October 3, 2014 Strathmore Times

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SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter
A new program has come to Strathmore
thats meant to help encourage healthy eat-
ing while making it an affordable option.
The Community Kitchens Program of Cal-
gary, in conjunction with Strathmore FCSS
and Wheatland FCSS, has brought the Good
Food Box program to the area.
We have programs all over Strathmore
on healthy eating and all the TV shows,
everywhere you go everyone is talking
about healthy eating, healthy kids and yet
our produce is so expensive. So this is one
way to help families eat healthy and have it
be affordable for them as well. Thats why
we wanted to bring this program to Strath-
more, said Dahrlyne Knaus, FCSS program-
mer.
This was our rst time placing an order.
We got 29 orders for the boxes which was
very exciting, I was hopeful we would get
10. We already have eight orders for our
next order, so thats fabulous.
The boxes can be purchased in three dif-
ferent sizes, small, which is $20 for 25-30lbs
of food, medium for $25 and is 35-40lbs
of food, or large which is 45-50lbs for $30.
Each box contains the same main staples,
potatoes, carrots, onion, apples and orang-
es, and then is lled with whatever other
fruits and vegetables available at the best
price that week.
The program is available to anyone who
is interested in taking part, with no cutoff
on how many people can order each time.
If some people need two boxes, thats also
an option, though courtesy would be to not
order more than what you would need.
The program is made possible because
Community Kitchens bypass retailers, go-
ing strictly to the importers and the pro-
duce handlers in the province, said Marilyn
Gunn, Chief Executive Ofcer and Found-
er of Community Kitchens of Calgary. The
Produce Marketing Association then helps
them get in touch with the different sup-
pliers.
We started it because the rst thing peo-
ple leave out of their grocery order when
theyre struggling nancially is usually pro-
duce, said Gunn.
She had rst found out about the program
being run in Toronto and in 99 she ew
down to nd out more.
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That year Calgarys rst Good Food Boxes were delivered.
A route has been set up for the program and will see boxes
delivered to Chestermere, Strathmore, and Wheatland Coun-
ty and soon to Siksika.
Once you set up a route and youre on the road you want
to reach as many people as you can because you know there
is issues in trying to get fresh produce, especially with the
cost right now, its raised so high, its very difcult, especially
in the rural areas it gets even costlier because of transporta-
tion, said Gunn.
Community Kitchens also does a monthly comparison at
the supermarkets in Calgary, and each week when shopping
for their produce they also do a cost comparison with the
suppliers to ensure they always get the best prices.
There are only a few more delivery dates available for the
2014 calendar, and orders must be placed and paid for ap-
proximately 10 days prior to delivery. Remaining times and
pick up dates can be found on Page 4 in the Town of Strath-
more ad, or by calling either Strathmore FCSS, 403-934-9090
or Wheatland FCSS at 403-934-5335. The program starts
again in January, with the dates to be determined.
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THE CAPTIVE
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

Two Strathmore teens that were look-
ing to play in a couple ball tournaments
this summer eventually decided to cre-
ate their own, and raise money for the
Canadian Diabetes Association in the
process.
We joined a slo-pitch team in the
league here in Strathmore. We were
kind of looking around for tourna-
ments and there wasnt really a whole
bunch at that time of the year so we
thought, instead of spending a bunch
of time looking for tournaments, we
might as well just make one, said Jason
Hobson, 16.
Then I talked to him about it (Shawn
Fraser, 16) and he has diabetes so then
we thought, were not just going to take
all this money from people, we might
as well donate all of the prots to an or-
ganization and we gured diabetes was
a good one to start out with.
The boys then got to work; they be-
gan collecting rafes prizes from fam-
ily, businesses and different organiza-
tions. They got 12 teams registered,
and two weeks before the tournament,
they were in Hussar working on getting
the diamonds ready, which was a little
more than they had anticipated.
It took both of them on mowers
about three hours and a half hours
just to cut the grass down. The whole
thing looked like a grass eld inside of
a fence, said Hobson, and they trans-
formed it back into a beautiful looking
ball eld. The night before the tourna-
ment, which was held Aug. 15-17, it
rained and Frasers dad had gone in
and pumped out the water from the
diamonds.
In the end, the event was more suc-
cessful than either teen could have an-
ticipated.
It was better than we expected prob-
ably for the rst year, and we would just
like to thank everyone who showed up
and donated, its a real appreciation for
that, said Fraser.
Its amazing actually, I was quite
pleased when I got the e-mail saying
that you guys had organized the event.
Its always fascinating when you nd
communities get together and pull of a
fundraiser like this, especially someone
in high school because its not some-
thing that most people in high school
are thinking about, said Jason Demers,
manager of Mission Funding for Alber-
ta/NWT with the Canadian Diabetes As-
sociation.
To do all the work that you guys did,
especially knowing that you guys did
the diamonds as well, thats impressive.
Alot of people would have given up
the fact that you guys persevered and
raised the money that you did is amaz-
ing.
Without these events we wouldnt
be able to put on the services that we
do, because we rely fully on the money
that is raised by donors, its not coming
from government.
The boys managed to raise $5,970 for
diabetes research and are already mak-
ing plans for next years event, which
will possibly be to raise funds for the
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Global Legacy
Foundation
keeps it local
Global Training Centre held their
third annual Funny Money Casino on
Sept. 27 at the Strathmore Travelo-
dge. The Great Gatsby theme was
full of glitz and glam, adding a spe-
cial sparkle to the event. This years
proceeds are going to be used to
purchase a Fire Safety Training
Trailer for the Junior Courage pro-
gram. Back row: Kaileigh Lance (l-r),
Lyndsey Silva, Kim Bodeux, Tabatha
Fiset, Dwila Janzen, Hannah Ormis-
ton. Front row: Global Training Cen-
tre President Delor Silva.
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Jason Hobson, (l) and
Shane Fraser (r) orga-
nized a baseball tour-
nament to raise funds
for diabetes. Jason
Demers (centre) ac-
cepted the cheque for
$5,970 to the Canadi-
an Diabetes Associa-
tion from the boys on
Sept. 23.
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annually in Strathmore and area. They welcome newcomers with
gift baskets and information to help foster their relationships with
businesses in their area.
Contact Lesley at 1-844-299-2466 for more information.
GOOD FOOD BOX PROGRAM
Fresh Produce at a fraction of the Cost!
Strathmore FCSS & Wheatland FCSS in conjunction with the Community
Kitchen Program of Calgary is proud to announce the Good Food Box
Program in Strathmore and Wheatland County. The Good Food Box
Program provides residents an opportunity to purchase fresh produce at a
very low cost.
Participants pre-order, pay and pick up their boxes at the
SFCSS ofce located at 85 Lakeside Blvd OR WFCSS ofce which is
located in the Wheatland County Ofce (the corner of Range Road 243 and
Highway 1).
The boxes come in 3 sizes:
Small (25 30 lbs) $20.00
Medium (35 40 lbs) $25.00
Large (45 50 lbs) $30.00
The order and delivery dates for the remainder of 2014 are as follows:
Please Order Before: Delivery Dates:
September 30th, 2014 October 10th, 2014
October 14th, 2014 October 24th, 2014
October 28th, 2014 November 7th, 2014
November 10th, 2014 November 21st, 2014
November 18th, 2014 November 28th, 2014
For additional information or to order your box, please call Strathmore
FCSS at 403-934-9090 OR Wheatland FCSS at 403-934-5335.
GRANT APPLICATION
Strathmore Family and Community Support Services
2015 Grant Application is now available.
Please call 403-934-9090 for more information.
ALBERTA SENIORS BENEFIT FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Alberta Seniors Benet Financial Assistance Programs will resume in September
2014 and will be available Monthly until further notice.
The Happy Gang Society in conjunction with Strathmore FCSS have been trained
to offer seniors assistance and provide information on the nancial programs
offered by the province.

They Include:
Alberta Seniors Benet Program
Seniors Special Needs Assistance
Dental & Optical Assistance for Seniors
Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program
These volunteers will assist with lling out forms, answer questions,
and will seek additional information from the appropriate provincial resource
should that be necessary.
Please call the Strathmore FCSS Ofce 403-934-9090 to set up an appointment.
TOWN OF STRATHMORE
NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT PERMITS
The following application(s) for development has/have been conditionally
approved by the Town of Strathmore, subject to the right of appeal to the
Subdivision and Development Appeal Board:
Application: 14DP-192
Civic Address: 1113 Hillcrest Manor Estates
Legal Description: Lot 29, Block 14, Plan 071 5590
Development: Variance Height Variance of 0.49 meters (1.60 ft)
The above noted le(s) can be viewed at the Town Ofce during regular business
hours. The permit(s) is/are scheduled for issue fteen days after the date of
this publication provided no appeals are led prior to the appeal deadline. Any
person wishing to appeal this decision may do so by completing and submitting
an appeal form, with the appeal fee of one hundred dollars ($100.00) to the Town
of Strathmore, addressed to: Secretary, Subdivision and Development Appeal
Board, Town of Strathmore, 680 Westchester Road, Strathmore, AB T1P 1J1.
Date of Publication: October 3, 2014
Deadline for Appeal: October 17, 2014
BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
Whereas Breast cancer is the most common cancer in Canadian
women and is a serious disease that will affect 24,400
women, 210 men and their families this year; and
Whereas It is a great importance that money be raised to fund
breast cancer research projects and community programs;
and
Whereas The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation strives to be an
effective advocate, a trusted leader, a respectful partner
and a resourceful catalyst in creating a future without
breast cancer.
Therefore, I, Mayor Michael Ell, proclaim the month of
October 2014 as Breast Cancer Awareness Month in the Town of
Strathmore, Alberta this 1st day of October 2014.
Every year countless pumpkins are carved across North America to help get people
in the spirit for Halloween, but as we turn the calendar over to November many people
no longer have a use for that jack-o-lantern that was sitting on their front step. This
year Strathmore FCSS and the Youth Club of Strathmore have found an innovative
and unique resolution to that issue Our 2nd Annual Pumpkins in the Park.
This is a great way for families to interact and enjoy this season. On November 1st,
2014 we are hoping that all residents of Strathmore that have carved pumpkins will
drop them off at Kinsman Park before 4:00 pm. Volunteers will set them up throughout
the park and light them for a festive evening spectacular.
For two hours you and your family can wander the park and enjoy the festivities. The
event begins at 6 p.m. and runs until 8 p.m. Hot Chocolate will be available to help
keep you warm and music will ll the air.
Anyone taking in the event is encouraged to bring along a non-perishable food item,
new unwrapped toy or cash donation for the Good Food Box Program.
If you would like to extend the life-span of your jack-o-lantern this Halloween season
and you want everyone to enjoy your jack-o-lantern as well, all you have to do is
drop off your carved pumpkin at Kinsman Park on Saturday, November 1st, 2014 by
4:00 pm .
If you would like to volunteer with any aspect of the event from pickups to drop offs,
or setting the pumpkins up at the park, please give Dahrlyne a call at Strathmore
FCSS - 403-934-9090.
With everyones support, this could be an amazing event for all to enjoy.
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Did You Know?
The creative process of art is a form of therapy that
involves self-expression and can help resolve conicts,
reduce stress as well as increase self-esteem.
The Strathmore Regional Arts Collective, in partnership with the Town of Strathmore, held their second
annual Arts & Sounds in the Park Festival on Sept. 26-27. The Friday evening concert took place in
Kinsmen Park - the weather was chilly, but coffee and hot chocolate were on hand. The crowd enjoyed
performances from The Dearhearts and Jenn Beaupre, who was accompanied by Angus Wilson and
Lewis Frere. Unfortunately the tents that were to be used for the Saturday Art Festival suffered severe
damage on Friday afternoon. A last minute venue change to the Strathmore Ag Grounds proved to
be the festivals biggest challenge. Despite the major setback, the Festival took place while visitors
strolled around wonderful art displays and were entertained on the main stage by various artists.
Wendi Tashlikowich Photos
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We take our hearing for granted but having a
hearing problem can be a serious disability, hindering
communication and causing feelings of isolation.
Protecting your hearing is very important. Even a
power mower has a decibel rating of 91. Other noise
sources and their ratings include rock concerts (110),
power saws and pneumatic drills (120), a fred gun
(140). Use ear protection over 90 decibels.
Australian government recently increased the
excise tax on imported tobacco products again.
Some tobacco manufacturers are lowering their
prices by producing cheap cigarettes at half the price
of premium brands. Theres a worry that cheaper
prices will turn more young people on to the habit.
The cold season is coming upon us soon and people
ask us what really works for colds? Zinc lozenges
may help. They dont help prevent colds but may
shorten the duration. Hand-washing is effective.
Do it often. Pain relievers like acetaminophen
and ibuprofen help you feel comfortable.
Non-prescription antihistamine/decongestion
combinations can also bring added comfort.
If you have a child with lice, you can remove
the eggs from the hair using a lice comb. This
process will be made easier by treating the hair with
conditioner frst to make the eggs easier to remove.
If you have a lice situation in your home, our
pharmacists will be happy to advise on the best
treatment.
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Celebrating artistic culture
Seventeen Grade 5 and 6 Brentwood School students braved the frigid temperatures and performed
an awesome and very well received Melody Chimes set at the second annual Arts and Sounds in
the Park Festival on Sept. 27. This was the second time the Brentwood School Music Program has
participated in as many years. They performed six selections to a crowd of family, friends, festival
participants and enthusiasts.
Photo Courtesy of Brentwood School
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KEVIN SORENSON, M.P., CROWFOOT
Parliamentary Report

