.
Secondly, I am not a computer-savvy person. So,
whatever is being said to me is like a different language anyhow! To me, its like getting phone instructions from an EMT on delivering a baby!
So, after a long time, the router was also (for a fee)
upgraded, and all was well. All was well, until the
next day, when the Internet and Netflix were still
slow. This is where the disaster began. I Googled
the Linksys company to find the 1-800 number
Shaw had given me. My mistake was that in the
list of Linksys sites, I only clicked on the first one.
That one eventually turned out to be a bogus (scam)
site. I called them, and got a tech who began to
walk me through the router model, a speed check,
and blah-blah-blah. After a while, the tech said it
was not a router problem, and that he could run a
computer scan. This, I found out later, is not what a
router company would do. They do not run computer scans, they should only focus on the router issue!
After I foolishly gave him permission to take over
the screen, he showed me on screen the many,
many critical virus errors that our computer had!
He also said that these had to be fixed or we could
lose the Internet and that hackers have access to
our computer!
The next step was that he could put me through
to a third party company that could eliminate and
repair all the problems. A second tech took over,
and showed me the various plans to fix it, and how

much cheaper they were from Staples and Geek
Squad. It all began to feel like a sales tactic, and
I was feeling pressured! He said the right things,
that he didnt want a credit card number, as our
system was now unprotected, but that he could
take cheque information for $299 to fix the system!
I stalled as long as possible, and was able to Google
the real Linksys site, and got its 1-800 number. I
called this on my cell, keeping the tech on the
land line! He put me back to the initial guy from
Linksys. Before this, I had been frantically texting
Debbie, saying that I thought I was being scammed,
and we messaged back and forth. Finally, it hit me.
I asked the Linksys guy, if you are the correct
company, youll be able to tell me the work order
number from last night. Answering of course, he
began to work away, then said there were problems, and that his supervisor would be back. This
next guy also asked some more questions about the
previous night, but I kept coming back to asking
for the work order number. Finally, the supervisor
said, Im just going to put you on hold while I retrieve that information.
Neither came back on the line, and many minutes
passed, so I hung up.
I now got through to the real Linksys person, and
explained what had happened. She told me it was
a scam, and that no router tech should ever try to
run a computer scan! I was still stunned, and began
to doubt her when she said that they would have to
put me through to a third party company to undo
the damage, clear any viruses, and secure the system! Luckily, she was able to provide not only the
work order number from the previous night, but
the time I had called, as well as the last service call
I made in 2013! After another fee, we think all has
been fixed, and weve changed all our passwords.
However, this experience has shaken us. I got the
wrong number to a scam company because I didnt
go right to the website to check. After, I read of
other people who had also been scammed by a fake
Linksys site. I hope after reading this, you are able
to learn from my mistakes. Be very careful to ALWAYS get onto the official company website, and
dont let any tech into your system!
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I recently just received my
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GOING FOR GOLD

As you read this we will be in the
midst of the 2014 FIFA World Cup of
Soccer. This gathering of nations
from around the world, to compete
for a relatively modest gold statue
generates a lot of emotion and
enthusiasm. While that may be your
focus in these last days of June and
the first of July, I would ask you to
journey with me to another place.
As you read this children and young
adults known to you are finishing
their school year. Perhaps you are
planning times of rest and recreation
over July and August. While those
plans may include active times of
water sports, rodeo events and other
activities, I am asking you to consider the idea of Sabbath time.
In the Hebrew and Christian traditions and in our Sacred Scriptures,
there is in our understanding of
creation, the idea of a day of rest,
the Sabbath. This setting aside the
regular activities of life for a day of
focus on family and faith was seen
as a mirroring of Gods activity in the
act of the Creation. Whether you understand the creation story as actual
event or metaphorical presentation
of the act of Gods creation, there is
at the heart of it a belief that in the
rhythm of life there is a need for a
day of rest in each week.
In recent years, the setting aside of a
day of rest, a Sabbath rest has been
all but forgotten. We now have a
host of activities that fill up all of our
days and we somehow believe that
if we could just cram in some more
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Holy Cross Collegiate School Gym
709B - 2nd Street, Strathmore
403-934-2641
Pastor: Fr. Wojciech Jarzecki
Masses: Saturday 5 pm Sunday 10 am
meaningful activities, we would feel

better about our lives.
My suggestion here is not the return
to the good old days where everything was shuttered and closed on
Sundays. Those days are gone. What
I am suggesting here is that we need
to carve out of our busy days times
of rest and reflection. For some of
you that would mean an hour or two
of silent reflection and perhaps meditation. For others it might be a walk
in the fields or by the river letting the
sounds of creation wash over you.
It might be a time devoted to your
holy book each day and a time of
listening. It might be an hour or two
spent without your i whatevers
turned on. It might be a dedicated
time at meals when the entire family
listens to each other and all devices
are turned off and put away.
My challenge to you is to take some
time in these summer days to cultivate in your lives an intentional focus
on the things of the spirit. Things
that will move you to a place where
you will recognize all of the things
for which you can be thankful and a
place where you rediscover what is
most important for you. We used to
call this summer time holidays from
the phrase holy days not vacation.
Perhaps with such a focus we be
more truly refreshed and renewed
this summer.
Thats the way I see it as I ask you to
Pass the Salt.
Rev. Bryan Beveridge
St. Michaels Anglican Church
LORD OF ALL (NALC) LUTHERAN

112 Lakeside Blvd. 403-934-2374
Pastor: Dawn Nelson
Thursday Evening Worship: 7:00 pm
Christian Education
Youth & Adults Study : Sunday 9:30 am
Ages 3 to Grad 5: Sunday 10:15 am
Family Worship: Sunday 10:30 am
Join us in Praising our Lord, Jesus Christ!
ST. MICHAEL & ALL
ANGELS ANGLICAN
Becoming fully alive in Jesus Christ
INTERIM WORSHIP LOCATION:
245 Brent Blvd., Strathmore
(NORTH door) 403-934-3017
Pastor & Priest: Bryan Beveridge
Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 am
HOPE COMMUNITY
COVENANT CHURCH
245 Brent Blvd, Strathmore 403-934-2424
Worship Service Sundays 10 am
Lead Pastor: Glenn Peterson
www.hope-community.ca
HARVEST HEALING CENTRE
NEW: 102 Canal Gardens
403-901-0893 / 403-880-3171
Pastor: Elizabeth Karp
Sundays 10:30 am
Come join us for a spirit-filled time
of worship
STRATHMORE ALLIANCE
325 1 Ave 403-934-3543
Corner of 1 Ave & Wheatland Trail
Pastor: Darrell Young
Youth Pastor: Byron Allan
10:30 am Worship Service
www.strathmorealliance.com
STRATHMORE UNITED
Wheatland Trail & 3rd Avenue
403-934-3025
Rev. Pamela Scott
Sunday Worship 10:30 - 11:30 pm
Babysitting Provided
Wheel Chair Accessible
Loop system for the hearing impaired
Listening to people talk about

what they do in the community
for a living or a why they did
it really keeps me interested in
how a story develops. Subjects
such as issues, or a key event
shape how I determine what is
news worthy and writing about.
I am a huge sports fan who is
an avid Vancouver Canucks fan
and my favorite player is Trevor
Linden. Sticking with the British
Columbia sports trend, I also
cheer on the B.C. Lions. I am
also actively involved in sports
as I play hockey, enjoy golfing, downhill ski and do water
sports. Other hobbies I enjoy
doing are hanging out with

friends and having memorable
times with them. Also, I like to
listen country music and classic
rock.
What I hope to learn in my
tenure at the Strathmore Times
is to apply my journalistic
knowledge into to a real-life setting and assist the newspaper
with what. I know how to generate a quality story. I want to
submit articles and photos that
the readers will enjoy and for
me as a reporter something I
can be proud of as I parlay the
news to the residents of Strathmore and area.
Marigold Library supported by Wheatland County

SHARON MCLEAY
Times Contributor

An ever expanding demand for information is
hitting the Marigold library system and more service requires more funding.
We have not stood still over the last five years.
It is like we are on high speed internet mode,
said Marigold Library Director Michelle Toombs.
Toombs presented the many advances the library has made for the patrons in Wheatland
County in council on June 9. She commented that
usage is increasing due to population growth and
patron demand for digital services. She gave examples of some of the new digital sites such as
Zinio, a digital magazine site, Career Cruising,
Grant Connect and Tumblebooks. These were
added to the many other services offered online
and in the local libraries in the towns, hamlets and
villages of Wheatland County. The breakdown of
services can be reviewed at the Marigold Library
website www.marigold.ab.ca, or under the June 9
agenda at www.wheatlandcounty.ca.
The Marigold office building is located in Strathmore, but the building is 60 years old and deteriorating. Marigold has been saving to build a new facility. They have about $1.5 million saved towards
the $5 million cost to build a facility that would
meet the book distribution and digital hardware
housing needed to keep up services in the future.
Over 668,000 books are shipped in and out of the
current facility per year.
In order to meet increasing needs for this area,
the per capita levy fees that Wheatland pays the
Marigold system had to be raised 10.44 per cent to
$8.99 for 2015 and another 4.4 per cent to $9.39
per capita for 2016. Toombs said the funds would
be supplemented by any grants awarded to Marigold and fund raising the system does on a regular basis.
They use every penny they are given and are
not wasting money, said Councillor Berniece
Bland. They do a lot of good work in the community and provide a necessary service.
Council voted to accept the per capita increase
for Marigold on June 17.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Stop the negativity, lets support our school

To the Editor
I wonder to myself, is it just sour grapes? A small
and very vocal group of Standard area residents continue to attempt to undermine the plan for a new K-12
standalone school named East Wheatland.
A parent group of our peers has recommended that
a standalone school would be the best option for all
five communities. They recognized that a school built
outside of the community would attract the greatest
amount of students and have the best chance to give
our children a true Grade 12 education and school
options. The vast majority of parents have interpreted
these recommendations and voted in favour of building according to this plan. The reality is that our rural
schools will be closed and bussing to large centers
will take place if a new centralized school is not built.
Standard area residents will receive the greatest benefit by the proximity of our new school.
But we still see regular letters stating that the village of Standard is the only place a school should be
built. Do you realize that over half the bussing to Standard already safely turns at the intersection of High-
Course
golf
way 561 and 840. A school built here will likely have
speed control and be better marked. This intersection
will be safer after our school is built in this location.
Rumours of no water supply, not enough land and
many other negative factors spread by person and flyer are unfounded. The impossible water supply was
easily found and the quality is good. Amazing enough
a nice farmer decided that he should not succumb to
the pressure of locking the Golden Hills School Board
from land in this area. Thank-you! My hat is off to you.
East Wheatland residents, it is time to embrace this
plan. A tremendous amount of fundraising must happen in the next few years as East Wheatland is built.
This is your school! Our children and grandchildren
should be able to receive a similar or better education than we received. Money donated now will shape
the extra options available to them. Take time to read
the information created by our parent group Friends
of East Wheatland, stop your bickering and donate
generously.
Brian Laprise
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Long road to recovery

SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

Approximately six years ago Mike
and Barb Froese saw an ad in the paper about a property to buy in Nightingale. They fell in love. The land had
a pond, was big and the trailer looked
great. They thought it was a great opportunity to live not too far out of
town. Since then the dream property
has become sort of a nightmare.
I say to everybody, what drew us
here is whats killing us, and its the
water, said Barb.
Approximately four years ago there
had been a minor flooding incident
due to a mishap. The next summer
was when many of the roads, culverts
and properties in Wheatland County
flooded, including the Froese property, and it has been nothing but problems since.
When you look out your window
and you see the ducks swimming by
its really serious, said Barb.
The county helped us out last time
by giving us the materials to build this
berm, that is going to prevent any water from coming in like that again,
said Mike.
There is no drainage for the slough
near their property, and so with nowhere to go, it went into the Froeses
yard and home. The trailer was surrounded by water, and the septic system was compromised. It was nearly
five months before the water receded
enough that the couple could leave the
house without rubber boots.
The trailer has shifted since the flood
three years ago, the sewer lines are no
longer functioning properly, and an

above-ground septic system will likely
be needed.
The water level doesnt seem to go
down each year either, said Barb.
Since the initial flood a few years
ago it has rained more, there has been
more snowmelt, and the land is not
getting the opportunity to dry like it
once did. If the Froeses were to dig a
foot down into the dirt, it would easily fill with water. Even walking across
the yard the bottoms of shoes get wet
from the water that is barely below the
surface.
Were at the point that we dont
know what to do any more. We have
options, were trying to collect quotes
for these options but basically the
three things that we have to do are
raise the trailer, redo the sewer lines,
and find some new way of dealing
with the septic, said Mike.
Theres a possibility that a class from
the University of Alberta (UofA) will
come to do soil samples of the area
and a site analysis and figure out what
will work best for a possible solution
for the Froeses. If the couple decide to
go the way that is suggested by UofA,
then all of the labour would be free,
they would only have to pay for materials.
No one can accurately predict whether or not the water will keep rising and
no one knows what will happen in 10
years, but the Froeses are hoping to
get someone who has enough knowledge to make an educated guess about
a solution.
It has to be a solution that is going
to work and last. We dont want this
Mike and Barb Froese have been dealing with water issues on their property for the past three years.
The community is banding together to host a fundraiser to help the couple out.
Shannon LeClair Photo
to happen in another two years or another 10 years, said Barb.

