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Strathmore celebrates
Family Day 2017
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter

Family Day Unplugged 2017 was fun-filled and

full of activities for families to participate in and to
stay unplugged from technology so participants
New school could connect with their friends, family and the
creates anthem community.
The Town of Strathmore organized this years
Family Day celebrations in conjunction with sev-
Page 18 eral community partners who hosted several of
the planned events.
The day started off with a pancake breakfast put
on by the Cheadle Lions Club, complete with ma-
gicians and a face painter.
During the breakfast, Strathmore Mayor Michael
Ell announced the winner of the Strathmore 150
logo contest. The contest, launched in December,
saw entries from Grade 7 to 12 students from
Strathmore and Wheatland County. The top five
entries were chosen, and over 500 votes were
Spartans shine made by members of the community on their fa-
vourite logo. The winner was Grade 8 student Em-
meline Keeling, and four runners-up were Kiera
McQuinn, Katie Zakariasen, Jayla Kenney and Ky-
lie Bishop.
Keelings winning logo included a train in the
centre of a maple leaf, surrounded by wheat, a
cattail and people holding hands.
I knew I wanted the maple leaf in it to repre-
sent Canada and something to show the diversity
587-316-2000 in this town [people], as well as the train because
See our ad on Page 5 thats how this town first started: we were the
town that moved. I also wanted to show nature
the wheat and cattail because the natural beauty
is my favourite part of Strathmore, said Keeling.
The logo was printed onto 150 buttons for peo-
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Dr. Ashkan Hamzehi DDS ing herself received a shirt with the logo printed
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Ell noted the Family Day celebrations are the
kick-off to the towns Canada 150 celebrations.
Look on Page 4 for This is all about celebrating Canada and our Ca-
Town of Strathmore nadian history and the Canadian future that we
Municipal Notices have, said Ell. One of the ways to do it is to cel-
ebrate Family Day, which originally started in Al-
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The Youth Club of Strathmore also hosted a car-
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UPGRADETHIS
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YOUR RIDE ONLY AT ADELLE ELLIS

Times Reporter

Students from the new Wheatland
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As part of the creative process, stu-
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Ice fishing and skating on Kinsmen
Park Lake were cancelled due to thin
and melting ice.
Other events held at Kinsmen Park
included hot chocolate served by
Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL)
and donated by Simply Elegant Cater-
ing, and hot chicken noodle soup do-
nated by Rockys Bakery.
HEAL organized wagon rides by
Stewart Farms, donated by the Lions
Club.
The Strathmore Fire Department was
also on hand with a giant fire pit to
help keep participants warm, and they
handed out whistles and other small
gifts to children.
We started the great skate 10 years
ago, and at the time, there wasnt any-
thing else going on. It has gradually
built up and now there are a lot of ac-
tivities in town, said Robert Breitwies-
er, media spokesperson for HEAL.
The Real Estate REPs handed out
freshly popped popcorn.
We come to Family Day events every
year faithfully. Its my favourite day in
Strathmore to be honest, said Jennifer
Jousset who has lived in Strathmore
for eight years and has attended eight
Family Day events in Strathmore. I like
that every year it changes and gets big-
ger and bigger. There is something new
to do every year and it just gets better.
Later in the day, 5 for Life hosted a
free family swim at the Civic Centre
where participants could swim, drink
hot chocolate, play games and win
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:

MARCH 1, 2017 BYLAW #17-02 COUNCIL
Bylaw #17-02: Proposed Amendment to Wildflower Ranch Area Structure Plan (Bylaw #10- HIGHLIGHTS -
17)
FEBRUARY 15, 2017
Bylaw No. 17-02 proposes to amend the Wildflower Ranch Area Structure Plan (Bylaw #10-
17) to accommodate a school site in a central location within the community. The proposed - Council accepted Policy
amendment prompts changes to the road network, land use, open space network, road No. 7603 Memorial Bench
layout, stormwater plan, and infrastructure network. The proposed amendment also adjusts & Tree Program in principle
polices to reflect the overall anticipated residential densities and final right-of-way widths
for Wildflower Road and the East-West Connector Road. and refer the policy back to
Administration for alignment
The next regular A copy of the proposed Bylaw may be inspected by the public during regular office
hours, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday at the Town Office (680 Westchester Road,
with other community group
initiatives.
Council Meeting Strathmore, AB), or can be found on the Town website (www.strathmore.ca/bylaws_
under_review). Please contact the Town Office if you would like an opportunity to review - That Council provide the
will be and provide input on the proposed amendments prior to the Public Hearing.
The Public Hearing will be held at the Council Chambers, Strathmore Municipal Building,
Strathmore Overnight Shelter
with a matching grant of
March 1 & 15, 2017 680 Westchester Road, Strathmore Alberta on Wednesday, March 1, 2017, commencing at
6:00 pm with procedures in accordance with the Town of Strathmore Council Procedural
$20,000 to come out of the
2016 budget with a condition
at 6 pm Bylaw #16-18 and amendments thereto.
Any person or group of persons, or person acting on his or their behalf, who claims to be that the shelter provide the
affected by any or all of the proposed bylaws may present suggestions or concerns by Town of Strathmore with
making a submission to the public hearing. Financial Statements that
Written submissions to the Public Hearing or the name of any person wishing to make an
oral presentation at the Public Hearing must be received by the Planning and Development have been approved and
Department prior to 12:00 noon on Wednesday, February 22, 2017 as outlined in Bylaw #16- signed by the Shelters Board
18 and amendments thereto. If your written submission is not received by this time, please of Directors.
provide fifteen (15) copies for distribution at the Public Hearing. Each person wishing to - Council proclaimed February
address Council at the Public Hearing shall complete their verbal presentation within three
minutes. 26-March 4, 2017 Freedom
Please note that written submissions will become public documents once submitted to the to Read Week in the Town of
Town, unless otherwise requested. Strathmore
- Council directed
Administration to prepare a
report aligning options for the
following:
1. Options for retirement of
the Strathmore & District
Chamber of Commerce debt.
2. Options for providing financial
stability to the Strathmore
& District Chamber of
Commerce.
And that Administration
consider options provided by
the Chamber of Commerce.
- Council gave first, second,
STRATHMORE

third reading to Bylaw 17-03

as amended.
- That Council approve
the signing of a non-
binding memorandum
of understanding with
Chestermere, Cypress County,
the Town of Redcliff, Brooks
and Medicine Hat College
and any other interested
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Strathmore RCMP is investigating

a hit and run that occurred on
4th Street at Henderson Road in
Langdon at approximately 5:45pm
Valentines serenade on February 17th. A large, newer
A sea of pink goodies for sale model, black truck was travelling
The Crowther Memorial Junior High School Rock Band and Choir serenad-
Rona continues with their commitment to help find a cure for cancer with ed four teachers with a song and flowers from students with a Valentines
their annual bake sale on Feb. 10. Shown here are Austin Morrison (front, flash mob on Feb. 14. The music teachers at CMJHS had the idea for the
north on 4th Street when it struck
l-r), Matt Beemer, Alli Alexander (back, l-r), Tammy Labossiere, Melissa students to perform and play for the teachers in front of the whole school a pedestrian before travelling
Helpard, Tamara Glazerman and Patty Cote Manny Everett Photo on Valentines Day. Adelle Ellis Photo east on Glenmore Trail.
Should you have any information
Got Questions? that could assist in solving
Youre invited to our: this crime, please contact the
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Wildrose MLA, Derek Fildebrandt met with resi-
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Pharmacist
JESSICA WOLFS
Strathmore Rusty Spurs Capsule Comments
When asked if they have any allergies to
Quality Auto Supply
We held our monthly meeting on Jan. Quality Auto
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Supply medication, many say penicillin. They remember
10 and decided to hold a public speak- having some reaction as a child and that has been
ing workshop on Jan. 31 to help get on their allergy list ever since. However, it is
estimated that 80% of these allergies arent really
ready for our club public speaking day, true allergies. If you are one of these people,
to be held on Sunday, Feb. 19 at the Saturdays Only ask for a referral to an allergist who can quickly
Nightingale Hall. We discussed a few
clinic ideas and had a Winter Bonan-
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The reason for this is that penicillin is still a
very useful drug in treating infections. If unable
za review from Nelly and Miranda Throughout
February
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will have to be used and they may have more