Last Monday, as Parliament opened, Prime Minister
Stephen Harper delivered a barn-burner of a speech about
the work to be accomplished this year. Prime Minister Harper
outlined our Governments priorities: balancing the budget,
creating jobs and opportunities, providing further tax relief
for Canadian families, supporting and protecting Canadian
communities, and continuing to stand up for Canadian
values abroad.
I want to underline for you some of the highlights of Prime
Minister Harpers speech. If youd like to read the entire
speech, it is posted on my website.
He began his speech by declaring, We are excited and
we should be excited to be able to take our agenda farther
and faster than ever before - excited to get things done for
Canadians!
He reminded us that, our plan is not complicated. Were
here to create jobs and lower taxes. Were here to help
Canadian families. And we are here for Canada - a prosperous
Canada, a secure Canada, a strong Canada - a Canada that
truly is, and must remain, the best country in the world.
We have emerged from the worst global economic
downturn since the Great Depression with an economy
that is, make no mistake, the envy of the world. Even as
other countries have stagnated - or worse, Canada has
created nearly 1.1 million jobs and these are overwhelmingly
private-sector, full-time, high-paying jobs. There are still
significant challenges in our labour market but there are also
opportunities.
And as Conservatives, we know Canadians work hard to
make ends meet. Thats why weve lowered taxes for families
and job-creating businesses, by tens of billions of dollars. Its
why we cut the GST, why we introduced Tax-Free Savings
Accounts, why we created The Universal Child Care Benefit,
why we established Income-splitting for our pensioners.
These have been big wins for Canadians and we must never
allow anyone to take them away, he reinforced.
Tax breaks for first-time homebuyers, care givers, transit
users, childrens arts and sports programs. All this adds up to
money in peoples pockets - nearly three and a half thousand
dollars, every year, for the average Canadian family. We have
Prime Minister Harper opens autumn parliamentary session
accomplished all this while keeping our budget on
track, and headed back into balance, on schedule,
as we promised.
When we took office in this era of global
markets, Canada had free trade agreements with
only five other countries. The previous government
had taken us virtually out of the game of trade
negotiations. Now, with free-trade agreements
with 43 countries, Canada will have one of the
greatest trading networks in the world.
This fall we will do more. We will move to
speed the removal of foreign criminals from our
shores. We will end automatic early parole for
serious, repeat offenders. We will make sure that
a life sentence means what its supposed to mean,
prison for life.
Were also here to stand up for Canada in
the world as I said at the outset, not just a
risky world, but an increasingly dangerous one.
Canadians have wanted us to pursue a foreign
policy that is rooted in protecting our interests
and projecting our values not as our critics have
long advocated, to just go along to get along. And
let me tell you, in the councils of the world, there
is no ambiguity as to where Canada stands.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding
this or previous columns you may write me at
4945-50th Street, Camrose, Alberta, T4V 1P9, call
780-608-4600, toll-free 1-800-665-4358, fax 780-
608-4603 or e-mail Kevin.Sorenson.c1@parl.gc.ca
or visit https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kevin-
Sorenson/1636915206532795?ref=profile.
FROM THE OFFICE OF
JASON HALE

Strathmore-Brooks MLA Ja-
son Hale sent a letter outlining
local issues to Richard Starke,
the MLA assigned to conduct a
review on rural health care on
Sept. 25.
In the letter, Hale outlines
the need for expansion of the
Strathmore Hospital, and high-
lights that the Hospital has the
second busiest rural emergency
room in the province.
I am happy to see that this
government is taking rural
health care seriously, as it has
largely been ignored, Hale
states. However, these are not
new issues and I believe that
this is just another report that
is slowing down progress. I
have been advocating for this
expansion since I took ofce in
2012, and it has been on both
the Calgary Health Authoritys
and AHS priority lists since
2006. While I have asked for a
meeting to ensure our issues
are taken seriously, this govern-
ment is already fully aware of
the issue.
Hale will be seeking a meet-
ing with MLA Starke, to discuss
this and other issues in the re-
gion. Attached is a copy of the
letter sent.
Dear Dr. Starke
In light of your recent ap-
pointment to Chair the Review
Panel on Rural Healthcare, I
would like to bring to your
attention some of the issues,
which I have been continuously
advocating for and have raised
to the former Minister of Health.
The Town of Strathmore is
a community of over 12,000
people, with one hospital re-
sponsible for serving a large
surrounding area. Since a 2006
study, authored by the Calgary
Regional Health Authority,
plans for the expansion of the
Strathmore Hospital have been
on the priority list. This has also
made the AHS infrastructure
list as the number two priority
within the Calgary Region, and
despite promises this project
has yet to be undertaken.
As you may now, the Strath-
more Hospital has the second
busiest rural emergency room
in the province. Since construct-
ed in 1985 the hospital has not
been modied or expanded. In
fact the hospital has actually
lost space in 2013 with the clo-
sure of the long-term care wing.
I would appreciate a meeting
with you to discuss this matter
and other health concerns with-
in the Town of Strathmore.
Hale seeks meeting
on expansion of Strathmore Hospital
Childrens Wish Jelly Bean Dance @ Strathmore
Civic Centre Friday, October 3, 6-8:30 pm. For
kids up to Grade 6, under Grade 2 much come
with adult. $5 at the Door. Adults FREE and
encouraged to stay. Hot dogs, pizza, snacks,
glow sticks. Halloween costumes optional.
Contact Rona 403-934-4602.
Hope Bridges has monthly board meetings.
Everyone is welcome. If you wish to attend,
please call 403 983 3640 for the date and time of
the next meeting.
Adult Volleyball for the 2014-2015 season runs
every Wednesday night from 7-9 at Crowther
Memorial Junior High. Contact person is Lavern
Lein leinmarl@telus.net or call (403) 934-7527.
Walk in the Park: Tuesdays 10:00 - 11:00. Meet
at Kinsmen Park North parking lot. Meet to
walk on paved path around the lake. Stroller
friendly- Starts Sept 8 ends October 28 for more
information www.healourfuture.com.
HAPPY GANG 55+ Seniors Group 85 Lakeside
Blvd. Phone (403) 934-2676. Our fall and winter
activities. Mon./Wed./Fri. Mornings 9:00am
Mens Pool; Yoga 10:00am. : Tues./Thur. 10:00am
Walking Indoors. Afternoons 1:30pm Rummikube,
Whist, Bridge, Bingo, Mah Jong, Canasta & Line
Dancing. For more information on activities
contact the Hall at (403) 934-2676 or Christine
(403) 901-1574
BRIDGING THE GAP
Community Lunch Club social get together
for 55+ to have a themed lunch served; together
with a presenter on Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Theme: Harvest Celebration, Tuesday, October
21, 2014 Theme: Halloween Heritage. From
11:00 a.m. 1:00 pm located at the Lord of all
Lutheran Church. Cost is a voluntary offering 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,
October 6, 2014 Theme: Loving Your Library,
Monday, October 20, 2014 Activity: Moms
Yoga. From 11:00 a.m. 1:00 pm located at the
Lord of all Lutheran Church. Cost is a voluntary
offering to register call Rhonda at 403-901-7684.
Author Visit with Sandra Joyce Oct. 15 (7-9pm)
Strathmore Library welcomes the author of The
Street Arab: The Story of a British Home Child.
strathmorelibrary.ca/sandrajoyce

Monster Makeup Class Oct. 21 (6:30pm-
8:30pm) Strathmore Library. Learn 4 creepy
faces with basic Halloween makeup. $5.00
per person. Register at library. More info. go to
strathmorelibrary.ca/makeup

Just Build It! Oct. 24 (1-4pm) Strathmore Library.
Come build a grocery store with us as we
participate in the Global Cardboard Challenge.
strathmorelibrary.ca for details.
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Times Reporter

Applications are available for Strathmore FCSSs
2015 grant funding.
The amount being allocated for the year has
not been determined yet, but it has been around
$20,000 to $30,000 over the past couple of years.
The maximum amount a group can apply for is
$5,000 and the reasoning must meet the mandate
of FCSS.
If the programs dont need $5,000 then they
can apply for $2,000, or a $1,000 whatever, said
Catherine Walsh, FCSS coordinator.
Basically FCSSs focus is on preventative initia-
tives, and thats straight across the province, the
communitys design and deliver social programs
that are preventative in nature to promote and en-
hance well being among individuals, families, and
communities. So as long as the programs apply-
ing meet that, that would be a main focus of our
boards decisions.
It also depends on what the community needs.
Its up to the discretion of the board, and the board
is made up of different community members.
In the past Growing Families Opportunity,
Golden Hills School Division, ROE, 5forLife, Step
One Housing, Community Crisis Shelter, and Ac-
credited Supports to the Community, to name a
few, have been granted funds. New projects are
also encouraged to come forward with their ap-
plications.
The application deadline is Oct. 16, and the
form can either be picked up at the FCSS ofce,
or printed from the Town of Strathmore website at
www.strathmore.ca.
2015 grant applications ready
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
To the Editor
For sometime the needs of the Strathmore Hospital
have been largely ignored by the provincial govern-
ment, and more specically by Alberta Health. This
hospital is 30 years old and was built to serve a popu-
lation much smaller than what we have today.
Clients come from the town, the county, and areas
such as Langdon, Chestermere, Airdrie and the east-
ern edge of Calgary.
M.L.A. Jason Hale took our concerns to the Legis-
lature in late 2013, and these concerns were largely
dismissed by Minister Drysdale and then Health Min-
ister, Fred Horn. This may be the time to again remind
the provincial government of the need for funding to
improve this health facility and to make use of the
empty space at the Strathmore Hospital.
Those people using this facility are urged to write,
e-mail or fax Premier Jim Prentice and Health Minister
Steven Mandel.
This hospital is a vital part of the community and it
serves many of us, whether for blood tests, emergen-
cy services, x-rays, home care, respiratory services,
physiotherapy, or in the area of patient care.
With a new premier and health minister, now is a
good time to alert them to our needs. Perhaps there
is a small light at the end of the tunnel with the an-
nouncement of the expansion of lab services in the
phlebotomy area which will provide two sites for
drawing blood and thus shorten the wait time for cli-
ents needing the service, and the undertaking of yet
another rural health study. We can only hope!
Mary Risseeuw, Correspondent
Strathmore District Health Foundation
and Auxiliary
Ignored by the provincial government
PAT FULE
Fule for Thought
About three years ago I asked (maybe begged!),
Strathmore Times publisher Mario Prusina, if hed
be interested in me doing a light-hearted column.
Im actually pleased that it went as well as it did. All
of you have been so supportive and kind toward
me. Often youve stopped me in various places to
thank me, or offer positive feedback, and Ive ap-
preciated every one of you!
Unfortunately - or fortunately, if youre sick of
me - I will be ending the weekly column. Ive be-
come quite busy with teaching, marking, and my
councillor duties, and its become a bit harder to
keep the column coming, and keep it fresh.
Thank you to all of you whove been regular
readers, and thanks to Mario for taking a chance
on me! To the staff of the Times, youre amazing
people, and Im glad I got to be an informal part
of your group. Mario has said I can continue to be
a guest columnist, and if I have something I think
youd like, Ill be writing more. Take care of your-
selves; I wish you all happiness and laughter
(Fule for Thought is a slice of life humourous
column that appears in the Strathmore Times, writ-
ten by long-time resident, town councillor, high
school teacher, coach, husband and father of two
Pat Fule. If you would like to get in touch with Pat,
you can send him an e-mail at Pat.fule@shaw.ca)
Happy trails until we meet again
The Roman Catholic Parishes within the Diocese of Southern Alberta
hosted their annual Palio on Sept. 20 at the Strathmore Ag Societys
rodeo grounds. The event enlightened everyone with cultural dances, a
mass with Bishop Henry, horse races, midway infated jumping castles
and pirate ships.
Justin Seward Photos
Fun times with Palio
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