Neighbours have seen and helped
where they can with the Froeses
struggle. On July 5 they are hoping to
gather people together to help raise
funds to help the family.
These are two great, hard-working
people. They are always willing to help
others out, but we feel they really need
a helping hand. They would never ask
for help themselves, and we know that
their finances are such that they would
likely have to refinance their mortgage
in order to pay for the work that needs
to be done. We just want to help in
any way we can, said Carrie Inman,
coordinator of the fundraiser and family friend.
When she (Carrie) said she wanted
to talk to us, I had no idea that was
what she was going to say. I think we
have come to terms with how we are

feeling now, but we didnt want to feel
like it was a pity party, said Barb.
We are very grateful, and very humbled and appreciative, said Mike.
Anything raised will go into a bank
account and will go towards fixing the
problems on the property. Mike said it
really comes down to the money. They
want to stay and will do what they can,
but if there is not enough money to
do everything that needs to be done
properly, then they will look at other
options.
Were going to do everything we
can to stay here, said Mike.
The fundraiser will take place from 1
p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Nightingale Community Hall. There will be a silent auction, a BBQ and much more. Everyone
is welcome to attend the event and
show their support.
Wheatland County to supervise Strathmore Rural and Carseland Fire

SHARON MCLEAY
Times Contributor

Wheatland County will assume direct supervision of the Strathmore and
Carseland Rural Fire Fighting Response
and Rescue Response Areas. The decision was made by Wheatland County
council after they heard a report from
Ken Kendall Consulting and recommendations from county staff on June
17.
I needed to look at this in a forthright manner as there are two fire associations to be determined, said Ken
Kendall.
Kendall presented reasons why four
other operational models would not
work and why he chose direct supervision by the county. The report stipulated the county develop a smooth transitional process, a clear organizational
decision making model, with a clear
chain of command with policies and
procedures provided to the two services. The county will create a capital budget for the services, assuming responsibility for operational maintenance of
equipment and the halls. The county
would also be responsible to develop
training programs.
Kendall said he talked with all levels of fire volunteers and the responses
from those working on the floor and
upper management were cohesive.
This is positive, in a sense if there
were polar opposites of opinion in
the rank and file and the volunteers it
would be very different, said Kendall.
They just want to serve the public and
do a good job that is the common
motivator.
Assessment of assets in the two halls
will be done and Kendall said that any
equipment purchased by a community
fundraising effort will stay with the

community fire hall that did the fundraising.
Separating Carseland and Strathmore
Rural into two separate entities will
be done in the future and Wheatland
County would look at building a new
hall in Carseland, as their current building is inadequate.
In the evening of June 17, Kendall
presented the Carseland and Strathmore Rural Fire Department report to
21 volunteer firefighters at the Carseland Fire Hall. He also met with 32 residents in the Carseland Community Hall,
in a meeting that was somewhat subdued from other meetings conducted
with the community on this issue.
Our concerns have died down some
and we are much calmer than we were,
said Carseland Firefighting Association
President Adrian Knaus.
For the most part, those in attendance held a watch-and-see attitude
while others saw the move as positive,
leaving a large amount of responsibility
with the county. Kendall said the existing firefighting associations, although
not involved in the day-to-day operations, could be effective in fundraising,
support and community awareness.
General Manager of Agriculture,
Community and Protective Services Jim
Laslo introduced the 18-page Bylaw
2014-3 in Wheatland Council on June
17 for first reading, to establish county
authority and define details for operating the new fire supervision.
We wanted to have all things that
pertain to fire in this one bylaw, said
Laslo.
First reading was passed by council.
Ken Kendalls report and the bylaw are available on the county web
site www.wheatlandcounty.ca , under
County Announcements for public review and feedback. Comments can be

forwarded to Alan Parkin, Chief Administrative Officer, at Alan.Parkin@
wheatlandcounty.ca or by telephone at
403-934-3321.
All comments received by Parkin
will be presented to Wheatland County
council at the July 15 regular council
meeting. There is no public hearing,
but Reeve Glenn Koester said he usually provides time for any questions,
should they arise.
Kendall left the door open for any
other fire associations in the county to
consider county administration and direct supervision should they need the
help, or decide that as an option for
their service in the future.
Ken Kendall (r) of Ken Kendall Consulting talks

to fire fighter Curt Emde after a meeting in the
Carseland Hall June 17, after Kendall revealed
the contents of his governance study and the
announcement Strathmore Rural and Carseland
would be under the direct supervision of Wheatland County.
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TUESDAYS! WALK IN THE PARK - Put
on some shoes and come down to
Kinsmen Park for a walk and socializing.
Meet the volunteer walking leader by
the Town sign in the North Parking Lot.
Walk will start at 10:05. Walking will be on
the paved loop path around the lake.
Stroller friendly! www.healourfuture.
com or Lisa (403) 901-8047. Bring your
friends! Tuesdays (may & june) 10:00
11:00, Kinsmen Park. Meet at the info
sign in the north parking lot
Art Exhibit
June 2-30 Strathmore
Municipal Library (85 Lakeside Blvd.)
Stop by the library this month to view
the beautiful works by local artist, Marie
Lees.
Art Exhibition - Deb Klics - July 2 August
15. Stop by the library this summer to
view the beautiful works by local artist
Deb Klics!
BRIDGING THE GAP Community Lunch

Club - June 23, 2014 Theme: Picnic in
the Park (located by the Lions Splash
Park in Kinsmen Park), From 11:00 a.m.
1:00 pm located at the Lord of all
Lutheran Church. To register call Marg
at 403-901-7811.
A Meet & Greet for Parents & Mentors
come and meet some Parents, the
Mentors, do an activity and have a
light lunch on: Monday, June 23, 2014
Theme: Picnic in the Park (located by
the Lions Splash Park in Kinsmen Park).
LIBRARY Mother Goose in the Park
- July 2 September 24. 10:30am
@ the Kinsmen Park Amphitheatre.
Join us each Wed. for stories, songs,
crafts and songs! Free to attend and
no registration is required. For more
information contact Parent Link at 403983-0076 or the Library at 403-934-5440.
Downtown Strathmore, AB
Kinsmen Park 11 a.m.11 p.m.
11:00 a.m. Opening Ceremonies
Daytime Highlights
Magic Show
Balloon Artists
Bouncy Castles
Petting Zoo
Face Painting
Caricature Artists
Birthday Cake
Dunk Tank
Shots n Giggles Photo Booth
Community Booths and Vendors
Strathmore Theater Players
Pravana Yoga FREE Classes
Watermelon Eating Contest
SPONSORED BY:
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3:00 PMSykamore
4:00 PMUndead Drifters
5:00 PMDallas Larsen
6:00 PMPulse
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Fireworks begin at 11:00 p.m.
Riding for kids

cancer care
This is the fifteenth year that organizers have hosted the Strathmore
Poker Run for kids cancer. This year
Wanda Szabo as well as five others
raised money by shaving their heads.
The head shave took place at the
Strathmore Station on Friday, June
20. The group left the Station early
Saturday morning after registration,
and continued on in the celebrations
with a breakfast and bike rodeo on
Sunday morning.
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In spite of strong winds and occasional showers the residents of Carseland

and area celebrated 100 years of community spirit with their annual parade
and Aggie Days on June 20-22. A town crier and a red serge dressed RCMP
officer led the parade with an assortment of floats with heritage and steam
engine themes, tricked out cars and motorbikes followed and horses, families
and dogs all participated. The customary candy was thrown to waiting children.
Fire engines were missing from this years event, as the crews were away on
training session or serving the community.
There were events at the hall such as the BBQ, trade fair, ag exhibits, childrens
rides and bouncy house and later a tractor pull. The children enjoyed seeking
money planted in the money pit of sand brought in for the day.
A constant stream of baseball games were enjoyed at the ball diamonds, although some players commented running against the wind was extra challenging.
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Did You Know?
The Canadian National Flag also known as the Maple Leaf
features a stylized 11 point red maple leaf.
It replaced the Union Flag in 1965.
The Maple Leaf Forever, is a song written by Alexander
Muir in 1867, the year of Canadas Confederation.
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WERE RECRUITING
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& Election Clerks
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with the skills to successfully build and lead a team in a fast-paced
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Congrats Jaryd C.
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We are so proud of
you and all of your
accomplishments!
We know you will
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path you choose
to follow.
We will always be
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as your journey
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We love you
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Victim services benefits from donations

Realtor with Remax Landan
Debbie Mitzner celebrates 30 years
Mom & Jes
HELD EVERY FRIDAY

3:00 - 6:30 pm
Strathmore Ag Grounds
Vendor
Karen Pease (l) Director of Strathmores Crisis Shelter graciously accepted a donation of $689.50 from Debbie Mitzner. Mitzner
has been a Realtor in Strathmore for 30 years and held a client
appreciation party on Mothers Day weekend and fed 180 with a
wonderfully catered meal by the Station with steak and lobster.
Mitzner is appreciative of the loyalty of her clients and knows
the importance of serving and giving back to her community.
She has been an avid supporter of the Shelter for many years,
says Karen Pease.
Strathmore Regional Victim Services Society was appreciative of the generous donations made by the Insurance Brokers Association of Alberta (IBAA) in the amount
of $300 and from Brett Gates (Gates Agencies from Standard) in the amount of
$700. As a way of supporting Victim Services at the provincial level, the IBAA has
adopted/created the Insurance Goal of the Game program, which is running at
every Alberta Junior Hockey League throughout the province of Alberta. The local
broker who is participating in the program picks the Victim Services Unit that the
money will be donated to if there is an Insurance Goal of the Game. The Strathmore Victim Services programs role is to alleviate the impact of crime/tragedy on
its victims. At the time of the incident, we provide a listening ear, comfort, and
reassurance either by phone or in person: in the victims home or in the hospital. A
follow up consultation is provided when necessary to determine what further information or support the victim requires. For more information please call VSU office
(403) 934-6552. Lynn Walker (l-r), Brett Gates and Sgt. Steve Vince.
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Eureka!
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