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Speed limit to be reduced near Wheatland Crossing School
SHARON MCLEAY
Times Contributor
The intersection at the new Wheatland Crossing School
south of Standard will see a decrease in speed limit.
Wheatland Crossing School is located at the intersection of
Hwy 561 and Hwy 840.
The speed limit on Hwy 561 will be reduced to 80 km/hr,
within 250 metres from the intersection. The new speed limit
takes effect once the school is operational. Pavement mark-
ings will be applied in spring.
NEWS
Strathmore Legion Branch #10
By Irene Knappe, Secretary / PR / Poppy Chair
Februarys General Meeting is on Tuesday the 28th at 7:00 pm. Please plan
to attend. There should be no problem for at least 100 members to attend the
General Meeting, out of our 500 membership, instead of 4 or 5!! Its only a
couple of hours out of your time, and only once a month. Make a note on your
calendar!
The next Executive Meeting is on Tuesday, March 14th, at 7:00 pm. Please
so note on your calendar or your cell!
On Friday, March 3rd, 7 pm, is Karaoke Night with the Karaoke Guy which,
after The Kitchens special, would make for a wonderful evening!!! Come one,
come all!!
The next LA breakfast will be on Sunday, March 19th from 9 11 am.
These breakfasts are made and served entirely by the Ladies Auxiliary and their
volunteers! For pancakes, hash browns, scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, coffee/
tea/juice and desert, only $8 for adults and $4 for children under 6. Cant
beat that!!! Its a perfect time and place to meet up with all the family!!! Call
everyone up, make it a date, and put it on the calendar!
Tickets for the May 13th Sports Annual Steak and Lobster feast are now on
sale at the Legions Canteen and theyre going fast! There is also a draw for
a Mystery Basket. Mark your calendar, get your tickets soon and dig out your
lobster crackers!
I know I harp a lot about putting our event dates in your calendar or your
day timer, but sometimes we need a reminder. Or, you can put it on your cell
phone! I have three day timers on the go: One for home, one for the Legion
and one for the Poppy Fund plus a cell phone!!! Looks like I obviously need a
whole bunch of reminding! Welcome to my chosen life! LOL
HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEK, DEAR READERS SEE YOU NEXT FRIDAY!
WE WILL NEVER FORGET OUR OLD AND NEW GENERATION VETERANS
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE. WE THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE
WE ARE FOREVER IN YOUR DEBT
For further information, please call the Legion at 403.934.5119
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The intersection currently consists of a two-way
stop sign, on the north-south approaches on Hwy
840. That will not change.
According to Ralph Rolston, operations engineer
for the southern region of Alberta Transportation
(AT), which conducted traffic assessments, other
improvements are not necessary at the intersection
at this time.
He noted that Hwy 561 has a 1,200 vehicle aver-
age count of traffic and is split evenly, 600 going
to Standard and 600 going to east. He said in his
experience, with this traffic load, there will be gaps
for entering the flow of traffic and motorists will
wait to enter those gaps.
At the recent Wheatland County council meeting,
council asked Rolston if the traffic flow took into
account the numbers when the school was open.
Rolston said they adjusted the 2014 study baseline,
to include a 20-year forecast including the school
traffic. They estimated non-bus traffic at 10 per cent
and adjusted to 20 per cent for those students driv-
ing themselves or being driven by parents.
Wheatland County Coun. Brenda Knight said
New Municipal Minister faces challenges
SHARON MCLEAY
Times Contributor
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley appointed MLA for
Leduc-Beaumont, Shayne Anderson, as the new Al-
berta Municipal Affairs Minister.
I know over the past few years you have seen a
number of new faces in this role and I want to as-
sure you that I am committed to finishing the work
Minister Larivee and our government has started,
stated Minister Shayne Anderson, in a letter to Al-
berta municipalities. As one of the co-sponsors for
the Modernized Municipal Government Act, I am
deeply involved in the work of this ministry and
am humbled to take on a portfolio that impacts the
lives of every single person in our province.
The former Minister of Municipal Affairs, Danielle
Larivee, has moved to head up the new Ministry of
Childrens Services.
Wheatland County council might be pleased to
have the rural perspective of the new minister in
current Calgary Metropolitan Regional Growth is-
Jan. 31, concerning their reservations about por-