The Land Use Bylaw (LUB),
a lengthy document that many
residents wont face until they
want to build or demolish some-
thing, was brought to council
on Sept. 17 to be rescinded and
the new one adopted.
The bylaw, created in 1989,
had seen over 100 amendments
and didnt include the annexed
lands or other changes that have
happened.
So this reects some new
legislation, some new direc-
tions as well as consolidating
all of the past amendments that
have happened, said Pat Malo-
ney, a contract planner with the
Town of Strathmore. Land Use
Bylaw divides the municipality
into districts. The bylaw does in-
clude the method of making de-
cisions, the density and all the
regulations for development.
It does regulate the subdivi-
sion design standards, the size,
height and area of buildings,
the amount of land to be pro-
vided around the buildings, the
set-backs, the landscaping, the
height, location, maintenance of
fences and walls, establish and
maintenance of parking of load-
ing facilities, design and charac-
ter and appearance of buildings,
location and amount of access
to lots and roads, making sure
that theres appropriate access,
lighting of land, signage, exca-
vation, lling of land, wetlands
and other regulated uses, and
overall density of population.
The goal for the LUB is to
create a document that is cur-
rent, consolidated, relevant,
user friendly, easy-to-read, ex-
ible while setting clear regula-
tions and one that meets all of
the regulatory requirements,
said Maloney.
Some of the changes in the
document include increased
density, the Calgary Metropoli-
tan Plan requires its partners try
to achieve 8-10 units per acre
density.
One recommendation is that
the R3 district now be called
high density district. High den-
sity isnt always an apartment
form, said Maloney, it could be
townhouse, or a stacked town-
house. It doesnt have to be tra-
ditional apartment building.
One of the things adminis-
tration looked at in the down-
town is (in the R3 district) the
overlay you can actually go to
six stories. However, the density
wouldnt have allowed that, so
raising the density to 100 units
per hectare would allow a de-
veloper to build a six story unit
if they want to and if they meet
all of the other requirements.
Parking was another issue
brought forward. Parking for a
one bedroom unit will be one
space, two bedroom 1.5, three
bedroom units will be 1.75 and
then .15 parking per unit for
visitors.
When its development in the
downtown, were saying one
space per unit regardless of size
to encourage walking and
we think there could be shared
parking arrangements in the
downtown, said Maloney.
Councillor Denise Peterson
worries having two bedroom
units with 1.5 parking stalls
could become problematic in
high density areas where trafc
is already an issue.
She would like to see a limit
to the 1.5 parking stalls depen-
dent on the area, something she
thinks should be considered in
areas with limited parking.
Secondary suites have been
listed as a discretionary use in
all single family and duplex res-
ident districts. It will still be dif-
cult for people with an exist-
ing home to turn their basement
into a secondary suite because
of building code regulations;
however, any of the builders
building new homes can ensure
theyre built appropriately at
the time if the buyer so wishes.
They will have to apply for a
development permit for discre-
tionary use when doing so.
Licensed medical marijuana
facilities have also been includ-
ed under the LUB.
This is something that the
federal government has ap-
proved and if you dont stipu-
late where they are not allowed
they could basically be overrid-
den by the federal government
and put anywhere, said Malo-
ney.
Theyre not near schools, or
low density residential and will
be properly signed and fenced.
Councillor Bob Sobol brought
forward questions, concerns
and recommendations about
the proposed bylaw. One of the
guidelines of the LUB states that
liquor stores cannot be within
150 metres of a school, but So-
bol questioned why locations
selling tobacco products are
not included in that. Tobacco
products are sold in many more
places, and means any of the
gas bars backing onto residen-
tial wouldnt be allowed to sell
cigarettes, something the town
doesnt regulate, said Maloney.
Sobol questioned grandfa-
thering the current stores sell-
ing tobacco near schools, stat-
ing it wouldnt affect any of the
present stores.
I agree 100 per cent, but I am
just not sure I have ever seen a
Land Use Bylaw regulate ciga-
rette sales. One of the problems
with that is we do try and en-
courage the reintroduction of
convenience stores back into
residential areas and they all
sell cigarettes, said Maloney.
If we do put it in, and even
if we say its grandfathered, its
not really grandfathered, what
youre making then is youre
making the existing conve-
nience stores and gas bars non-
conforming. If they burnt down
they couldnt sell cigarettes if
they built up again.
It will limit the types of stores
that will come into community
areas because tobacco sales
are an important part to many
convenience store sales. Ma-
loney said she couldnt say it
would stop them from building
or opening, but that it will be
a unique restriction. The possi-
bility of adding that regulation
to the bylaw will be researched
and brought back for councils
consideration.
The LUB was passed with
Peterson voting opposed. She
wanted more time to go over
the document before casting a
favourable vote.
New Land Use Bylaw approved
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE IN
THE SANTA CLAUS PARADE
THIS YEAR?
Strathmore Lions Club
CELEBRATION OF LIGHTS
The Celebration of Lights Committee along with Aztec Real Estate will be hosting
the Christmas Parade this year. We would like to build the Parade to be a fun event
each year for our community.
The Santa Claus Parade will be held on Saturday, November 29 starting at 5:30 pm. and follow a
parade route throughout downtown, then everyone can head to the Agricultural Grounds
for a Charity BBQ and entertainment will take place to precede the 7th ANNUAL
LIGHT UP THE NIGHT CELEBRATION.
If you have a oat, mascots, marching bands, horses,
please contact Tracey for registration forms.
Tracey Rogers 403-934-5533 aztecrealestateinc@gmail.com
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The Strathmore Country Gardens
Club went touring the end of Au-
gust around Strathmore to see lots
of Garden ideas and peoples great
creativity.
Septembers year -end wrap up
brought out a guest speaker to talk
about tower Gardening. A futuristic
idea of gardening in smaller spaces
and being able to grow more food
to keep up with the masses through
aeroponics. Octobers meeting is the
start of our new year of growing and
learning from each other - success-
es, tips and tricks, things to avoid
and your favorite tool to help in the
garden. We will be having our year-
end photo contest:
1) best landscape
2) best single bloom
3) best container.
We meet at the Strathmore Public
Library in the meeting room at 7-9pm
every rst Wednesday of the month.
If you are interested in joining
the club, membership fees are sin-
gle $20/yr or family rate $30/yr if
you cant make it and would like
more information please call Linda
Pekrul(Secretary) at 403-901-0017 or
Jen Parnell (President) at 403-901-
1655. Hope to see you there!
Growing Ideas With the Garden Club
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

ATCO signed a three-year partnership with Siksika Nation
Community Cadet Corps on Sept. 23.
The program is a community-based initiative for at-risk
youth and ATCO has come on board to support this youth
plan.
Constable Todd Depagie of the Gleichen RCMP, who is
the commanding ofcer with the Cadet Corps, could not be
more thrilled to see ATCO donate to community organiza-
tion such as this one.
Just for a brief history of the what the Cadet Corps is,
its part of the Alberta Community Cadet Corps group, said
Depagie. The initial one started in 2005 in Hobbema and
they started the program there to combat gang activity.
Gangs were recruiting young kids, the RCMP started up a
cadet program there and started getting the kids into ca-
dets.
Once that was underway they were able to brag hey
were the biggest gang in Hobbema now. They had over 100
cadets show up on a weekly basis and over 1,000 registered
at one point.
The Siksika Nation started their Cadet Corps last year and
really want youth to get involved as it will boost ones self
esteem and discipline.
Cpl. Pascal Richard was doing some of the background
on that. He heard about the Cadet Corp success that hap-
pened up in Hobbema and so he started meeting and part-
nered with Siksika Justice, said Depagie. Then I came in
here just in May of last year and along with Pascal we got
the Cadet Corps up and running.
Depagie has really embraced the kind of support the Sik-
sika community has been able to give to the Cadet Corps.
So far its been great, the support from the community is
outstanding. Were going to be forming our formal society
very shortly kids seem to love it, it gives them a place to
be (it is) just tremendous here, said Depagie.
The age group for Cadet Corps is from 11-17, but if you
are older, there is the possibility of being recruited to be-
come a leader.
ATCO partners with Siksika Cadet Corps
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REMEMBERING
SUMMER FUN!
It was a beautiful day to sit
outside and relax; the sun was
hot, the air was calm. I could
hear children a few doors
down playing in the yard.
Although I could not see the
action I knew there was water
involved I pictured a pool.
I could hear much splashing
about and I sensed the energy
and enthusiasm of youth.
Needless to say, they were
using their outside voices.
What a perfect summer day!
Then mom came out and rep-
rimanded them. The volume
did go down a notch as did
the energy of the game.
I was thinking, the children
were having such fun as
only children do in a backyard
in summer with water. In a
few short years they may no
longer want to play at home
enjoy them mom. The moment
will pass all too quickly.
I got to thinking how easy it
is for us to get caught up in
the moment. We have to take
an intentional step back and
pause to even get a glimpse at
the big picture. We get caught
up in the day-to-day grind
cooking, cleaning, disci-
plining, guiding, producing
the list goes on. I think that is
one of the blessings of being
a grandparent by position
you are a step back. That step
allows a wider eld of vision
and you are able to see a
bigger picture.
The big picture. It is a blessing
when you are able to see
more than the moment. That
is why a friend that is a good
listener is so wonderful they
are able to listen to your woes
and troubles a step removed
and as such may offer a wise
word.
Friends are not always avail-
able to listen when you need
an ear so it is a great comfort
to know that God, the ultimate
big picture visionary, is always
there, 24/7 to hear whatever
you need to say. Trusting that
God is loving and will be with
you whatever befalls, in the
moment and in the long run, is
a gift worth receiving.
Rev. Pamela Scott
Strathmore United Church
Pass the Salt
BOW RIVER ALLIANCE CHURCH
105 Main St. Carseland
403-934-9337
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Pastor: Andy Wiebe
Sunday Worship: 10:30 am
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RCCG PECULIAR PEOPLE ASSEMBLY
(1 PET. 2:9)
115A 3rd Avenue, Strathmore
403-667-7832
Pastor: Dunmoye Lawal
Sunday Service: 10:30 am
Friday (Divine Encounter): 7 pm
Thursday Bible Study: 7 pm
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STRATHMORE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
50 Maplewood Drive 403-934-2225
Senior Pastor: Rev. Les Fischer
Childrens Pastor: Lori Dollinger
Youth Pastor: Kyle Lomenda
New Ofce Hours:
9 am - 4 pm Tues - Wed - Thur
Worship Service: 10:30 am
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Extending Grace - igniting hope
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112 Lakeside Blvd. 403-934-2374
Pastor: Dawn Nelson
Worship Schedule
Thursday Evening 7:00 pm
Sunday Family 10:30 am
Christian Education
For All - Ages 3-103
Sunday at 9:30 am
Join us in Praising our Lord, Jesus Christ!
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403-901-0893 / 403-880-3171
Pastor: Elizabeth Karp
Sundays 10:30 am
Come join us for a spirit-lled time
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Meeting in the Lutheran Church
112 Lakeside Blvd. 403-983-0081
Pastor: Ghena Girleanu
Services held every Saturday
Sabbath School: 10 AM
Worship Service: 11 AM
www.strathmoreadventist.ca
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC
Holy Cross Collegiate School Gym
709B - 2nd Street, Strathmore
403-934-2641
Pastor: Fr. Wojciech Jarzecki
Masses: Saturday 5 pm Sunday 10 am
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Becoming fully alive in Jesus Christ
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(NORTH door) 403-934-3017
Pastor & Priest: Bryan Beveridge
Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 am
HOPE COMMUNITY
COVENANT CHURCH
245 Brent Blvd, Strathmore 403-934-2424
Worship Service Sundays 10 am
Lead Pastor: Glenn Peterson
www.hope-community.ca
STRATHMORE ALLIANCE
325 1 Ave 403-934-3543
Corner of 1 Ave & Wheatland Trail
Pastor: Darrell Young
Associate Pastor: Byron Allan
9:30 am Sunday School for All Ages
11:00 am Worship Service
www.strathmorealliance.com
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Wheatland Trail & 3rd Avenue
403-934-3025
Rev. Pamela Scott
Sunday Worship 10:30 - 11:30 pm
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We are geared towards 11 to 17 year
olds, however once they hit 18 we do
still want to retain them as a leader,
said Depagie. If there are people that
are 18 and older that are interested
in the program then we want to train
them as a leader and its a way for them
not only to be involved in youth but to
give back in some way.
When the Cadet Corps meet, you can
see them working on drills, which is
a very important part of the program
because it shows teamwork.
Mike Buxton, General Manger of
Calgarys ATCO Northeast division was
very pleased to be on hand to com-
mence the partnership.
Well we look at the communities
and see where we are the best t and
we want to benet the entire commu-
nity, not just the smaller groups with-
in, said Buxton. We feel this is just a
fantastic group benet (for) the whole
community, so our support is going
where we feel its utilized.
ATCO gets involved with many First
Nation Community Corps and when
the Siksika Cadet corps came about
last year, the decision was easy to get
involved with this one too.
Were supporting Cadet Corps in
other rst nation communities as well
and we became aware of this one that
started up last year, so were like hey lets get involved with
this one too, said Buxton.
It was a nancial donation that went towards the corps
program, but the total could not be released because ATCO
is working with other First Nations Communities with these
donations.
Siksika Cadet Corps meets from 4:30-7 p.m. every Tuesday
at Chief Old Sun Elementary in Siksika Nation.
Siksika Cadet Corps Commanding Offcer Todd Depagie talks during a spe-
cial ceremony where ATCO signed a three year partnership to assist with the
program on Sept. 23 at Chief Old Sun School in Siksika Nation.
Justin Seward Photo
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