The summer reading program Eureka! at the Strathmore Municipal Library
runs from July 7 to Aug. 22, and coordinators Rynnelle Wiebe and Krystal
Easu are excited to get the ball rolling.
The girls are so excited, in fact, that
they are inviting people to come out
July 2-4 for extra activities outside of
the actual program.
Before the program even starts we
have three events, they are ( July) 2, 3
and 4. The 2nd is just a day for summer
reading program participants to come
in and help us decorate, said Easu.
The plan is to make a mural for the
meeting room, and get things ready for
the following week. July 3 there will be
a Mad Hatter Iced Tea party.
Were enjoying Alice in WonderLorraine offers a wide selection
endsandsupportersaswegatheratafundraisertohelpthe
lands ridiculous, creative, non sensical
endsandsupportersaswegatheratafundraisertohelpthe
of homemade Ukrainian baking
world and creating a kick-off party,
amilythroughadicultmewiththeirrecenthomedisaster
plus cinnamon rolls and handmade
said Easu.
amilythroughadicultmewiththeirrecenthomedisaster
On the Friday were going to be
perogies. Visit her table just inside
doing something that Im really excitthe door of the quonset.
ed about, were going to be trying to
breaking the world record of the most
Remember Farm Fresh Fridays hand puppets saying I love the library,
said Wiebe.
The current record is 34. Wiebe said
www.strathmorefarmersmarket.ca
they are asking people to meet in the
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Joinfriendsandsupportersaswegatheratafundraisertohelpthe
Froese
Barb & Mike Froese
Barb
Froesefamilythroughadicultmewiththeirrecenthomedisaster
Rynnelle Wiebe (l)

and Krystal Easu
are the Eureka!
summer reading
program
coordinators at the
Strathmore Municipal Library.
Photo courtesy of
Carmen Erison
library, bring a sock to make into sock

puppets; and from there they will go
into the kids section and make a video
of the record-breaking statement.
The girls had been looking for something really cool to bring people in to
the library to get them excited about
the summer reading program and the
summer. They were looking at what
kind of world records they could do
with libraries and thats when they
found this one.
Easu is returning this year after helping with last years summer reading
program.
It is a great job, it is such an awe-
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some opportunity to come in and hang

with kids, I love hanging out with kids,
and trying to come up with something
that might inspire them, said Easu.
Wiebe is looking for the experience
that coordinating the program will
provide her with.
Its a really good learning experience and hopefully will be a lot of fun,
Im looking forward to the program
actually starting, said Wiebe.
The summer will be filled with all
sorts of creative activities for the kids.
The theme Eureka! is kind of all
about creativity and discovery and
learning, so we are going to try and do
science experiments and recycling, lots
of crafts, trying to get the kids creative
and do some fun learning so it is not
just the same as school, said Wiebe.
One day will be all about recycling,
taking cardboard boxes, tin cans and
so forth and see what they can make
with them, and how many things that
can be made out of the items.
Wiebe and Easu would like to get
teenagers to come out, but said it is a
little had to reach that demographic.
Were kind of trying to find things
that we ourselves would think is really
cool, and we would want to make it
ourselves, said Wiebe.
There is a $5 fee for the program, for
more information go to http://www.
strathmorelibrary.ca/srp.
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the surround rural area or been a part of the community in any
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Introducing
REMEMBERING OUR ROOTS ~Corrie Van Laar

JOHN GODSMAN
Times Contributor
Corrie was born on a mixed
dairy farm, near Barneveld,
Holland in 1933, the oldest
of a family of six. This farm
was located near the main
road from Amerstoort to
Apeldoorn, and with a mainline railway nearby, it became an important transport
corridor when the German
Army invaded Holland. However, before the anticipated
invasion started, everyone
from around Barneveld was
evacuated to Ermelo. Corries family was moved by
one of their neighbours in his
horse drawn wagon. Her father had already been called
up to serve with the Dutch
Army. But, the invasion never
came, so after five days they
returned home to Barneveld,
where the house was still
standing, but there was no
sign of their livestock which
mother had turned loose before leaving! Throughout the
war, their house was used by
many evacuees, all of whom
had to be fed. Mom baked
bread from grain and flour
obtained from a nearby mill,
in a special home-made oven
made of brick, and heated
by wood (no coal), about 20
loaves at a time. There was
very little meat available, but
they did have lots of fresh
homegrown fruit and vegetables. After the war she
completed her education by
taking a Home Economics
course, specializing in Dress
Design and Dress Making.
Corries husband Bernard
Ben Van Laar, was also
born on a mixed dairy farm
at Ede, Holland in 1929, one
of the youngest of a family of
14. During the war, his family helped members of the
underground to escape, by
hiding them in haystacks, etc
when German Troops came
to the farm. After the war
he attended Agriculture Col-
lege at Nykerk, as he wanted

to become a dairy farmer.
They were married in Holland on Feb.
1, 1951 and
the following year they
sailed from
The Hague
to
Halifax,
landing
at
the
infamous
Pier
21 where so
many immigrants first
landed
on
Canadian
soil.
They
had one son
born in Holland, and three
additional children born in
Canada. They now have 11
grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren, including twin
boys.
When I asked why they
came to Southern Alberta,
Corrie advised there were
other family members already
here. Initially, Ben worked as
a farm labourer for various
owners, then started renting
farms for their own use. Finally, in 1965 they were able to
purchase their own farm, four
miles north of Standard, and
operated it as a mixed farm
until 1974 when they moved
into a bungalow theyd built
in Standard.Their eldest son
Barry and wife Heather took
over the farm, and still operate it to this day.
In 1972, Corrie and Ben
purchased the Tire Shop in
Standard, which they owned
for the next 22 years. Apart
from selling, installing, repairing tires, they also drove
the school bus, and operated
the snow plough. Corrie was
supervisor of the Standard
Campground for 11 years,
which required her to collect
camping fees and clean the
washrooms, etc.
In 1994, Ben retired from
farming and moved to Lambert Village in Strathmore,
was well known for her gardening expertise, and when

her house finally went up For
Sale, the advert was entitled
Gardeners Paradise. Every
year, she had a large productive vegetable garden as well
as abundant flowers.
In the early years, while the
family was growing up, Corrie volunteered with the local
cubs and scouts, helped with
the 4-H Sewing Club, and 4-H
Public Speaking. She also volunteered at WFCSS and the
Crisis Shelter. To this day she
is a member of the Standard
Seniors Club, and since she
moved to Strathmore has become a member of the Strathmore Alliance Church. Canada has been a great place to
live and raise a family.
where he lived until being

diagnosed with cancer. He returned to Standard, where he
and
Corrie
became very
involved in
the activities
of the Standard Seniors
Club, known
as Young at
Heart, and
lived
there
for the rest of
his life. Regretfully, Ben
passed away
from cancer
in 2002.
C o r r i e
stayed
on
in Standard until moving to
Strathmore late last year. She
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Shes So Mean high school

production in Standard
MANNY EVERETT
Times Contributor

Standard Schools high school performance class performed an original play,
Shes So Mean on June 11. The play was
inspired by the movie Mean Girls (Rosalind Wiseman, Tina Fey 2004).
Teacher Ed Yu says, it can be difficult
to find a play that utilizes each students
strengths so we decided to create our
own.
The students began brainstorming
ideas for the play early in March. As
they improvised certain scenarios from
their own experiences, the scenes of the
play emerged. Creating the play from
improvisation and real experiences allowed the students to feel that this story
was about them.
The production circled around the life
of teenagers, bullying and acceptance
amongst their peers through musical
pieces and drama.
Students chose songs that they were
interested in performing and as the
play developed, some songs were added while others were removed because
they no longer fit within the play. Yu
says, I think what makes something
like this successful is that once we cre-
ated something, each student felt some

ownership of it and were proud of it.
For some of the students, it was their
first time performing a musical number.
While not being a musical so to speak,
the music and songs chosen made their
way into being an integral part of the
production. Some of the songs featured
included: Shes So Mean by Matchbox
Twenty, Happy by Pharrell Williams and
Say Something by Great Big World.
The story follows the new girl, Emily
Smith (played by Kelsey Kathol) arriving at school, seemingly innocent until
her new friend, Jenny Allen (played by
Catrin Thomas) convinces her to join
the popular group, the Straws in order
to get revenge. The tension grows as
Emily becomes more popular and less
innocent and in the end must make the
choice of whether popularity is worth
sacrificing friendship.
We hope that more students try drama, says Yu.
As the character Mr. Graderson
(played by Gabriel Love) says, mainly
because if we have this activity, we have
to make sure that there are enough students participating to justify getting out
of regular classes.
Proposal brought to council

to rescind Land Use Bylaw
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

First reading was given, on June 18
by Strathmore Town Council, to the
proposal to rescind the current Land
Use Bylaw (LUB). Normally for first
reading there is no discussion, just the
setting of a public hearing date. Due to
the importance of the issue and its relevance to much of the town, Pat Maloney, a contract planner with the town,
spoke briefly about the proposal.
What were looking at doing is developing a brand new Land Use Bylaw
so that it will be 100 per cent, rescind
the previous, adopt the new, said Maloney.
It has had internal circulation, and
there have been several meetings with
the planning department about the new
proposed LUB. Betty Ann Fountain has
kept notes over the years of things she
would like to see changed, or that administration has had trouble interpreting or that have been missing. Maloney
said they tried to incorporate a couple
of those and some new things into the
LUB.
The licensed medical marijuana facilities is in here. It is something that
just about every municipality is putting
in their bylaw. Its to identify where
a licensed medical marijuana facility
would be located, because by not addressing it, it actually leaves it more
open to challenge then by specifically
identifying where it can be, said Maloney.

This also includes secondary suites
which has been a topic for discussion
in the town. We did include secondary suites as an opportunity in the Municipal Development Plan, this outlines
definitions, regulations and where they
would be located.
The new land use map also addresses
a lot of the technical amendments that
have been noted as needing an update.
After first reading, Maloney said the
plan is to circulate the plan specifically
to the developers and builders in town,
to the regular agencies, and will hold
off on public consultation until September.
What they would like to do is a workshop consultative session where people
can maybe go from table to table and
find out how they could go about building a duplex or a commercial development, for example, would work with
the plan. Going to push the consultative
work in September and may partner it
with bringing forward the downtown
revitalization strategy, so there could
be two purposes for the consultation.
The Land Use Bylaw is where things
begin to directly affect residents. It is
when talk starts about fences, neighbours, proximity to services and other
things that will have a direct impact on
residents.
First Reading was given and a public
hearing date was set for Sept. 17.
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the month of June. Kids
submitted drawings, sang
songs, performed karate,
calf roping, pie eating contest and on June 13 the
Grade 6 class performed
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their goodbye as they prepare for Grade 7 in September.
Standard Schools athletic and academic awards night on June 19. All the awards for students
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Little learners
Trinity Christian Academy held their pre-K orientation on Wednesday, June 18. Mrs. Hunter
(centre) introduced the eager students to the reading corner. Ben Screpnek (l-r) Corbin Miller,
Clark Permann, Mrs. Hunter, Jairus Recto, Alexis Langille, Cyannah Nacino and Karmyn Phillips.
Junior High
Students
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students
Strathmore High School
held its annual awards
night where students
were recognized for various
accomplishments
throughout the school year
on June 10. Top photo:
Colton Zarowny (l-r), Cameron Crosby and Colin
Anderson selected for the
Claude Gauvin Scholarship Foundation. Left
photo: Student of the Year
Mariah Wilson with principal Mr. Reagan.
There was standing room

only at the Crowther Memorial Junior High School
gymnasium on Monday
as students were recognized for both athletic and
academic achievements
for Grade 7 through 9.
Grade 9 student Mackenzie Bain (centre) received
Manny Male Athlete of the Year
Everett from Mr. Laslo (r) and Mr.
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Summer with the Youth Club

SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

Finding something to do with your
child during the summer is easier than
ever, thanks to all of the summer camps
being offered in and around Strathmore.
The Youth Club of Strathmore begins
their summer camps on June 30. Registration will take place throughout the
summer, and will depend on if there is
space available.
The camps begin with Whos Your
Hero, June 30 to July 4.
Whos Your Hero is kind of a run on
the superhero idea in that its going to
be superheroes as well as real life heroes, said Shannon Zieman, program
director for the Youth Club.
The fire department will have members coming in, as well as the armed
forces reserves and other local heroes.
The week will also incorporate the kids
ideas on superheroes.
Week two, Prehistoria, July 7-11, is
about prehistoric times. A couple of
different field trip ideas are being discussed.
Circus Circus is week three, July 1418.
We actually have a circus troupe
coming in on the Thursday that will
teach some different skills right from
stilt walking to tight ropes and juggling
and clowning, said Zieman.
Week four July 21-25 is Waterworks,
and will be about anything and everything to do with water. The field trip for
that week will either be to the Airdrie
Genesis Place or to the Bassano outdoor
pool, and will be weather dependent.
Wild, Wild West week, July 28 to Aug.
1, takes place in conjunction with the
rodeo in town, and that week the kids
dont go on a field trip, but attend the
rodeo.
Aug. 5-6 is Culture Crazy.
Our whole intent behind that is to
introduce the kids to different cultures,
so it is not just specific to aboriginal
culture. We have a couple of different
ideas of different cultures were going
to bring in to do activities and dances,
said Zieman.
Part of the week will also include having the kids identify their own cultural
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background and taking part in activities

around that as well.
Aug. 11-17 is Survivor week. There
will be different challenges and survivor
quests set up, but the field trip has not
yet been determined.
Lastly, week eight is Spirit Week,
which is when the kids and coordinators get to go through the last seven
weeks, pick out the popular stuff and
redo it.
It is just kind of a celebration week
being as it is the last week of camp,
said Zieman.
The basic idea behind each week is
that on Mondays, weather permitting,
there will be a trip to the waterpark in
the afternoon. Tuesdays will be things
at the club in the morning and Jumphouse in the afternoon. Wednesday afternoon is a trip to the Aquatic Centre,
Thursday is field trip day and Fridays
are community service days, where the
kids will do a community service project of some sort.
New this year, is the summer camps
are also going to be offered in Rockyford and Carseland. The camps will be
the same as the ones running in town,
and the groups will come together for a
couple of events.
Summer camps in Rockyford and
Carseland will alternate weeks, starting
with Carseland June 30 to July 4. Weeks
six and seven will be back-to-back in
Rockyford, and the final week will wrap
up in Carseland.
Zieman said the club would also like
to offer Youth Excursions for kids in
Grade 7 and up. It would be a once a
week trip to go hiking, or to Calaway
Park. Youth Excursions can only happen if there is interest in it, and Zieman
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Students at Wheatland Elementary