The Strathmore Cubs are a
group that is taught about their
natural surroundings. The group
got to experience that when they
went on a tour of the Eagle Lake
Nurseries on Sept. 27.
So were here at Eagle Lake
Nurseries to learn a little bit
more about our environment
and some of our local business-
es that deal with environmental
things such as growing trees,
said Allison Israels, Cubs Leader.
One of the key factors of being
a Cub is knowing all about your
environment because you play a
factor whether its a positive one
or a negative one.
The visit to the nursery was all
a bout how trees and plants play
a role in the Cubs lives.
The leaders want to teach the
kids how leave a piece of nature
the way it is without disturbing
its surroundings.
We want to leave an area
the way we left it, said Israels.
So if you walked into a forest,
you dont want to be taking out
stones, animals or any kind of
object because we want to walk
in, appreciate our environment
and then walk and leave it for
somebody else to enjoy.
A normal Cubs meeting can be
different each time as there are
a wide variety of activities that
occur.
Our normal meetings are
anywhere from games to skits,
learning songs, doing art proj-
ects, environmental studies,
said Israels.
Cubs meet on Tuesday nights
from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Quon-
set behind the Strathmore Civic
Centre. The age for Cubs is for
boys and girls ages 7-10.
The Cubs of Strathmore
are taught through week-
ly meetings about their
natural surroundings and
how to treat it with re-
spect. They had the op-
portunity on Sept. 27 to
take a tour of Eagle Lake
Nurseries to learn about
how signifcant trees are
to the environment.
Cubs learn about nature
Justin Seward Photo
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Times Reporter

After nearly 10 years of owning the
local Ford dealership, Byron Smith is
looking forward to a new chapter in
his life.
Even though the auto industry is in
his blood, the 54-year-old Smith sold
his prized company to the Kaizen Au-
tomotive Group, effective Oct. 1.
I would say that it
has been a very fruit-
ful 25 years (in the
automotive business)
it has been heart-
warming, said Smith.
It has allowed me to
pursue goals and ac-
tions that have taken
me to all seven con-
tinents, that have al-
lowed me to embrace
different cultures and geography.
Ive grown and gone on through dif-
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tive industry.
On his way up in his career, includ-
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eral sales manager, Smith purchased
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Vulcan, before buying the local Ford
dealership on Jan. 15, 2005.
It was a goal of his to own a dealer-
ship before he was 30 years old and
with a lot of hard work, he achieved
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Im most proud of the professional-
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a customer comes in here, they can re-
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pride in how we handle their (needs).
According to Smith, it was tough to
make the decision to nally step aside.
I was approached many, many times
from people to purchase Strathmores
(dealership) from me in the last num-
ber of years alone, Ive had at least 20
people calling me and every time I said
no, said Smith. In the last year, Ive
had to take a really a hard look at it
and recognize that half of my life has
been in this business.
This is the best time to sell a Ford
dealership our prod-
uct is amazing, weve
done the renovation
on the facility, we
have a good reputa-
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very good staff. I had
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derstand this oppor-
tunity doesnt come
around everyday.
With his business knowledge and be-
ing in a rare group that has climbed
Mount Everest, Smith will now focus
his time on his motivational speaking
business. He also plans to write a book
in the near future. He is looking for-
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friends, particularly his son, Zach.
According to Smith, while it is tough
to leave, he assures customers that they
will remain in good hands as the staff
assembled at the dealership is second-
to-none. He is condent that the new
ownership group will continue the suc-
cessful tradition he helped create.
Im proud of our growth (as a busi-
ness) in this community, said Smith.
We take a lot of pride in giving back
to the community of Strathmore and
Wheatland County.
Looking for a new challenge
Mario Prusina Photo
Byron Smith (r) plans to spend more
time with his son, Zach (l).

Better Choices, Better Health - Chronic Pain
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Relaxation and breathing techniques
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This is a self-management program for people with chronic pain. The workshop takes 2
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Management Program. The goal of the program is helping you learn more about chronic pain and explore
ways to take care of yourself in order to enjoy a better quality of life!
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Techniques to control pain
How to make everyday tasks easier
Relaxation and breathing techniques
Dealing with negative emotions
Tips for becoming more active
Tips for effective communication
Tips for eating well
Setting weekly goals
Effective problem solving

This is a self-management program for people with chronic pain. The workshop takes 2
hours per week for 6 weeks.

Location: Strathmore Municipal Library
Dates: Mondays October 20, 27, November 3, 10, 17 & 24, 2014
Time: 1:00 3:30 pm

To register call (403) 9-HEALTH (403-943-2584) Free of Charge!
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SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

Shelf Genie, an innovative way of
utilizing all the space in your cabinets,
has made its way to Western Canada
and is available to all Strathmore and
area residents.
I was looking into the kind of busi-
ness I wanted to run for myself and I
was looking at all different ones that
were out there. I kind of had my own
set of requirements and in amongst
things as most important to me is to
kind of do things in the way where I
can look at myself in the mirror every
morning and feel good about it, said
Greg Billson, who had spent 30 years
as an IT tech.
A common problem almost every
home owner or renter can relate to is
having shelves that cant be utilized
100 per cent, or ones where you have
to get down on your hands and knees
just to try and pull something out of it.
Cabinets are typically designed to
look really, really nice but theyre not
necessarily designed to function really
well and so normally the insides are
maybe a bit bare, said Billson.
Shelf Genie provides almost the best
of both worlds because they can look
nice on the outside but actually also
function on the inside too.
Its also less physically straining.
The interesting thing is quite of-
ten they get more space rather than
less, said Billson. The reason for that
is when we kind of look in a typical
pantry what youre going to nd is a
whole pile of air that isnt doing any-
thing. The reason that air is there not
doing anything is because you need to
be able to reach in, youve got to have
space for your hands to get in and out.
You still cant see whats in there, but
at least you can reach with your hands
and pull things and put them back in
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SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

It was a surreal moment for Carse-
land native Jordan Ostrom on Sept. 25
when she found out she was the win-
ner of the ATB All Albertan Song Writ-
ing Contest. Ostrom, who goes by the
name Sykamore professionally, won
$10,000 with the title,
with her track Heaven
in the Pines.
It was pretty surre-
al when we found out
that I was rst, said
Ostrom.
I was with my
mom in a hotel in
Nashville and we had
to tune in to CKUA on
the internet, I had to
go to the website, it
was a total nail-biter.
I was in the Top 2 with T. Buckley and
the online voting was really close so it
was impossible to tell who was going
to win.
This was the fourth year for the con-
test, which encourages local songwrit-
ers to write and record a song about
Alberta and being an Albertan.
Ostrom was at Winos in downtown
Calgary with her manager when one
of his friends, who had joined them,
mentioned the ATB contest after nd-
ing out she writes her own music.
That was about a month before
the deadline. She had then forgotten
about it until one day she was home
and it crossed her mind. She thought
maybe she would try
and write something,
what did she have
to lose? After mak-
ing sure the deadline
hadnt passed, she got
to work.
So I wrote the song
on the Friday, and
then I went to my
parents house and re-
corded it in my closet
on the Saturday and I
sent it off to be mixed
and mastered. I had the nal product
back to me the afternoon that I was
supposed to submit it, said Ostrom.
The idea for the song and the title
came from a driving trip she had taken
to Seattle in May with a friend.
I just remember that glorious mo-
ment when we crossed over the bor-
der back into Canada and I was just
so happy. It was partly because of
technology, (not relying on WiFi any-
more) but it was also because theres
something about crossing the border,
the landscape just gets that much more
beautiful. I dont know what it is, may-
be its just familiarity or whatever but
my friend and I were just really excit-
ed, said Ostrom.
On the way back to Calgary they
stopped in Longview, pulling over to
take pictures, and she remembered the
phrase, Heaven in the pines running
through her head. She had logged it
away thinking it would be useful for a
song one day. That trip and the memo-
ry of it is what inspired the song, said
Ostrom. Heaven in the Pines is about
that feeling and excitement you get
when youve been outside of Alberta,
or Canada, missing it, and you know
youre getting close to home.
The money Ostrom won will be used
towards her career for things like re-
cording, tours and other expenses
as they come down the road. If you
havent heard anything by Sykamore,
be sure to check out her Facebook
page where you can nds links to her
songs, including Heaven in the Pines.
Local musician Sykamore wins $10K
which means things can be spaced just
far enough apart that it can all t with
just the right amount of space in be-
tween because you dont need space
to put your hand in any more, you can
just slide the drawer out.
Barb Fath, a Strathmore resident, and
her husband moved into a home in the
Ranch and found they had two blind
corner cabinets that they were having
problems using.
My husband and I, we looked every-
where to gure out how we could put
something in ourselves, and then we
went to one of the home shows and
met Greg and he just had the perfect
solution for it, said Fath.
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for you call 1-888-663-3818, or e-mail
Greg Billson directly at gbillson@
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The Strathmore Wheatland Kings
continued their winning ways, improv-
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the Stettler Lightning 8-3 in the home
opener on Sept. 27.
After taking last year off, it was the
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The Strathmore Wheatland Kings
hosted the Stettler Lightning in their
home opener on Sept. 27 at the
Strathmore Family Centre. On hand
for the ceremonial faceoff were Stet-
tler Lightning Captain Mark Dietz (l-
r), Strathmore Minor Hockey League
President Blair Wilson, Strathmore
Mayor Michael Ell and Strathmore
Wheatland Kings Captain Blake Bish-
op. The Kings defeated Stettler 8-3,
improving to 3-0 on the season.
The excitement was felt in the crowd
right from the player introduction to
the nal buzzer.
Head coach Jeremy Blumes really
liked what he saw from his team, but
admits there were times where the fo-
cus was too much on the extra circu-
lars on the ice.
For the rst home game I thought
for the rst period we were focused
and I thought the second period we
got distracted with things that were
out of our control, said Blumes. I
think in the third period we got closer
to what were capable of.
The Wheatland Kings jumped out to
the early lead just 1:14 into the game
when Matt Thomson opens the scor-
ing. Then a short time later, Sebastian
Turgeon made it 2-0 and then Stettler
was able to get one back. Local prod-
ucts Lucas Jones and Cody Willis add-
ed back-to-back markers and Jay Man-
ning added another one to make it 5-1
Kings at the end of one.
Blumes and his staff had talked to
the team at the intermissions about the
things that they can control and things
that are out of their grasps and for the
leaders to step up and settle the team
down
We talked about just focusing on
things we can control versus things we
cant, said Blumes. I also think our
leadership group did a good job of set-
tling those guys down and Lucas is a
big part of that.
The Kings did get into some penal-
ty trouble including killing off a sev-
en-minute penalty in the middle frame.
It was huge, I thought we did a
good job working on this in practice
on special teams and the boys did a
good job on stopping and starting, get-
ting their sticks in the lane and your
best penalty killer is always youre
goalie, said Blumes.
He also added that it was encourag-
ing to see the team cheer each other
on despite all the penalties.
Stettler was able to get two in in
the second before the Kings Brett Du-
maine replied with a shorthanded tal-
ly, which made it 6-3 Kings after two.
In the third, Justin Kostiuk notched a
power play marker and Willis was able
to wrap up the scoring with his second
of the night.
Strathmore product Lucas Jones
could not have been more excited to
play in front of the hometown crowd,
as it added some extra motivation to
play well.
Im from Strathmore and this is
my rst home game in two and a half
years since midget, said Jones. Its
denitely very exciting and you could
feel it around the town the last couple
of weeks. Its even nicer to pull out the
two points against a team like Stettler.
Jones believed that the team motiva-
tion was from the home crowd.
Its unreal and I really think it
helped us pull out the two points, he
said I think our rst period was great
and that also came from our home
opener, from the fans too being there
for us.
The next game for the Kings is Fri-
day, Oct. 3, when they take on the
Mountainview Colts on the road be-
fore their next home game on Oct. 4
(8 p.m.) versus the Okotoks Bisons at
the Strathmore Family Centre.
points do it while you can because
every team is not going to be like that.
Everybody after the rst period picked
up their game.
Hassan Akl had three goals and Jared
Farmer had two goals. Singles were add-
ed by Connor Bertamini, Jayden Hen-
dricks, Majid Kaddoura, Ryan Conroy,
Tarun Fizer, Jase Westgard and Tyler
Skehar.
On Sunday in Cranbrook, it was a
whole different game as the team fell
behind and could not climb back.
The effort was there as opposed to
Saturday. The guys came out ying Sun-
day, we had a rst good shift from every-
body, said Fraser. I kind of thought we
had a period off in the second and they
ended getting up 4-0. After that, it was
hard for the guys to battle back. You
cant expect to give up six if youre go-
ing to win against those guys.
Jordan Hansen and Jayden Hendricks
supplied the goals in Cranbrook.
Next up for the Warriors is a road
game in Airdrie against the Lightning on
Oct. 4 (1:45 p.m.).
The Wheatland Braves opened up
their season with a 4-2 win over the
Lethbridge Hurricanes on Sept. 28. The
local double-A peewee team will have
their home opener on Oct. 4 (1:30 p.m.)
versus Red Deer at the Strathmore Fam-
ily Centre.
The Wheatland Chiefs, the local dou-
ble-A midget team, will open their sea-
son in Cranbrook on Oct. 4 before play-
ing in Lethbridge on Oct. 5.
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

The Strathmore Spartans high school
junior varsity girls showed some signs
of improvement in their home tourna-
ment on Sept. 26-27.
Volleyball coach Carrie Westgard was
thrilled to see her team, who were split
into a Pool A and Pool B team, go out
on the court and compete and play to
the systems.
The Pool A team placed eighth and
the B team nished fourth.
The Pool A (team) played really
well, it didnt show on paper because
they came eighth, but their improve-
ment of learning the game was so im-
mense that there was not a thought at
where they nished, it was such a good
weekend, said Westgard.
This was the girls second tourna-
ment this season and Westgard was
able to sit back and observe more rath-
er than telling the players what to do
after every play.
This is there second tournament
this year, said Westgard. I think we
had one practice before the rst tour-
nament essentially this is their rst
real tournament where theyve had
some practices in and communication
of what they are supposed to do. Im
so happy with how they played, it was
really good.
The B team was able to progress
through each match with positive at-
titudes and played a total team effort.
The B team were essentially super
positive and really fought through ev-
ery point and lot of communication,
said Westgard. Their strengths was
that they were playing as a real unit.
The A team had tougher competition,
but was able to sustain condence with
each game.
The A team started off a little slow,
but I think it was because they had an
extra player and they took a little lon-
ger to gel, said Westgard. They played
such tough competition that it was a
little harder to see for them it was
a good game even though maybe they
were being beat.
Their big adjustment was that you
do not have to win, you have to fo-
cus on how youre playing. Once they
gured out how to do that, then they
were playing really well. Fundamental-
ly, they were in their positions and they
were making the right choices.
The highlights for the split teams
were their overall performance on the
court and sticking to the basics.
We didnt focus on the outcome of
the tournament, we wanted to focus on
how we played and how we learned
our positions, said Westgard.
Westgard believes that her team will
have quicker starts and later in the sea-
son will be a contender for zones.
The team will be united once again
in Brooks this upcoming weekend,
Oct. 3-4, for another tournament.
Promising upside
for SHS junior girls
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

The Holy Cross Col-
legiate Hawks boys and
girls junior A volleyball
teams showed strong
team performances at
their home tournaments
on Sept. 26-27.
First-year girls coach
Elise Tanguay thought
her team showed signs
of strong teamwork on
the court.
I think it went re-
ally well and it was re-
ally nice to see the dy-
namic build in the group
because it really was
their rst time playing a
bunch of games togeth-
er. It was nice to see the
evolution from the rst
game to the last game,
said Tanguay.
We didnt win any
games, but we did win
some sets.
Even though the girl
Hawks did not win any
games, the attitude was
positive throughout and
that is what got them
through most of the
games.
I think for me, espe-
cially with younger girls
its like you need to keep
that attitude positive, as
soon as it goes down on
the court then it only
takes that one person to
have a negative attitude
and then everyone goes
down. So if you miss
that serve then get out
of there with a silly face
and shake it off, said
Tanguay.
The tournament was a
great bonding time for
the team and to make
new friendships.
Our biggest challenge
was working together as
a team instead of individ-
uals on the court. I feel
like were getting there
after this tournament,
they have a way bet-
ter friendship between
them, said Tanguay.
The girls closest game
was the consolation
game where virtually all
their sets were tied.
It was the girls rst
tournament of the sea-
son and they are excited
for the next one in Vul-
can this weekend on
Oct. 3-4.
As for the boys, signs
of leadership and com-
munication were evident
on the playing eld.
The boys did a great
job at learning how to
communicate and there
is some real leadership
on the team and the
team denitely knows
where its going,said
Josh Jalbert, HCC athletic
director.
I know they could
have hit the ball bet-
ter during the weekend
and be more aggressive
when theyre playing
and not sit back and wait
as much. They did very
well and they nished
second and played some
tough competition. This
experience will denite-
ly help them along the
rest of the way.
They lost to Bert
Church of Airdrie in the
nal.
Positive teamwork
The Strathmore High School hosted a volleyball
tournament for the JV lady Spartans on Sept. 26-
27.
Shannon LeClair Photo
The Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks volleyball teams hosted a home tournament Sept. 26-27.
Shannon LeClair Photos
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to thank all of the volunteers, businesses, individuals and
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Easy Going Golf Tournament held at Speargrass on Saturday,
September 20, 2014!

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The UFA Bisons opened their regular season by
splitting a pair of home games this past weekend
at the Strathmore Family Centre. The local triple-
A midget team defeated the Calgary Royals 5-3
on Sept. 26, before falling 4-2 to Red Deer on
Sept. 28.
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Bisons split weekend opener
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

The UFA Bisons split a pair of games
to open the 2014-2015 season this past
weekend at the Strathmore Family Cen-
tre.
The local triple-A midget team edged
the Calgary Royals 5-3 in their home
opener on Sept. 26. The nearly sold-out
crowd was treated to a gritty, entertain-
ing performance, as the Bisons were
able to use their size to produce offence
and push back at Royals with physical
play.
Head coach Dan MacDonald was
pleased with his teams rst win of the
season and admits it was a step in the
right direction in growing as players
The players worked real hard since
weve started here right from the begin-
ning, said MacDonald. We were hop-
ing thats what wed kind of get is a
hardworking effort and I thought thats
what we had and when you work hard,
good things happen.
He thought puck possession would be
a work in progress as the passes were
not as sharp as they could be.
I dont think its where we want to be
obviously, it wasnt as nesse with puck
the way we like but effort was rst so I
was happy with that, said MacDonald.
The keys to victory was that the Bi-
sons were able to drive the net effective-
ly and putting pressure on the Royals.
Well the biggest thing is that we want
to drive the net real hard and pressure
them. Thats the type of game we want
to play and I thought we did that re-
ally well all periods, said MacDonald.
We had a couple of let downs, where
three penalties in a row will do that (to
you), where you cant pressure. Thats
just a part of growing up in this league
because you got to be careful what you
do.
The Bisons did take some penalties,
but were fortunate to kill them at crucial
parts of the game, including a double
minor in the later stages.
(We) seemed to take penalties when
we pressured the puck and sometimes I
think that your going hard on the puck
so right now were not gonna worry
too much, said MacDonald.
On Friday night, Cameron Shorrock
and Austin Cameron led the way of-
fensively with two goals apiece, while
Hayden Gary added a single goal to
round out the scoring.
On Sunday afternoon versus Red
Deer, the game was tight and neither
team was giving up any room, but the
Bisons ended up on the wrong end of
a 4-2 defeat.
What we saw with Red Deer is a team
that we can compete against certainly in
the year. We have a few things to work
on and we think that when we work on
those things, were going to be a better
team, said Dave Attwood, Bisons assis-
tant coach.
The Bisons are hoping for a different
outcome against Red Deer later in the
season, but once some more systems are
in place, they will be ready next time.
We have a really good group of boys
that are working really hard and once
we have some time to teach them what
we want to teach them, its going to look
a lot different we hope, said Attwood
The loss was not a real indication of
how the game went for the Bisons, as
they just could not capitalize on their
chances.
It was pretty close because we looked
at the shots on goal, both goalies played
really well and had some chances in
there that we didnt bury and I think
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that could have went either way, said
Attwood.
Areas that can be improved upon for
next game can be the stickhandling and
passing, as well as using their speed.
Bisons forward Jordan McConnell was
able to notch both goals in the defeat.
The Bisons next games are on the
road this weekend when they take on
the CAC Gregg Distributors on Oct. 4 at
2:45 p.m. and Oct. 5 when they play the
Leduc Oil Kings at 1:30 p.m.
The UFA Bisons opened their regular season by
splitting a pair of home games this past weekend
at the Strathmore Family Centre. The local triple-
A midget team defeated the Calgary Royals 5-3
on Sept. 26, before falling 4-2 to Red Deer on
Sept. 28.
Justin Seward Photo
Bisons split weekend opener
JUSTIN SEWARD
Times Reporter