School took part in Active Living Day
on June 13. As usual there were a
variety of fitness stations set up from
floor hockey, lacrosse, baseball, boxing and more. There was also watermelon slices for the kids as a sweet
cool treat in between stations. Left
photo: Tyler Worthington running
through the obstacle course. Right
photo: Aiden Wood practicing his
swing.
Shannon LeClair Photos
Hussar receives community

enhancement cheque from Fortis
FortisAlberta Stakeholder Relations Manager, Allison Beaudry presented a

cheque for $3,000 to the Hussar council. The Village of Hussar will use their
Community Naturalization grant to build a pathway around the campground
and parts of Dead Horse lake. The rock and shale pathway will include
benches and a bottle and can recycling station within the campground.
Residents will be able to use the path to walk, run, cycle or bird watch.
Corey Fisher (l-r, Deputy Mayor), Jennifer Pratt, Allison Beaudry, Tim Frank
(Mayor of Hussar) and Tim Muir (Councillor).
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Christina Muldoons
final student play
Where the Magic
Ends will be at Rosebuds
Akokinikway
Gallery June 27-29.
Photo courtesy of
Christina Muldoon
Finding the magic:

theatre student writes and
performs graduating project
LAUREEN F. GUENTHER
Times Contributor

Chrissie Muldoon, fourth-year student at Rosebud School
of the Arts (RSA), presents the play Where the Magic Ends
from June 27-29.
Muldoon is playwright, producer and actor, for this is her
Final Project, the culmination of her studies at RSA. Paul Muir,
resident actor of Rosebud Theatre, is the only other member
of the cast.
Where the Magic Ends is about a writer whos creatively
blocked, Muldoon explains. That block has taken a toll on his
writing, his marriage, his whole life. However, he can physically see his creative genius, and he talks to the creative genius about his problem, =so together, they can figure out why
hes blocked.
Like her character, Muldoon says, shes also faced depression and anxiety. But shes written four previous plays, and
has discovered that shes happier when shes writing. As she
wrote Where the Magic Ends, guiding her character out of
his depression, she learned new ways to overcome her own
challenges.
I was very sure to put humour and tenderness in (the
play), because I feel like thats the way we have to take the
hard things in our life, she says. We have to take them with
as much humour and heart as we can muster.
The actual producing of (Where the Magic Ends) has been
a joy and a huge challenge, Muldoon says. Through her studies, she feels she has developed all the skills she needed.
Rosebud instructors really do prepare us for a career, she
says. All in all, this project really has been a joy.
Its all coming together to tell this specific story that Ive
chosen to tell, that I want to tell, and that I feel is an important story to tell.
Where the Magic Ends will be shown in Rosebuds Akokiniskway Gallery on June 27 at 5 p.m., June 28 at 5 p.m., and
on June 29 at 2 p.m. and 9 p.m.
It includes strong language and mature content. Get tickets
at 403-677-2015 or by e-mailing soapbox.office@gmail.com.
$10 in advance; $12 at the door.
I hope (everyone) comes out to see the show and I hope
they like it, Muldoon says. Dont be afraid to come talk to
me at the end of the show.
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for the volunteers on
June 23. There was
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everyone. Bridging the
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Field Stone
brings home
more hardware
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

Field Stone Fruit Wines has once
again brought home the hardware with
their delectable wines. This year nine
medals have made their way into the
collection, making it the best showing
for the nine-year-old winery.
On May 29 the results came in from
the North West Wine Summit. Field
Stone was given the bronze medal for
the Saskatoon dessert wine, and silver
for the bumble berry fruit wine, raspberry fruit wine, strawberry dessert
wine and the wild black cherry dessert
wine.
They also took home two gold medals for the strawberry-rhubarb and the
raspberry dessert wine.
Were thrilled. This is the first time
we have won more than two golds in a
single year. Its been quite the journey,
said Elaine Gill, co-founder of Field
Stone in a press release.
It is very gratifying, it is an extremely tricky process to get the right combination between your fruit being different every year and having to balance
these fruits together and come out with
a wine that is that good three times in a
year is very satisfying, said Marvin Gill,
who also co-founded Field Stone.
The third gold medal was won at
the All Canadian Wine Championships
where the black cherry dessert wine
took gold, and the strawberry dessert
wine took bronze.
This year Field Stone also received
three more recognitions from the Summit, the Superlative Award for best of
region for the strawberry-rhubarb wine,
Winery of Distinction Award for being
one of only 16 wineries to win two or
more gold medals, and the Crystal Rose
Award for best non-grape wine in the
competition, again for the strawberryrhubarb wine.
Marvin has been contemplating the
cause of the success for the winery this
year. He thinks it may be because he
sang to the wine as he was making it.
He is an opera singer with 30 years of
training and while he was working on
the wine he was thinking about frequencies.
WESTERN
ART
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July 10, 2014 at 5 p.m.
Field Stone Winery brought home nine medals

this year, along with three additional awards of
special distinction.
Photo courtesy of Dan MacKenzie
I was just thinking about how everything has a frequency, the wine has a
frequency, the singing has a frequency,
and I was thinking well why dont I
try to infuse my voice into the wine by
singing and letting the frequency run
into the wine, and so thats what I did,
said Marvin.
Other than that, everything else in
the wine production this year was basically the same as it has been in the past.
In 2012 a hailstorm destroyed many
of the crops, but that didnt deter the
Gills who still kept making top quality fruit wine to the best of their ability.
The plants are coming back, and things
are looking better now, almost back to
normal.
In the past nine years Field Stone has
come home with close to 50 medals,
and they have always entered the same
two wine competitions. This year they
also entered the Alberta Food Awards
and took top place in the best value
added product using fruit also for the
strawberry-rhubarb wine.
On Field Stones Facebook page there
are recipes for cocktails, sangrias and
even sauces using the wines.
I think people over the summer are
looking for something a little bit more
light for their parties and time on the
patio, they dont always want to be
drinking a heavy drink, said Marvin.
Sangrias are a good alternative to
that, they can be sparkling, more juicy,
more fruity, however you want to make
them, They can be a nice alternative to
drinking a cooler or a beer or something like that.
Field Stone wines can be purchased
at Co-op and Crowfoot liquor stores,
and at the winery.
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SPORTS
Swimmers
making
their way down the
lanes during the TriSmore on June 21.
A group of cyclists
make their way to the
finish line. Young runners start their quest
to finish.
Rodeo action!
The Blackfoot Rodeo and Ag Society held
its 50th Anniversary Rodeo at the Strathmore Ag Grounds on June 21 and 22. A
total of 249 entrants from Alberta, BC,
Saskatchewan and Montana tested their
skills in typical rodeo events such as roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing, bull riding and more. This event is usually held at
the Siksika Nation rodeo grounds but being
the 50th Anniversary, organizers wanted to
stage a larger event which required a larger
venue. They also needed a facility with a
racetrack for their Indian Relay event. The
Indian relay is quite popular in the US but
new to this particular rodeo. This rodeo is
sanctioned by the Indian Rodeo Cowboy
Association (IRCA) and is a qualifying event
for the regional finals. The top two regional
finalists move on to the IRCA finals in Las
Vegas in November.
Doug Taylor Photos
STRATHMORE WHEATLAND KINGS JUNIOR HOCKEY 1ST ANNUAL
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August 22, 2014
Speargrass Golf Course

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Justin Seward Photos
Tri-Smore a success!
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter
The fourth annual Tri-Smore triathlon wrapped up
this past weekend and it was another successful event
considering the cooler temperatures.
It went well as we could have hope for it to have
gone. The only thing that we could have improved is
the weather, said Nikola Johnson, one of the organizers
for the event.
Considering the weather, the triathlon attracted 407 of
a 443 that were registered, but the youth participation
increased.
The one thing that stood out for me this year is the
younger participants that we had in the 18 and under
category was around 250, said Johnson.
The younger contestants that are competing are progressing up into the longer races.
Our little guys who are starting in the two bites are
moving up into the quarters and halves, and our goal
is to provide fun opportunities for families and youth,
said Johnson.
There will be special new additions to the race for
the fifth annual race next year with the possibility of
expanding to Olympic tracks.
There is rumors that we might add a mega-smore,
the Olympic distance twice, as long as the full smore,
said Johnson.
The route will be in the works this fall for the special
anniversary 2015 event.
Cost: $125.00/player
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or for more information.
Space is limited to a maximum of 144 golfers.
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Standard celebrates
Standard held their annual Sports Days June 20-21. Despite the rainy
weather many families came out to enjoy the festivities, which included a
pancake breakfast, parade, kids carnival, apetting zoo, sandcastle contest, cookie eating contests, BBQ and of course a ball tournament, just to
name a few of the fun events.
Wendi Tashlikowich and Christine DesRoche Photos
3 on 3 fun
Strathmore Ringette is running a 3 on 3 program for the second year in a row. The younger
division girls, U14 (first year and under) played their first round of games on Tuesday, June 17
at 5 p.m. in the Strathmore arena.
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On June 20 golfers gathered on the Strathmore Golf Course for the eigth annual Emergency Services Golf Tournament. There
were 113 golfers who came out for the day, and the event raised approximately $19,000. Left photo: The Global Training team
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July 18-20, 2014

Life in Carseland - The Timmermans Family
Hockey continues
Snakebitten
Over 30 players showed up as the returning Strathmore Wheatland

Kings hosted the first of four Junior Shinny matches at the Family Centre on June 18.
Players from the Rage and Strathmore Venom

Female Midget Lacrosee teams battle it out at the
Family Centre on June 18.
Doug Taylor Photos
Chinook Credit Union golfs for charity

JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

The Chinook Credit Union is getting set to host
their annual golf tournament on July 4 at the
Strathmore Golf Course.
Strathmore Branch representative Trish Romanchuk was able to give her thoughts on what to
look for at the tournament and what is new this
year.
The charity golf tournament is for the SPEC Association out of Brooks this year, said Romanchuk.
The SPEC Association for Children & Families is
a group in Brooks that started out as a small group
and became a resource for child and family support.
They went from this super-tiny $6,000 a year
organization to $200,000 to run the one program,
said Romanchuk.
Another foundation that the golf tournament
supports is the Kids Club.
The Kids Club provides after school care for 60

kids per day and basically without that they would
not have a place to go, said Romanchuk.
The previous three years of the tournament, the
foundation that was sustained was AIMS. This year
the Chinook Credit Union opened up to all communities.
There have been a few new additions to the tournament this year, and some that are more appealing for new people to participate in.
We have added in a silent auction and had some
really great donations with paintings, Reba McIntire tickets, stuff that did not really fit as a door
prize, said Romanchuk.
For special event, there will be some notables
taking part in the tournament.
Honorable Jason Hale who represents the
Brooks to Strathmore area - which will be perfect
for him - and a lot of our vendors we use here at
Chinook, are going to be here to support that day,
said Romanchuk.
John and Donna Timmermans along with their three girls, Brenda, Laura and Karen moved to the WID
place outside of Carseland in 1970 and then Leroy came along in 1971. John achieved his dream of having a
farm while also working as a Ditch Rider for the Western Irrigation District and stayed in Carseland until
the spring of 1980.
While in Carseland they raised cattle, pigs, chickens, turkeys, milk cows, a couple of horses, a dog and
plenty of cats.
Milking in the morning was done by John and in the evenings the whole family helped in the barn. The
children all learned to milk alongside Donna and John. It took some practice but once their little hands
could squeeze the teats and get the milk into the pail while balancing on a one legged stool they were good
to go. You knew you were an experienced milker once you could squirt the cats as they walked by. John
always so much faster, had 2 cows milked to every one of the rest of his helpers. The foam from the milk was
scooped off and fed to the cats. At one time there were 19 of them lined up at the milk bowl. When they were
underfoot they learned to fly or move very quickly up the ladder to the loft.
The first cream separator had a hand crank and it did not take John long before he had it rigged up to a
little motor to make things go much quicker. Donna would have clean ice cream pails lined up ready to be
filled with fresh cream while the milk went into a separate pail below.
Excess milk and cream was shipped out in cans and picked up by Foothills Creamery every couple of
weeks. You never tasted such rich cream and delicious milk. Enough cream was kept in order for the butter
to be churned on Saturday mornings. Everyone had to take a turn at the crank while watching the cream
turn into butter (my mouth still waters for that taste). Once it was just the right consistency a little yellow
colouring was added and then put into a wooden mold and pressed until all the milk squished out of the
sides. The butter milk was kept for later baking. Laura recalls drinking a big glass by mistake and promptly
spitting it into the sink while Donna laughed and laughed.
Raising and butchering chickens and turkeys was an event that required many helping hands. Each of
the kids, Brenda, Laura, Karen and Leroy had a job. While John caught the birds and put them in a gunny
sack, Donna was busy preparing tables and spreading newspapers awaiting the plucking and cleaning.
Once Leroy was old enough his job was to hold the birds head steady while John chopped it off with an axe.
Then the headless bird was strung up by the legs and hung on a nail on the fence to bleed out. On occasion,
usually when one of the girls was supposed to lift the bird up, the bird would slip out of the string and flop
around in the dirt which did not please John. Next step was to drench the bird into a pot of boiling water
that was sitting on the coleman stove. To this day I still smell wet chicken each time someone fires up their
propane camp stove.
During the summers, John and Donna could be found baling hay. Donna and her four little ones would
help to throw bales up the elevator while John stacked them in the loft of the barn. Everyone was proud of
the muscles that were developed from all this hard work.
Everything the Timmermans family did was done as a family, from working on the farm to going to church
and to attending many community functions.
Once the children were all in school and John was working, Donna decided she needed something else
to do. While participating in the curling league an opportunity arose at the Carseland Curling Rink to run
the kitchen counter. Together with Yvonne Hellevang they filled the position and became a wonderful team.
Many people remember the delicious cream pies, freshly baked butterhorns and cinnamon buns smothered
with butter icing, mouth-watering soups and grilled burgers that came out of that kitchen. I can see Eldon
Bonitz dumping ketchup in his soup and being mortified that he didnt even taste his soup before adding
it. Ralph MacKenzie was a regular sitting on the stool waiting for his generous helping of pie with extra
whipped cream.
John was a member of the Carseland Lions Club, while Donna was a member of the Carseland Public
Benefit Club. There were many events to attend throughout the year. The biggest was the annual Lions Club
BBQ. The men would take turns running the bar and checking on the bbq. Lots of food was consumed and
maybe a little alcohol too.
The PB club cooked and served many meals and washed a ton of dishes. It was great to see all the
ladies working so hard to make every dinner they hosted better than the last. Washing dishes by hand and
going through stacks of flour sack dish towels until all the dishes were dried and put away. The ladies would
talk and laugh and share stories that were not always intended for the little curious ears of the children that
were towed along to help. The family dances were well attended and everyone could put to use their newly
acquired dance lessons to use. Swaying to the music of the Meadows family and watching Gerald Vander
Velde play on occasion as well.
Adult Education Courses were offered in Carseland and Donna and John took many of them along with
other members of the community. The one I remember the best was the meat cutting course. We would
gather at the garage of Tim Cote or Curt Hvinglby and the men would bring out their big knives and cut the
beef into steaks and roasts. Wives and children would string the roasts wrap everything neatly in brown
waxed paper and label the packages with a big black felt pen.
Donna also took every other course available, from hair cutting to sewing blue jeans and down filled
vests. 40 years John is still wearing the blue jean jacket and sits contently as Donna trims his hair.
1980 brought a close to our time in Carseland as we moved to Indus. In 10 short years we made many
friends and enjoyed many good times at the old W.I.D. place. The house has since been torn down but the
barn and the garage are still standing.
What great memories and not matter how long we are gone from Carseland it will always be home.
Submitted by Laura Timmermans

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MEMORIAMS
In Loving Memory of Greg Laycock

May 2, 1950 - June 29, 2012
Batter up!
Fun in the sun

Lucky catch
A young lady trying her luck to catch a fish
during the annual Rob Rebeyka Memorial
Fishing Derby on June 21.
Justin Seward Photo
The students from Brentwood school spent

a fun day outside competing in various events
from running long jump, obstacle courses and
a variety of relay races on June 11. Grades 3-6
spent their fun time in the morning and the junior
students from Kindergarten to Grade 2 in the afternoon.
The Standard Red Sox

played the Strathmore
Reds on June 9. The Red
Sox won the game 1510. Top: Jacob Heinzelmeir from the Strathmore
Reds getting a ball with
Shannon Wheeler as
back catcher for the Sox.
Middle:Pitcher for Standard Red Sox Houston
Burrell. Bottom: Layne
DesRoche from the Standard Red Sox running for
1st base.
Manny Everett Photo
Manny Everett Photos
Students shine
in athletics
A total of 62 awards were
handed out to students
who excelled in the athletic department at Holy
Cross Collegiate. Whether
they excelled at the sport,
sportsmanship or determination, all played an
important part in team
success. Mr. Perrizolo
stressed the code that the
athletes abided by for the
year. The Junior and Senior High students who
received athletic awards
at Holy Cross proudly
display their trophies and
medals.
In Our Hearts
We thought of you with love today.
But that is nothing new.
We thought about you yesterday.
And days before that too.
We think of you in silence.
We often speak your name.
Now all we have is memories.
And your picture in a frame.
Your memory is our keepsake.
With which well never part.
God has you in his keeping.
We have you in our heart...
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Always in our hearts, we miss you so much.
Gloria, Christina, Jon, Kennedy, Taylor,
Matthew, Cole, Keith Jr.
THANK YOUS
Thank You!
We would like to send a HUGE hug and Thank You to
everyone who was able to come out to support
Kris at her To Russia with Love Hope and Hearts
event on June 13th at Cheadle Hall.
It was such an amazing night of fun, food and
music with great family and friends.
We are humbled by the kindness of this community.
The donations of time, services, food, auction items and
money were extremely generous and so appreciated.
We feel so blessed to live here, and for all of your
prayers, love and support, our family is truly grateful.
Love, The Hinz family
Kris, Darren, Cassidy and Camryn
Manny Everett Photo
WERE
ALL
EARS
The Calgary Rollerhawks U10 in-line

hockey team, consisting of Strathmore and
Chestermere players,
defended their provincial championship this
past weekend in Red
Deer.
Photo courtesy of
Blair Wilson
Hawks soar to provincial championship!

STEVE STOVKA
Strathmore Rollerhawks

It was an exciting weekend of roller hockey this past weekend as Red Deer hosted the 2014 Alberta Minor Roller Hockey Provincials. The Calgary Roller Hockey League was represented in the U-10 competitive division by the Rollerhawks,
a team made up of Strathmore and Chestermere area boys.
This was the second year at provincials for the boys and
they defended last years championship by once again taking
home the gold medal! It was a hard fought battle from start
to finish with all the elite teams trying to knock off the defending champs, but in the end the Rollerhawks prevailed to
bring home the Gold!
On the way to the title the Rollerhawks lost game one 7-4
to the Northern Alberta Bulls, which is an elite AAA team specifically chosen to defeat the Rollerhawks. Game 2 saw the
Rollerhawks rebound with a close 6-5 win over Red Deer 2,
then in the third game the Rollerhawks defeated Red Deer 1
by a score of 7-4. That placed them second in their pool with
a game against Red Deer 2 in the semis in which the Hawks
found their wheels and defeated Red Deer 14-1.
That produced a game that everyone wanted to see as the
Rollerhawks were up against the Northern Alberta Bulls for
the championship. It was a back and forth game but eventually the boys held it together for a 6-5 championship win.
The team consists of Grady Stovka, Liam Wilson, Alex Pagenkopf, Adam Kirkpatrick, Philip Raycroft, Jayse Pollock,
Will Haynes, Kegan Law, Tegan Skehar, and goalie Rhett
Harten.
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STRATHMORE MINOR
SOCCER FEDERATION
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Remembering our Roots
Strathmore High School was proud to award

$27,500 to various students at our awards ceremony
on June 10. Awards were for, academics,
citizenship, sports, arts, community involvement,
and trade skills.
Thank you to our donators:
Bruce Farms
Prairie Merchant Corp
Gauvin Foundation
Strathmore Lions Club
Strathmore Rural Firefighters
Don and Brenda Haase
Strathmore Sobeys
Stella Jones
Strathmore Vision Clinic
Risdon Family
Platinum Photography
Jostens
Alberta Teachers Association Local 20
Strathmore Times
M & M Meat Shops
Merit Contractors
Getz and Associates
Lynn Woods Law Office
Jarvis Law Office
Strathmore Standard
Town of Strathmore
Strathmore Music Parent Association
NOTICES
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WITH US. Business planning,
training and advisory services available. Flexible and affordable loans. Call CF Wild
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for more information.
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book. Need a deposit of 50% or $20 along with your
name and telephone number(no address).
On reaching pre-orders of 25 books (minimum)
will order another printing. On receipt of books,
will contact you and arrange delivery.
Pre-order sign up sheets are displayed at the
Strathmore Times Office, Rockys Bakery,
Town of Strathmore Office and Pro-Water outlet.
Cost $40 per copy
Wheatland County
Food Bank
URGENTLY REQUIRES
NOTICES
Youre Invited to
Stacey Holms
Bridal Shower
Please join us for summer drinks and snacks

as we celebrate with Stacey.
June 28 2-4 pm
833 Bayview Cres (Weather permitting)

or Strathmore Library, 85 Lakeside Blvd.
(Weather not permitting)
Hosts: Jackie Shawcross & Chrissy Millington
RSVP 403-973-3611
Sunday, July 6 1-4 pm

Crowfoot Community Hall
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Please bring your own chair,

refreshments & lunch will be served.
Come Celebrate Moms Life with
Family & Friends
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Design Projects.
Seniors Day
Laurie Hunter B.I.D.
Calgary Stampede
Tuesday, July 8
Bus leaves
Strathmore 9 am
Leaves Stampede
Grounds 5 pm
Bus: 403.921.5081
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COMING EVENTS
Playfair Seniors Lodge
Volunteer
Screeners
OPEN HOUSE
TRAINING WILL BE
PROVIDED
$20 per person

to be paid in advance.
315 7 Street, Bassano, AB
For further information please call

Claudette 403-934-2760
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PUBLIC NOTICE
WATER ACT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
Siksika Nation
Notice is given that the Siksika Nation has filed an
application under the provisions of the Water Act for
debris removal, bank armouring, and outfall repair
located at NW-4-22-23-W4, W-20-21-21-W4, NW9-21-21-W4.
Any person who is directly affected by the application may submit a Statement of Concern to:
Environment and Sustainable Resource Department
Regulatory Approvals Centre
Main Floor, Oxbridge Place
9820- 106 Street
Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2J6
Telephone: 780-427-6311
Fax: 780-422-0154
Within seven (7) days of the providing of this notice.
Please quote file number 00335876
Further information regarding this project can be
obtained from:
Siksika Nation Public Works
Box 1069
Siksika, Alberta
Office 403-734-4388
Statements filed regarding this application are public
records which are accessible by the public. Statements should explain why the filer is directly affected and provide the full printed name, phone number
and/or email address, postal address and legal land
location of the filer.
Failure to file a Statement of Concern may affect the
right to file a Notice of Appeal with Enviromental Appeals Board.
Call Vivian Nicholls
403-934-5469
JUNE 27 1:30 - 4 PM
Come Tour our Facility!
Enjoy a coffee and pie!
Immediate accomodation for
independent senior citizens.
For inquiries please call
Pat, Playfair Lodge Manager
403-641-3000
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Celebration of Life
Block Party & Fundraiser
STRATHMORE AG SOCIETY
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Passion Play returns to
Drumheller, presenting the
greatest story ever told. The
story of the birth, life, death,
and resurrection of Jesus
Christ in a stunning natural
amphitheater. Performances:
July 11 - 27. Tickets & info:
www.canadianpassionplay.
com. 1-888-823-2001. Discount Code 15% off: Alberta14. Exp. July 10.
3 PM 6:30 PM
Come to the Market & Check out