The UFA Bisons split a pair of games
to open the 2014-2015 season this past
weekend at the Strathmore Family Cen-
tre.
The local triple-A midget team edged
the Calgary Royals 5-3 in their home
opener on Sept. 26. The nearly sold-out
crowd was treated to a gritty, entertain-
ing performance, as the Bisons were
able to use their size to produce offence
and push back at Royals with physical
play.
Head coach Dan MacDonald was
pleased with his teams rst win of the
season and admits it was a step in the
right direction in growing as players
The players worked real hard since
weve started here right from the begin-
ning, said MacDonald. We were hop-
ing thats what wed kind of get is a
hardworking effort and I thought thats
what we had and when you work hard,
good things happen.
He thought puck possession would be
a work in progress as the passes were
not as sharp as they could be.
I dont think its where we want to be
obviously, it wasnt as nesse with puck
the way we like but effort was rst so I
was happy with that, said MacDonald.
The keys to victory was that the Bi-
sons were able to drive the net effective-
ly and putting pressure on the Royals.
Well the biggest thing is that we want
to drive the net real hard and pressure
them. Thats the type of game we want
to play and I thought we did that re-
ally well all periods, said MacDonald.
We had a couple of let downs, where
three penalties in a row will do that (to
you), where you cant pressure. Thats
just a part of growing up in this league
because you got to be careful what you
do.
The Bisons did take some penalties,
but were fortunate to kill them at crucial
parts of the game, including a double
minor in the later stages.
(We) seemed to take penalties when
we pressured the puck and sometimes I
think that your going hard on the puck
so right now were not gonna worry
too much, said MacDonald.
On Friday night, Cameron Shorrock
and Austin Cameron led the way of-
fensively with two goals apiece, while
Hayden Gary added a single goal to
round out the scoring.
On Sunday afternoon versus Red
Deer, the game was tight and neither
team was giving up any room, but the
Bisons ended up on the wrong end of
a 4-2 defeat.
What we saw with Red Deer is a team
that we can compete against certainly in
the year. We have a few things to work
on and we think that when we work on
those things, were going to be a better
team, said Dave Attwood, Bisons assis-
tant coach.
The Bisons are hoping for a different
outcome against Red Deer later in the
season, but once some more systems are
in place, they will be ready next time.
We have a really good group of boys
that are working really hard and once
we have some time to teach them what
we want to teach them, its going to look
a lot different we hope, said Attwood
The loss was not a real indication of
how the game went for the Bisons, as
they just could not capitalize on their
chances.
It was pretty close because we looked
at the shots on goal, both goalies played
really well and had some chances in
there that we didnt bury and I think
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Saturday, November 1, 2014
6:00 PM at the Travelodge Strathmore
The evening includes dinner, live and
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that could have went either way, said
Attwood.
Areas that can be improved upon for
next game can be the stickhandling and
passing, as well as using their speed.
Bisons forward Jordan McConnell was
able to notch both goals in the defeat.
The Bisons next games are on the
road this weekend when they take on
the CAC Gregg Distributors on Oct. 4 at
2:45 p.m. and Oct. 5 when they play the
Leduc Oil Kings at 1:30 p.m.
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FOXLEY,
William Douglas
June 29, 1931
Sept. 27, 2014
William passed away on September 27, 2014 in
Strathmore, AB at the age of 83 years. He is sur-
vived by his wife of 56 years, Bernice; his brother
Frank; and his niece Jennifer. He was an ofcer
of the Montreal Police Force for 35 years and re-
tired as a Sergeant. At the familys request, there
will be no funeral service. Memorial donations
in Williams memory can be made directly to the
Alberta Heart and Stroke Foundation (#200, 119
14th, St. N.W., Calgary, T2N 1Z6) or S.T.A.R.S. Air
Ambulance (Box 570, 1441 Aviation Park N.E.,
Calgary, T2E 8M7). To send condolences, please
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WESTERN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Box 2372, 105 - 900 Pine Road, Strathmore, AB T1P 1K3
FORM 5
Irrigation Districts Act
(Section 85/86)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CHANGE
THE AREAOF AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
TAKE NOTE that applications have been received by
the Western Irrigation District to change the area of the District.
Applications to remove parcels consist of:
Any person wishing to complain is required to submit a written complaint to the
Western Irrigation District at Box 2372 105-900 Pine Road, Strathmore, Alberta,
T1P 1K3 within 30 days after the date of the publication of this notice.
Jim Webber, P. Eng.
General Manager
Western Irrigation District
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO OUR USERS
THE 2014 ASSESSMENT AND
BILLING NOTICES HAVE
BEEN MAILED
DUE AND PAYABLE
BY DECEMBER 31, 2014
Please review your 2014 Assessment
and Billing Notice. The fnal day for
written COMPLAINT (as per section
107 of the Irrigation Districts Act) is
November 18, 2014
Box 2372, 105-900 Pine Road,
Strathmore, AB T1P 1K3
Phone: (403) 934-3542
Fax: (403) 934-5101
WESTERN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Box 2372, 105 - 900 Pine Road, Strathmore, AB T1P 1K3
FORM 5
Irrigation Districts Act
(Section 85/86)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CHANGE
THE AREAOF AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
TAKE NOTE that applications have been received by
the Western Irrigation District to change the area of the District.
Any person wishing to complain is required to submit a written complaint to the
Western Irrigation District at Box 2372 105-900 Pine Road, Strathmore, Alberta,
T1P 1K3 within 30 days after the date of the publication of this notice.
Jim Webber, P. Eng.
General Manager
FORM 5
Irrigation Districts Act (Section 85/86)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
TO CHANGE THE AREA OF
AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
TAKE NOTE that applications have been
received by the Western Irrigation
District to change the area of the District.
Name of Landowner
Gramms, Beverly
Number of Irrigation Acres
134
Legal Land Description
SE 35-26-25 W4
Any person wishing to complain is required
to submit a written complaint to the Western
Irrigation District at Box 2372 105-900 Pine
Road, Strathmore, Alberta, T1P 1K3 within
30 days after the date of the publication of
this notice.
Erwin Braun, P.L. (Eng)
General Manager
Strathmore High School
SCHOOL
COUNCIL
MEETING
October 7, 2014 7 pm
Agenda
1. Discuss school council format
2. Discussion of other school issues
All parents welcome
NOTICES
NOTICES
OPEN HOUSE
in honor of
Allan & Carol
Munchraths
50th Wedding
Anniversary
Saturday,
October 11, 2014
from 1-4 PM
at the Rockyford
Community Center,
Rockyford,
AB.
In Loving Memory of
Richard John Stanley Hornby
Passed away October 7, 2013
~
Its been a year since you went away
Still feels like it was yesterday
Tere is still a big emptiness in my heart
Lots of days I still fall apart
Youre always in my thoughts
I cherish all the memories that we had together.
Its so hard to put into words
How much I miss your laughter,
Your smile, your love, your strength,
And thoughtfulness.
We miss you always and love you forever.
Verna, Donna, Wayne and Daniel
On behalf of the entire Nightingale
community, Te Nightingale
Community Association would like
to thank the Wheatland County
Community Enhancement Board
for the grant approval to conduct
repairs and improvements on the
Nightingale Community Hall.
Te grant funded; renovations made to
the kitchen, washrooms, upgrades to
water well, as well as purchasing a new
lawn tractor, fre-pit and picnic tables.
Additionally, the community sends out
a special thank you to Gerritsen Drilling
for donating and maintaining the new
water fltration system.
Thank you!
THANK YOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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November 8, 2014
Cheadle Hall
Cocktails: 7:00
Entertainment: 8:00
Silent Auction
Net proceeds for
Cheadle Baseball
Diamond Upgrade
Tickets: $25.00 each
Phone: 403-660-3650
for tickets
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COMING EVENTS
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

Anyone looking to get involved with
the Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games is be-
ing encouraged to sign up now for a
chance to do so.
There are a number of different activi-
ties that those interested can take part
in.
They range from Scrabble and Eu-
chre and a lot of the indoor games to
hockey and curling and some of the
winter sports as well. Its a good variety
of options available, said Joss Binns, ac-
tivity director for Strathmores 55 Plus
Summer Games coming in 2015.
Generally were trying to increase the
awareness and participation of winter
and summer sports in this Golden Hills,
County of Wheatland area because we
havent had great participation in these
activities in previous years, so were just
trying to encourage everybody to give
it a go.
Binns is personally hoping to qualify
for the Winter Games, but he is also
attending to see how things are orga-
nized since both the summer and winter
games are run under the same head or-
ganization.
The goal behind Alberta 55 Plus is to
encourage people to either get active
and/or continue to participate in life
long sports.
Its an opportunity to get a low-cost
activity, because it doesnt cost you very
much to enter the games. You just have
to have a Plus 55 membership for $30
and then you get all of your food and ac-
commodations paid for when you qual-
ify for the Lethbridge Winter Games. So
its a fairly cheap way to participate in
those winter sports that are offered,
said Binns.
The rst opportunity to play is Oct.
25 in Drumheller for pool-snooker. Reg-
istration for each event must happen a
minimum of seven days before the event.
For the Oct. 25 event you can register by
calling Linda Traquir at 403-823-8460, or
contact her by e-mail at ltraquir@shaw.
ca. Following that is carpet bowling on
Nov. 8 in Airdrie. For a full list of all of
the events, their locations and contacts,
go to 2015strathmoregames.ca, select
The Games-Lethbridge Winter Games.
Any additional questions can be direct-
ed to Joss Binns at binnsj@shaw.ca.
55 Plus looking
for players
Teeing it up
The Strathmore 2015 Al-
berta 55 Plus Summer
Games committee hosted
an Easy Going Golf Tour-
nament at Speargrass
Golf Course on Sept. 20.
The Texas Scramble tour-
nament featured 18 holes
of golf, a steak dinner,
prizes and silent auction.
All proceeds of the event
went to the not-for-proft
Strathmore 2015 Alberta
55 Plus Summer Games.
Justin Seward Photos
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RELIEF CRISIS
COUNSELLOR
The successful candidate will be responsible
for crisis intervention, case management, small
group facilitation, working with volunteers and
household maintenance. Must be available to
work all shifts, work well within a team-based
environment, and demonstrate an ability to be
adaptable in meeting the needs of the agency
and the individuals we serve. Must possess
excellent assessment, intervention, and problem
solving skills, communicate effectively in
written and oral form, and work independently.
Qualications required: minimum social work
diploma or equivalent education, registration in
the appropriate professional agency, current First
Aid/CPR, and a knowledge and understanding
of family violence.
Condentiality, professional boundaries,
and a clear understanding of ethics
are paramount to all positions at CCS.
Competitions are open until
suitable candidate(s) found.
Please apply by email or fax to:
Penny Glenn, Program Manager
Email: ccs-mngr@telus.net
Fax: 403-934-6661
The Community
Crisis Society,
Wheatland Shelter
is hiring:
Cooks
4 Full Time, Permanent
$13.50 Hourly, for 44.00 Hours per week
Experience: 3 years to less than 5 years
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
signicant use of memory required. Speak English,
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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
Strathmore Station
Restaurant & Pub is hiring:
1 permanent, full time

Manager
$16.56 Hourly, for 40 Hours per week
Experience: 2 to 3 years
Credentials/Education: Must have (or get within 30
days of hire): AGLC Smart Serve Programs (PRO-
tect, PROserve, REELfacts), First Aid Certicate,
CPR Certicate, Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information System (WHMIS) Certicate.
Business Equipment and Computer Applications:
Squirrel POS system, General ofce equipment,
Record keeping, Cashiering, Microsoft Ofce.
Duties/Abilities: Must plan, organize, direct, con-
trol, and evaluate daily operations, while ensuring
that all health, safety, and liquor legislation and
regulations are followed. Responsible for the
hiring, training, scheduling, and supervision of 40+
staff. Respond to customer complaints and negoti-
ate with clients for catering or use of facilities.
Must possess great oral communication, excellent
problem solving skills, and organized job task
planning abilities. Must be customer service
oriented and be able to work under pressure in a
fast-paced environment while paying attention to
detail. Standing and/or walking for extended peri-
ods. Speak English, Read English, Write English
How to Apply: By Mail to 380 Ridge Road Strathmore
AB T1P1B5, In Person between 9:00 and 17:00,
or By E-mail to strathmorestationjobs@gmail.com
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REQUEST FOR BIDS
Chinook Credit Union Ltd is requesting bids for the provision
of Janitorial Services at its Strathmore branch and
administration offces located at 100-2nd Avenue, Strathmore.
The contract will be for one year commencing
November 1st, 2014 and ending October 31st, 2015.
Afull list of duties and conditions is available by contacting
either Stuart Hill at stuart.hill@chinookcu.com
or Saroeuth Ray at saroeuth.ray@chinookcu.com
Tenders must be received by 5 pm on October 8th
and must be sent by email.
TENDERS
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MISC
Clogging
Restarts on Tursday
October 16, in the Reading Room at
the Strathmore Municpal Library.
Beginner Lessons: 6pm - 7pm
Experienced Dancers: 7:15pm - 8:45pm
No partner or special shoes required,
wear fat, comfortable footwear.
Cost: $5 Drop-In Fee
For more information contact Anne:
thegodsmans@gmail.com
or 403-827-7911 (afer Oct. 9)
CHEADLE COMMUNITY CLUB
Cocktails
6:00 pm
Buffet Dinner
7:00 pm
Saturday, October 18
Tickets - $25 per person
(Adults only)
For tickets call
403-901-0180
or 403-934-5628
Door Prizes
DJ: Ray The DJ
AT THE CHEADLE COMMUNITY HALL
Bridging
the Gap
VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES
on the Bridging the Gap website at
www.bridgingthegapalberta.ca
The website allows you to view the postings
and connect directly with the agency.
Check out the current postings from:
5 for Live Early Childhood
- Terric 2 and 3 Year Old Fair, October 4
Strathmore Hand in Hand Parent Link Centre
Strathmore Municipal Library

If your agency is looking for volunteers or if you have
a coming event consider this FREE website.
Contact Jan, Growing Families Society
at 403.361.7216 or email gomrb@telus.net
if you have any questions.

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LOVE THE OUTDOORS?
Global Training Centre is currently
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MAINTENANCE SUPPORT
LABOURERS
Responsibilities include:
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Operating small equipment (experience an
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Willing to train as support to the instructional
team (i.e. participate in rst-aid scenarios)
Filling and maintaining re extinguishers and
breathing apparatus
Other related duties as assigned
As our ideal candidate, you must possess a clean
drivers license, have reliable transportation
(Class 4 an asset), and pass a pre-employment
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In addition you must be:
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Energetic, personable, and well-groomed
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Open to occasional travel
If you are interested in this opportunity submit
your application by October 24, 2014. Provide
a cover letter and resume to: Bestcareers@
globaltraining.ca.
Please note, only qualied candidates will be contacted
for an interview.
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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Strathmore/Chestermere
Bow Valley College is the largest and fastest growing Comprehensive Community College in Alberta.
We have over 20 locations across southern Alberta helping 141,000 learners each year. Our mission
is to contribute to the vitality of communities and strength of the economy through innovative adult
education programs and services which equip students for successful living, lifelong learning, and
employment in a global knowledge-based environment.
The Bow Valley College mandate includes facilitating educational opportunities in areas outside
of Calgary, including the Strathmore/Chestermere and area. The college will work in partnership
with other post-secondary and local education providers and will focus specically on the needs of
individuals and businesses in the communities and surrounding region.
We are currently recruiting a business development expert to take on the key role of Business
Development Manager (Regional Lead) to make those connections that are so key to the implemen-
tation of our strategy. The purpose of this role is to implement the colleges regional stewardship
business plan and expand access to post-secondary education in smaller communities and rural
Alberta. Working collaboratively across the organization, and responsible for development and
management of a regional campus/learning centre, the position ranges from supervising local staff
at various levels; developing business and generating revenue from multiple sources; leading and
coordinating local research into educational and other market needs for implementation of new
programs, courses and/or services; writing grant proposals and responding to RFPs; and profes-
sionally representing the college externally by developing effective relationships with the business
community, other educational stakeholders and community leaders.
Requirements:
Bachelors degree in Education, Community Relations, Fund Development or another
related area of study complimented by 4 years of directly related experience
Superior interpersonal, communication and organizational skills
Class 5 Drivers License
Ability to travel within Strathmore/Chestermere and to Calgary on a weekly basis
Understanding of Strathmore & Chestermere area would be an asset
Please note this is part-time (80% FTE) permanent position
Why work at Bow Valley College? We have been named one of Albertas Top 65 Employers for 2014.
Bow Valley College is made up of employees who are committed to our learners success, as well
as each others. Our staff and faculty consistently say it is the people who keep them at the College,
the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of our students, and the incredible support they
receive from their co-workers and supervisors.
Please note all successful candidates will be required to provide government issued identication
and proof of educational qualications upon hire.
Please apply via the Bow Valley College website: https://careersbowvalleycollege.hua.hrsmart.
com/hr/ats/Posting/view/322
Our expanding Chestermere ofce
is looking for a licensed insurance
representative to join our Team.
If you hold your Level 1 and/or Level 2 license
and have a minimum of 3 years experience,
you may be our candidate,
please send us your resume.
We offer room for advancement, opportunity
for ex hours and a great work environment.
Send resumes to:
Attention: Mona Whiteley, Asset Insurance,
#6, 140 East Chestermere Drive,
Chestermere, Alberta T1X 1M1
or Mona@assetins.com
Finance & Administrative Coordinator
Description:
The Finance & Administrative Coordinator is
responsible for clerical, nancial and customer service
activities that support the operation of the Accounting
& Business Management team.
Key Areas of Responsibilities:
Accounts Payable: Completes payments and
controls expenses by receiving, processing,
verifying and reconciling invoices.
Accounts Receivable: Obtains revenue by processing
invoices; resolving missed payments; updating
nancial records.
Payroll: Pays employees and compiles payroll
information by managing payroll preparation;
completing reports; maintaining records
Administration: Maintains continuity among work
teams by documenting and communicating actions,
irregularities, and continuing needs.
Desired Skills and Experience:
Minimum Two (2) years of administrative experience,
preferably supporting a Finance department
Highly skilled in the use of PC software, (i.e.
Microsoft Ofce) experience with QuickBooks Pro
considered an asset
Strong organizational, time management and ofce
management skills
Demonstrated ability to prioritize effectively and
multi-task, resulting in high quality work
Self-motivated, adaptable and exible with the ability
to work in a fast paced environment
Innovative and resourceful with creative
problem-solving abilities; develops new solutions to
issues
Customer focused; builds positive customer
relationships; demonstrates a can do approach
Detailed Oriented ensures work is completed with
minimal errors
Interested candidates should forward their resume and
cover letter to the undersigned, competition will remain
open until a suitable candidate is found.
Jessica Hall
Boots & Boost
23 Spruce Park Drive,
Strathmore, AB T1P 1J2
E-mail: jessica@bootsandboost.com
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The position is responsible for providing over-the-counter
services such as: accepting deposits, cashing cheques,
processing utility payments, calculating foreign and domestic
exchange, custody, balancing and security of cash, etc. The
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Brooks, Alberta T1R 1B9
Fax # (403) 362-4239
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STILL HIRING
CUSTOM FEEDLOT & FARMING
OPERATION LOOKING
FOR FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES
Competitive wages including O.T
and other Benets.
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
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Mechanics and Apprentice
positions in our state-of-the-
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Send your resume via email
to: employment@parkpav-
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FREIGHTLAND CARRIERS, a
tri-axle air ride atdeck car-
rier is looking for Owner/
Operators to run Alberta only
or 4 Western Provinces. Av-
erage gross $18 - 25,000/
month. 1-800-917-9021.
Email: ed@freightland.ca.

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ists, Marketing and more. Al-
bertas weekly newspapers
are looking for people like
you. Post your resume on-
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for-job-seekers.

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seeking over 200 addi-
tional CanScribe graduates.
Student loans available.
Income-tax receipts issued.
Start training today. Work
from home! www.canscribe.
com; info@canscribe.com.
1-800-466-1535.
SPRUCE POINT Park As-
sociation is now accepting
applications for the position
of: Park Manager (Seasonal
May 1 - September 15). The
Spruce Point Park camp-
ground and marina facility
is located on Lesser Slave
Lake approximately 285
kms northwest of Edmonton,
Alberta near the Hamlet of
Kinuso. For complete pack-
age and details please call
780-775-3805 or 780-805-
0801 or email: sprucepoint-
park@gmail.com. Position
will remain open until suit-
able candidate is found.
ROADEX SERVICES requires
O/O 3/4 tons, 1 tons and
3 tons for our RV division
and O/O Semis and driv-
ers for our RV and general
freight deck division to haul
throughout North America.
Paid by direct deposit, bene-
ts and company fuel cards.
Border crossing required
with valid passport and clean
criminal record. 1-800-867-
6233; www.roadexservices.
com.
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION
is an in-demand career in
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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-at-
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EAGLE RIVER Chrysler Ltd. is
currently looking for a full-
time Service Advisor. Great
work environment. Com-
petitive wages. Excellent
benet package. Incentive
and bonus plans. On the job
training available. Previous
experience would denitely
be an asset. To apply, please
fax your resume to 780-778-
8950. Email it to: service@
eagleriver.ca or mail it to:
Eagle River Chrysler, P.O. Box
1558, Whitecourt, AB, T7S
1P4. You can also apply in
person to the Service Man-
ager - Dennis LaFreniere.
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
Send resumes to:
Sby5019strathmore@sobeys.com
or fax 403.934.4540
Now accepting applications
for people who want to help us
provide the best shopping
experience for our customers.
Starting wage: $11 - $12
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Sharons
Doggie Dos
Professional All Breed
DOG GROOMING.
Strathmore.
20 years experience.
Reasonable Rates &
Calm Environment.
Sharon 403-934-3824
PETS
Kori-Lynn Corbin
Mortgage Specialist
Strathmore & Area
Tel: 403.333.6070 Fax: 403.901.0738
kori-lynn.corbin@rbc.com
Call for an appontment today!
FIRST IN MORTGAGES
STRATHMORE
WE WILL BEAT any quote in
Alberta on 16, 20, 22 & mod-
ular. Many models to choose
from or customize your own.
Best Buy Homes. 403-948-
2455, 403-560-6317.