New & Returning Vendors.
The Market is also accepting
new Vendors who Bake,
Make or Produce Products.
Sunday, June 29 2 - 6 pm
Strathmore Hotel (Green Bar),
135 3rd Ave.
403-934-3155
Every F riday
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HAYING
Custom Hay
Cutting, Baling
and Hauling.
Will Crop
share.
GARAGE SALES
Moving Sale Saturday June
28. EVERYTHING must go,
please make an offer. Pool
Table, sofa and chair, small
writing desk, chairs, kitchen
tables and chairs, chests,
furniture, misc. items. 141
Westlake Bay 9:00 am.
GARAGE SALES
LIVESTOCK
Friday and Saturday
FOR SALE. Simmeron Simmentals, fullblood full Fleckvieh yearling bulls, polled
and horned, A.I. bloodlines,
very quiet, muscled. Website:
simmeronranch.ca. Martin
780-913-7963.
Annual Condos
PARKLANE PLACE (Across

from Hi Ho Texaco) on Parklane Drive
June 27 & 28
10 am - 4 pm
Van Bavel Joint Venture

Custom or Crop Share
Custom Haying
Round Bale Hauling
2 John Deere
Disc Bines
4 John Deere Balers
HEATED CANOLA buying

Green, Heated or Springthrashed Canola. Buying:
oats, barley, wheat & peas
for feed. Buying damaged
or offgrade grain. On Farm
Pickup Westcan Feed &
Grain, 1-877-250-5252.
Call Doug
(403) 934-7610
or Glen
(403) 934-8234
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WE DO
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Customizable and secure. From storage to workspace.
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FOR SALE: Oak dining room
Suite Hutch, China Cabinet, Lg Table with leaf and 8
chairs. Call 403-934-4830.
METAL ROOFING & SIDING.
Very competitive prices!
Largest colour selection in
Western Canada. Available at
over 25 Alberta Distribution
Locations. 40 Year Warranty.
Call 1-888-263-8254.
SAWMILLS
from
only
$4,397. Make money & save
money with your own bandmill. Cut lumber any dimension. In stock ready to ship.
Free info & dvd: www.NorwoodSawmills.com/400OT.
1-800-566-6899 ext. 400OT.
STEEL BUILDINGS/METAL
BUILDINGS 60% off! 20x28,
30x40, 40x62, 45x90,
50x120, 60x150, 80x100,
sell for balance owed! Call
1-800-457-2206;
www.
crownsteelbuildings.ca.
DISCONNECTED
PHONE?
Phone Factory Home Phone
Service. No one refused!
Low monthly rate! Calling features and unlimited
long distance available. Call
Phone Factory today! 1-877336-2274; www.phonefactory.ca.
MISC
DROWNING IN DEBT? Cut
debts more than 60% & debt
free in half the time! Avoid
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com or toll free 1-877-5563500. BBB rated A+.
CHURCHILL BELUGA WHALE
Tour. Experience Canadas
north, its wildlife and fur
trade history on this Hudson Bay weekend. Departs
Calgary on Aug. 2. 1-866460-1415; www.classiccanadiantours.com.
LICENSED
HAIRSTYLIST
needed at Rodeo Alley Hair
Salon, downtown Strathmore P.T. Wed/Sat, must be
knowledgeable, confident,
honest and able to work unsupervised. Please call Marlene (403) 934-3442.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT
THE TODDLE INN DAY CARE.
Child Care Worker or Supervisor preferred. Criminal record check and first aid are
required. Drop off resume
at 309 2nd Ave. or email to
toddlein@telus.net. Benefits
after three months.
DATING SERVICE. Longterm/short-term

relationships. Free to try! 1-877297-9883. Live intimate
conversation, Call #7878 or
1-888-534-6984. Live adult
1on1 Call 1-866-311-9640
or #5015. Meet local single
ladies.
1-877-804-5381.
(18+).
CRIMINAL RECORD? Think:

Canadian pardon. U.S. travel
waiver. (24 hour record
check). Divorce? Simple.
Fast. Inexpensive. Debt recovery? Alberta collection
to $25,000. Calgary 403228-1300/1-800-347-2540;
www.accesslegalresearch.
com.
GET BACK on track! Bad
credit? Bills? Unemployed?
Need money? We lend! If you
own your own home - you
qualify. Pioneer Acceptance
Corp. Member BBB. 1-877987-1420; www.pioneerwest.com.
HELP WANTED
FULL-TIME SALES COUNTER
AND RECEPTIONIST DUTIES.
Apply within with resume to
Bob at Fountain Tire.
BEAUTIFUL SPRUCE TREES.

4 - 6 ft., $35 each. Machine
planting; $10/tree (includes
bark mulch and fertilizer). 20
tree minimum order. Delivery
fee: $75 - $125/order. Quality guaranteed. 403-8200961.
EVERY WATER WELL on earth
should have the patented
Kontinuous Shok Chlorinator from Big Iron Drilling!
Why? Save thousands of
lives every year. www.1800bigiron.com.
Phone
1-800-BIG-IRON.
Steel containers from 8' to 53'.

20' & 40' skids with optional 4' landings
available. Mount with twist locks.
Black, 18ft Installation Available

Call (403) 616-3570
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CANADA BENEFIT GROUP. Do

you or someone you know
suffer from a disability? Get
up to $40,000 from the Canadian Government. Toll free
1-888-511-2250 or www.
canadabenefit.ca.
BOND INDUSTRIAL SEA Containers. Selling new, used

and modified sea containers for storage. Guaranteed
wind, water and rodent
proof. Delivery available.
Ask about modifications eg.
Doors, windows, insulation,
new paint, power, etc. Modify your container for your
specific needs. Call Bond
Industrial at 306-373-2236.
Email: joe@bondind.com or
visit our website at www.
bondind.com.
Galvanized Steel Gate
780 440 4037 | SEACAN.COM
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
Customizable and secure. From storage to workspace.
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HELP WANTED
DO YOU NEED to borrow

money - Now? If you own a
home or real estate, Alpine
Credits will lend you money
- Its that simple. 1-877486-2161.
FEED AND SEED

FEED BARLEY. Paskal Cattle
Company in Picture Butte
area is looking for Feed Barley. Put more $ in your pocket. Sell direct to us. Please
call Main Office for details.
403-732-5641.
MISC
TOP REAL PSYCHICS Live.

Accurate readings 24/7. Call
now 1-877-342-3036; Mobile dial: # 4486; http://www.
truepsychics.ca.
ANGUS BULLS. Large selection of quality 2 year olds and

yearlings. Performance info
available. Fully guaranteed.
LLB Angus, 403-742-4226.
Call 403-934-5115
Steel containers from 8' - 53'.

20' & 40' skids with optional 4' landings
available. Mount with twist locks.
GARAGE SALES
$1,995
CLASSIFIEDS
HEALTH CREW, Pen Checkers. Immediate permanent,

full-time positions available.
Wages are negotiable and
will commensurate according to qualifications and experience. Lakeside offers an
excellent benefit package.
Will train the right candidate. Fax resume to: Duke
Joy - JBS Lakeside Feeders
403-362-8231. No telephone inquiries.
SEEKING A CAREER in the
Community
Newspaper
business? Post your resume
for FREE right where the
publishers are looking. Visit:
awna.com/for-job-seekers.
FOURLANE FORD SALES in
Innisfail, Alberta is looking for
a Diesel Technician. Signing
bonus and up to $45./hour
depending on experience.
Email: sdavis@fourlaneford.
com. Phone 403-227-3311.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for a
Journeyman Heavy Equipment Technician (Mechanic)
with truck experience and
also a trailer mechanic. Fax
or email resume and references to: Calnash Trucking,
Lac La Biche, 1-780-6234051; calnash@telusplanet.
net.
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION
is an in-demand career in
Canada! Employers have
work-at-home
positions
available. Get the online
training you need from an
employer-trusted program.
Visit: CareerStep.ca/MT or
1-888-528-0809 to start
training for your work-athome career today!
CHICKEN FARM IN NEED OF

LABORERS to catch chickens on a scheduled 4 nights
a week (more information
available on schedule) Call
Jonathan @ (403) 6690713.
MUST BE ABLE TO RUN
FARM EQUIPMENT and
have a valid drivers license.
Please phone Doug at 403934-7610 for more information.
Strathmore Travelodge requires FULL TIME HOUSEKEEPERS. $14.00/hr. Duties
include but not limited to:
dusting, vacuuming, mopping, strip and make beds,
clean washrooms, clean
windows and mirrors, stock
cart. Please email resumes
to: info@travelodgestrathmore.com or in person at
the front desk, 350 Ridge Rd,
Strathmore or via fax (403)901-0016.
PART TIME RETAIL SALES
HELP WANTED. Must be 18.
Saturday and Sundays 104pm and Mondays 4-8pm.
Drop resume off at Strathmore Florist.
WANTED,
CARPENTERS,
PAINTERS, HANDYMAN - 2
acreages to take care of,
lots to do, within 1/2 mile
of Langdon. The more you
know how to do odd jobs
the better. Mature person
or couple is best. Could be
full time work for the right
person. Call 403.294.0275
anytime, 7 days a week.
RESIDENT
MANAGER
WANTED - Now hiring on
site Resident Manager for a
four building complex. Duties include building and site
maintenance. Contact Wendy at 403-237-8600 or fax
resume to 403-290-1530.
FSCS
Figure Skating
Club Standard
Accepting
applications
for a Coach.
Send resume and
inquiries to:
FSCStandard@
gmail.com
Strathmore Station
Restaurant & Pub
NOW HIRING
ALL POSITIONS
FULL AND PART TIME
POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR
COOKS, KITCHEN HELPERS,

SERVERS, BARTENDERS,
AND SUPERVISORS.
Experience an asset.
Apply with Resume to the

Strathmore Station
380 Ridge Road, Strathmore, AB
Between 2pm and 5pm
Or Email:
strathmorestationjobs@gmail.com
Golden Hills School Division #75 invites applications for a
FULL TIME PERMANENT OFFICE

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
at Trinity Christian Academy. Trinity Christian Academy is an

alternative Christian school in the Golden Hills School Division. The position will commence Monday, August 18, 2014.
The successful candidate should have a bright, welcoming
personality and be excited to work with elementary and junior high aged students, parents and school staff on a daily
basis. Anybody considering applying for this position should
also have the following qualities:
comfortable using technology to accomplish a variety
of office tasks
excited to work in a team atmosphere
able to coordinate multiple projects at once
show respect with regards to student and
family confidentiality
a willingness to learn new things and develop new skills
able to carry out their duties in accordance with the
mandate of Trinity Christian Academy.
Please send your resume and appropriate documentation to
the undersigned on or before 12:00 pm on Wednesday, July
16, 2014. Only applicants shortlisted for this position will be
contacted for an interview. We thank all applicants who have
applied for their interest in the Golden Hills School Division.
Please apply to:
Mr. Wayne Funk, Principal
Trinity Christian Academy
630 Westchester Road, Strathmore, AB T1P 1H8
wayne.funk@ghsd75.ca
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HELP WANTED
Custom feedlot & farming

operation looking
for full-time employees
Competitive wages including O.T
and other Benefits.
Valid drivers licence and a good
attitude a must. High school
diploma an asset.
Send resumes to:
namaka farms inC.
Box 2409, Strathmore, AB T1P 1K3
Fax (403) 934-6133
NOW HIRING
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
Real Canadian Liquorstore

Strathmore
now looking for
Evenings & Weekends
EmpLoyEES
Apply with resume

106 - 800 Pine Road, Strathmore
Pizza 249 hiring
PART TIME KITCHEN
Send resumes to:

NAMAKA FARMS INC.
Box 2409, Strathmore, AB T1P 1K3
Fax (403) 934-6133
Email: nfi@namakafarms.com
Skills: Prepare and cook full course meals and

individual dishes including for customers with food
allergies or intolerances, while ensuring quality of
food and determine size of food proportions are
met. Work with minimal supervision and train staff
in preparation, cooking and handling of food. Clean
and inspect kitchens and food service areas, Work
with specialized cooking equipment (deep fryer,
etc). Good oral communication, ability to work
with others, job task planning and organizing, and
significant use of memory required. Speak English,
Read English, Write English
Please fax, drop off or email your resume.

Jason Wallsmith
Administration Manager
Western Irrigation District
105 900 Pine Road
Strathmore, Alberta T1P 1K3
Fax: 934-5101
Email: jwallsmith@wid.net
We thank all applicants, however, only those
selected for an interview will be contacted.
How to Apply- with resume to: 510 Highway #1

Strathmore, Alberta T1P 1M6
By Mail or In Person between 9:00 and 17:00 :
By Fax :(403) 934-9502
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Full-time Administrative Assistant

(Community Development)
Deadline for applications is June 30, 2014.

For more information, visit
www.chestermere.ca
Only successful candidates will be contacted
4 Full Time, Permanent

$13.50 Hourly, for 44.00 Hours per week
Experience: 3 years to less than 5 years
Full-time Parks & Recreation Manager
Responsible for supporting Human Resource

functions and Safety responsibilities for the
department, while assisting the Community
Development Manager with functions that
align with the Departments business plan.
Send resumes to the following:

djohnson@stella-jones.com
or fax to 403-934-5880
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for temporary administrative assistant duties.
Applicants must be proficient in Microsoft
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The facility is located 5 KM west
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is hiring:
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
The Town of Chestermere is looking for
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Responsible for the implementation of the

Master Recreation Plan and leadership for the
operations and development of the Town
of Chestermeres newly amalgamated
Recreation & Parks Department.
Stella Jones Canada Inc.
is now accepting applications for
Western Irrigation District
This position will remain open until a suitable

candidate is found.
Namaka Farms Inc. is an agri-business with

operations including cow/calf, crop & feedlot.
The equipment required varies greatly
from large construction equipment to quads,
roller mills to hydraulic cattle handling
equipment, and from pivots to tractors.
We require an equipment technician with the primary role of repairing and maintaining the equipment, and also teaching & supervising other staff
on maintenance. The responsibility of this position
also includes coordinating 3rd party repairs, ordering of parts & supplies, looking for improvements
within the operation and design of the equipment,
as well a advising on equipment selection.
Namaka Farms Inc. offers a competitive wage and
comprehensive benefit package.
HELP
Shifts start at 4 or 5 pm, no late

school nights. Free meals. Flexible
shifts, duties include Pizza making,
telephone, prep work and cleaning.
Apply in person with resume or
fill out an application.
For more information call
Les 403-934-2449
Previous experience in an office setting would

be beneficial.
HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC/

AGRICULTURAL TECHNICIAN REQUIRED
HELP WANTED
Pizza 249 Pizza 249
still hiring
Pizza 249 Pizza 249
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Now accepting applications

for people who want to help us
provide the best shopping
experience for our customers.
Starting wage: $11 - $12
Send resumes to:
Sby5019strathmore@sobeys.com
or fax 403.934.4540
Strathmore Municipal Library

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HELP WANTED
WINCH TRACTOR OPERATORS. Must have experience operating a winch. To
apply fax, email or drop off
resume at the office. Phone
780-842-6444. Fax 780842-6581. Email: rigmove@
telus.net. Mail: H&E Oilfield
Services Ltd., 2202 - 1 Ave.,
Wainwright, AB, T9W 1L7.
For more employment information see our webpage:
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(C3+Q) and Swampers in
Calgary, Alberta. Full-time,
year-round work with OT &
benefits. Must be willing to
work weekends. Email: resumes@badgercalgary.com
to apply.
HELP WANTED
WATER TRUCK DRIVER required for Red Deer area. Potable experience, Class 3 and
oilfield tickets required. Send
drivers abstract and resume
to: blueridgewaterhauling@
shaw.ca. Fax 403-507-2368.
HD LICENSED TECHNICIAN
for several Alberta areas.
Must have or willing to obtain CVIP licence. Please
email or fax applications to:
Carillion Canada Inc.; dlefsrud@carillionalberta.ca. Fax
780-336-2461.
AN ALBERTA OILFIELD company is hiring experienced
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780-723-5051.
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20 years experience.
Reasonable Rates &
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Sharon 403-934-3824
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217 ASPEN CREEK CRESCENT
MLS C3620444
AVAILABLE JULY 1ST, 2014.

ASKING $1,215,000
PLEASE CONTACT JOHN AT
403-852-0074 OR john@gh-a.com
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103 3rd Ave, Strathmore www.strathmorerealty.ca
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RANGE/ROAD 262, LYALTA, AB.
MOBILE HOME 1292 SQ.FT.
3.0 ACRES
LIST PRICE: $349,900.
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FAMILY
LAND: 465 ACRES
MODULAR HOME 1520 SQ.FT.
LIST PRICE: $2,999,999.
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attached garage, $1600/
month + utilities. Available
July 1. Backs onto a park
and comes with F, S, DW &
MV Inquiries call (403) 9343860.
COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL
RANGE/ROAD 261, LYALTA, AB.
RAISED BUNGALOW, 1495 SQ.FT.
3.0 ACRES
10 - CENTRE STREET, STRATMORE, AB

SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
2 STOREY 2403 SQ.FT.
RESIDENTIAL SINGLE FAMILY

223 - THORNBRIAR GREEN,
STRATHMORE, AB.
SLPIT 4 LEVEL 2172 SQ.FT.
COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL:
66 - KAUTZ CLOSE, LKS MURIFIELD,
LYALTA, AB.
1/2 HALF ACRE VACANT LOT
COMMERCIAL FEATURE AD:

153 - ORCHARD PARK ROAD
4065 SQ.FT.
LIST PRICE: $ 849,900.
2 BEDROOM TRAILER ON
FARM SITE. Available July
5. $1000/mo + Utilities. 5
appliances, on school bus
route. References and security deposit required. N/P.
Call 403-934-3196.
BEAUTIFULLY KEPT
HOME - $312,000
SOLD
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1140 sq.ft.
immaculate bilevel
3 bdrms, 2 full baths
Vaulted ceilings
& plant ledges
Double detached garage
Call Shauna For All Your Real Estate Needs.
THE ESTATE OF CLAUDE GAUVIN IS

SELLING ALL 7 UNITS IT OWNS IN THE
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JULY 5TH 11 TO 3
113 SPEARGRASS CLOSE
OPEN HOUSE
TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT IN

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July 1, 4 bdr, 2.5 bath. N/S,
N/P no exceptions, $1500/
month includes water. Security deposit required. 403852-0074.
2 BEDROOM BASEMENT
FURNISHED SUITE with
separate entrance for rent
to mature male or female,
kitchen and laundry facilities shared. Steady income
and references a must.
$1000 DD and $1000/mnth
all included with minimum 3
month lease. Call 403-9345227.
CHINOOK III. 1 bdrm or 2
bdrm. Heat & water included. No pets. Please call for
availability. Call Keli 403324-2944.
Shauna Kenworthy
403-803-4605
ATTENTION
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM
UNITS (7)
323 4TH AVENUE, STRATHMORE
BACHELOR SUITE for rent

Starting July 1. $600 per
month and Security deposit!
Call 403-850-4593.
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Beautiful fully developed with walkout to golf course

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upgraded throughout $584,900!
RENTALS
2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, available June 1st. Close to

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Utilities. Security deposit and
references required. 403934-3196.
403-850-4593
MLS C3604760
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Gorgeous home
overlooking the Bow River
Set up for horses
Barn/shop & 2 triple garages
Breathtaking mountain
and river views
SPACIOUS AND
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IMMACULATE HOME
ON 5 LOTS - $160,000
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MODERN &
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- $220,000
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ALL THE BELLS AND

WHISTLES! - $129,900
Upgraded home in
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Loads of upgrades!
Single Detached
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3 ACRES NW OF
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Impressive 8 bedroom
3 bath home
Located on 3 acres NW
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30x40 heated,
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R-3 - $450,000
Great rental
properties!
762 sq.ft., 3 bdrms
1250 sq.ft., 5 bdrms
Single detached
garage
4.07 Acres of Raw

Land - $174,900
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1088 sq.ft. condo

2 bedrms, 2 full baths
1088 sq.ft
Underground parking
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Located 15 minutes
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2 parcels available
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1212 sq.ft. bungalow

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75x 158 beautifully
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6.76 ACRES NEAR

HUSSAR - $299,900
Renovated open
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1 + 1 bdrm
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2 31x75 barns
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- $310,000
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1424 sq.ft. condo
3 bdrms, 2 baths
Loads of upgrades
Double attached
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IN NAMAKA - $189,900
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SAVANA CONDO
- $215,000
Like new 983 sq.ft.
condo
Granite countertops
2 underground
parking stalls
UPGRADED CONDO
- $210,000
Immaculate, upgraded
condo
New carpet and newer
hardwood
3 bedrooms, 1 baths
Backs onto school yard
CUSTOM BUILT
HOME - $449,900
1918 sq.ft of WOW

appeal
Hillview Estates
3+1 bdm, 3
baths
Fully finished
Cute and quaint home

ready for renovations
809 sq.ft. situated on 5
lots (.36 acre)
New siding & electrical
has been upgraded
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UPDATED HOME WITH

LARGE GARAGE-$229,900
1205 sq.ft. home
with 4 bdrms
Upgrades include newer
windows & flooring
Situated on large lot in
Strathmore
28x28 heated garage
with 220V wiring
Beautifully cared for

home in Gleichen
3 bdrms, 1 full bath
Located on well treed
oversized lot
Double detached
garage
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PEACE AND QUIET

IN THE COUNTRY $209,900
Refreshed 1440 sqft home

Situated on 1.66 acres
West of Hussar
3 bedrooms, 2 full baths
Beautiful prairie views
1216 sq.ft. ,
3 bdrms, 2 baths
Lovingly landscaped
Single detached garage
Plenty of extra parking
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10.4 ACRES ON THE

BOW RIVER
- $999,900
NEEDS FINISHING
TOUCHES - $299,900
1949 sq.ft. home in

Namaka
Renovations have
been started
Needs some
finishing touches
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LAMBERT VILLAGE
- $184,900
SOLD
Renovated
2 bedroom condo
New flooring, paint
and baseboards
Main level suite
backing onto park
60+ retirement living
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Strathmore - $215,000
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3 Beds,
1.5 Baths
Newer Vinyl
Windows,
Exterior Doors,
Metal Roof
Immediate
Possession!
S.W. Calgary - $299,900
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REAL ESTATE
Cecile Gervais
Realtor
(403) 934-9303
(403) 804-9303
Email: cmgervais@shaw.ca
5 Beds,
3 Baths
Hardwood &
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Ceilings
Oversized
garage
Residential,
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Large Executive
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3.41 Acres
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Website: www.accuratehouseinspections.com
3 Baths
Licensed, Insured & Memberof CanNACHI
Stunning
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Former
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After completion of the initial inspection I will
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continue to be available to you should you have
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other on-going concerns.
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Super Cute
Well
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Large Deck
& Back Yard
Country Charm!
Open
Concept
Living
Close to
Amenities
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3 Beds,
Langdon - $524,900
3 Baths
Backs onto
the strathmore real
ty group
Greenspace
Large Island /
Pantry
5 Beds,
3.5 Baths
Open Concept
Floor Plan
PERFECT ACREAGE FOR Private