A FANTASTIC VALUE for your
family! 16 X 76 home in-
cludes white appliances,
gas stove, separate entrance
through mud room, large
master bedroom with an
oval soaker tub in the en-
suite. United Homes Canada
1-800-461-7632; www.
unitedhomescanada.com.
MANUFACTURED
FOR SALE IN STRATHMORE,
2 BEDROOM CONDO. Re-
cently upgraded. 5 applianc-
es included, lots of storage,
covered parking. $179,500.
403-650-2498.
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LEASES
CHINOOK III. 1 bdrm or 2
bdrm. Heat & water includ-
ed. No pets. Please call for
availability. Call Keli 403-
324-2944.
RENTALS
COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR LEASE
19 Spruce Park Drive, Strathmore T1P 1J2
2200 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING
1600 square foot shop with 600 square foot
front ofce for lease in busy location
1/2 block south of #1 Highway.
Has two rear bay doors each
16ft high and .7 acres of yard space.
Available Oct 15, 2014
References and Credit App required.
Contact Curtis Evans 403.510-5139 or via email
at curtis@rockinghorseinc.com
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WANTED - Vehicles and farm
machinery for scrap. We pay
cash for deliveries to our
yard. We do farmyard clean-
ups. Call 780-914-7560 or
visit www.sturgeonbus-
parts.ca.
VEHICLES
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 Ofce for
details. 403-317-1365.
FEED AND SEED
LIVESTOCK
HERD DISPERSAL
100 BLACK ANGUS COWS
Ages 2-10, very sound, moderate frame,
1325 lbs, wean 570 lbs steers, March 25
October 23.
Accepting sealed bids until October 31.
Forward bids to McIntosh & Hale with $5,000
certied cheque. McIntosh & Hale
#210 - 12 Cheadle Street W, Swift Current, SK.
Highest or any bid not necessarily accepted.
For more info phone David 1-306-661-8443.
HEATED CANOLA buying
Green, Heated or Spring-
thrashed Canola. Buying:
oats, barley, wheat & peas
for feed. Buying damaged
or offgrade grain. On Farm
Pickup Westcan Feed &
Grain, 1-877-250-5252.
FEED AND SEED
STRAW WANTED. Large
square 4X8 bales. $65 met-
ric ton for 20,000 bales.
Please call Kevin Paskal at
403-330-9147.
Strathmore Station
Restaurant & Pub
is hiring
3 Permanent, Full Time:
FOOD AND
BEVERAGE
SERVERS
$10 Hourly, for 40.00 Hours per week
Experience: 1 to 2 years
Serve food and beverages, general plate service.
Describe and advise on menu items including
daily specials for customers. Present, open, pour
and serve wine in appropriate wine glassware.
Present bills to customers and accept and manage
payments in cash, credit or debit cards. Clear and
clean tables, trays and chairs. Replenish condi-
ments and other supplies at tables and serving
areas. Set tables. Must be of legal age to mix and
serve alcoholic beverages and acquire ProServe
within 30 days of hire. Must be Customer service
oriented and physically t. Experience on Squirrel
POS system or similar an asset.
How to Apply: By Mail to 380 Ridge Road
Strathmore AB T1P1B5, In Person between
9:00 and 17:00, or By E-mail to
strathmorestationjobs@gmail.com
HELP WANTED
60 YEAR OLD GENTLEMAN
SEEKING ACCOMMODA-
TIONS. Comes with 8 & 9
year old English Springer
Spaniels. 100% obedience
trained, non-barkers. Prefer
country, in or around Strath-
more. Will accept heated
barn or room. Hard working,
will do all types of chores
at no extra cost. $600/mo
budget for rent. Thank you.
Please call 587-757-9857.
SEEKING
ACCOMODATIONS
REALTY HORIZON
Joe Smolanski
403-934-3900
403.651-1300
79 Park Lane Dr
Strathmore
MLS #3624443
$479,900
11 Clingman Way
Blackie
$384,900
Four 3 Acre Parcels in
Ardenode Structure Plan.
Builders and Developers
ONLY $129,900
Multi-Family Commercial
For Sale North Hill Heights
Subdivision in Strathmore
MLS #C1024353
$11,500,000
Rural View
Commercial For Sale
MLS #C1024354
$4,320,000
55.25 Acres in a
Park-Like Setting
Along Service Creek
$600,000
In Need of New Listings - SOLD ALMOST ALL OF MINE!
755 Lakeside BV
Strathmore
MLS #C1023991
$1,050,000
Rural Wheatland County
254015 TWP RD 240
MLS #C3585173
$550,000
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244073 RANGE ROAD 265, LYALTA AREA.
RAISED BUNGALOW 1278 SQ.FT. C/W
WALKOUT, ATTACHED GARAGE 22X 24
& SHOP 40X 70
LIST PRICE: @ $549,900
SEVERIN ATTACHED RAISED
BUNGALOW CONDO!!!
626-THIRD AVENUE, STRATHMORE, AB.
ATTACHED RAISED BUNGALOW
1142 SQ.FT.
MITCHELL BI-LEVEL!!!
2331-MAUNSELL DRIVE NE,
CALGARY, AB.
BI-LEVEL 1092 SQ.FT.!!!
NEW LIST PRICE: @ $439,900
STRATHMORE MUFFLER SHOP LTD
153-ORCHARD PARK ROAD,
STRATHMORE, AB.
1 ACRE PLUS BUILDINGS 4065 SQ.FT.
NEW LIST PRICE: @ $785,000
KLAUCK/THOMPSON 2 STOREY!!!
10-CENTRE STREET,
STRATHMORE., AB.
2 STOREY 2114 SQ.FT.
SOLD, SOLD, SOLD
HILLMAN AGREAGE
3.0 ACRES
RANGE ROAD 261,
LYALTA AREA
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MLS # C3613495 MLS # C3618122
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Auction. October 30. High-
way commercial property,
2.04 acres in Stettler. Two
heated metal buildings,
chain link fenced. Visit:
rbauction.com/realestate for
details.
DOUBLE RV LOT with sup-
port building with shower,
washer/dryer, hot water
heater and sink, 2 single
beds. Located in the foothills
area of Yuma, Arizona. 403-
887-2441 or 928-503-5344.
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LORNA PHIBBS
403-874-7660
TO BUY OR SELL!
106 - 304 - 3rd Ave.,
Strathmore
lorna@lornaphibbs.com
www.lornaphibbs.com
Associate
Broker
34 Years Experience
3 BDRMS, 3 BATHS,
SPASHES OF COLOR
6 PERSON HOT TUB
HUGE PIE LOT / RV PARKING
PUTTIN ON
THE GLITZ!
$319,900
STRATHMORE
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GREAT 4 ACRES
SHOP
DOUBLE GARAGE
ATTACHED.
JUST OFF 797.
BUY A HOME
OVERSIZE DOUBLE
GARAGE TOO
RV PARKING
BASEMENT
DEVELOPMENT
$299,000
JUST WEST OF
LANGDON
$549,900
YES YOU CAN!
CALL LORNA
Many options on this
parcel of land, 25 min-
utes east of Calgary.
$599,000
46.56
ACRES
CALL LORNA
WEST OF
STRATHMORE

10-12 ACRE
PARCELS

BEING REZONED
INDUSTRIAL GEN.

NEW ROAD INTO
SUBDIVISION.
SUNRISES, VIEW OF
COUNTRY. BEAUTIFUL
CUSTOM DUPLEX
OVER 1300 SQ. FT.
FRONT ATTACHED GARAGE
TAKE LIFE
EASIER!!
$317,900
CALL LORNA
Over 2450 sq ft
Bilevel
Triple Car Garage
Half mile off
Pavement.
157 ACRES
BY LYALTA
$1,225,000
CALL LORNA
START HERE
$249,900
CARSELAND
WELL KEPT BILEVEL
HUGE TREED YARD
4 BDRMS,
COMPUTER ROOM
FAMILY AND GAMES ROOM
CALL LORNA
CUSTOM
CLEAR DECK!!
METICULOUS HOME
JETTED TUB
GREEN HOUSE
DEFINITELY CLEAR!!
$129,900
CALL LORNA
HOME SWEET HOME!
$113,900
NICE OPEN PLAN
VAULTS AND
SKYLIGHT
COVERED DECK
GATED COMMUNITY
Brand new vinyl
flooring
Large 1 bedroom
Third floor corner
Tons of views
LAMBERT
VILLAGE
$149,900
CALL LORNA COME SEE!
$175,000
CALL LORNA
JUST LIKE BRAND NEW
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NEW FLOORING,
NEW LINO.
AND A GARAGE TOO!
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all on .37 of an Acre
Double Garage & Sheds
20 min east of
Strathmore.
FLAVOUR OF
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to build your dream home in the
Strathmore area only 5 minutes to town.
Bonus: Seller willing to give mobile home on
adjacent property for FREE to any buyer willing to
move it. Ideal to live in it while you are building.
$239,900
From Hwy #1 and #817 - 6mi S, 2mi E, 1mi S
Sylvia Binner Sutton Group Canwest
403-903-2455
Craig Brassard
Real Estate Associate
403.361.0143
cbrassard@cirrealty.ca
Welcoming
New Clients
$645,000 Acreage
near Rockyford
1900sq.ft bungalow,
huge Quonset, 2x
garages, 9.74 AC.
$459,900
Monterey park
4 level split, 2
garages, corner lot,
new roof.
THE STRATHMORE REALTY GROUP
104 3rd Avenue, Strathmore
LOCATED IN ROCKYFORD THIS HOME SHOWS
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP WITH IMMACULATE YARD
AND HOME. 1240 SQFT WITH 3 BEDROOMS,
LARGE OPEN LIVING AREA, 2 STORAGE SHEDS,
ENCLOSED DECK, CARPORT AND BEAUTIFULLY
MANICURED YARD. $145,000.
Dixie Hartell
403-934-1034
www.strathmorerealty.ca
5 Beds,
3 Baths
Hardwood &
Vaulted
Ceilings
Oversized
garage
Strathmore - $444,900 3 Beds,
3 Baths
Backs onto
Greenspace
Large Island /
Pantry
Langdon - $524,900
Large Executive
Bungalow
Granite /
Hardwood /
Infoor Heat
Triple Attached
Garage
3.5 Baths
Open Concept
Floor Plan
Private
Landscaped
Yard
Strathmore - $359,900
3 Beds,
1.5 Baths
Newer Vinyl
Windows,
Exterior Doors,
Metal Roof
Immediate
Possession!
1 Bath
Marble
Floors
w/ Infoor Heat
Open concept
living
3 Beds,
2 Baths
3.41 Acres
27x26 Heated
Shop /
Garage
Rural Wheatland - $230,000 3 Beds,
2 Baths
Some New
Upgrades
Fully
Developed
Home
Carseland - $259,900
4 Beds,
3 Baths
Stunning
Former
Showhome
Highend
Finishings
3.5 Baths
Hardwood
Floors
Large
Fenced
yard
S.W. Calgary - $299,900
3 Beds, 2 Baths
New fooring,
Fixtures,
Toilets,
SS Appliances
R.V. Parking
too!
3 Baths
Granite/
Maple Cabinets
Hardwood/
Custom
Finishings
Super Cute
Well
maintained
Large Deck
& Back Yard
Arrowwood - $139,900
5 Acres
Lovingly
Cared for
New Fencing/
Loads of trees
Redland Acreage - $259,900
Country Charm!
Open
Concept
Living
Close to
Amenities
Rockyford - $164,900
Loads of
Potential!
Some New
Upgrades
Loft area
Rockyford - $89,900
Over 5,000 sq. ft
of space
Fenced on a
acre lot
Flexible
Opportunity
BUY or LEASE
Multi-purpose
Commercial
space
SUPER
Location!
Carey
Rose
Hayley
Poirier
Debbie
Enslen
Straight Line Contracting
NEW BUILD!
$739,900
Gorgeous CUSTOM Home,
1811 sq ft, 3 Bdrm Bungalow on
3.11 acres, LOADS OF UPGRADES!
Lrg. covered veranda, HARDWOOD oors,
Dbl-sided GAS Fireplace, GRANITE,
25 x 27 Att. Garage PLUS
30 x 40 Shop, FALL Possession!
Call HAYLEY POIRIER
403-901-3472 to View!
homesbyhayley1@gmail.com
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THE STRATHMORE REALTY GROUP
Tina Scott
Associate
Broker
403-901-5388 cell
www.strathmorerealty.ca
104 3rd Avenue, Strathmore
The Old Home Hardware Building
BLACKIE AREA
25 acres overlooking wet land and great mountain
view. Just north of Dinton Hall. Move on home with
walk-out basement overlooking waterfront. Two+1
bed. Original hardwood. Private landscaped setting.
Heated double detached garage. Horse and chicken
shelter. Excellent property at $524,900.
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Build your dream home!
Located 15 minutes
S.E. of Strathmore
South of Eagle Lake
2 parcels available
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GARDENERS PARADISE
IN STANDARD
- $229,900
1212 sq.ft. bungalow
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