THE FIRST TIMER.
Landscaped
All permits 2012. Just move in and enjoy. Upgraded
Yard
home with exceptional finishing. Three bedrooms

and two full baths.Metal shop building for the toys.
Original occupants have 3 Beds,
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2 affordable way to
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Our Commitment to You:
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Marble
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living
Tina Scott
3 Beds,
S.W. Calgary - $299,900
1.5 Baths
Newer Vinyl
Windows,
June 27, 2014 Strathmore
Exterior Doors,
Metal Roof
Immediate
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ELINOR LAKE RESORT. Lots
selling at 25% off listed
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over 5 years. 1-877-623Hardwood /
3990; elinorlakeresort.com.
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Triple Attached
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Rural Wheatland
3 Beds,
2 Baths
3.41 Acres
27x26 Heated
Shop /
Garage
Fully
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Home
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Broker
2 Beds,
1 Bath
Marble
Floors
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w/ Infloor Heat
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living
Langdon - $524,900
3 Beds,
3 Baths
Backs onto
Greenspace
Large Island /
Pantry
5 Beds,
3.5 Baths
Open Concept
Floor Plan
Private
Landscaped
Yard
Carseland - $259,900
3 Beds,
2 Baths
Some New
Upgrades
Fully
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Home
4 Beds,
3 Baths
Stunning
Former
Showhome
Highend
Finishings
3 Beds, 2 Baths
New flooring,
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Toilets,
SS Appliances
R.V. Parking
too!
Arrowwood - $139,900
Super Cute
Well
maintained
Large Deck
& Back Yard
Redland Acreage - $259,900
3.5 Baths
403-901-5388 cell Hardwood

Floors
www.strathmorerealty.ca
Large
Fenced
104 3rd Avenue, Strathmore

yard
4 Beds,
3.5 Baths
Hardwood
Floors
Large
Fenced
yard
The Old Home Hardware Building
4 Beds,
3 Baths
.com
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Maple Cabinets
Hardwood/
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Redland Acreage - $259,900

5 Acres
Lovingly
Cared for
New Fencing/
Loads of trees
4 Beds,
3 Baths
Granite/
Maple Cabinets
Hardwood/
Custom
Finishings
5 Acres
Lovingly
Cared for
New Fencing/
Loads of trees
FOR SALE OR LEASE! $749,900
Over 5,000 sq. ft

of space
Fenced on a
acre lot
Flexible
Opportunity
Rockyford - $89,900
Loads of
Strathmore - $239,400 BUY or LEASE
Potential!
Multi-purpose
Some New
Commercial
Upgrades
space
for area
SUPER
GORGEOUS CUSTOM HOME ready LoftFall possession. Located close to Strathmore on 3 acres, 1811 sq.ft.
3 bedroom bungalow with LOADS of UPGRADES, LARGE COVERED VERANDA on theLocation! enjoy the
front, to
NEW BUILD BY STRAIGHT LINE CONTRACTING
* Solid Metal Building with Metal Roof

* 3 - 16 ft. Overhead Doors
Rockyford - $164,900 Country Charm!
Strathmore - $879,900 Over 5,000 sq. ft
* 4,600Openft. footprint, PLUS 1,000 sq ft Mezzanine
sq.
of space
* GREAT Front Office Space, 2.5 Baths

Fenced on a
Concept
* Air-conditioned Offices, Boardroom Area, Lunchroom
acre lot
Living
Flexible
Close * Radiant Heat, 220 Power
to
Opportunity
* Fresh Paint, Clean, Security Tinted Windows
Amenities
* Fully Fenced on 1/2 Acre Lot with 2 Gates for CONVENIENT access
* Plenty of room to expand on back of building
Loads of
Rockyford - SUPER OPPORTUNITY for RETAILER or$239,400 BUY or LEASE
Strathmore - REVENUE Property!
This is a $89,900
Potential!
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Some New
Call HAYLEY POIRIER @ 587-316-2000 to View!Commercial
Upgrades
Loft area
space
SUPER
Location!
views and a LARGE DECK on the back, as well to enjoy outdoor livinghardwood floors, double-sided
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HARDWOODS, 3
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$329,800
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Fabulous Investment
65 Acres
West of Strathmore in
Industrial Zone
County Road In.
$3,500,000
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SOLD
MOUNTAIN
VIEWS
HERES ANOTHER GIG!

BRAND NEW 1550 SQ. FT,
TRIPLE CAR GARAGE,
PRICE $454,900
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BRAND NEW
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Brand new vinyl

flooring
Large 1 bedroom
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Tons of views
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C/S
1550 sq ft
Full Walkout
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Great builder!
$479,900
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ITS ALL HERE!

$374,500
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YES YOU CAN!
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BUY A HOME
OVERSIZE DOUBLE
GARAGE TOO
RV PARKING
BASEMENT
DEVELOPMENT
$299,000
CHEADLE LOT
$119,900
0.46 Acres,
Great Well, View
of Mountains.
JUST WEST OF
LANGDON
$549,000
GREAT 4 ACRES
SHOP
DOUBLE GARAGE
ATTACHED.
JUST OFF 797.
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OWNER KEEPS THIS HOME

METICULOUS. FINISHED
FAMILY ROOM AND GAMES
4 BATHS, 3 BDRMS,
MAIN FLOOR LAUNDRY
GREEN SPACE AT REAR
LARGE RV PARKING
AT SIDE.
2 Bedroom PLUS Den

Solarium PLUS
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2 Full Baths PLUS
Heated Parking
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LAMERT
VILLAGE
$149,900
DEFINITELY CLEAR!!
$129,900
CUSTOM
CLEAR DECK!!
METICULOUS HOME
JETTED TUB
GREEN HOUSE
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46.56
ACRES
Many options on this
parcel of land, 25 minutes east of Calgary.
$599,000
COME SEE!
$175,000
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JUST LIKE BRAND NEW

ONE OF THE LARGER I
N LAMBERT
NEW FLOORING,
NEW LINO.
AND A GARAGE TOO!
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BANK
FORECLOSURE!
$219,900
1100 SQ. FT CONDO
UNDERGROUND HEATED
PARKING (2)
2 BDRMS, 2 BATHS
SOLD
REDUCED
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FLAVOUR OF
1910 - $204,900
C/S
But new like 2014.

all on .37 of an Acre
Double Garage & Sheds
20 min east of
Strathmore.
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157 ACRES
BY LYALTA
$1,225,000
Over 2450 sq ft
Bilevel
Triple Car Garage
Half mile off
Pavement.
Associate
Broker
CALL
LORNA PHIBBS
403-874-7660
TO BUY OR SELL!
34 Years Experience
106 - 304 - 3rd Ave.,

Strathmore
lorna@lornaphibbs.com
www.lornaphibbs.com
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ALUMINUM DECK
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La Shaun
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403
850-4593
Sheila
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403
361-0390
www.aztecrealestate.ca 403-934-5533
1780 Sq Ft
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City Home
Country Living!
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NEW LISTING
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-3 Bedroom with 2.5
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NEW ROOF NEW

PRICE
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SOLD
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Chantale
Hill
403
325-3860
Bi-Level on 1/2 Acre

Lot In Wildflower
$599,900
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Triple Car Garage
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Country Views!
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In Keoma, .68 Acres
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1380 SqFt Bungalow
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Heated Garage Fully

Developed Basement
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Great Community
Tamara
Desjardins
403
874-6486
125
Acres
$409,900
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Renovated Condo
Adult Living
$259,900
SOLD
2 Bed + Den, 2 Bath

Wheel Chair
Accessable
Underground Parking
A/C and Fireplace
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ADULT GATED
COMMUNITY
SOLD
3 Bedroom Home
with Garage
New Flooring and
Fresh Paint
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MLS C3612452
$899,900
-Nearly 3000 SF + Walk Out

Basement
-Fully Developed 6 Bedroom
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-All the Upgrades!!! C3621976
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MLS C3567030
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WE INTERRUPT THIS FORUM FOR

AN IMPORTANT NEWS UPDATE
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Paul
Kautz
403
875-4166
BUYING OR SELLING
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Ryan
Kautz
403
875-1170
MLS C3597875
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MLS C3609687
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MLS C3615560
Shauna
Kenworthy
403
803-4605
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MLS C3611121
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Tracy
Larsen
403
901-9143
MLS C1024166
LOOK NO MORE THIS FULLY

DEVELOPED TOTALLY
RENOVATED HOME SHOWS
AMAZING! WITH 4
BEDROOMS AND 2.5 BATHS,
AND A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
KITCHEN! ALL ON 3 ACRES
WITH VIEWS ALL AROUND
$599,900!
QUALITY THROUGHOUT
THIS HOME INSIDE AND
OUT! FULLY DEVELOPED
WITH WALKOUT TO
AMAZING YARD OVER
LOOKING THE GOLF
COURSE! A MUST SEE
$674,900!
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
WITH NUMEROUS BAYS,
OFFICES, BATHROOMS,
AND A SUITE ABOVE THE
OFFICE! PERFECT SET UP
TO START YOU BUSINESS,
LEASE OUT BAYS AND
LIVE ON SITE! $1,400,000.
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BUYING OR SELLING
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LOWEST PRICE IN
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$134,900
You own the land - room for
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Excellent starter home
MLS C3595443
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SO MUCH FOR SO
LITTLE $ $159,900
1.5 storey on corner lot,
New furnace/hot water
tank, Vinyl windows
Large fenced yard, Single
garage, Four bedrooms,
2 baths
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MARKET IS ACTIVE
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LOCAL LISTINGS NEEDED
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$374,500
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HILLVIEW-OWNER KEEPS
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LAUNDRY, GREEN SPACE AT
REAR, LARGE RV PARKING
AT SIDE.
Two flat lots with gas and

power service
Side by side
Paved street and alley
Backs on to country
MLS C3619166
MLS C3599844
BUILD YOUR
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$16,500 EACH
FOR ALL MLS LISTINGS VISIT OUR WEBSITE

Lorna
Phibbs
403
874-7660
19 ACRES
WITH HOUSE
$289,900
Backing onto POND/GREENSPACE/CANAL!!!!Quiet CUL-DESAC!! Open concept 3 BDRM

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HEATED garage!!! BRANDNEW
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SPEARGRASS LOTS
STARTING AT
$70,000. OVER 18
LOTS TO CHOOSE
FROM ALL WITH
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WHY RENT WHEN YOU
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$189,900! FULLY
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WORK SHOP AND ONLY
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ROCKYFORD
READY FOR YOU
$165,000
Central Air and New Roof

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Active Listings: 113

Single Family: 75 Condominiums: 38
Pending/Conditionally Sold: 7 Reported
Solds in past 7 days: 10
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$429,900
Green Space beside you, Greenspace

behind you! Beautiful fully developed
4 level split home with 3 bedrooms
plus a office/bedroom, 2 family rooms,
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leading out to 2 decks and a walkout
4th level. Loads of extras such as air
conditioning and a heated garage.
3 Bedroom Home
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Character Double Garage
+ Single
Lots of Trees
AND Pasture!
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Ron
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403
934-1097
Horse Set Up
on 80 Acres
Prime Location off #9
Highway
Huge Home, Barns,
Arena, Paddocks
2+2 Bedroom
2 Baths/
Main Floor Laundry
Beautiful Landscape
and Single Garage
CALL TRACY
Stats: Strathmore stats as of June 27, 2014

(As per the Calgary Board MLS Database)
INVERLAKE ROAD
OPPORTUNITY
$1,400,000
SOLD
MLS C3610648
Stunning Executive Home!

With spectacular view!
Over 4000sq ft in this beautiful
fully developed home. So many
extras - Stunning open staircase,
air conditioning, sound surround
throughout home, underground
sprinklers, Massive kitchen,
13ft bar and the list goes on!
NEW LISTING!
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GREENSPACE $869,900
Dont hesitate to give one of our

Aztec Real Estate Inc Associates
a call for all the details!
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1216 sq.ft., 3 bdrms,

2 baths
Lovingly landscaped
Single detached
garage
Plenty of extra parking
START HERE!!
$269,900
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FLAVOUR OF
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SOLD
C/S
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$129,900
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IN NAMAKA - $189,900
Cute and quaint home
ready for renovations
809 sq.ft. situated on 5
lots (.36 acre)
New siding & electrical
has been upgraded
CUSTOM CLEAR
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GREEN HOUSE
# 1 0 6 - 3 0 4 3 r d A v e n u e, S t r a t h m o r e, A l b e r t a
NEEDS FINISHING
TOUCHES - $299,900
1949 sq.ft. home in

Namaka
Renovations have been
started
Needs some finishing
touches
But new like 2014.

all on .37 of an Acre
Double Garage & Sheds
20 min east of
Strathmore.
CALL LORNA
4.07 ACRES OF RAW

LAND - $174,900
Build your dream
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Located 15 minutes
S.E. of Strathmore
South of Eagle Lake
2 parcels available
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