tions of the mandatory participation in the Calgary
Metropolitan Regional Growth board (CMRG).
Wheatland County wishes to bring to the Minis-
ters attention the drastic contrast between planning
requirements, to accommodate growth within the
rural agricultural municipality of Wheatland County
and the City of Calgary and urban centres within
the citys servicing area, stated Wheatland County
Reeve Glenn Koester in the letter to the Minister.
Koester went on to lay out reasonable facts of
why the county had concerns about the process.
He noted that Wheatland County is currently par-
ticipating in the board, but there are serious con-
siderations that council addressed in the mandate.
He identified that growth accommodations con-
trast drastically between urban and rural areas, and
the decisions made by the board will challenge
both city charters and municipal governance.
Wheatland County is 16 km away from Cal-
garys closest boundary, and Statistics Canada puts
Wheatlands population growth rate at 2.2 per cent,
compared to more adjacent communities between
11 and 49 per cent. Koester stated that Calgary
housing starts in one day exceed Wheatlands year-
ly count. Large amounts of undeveloped land are
available around the Town of Strathmore, even be-
fore development would reach areas of Wheatland
County, and Koester speculates population growth
issues wont affect Wheatland County for another
decade.
Koester said Wheatland County has always ex-
tended a hand of cooperation to its neighbours,
through intercommunity agreements and partner-
ships, and feels this process has served well in the
past.
He pointed out that residents voice the impor-
tance of the preservation of rural economic and
cultural priorities in Wheatland County. In previ-
ous council meetings, Wheatland ratepayers have
stressed that agreement needs to ensure conserva-
tion of agricultural lands.
According to Koester, there is a deep concern
the roadway would cause traffic stacking. Rolston
maintained that adding additional lanes is not nec-
essarily safer, as there is more confusion for the
driver and sometimes more traffic problems. He
said with time, drivers will become acclimated to
the parameters of the intersection.
Coun. Alice Booth suggested a roadway marking
may be implemented to improve visibility.
The traffic conditions reassessment can be re-
viewed in the future. Council recommended that
vegetation be cut for visibility. Rolston agreed that
trimming could be done. Councillors also men-
tioned the heavy industrial truck traffic limits turn-
ing ability and visibility.
Rolston recommended placing the intersection
on the reassessment list later in the year, when traf-
fic response is more established. He said long-term
planning suggests the roads will be upgraded at
some point.
Transportation is aware of it. They are keeping
their eyes on it, said Wheatland County deputy
reeve Ben Armstrong. Once it is up and running
we will see what has to happen if anything.
by rural citizens and individual municipalities that
no due process is available under the boards cur-
rent mandated voting and veto process. Rural resi-
dents are not trusting that their interests wont be
overrun by someone representing urban interests.
Verbal battles incurred in the past, between Cal-
gary politicians designs on adjacent community
interests. Speculation in the rural areas is that the
move is more about appropriating land for residen-
tial, commercial and industrial purposes leading to
added tax dollars, or providing unneeded services,
for which they must pay.
For rural participants to collaborate in a fair and
equitable discussion, Koester suggests one vote for
each municipal member, rather than voting based
on population density; and a veto allowed each
municipality. He outlined guidelines could include
proxy votes, allowances for absent votes and mea-
sures for submission of statutory plans.
He encouraged the Minister to establish mea-
sures for community engagement, open and trans-
parent access for the public and methods for shar-
ing information between voting partners.
Koester said residents have a constitutional right
for fair representation by those they elect. Resi-
dents would oppose actions that would negatively
affect their livelihood, community decision making,
cultural differences and economic benefits that are
currently in place without an imposed system that
limits that representation. Splitting half of Wheat-
land County (west of Hwy 21) makes fair represen-
tation challenging and inequitable.
Koester suggested the Minister take measures to
ensure that similar challenges and opportunities
are available for both urban and rural communities
in discussions, and coordinated investment in in-
frastructure and service delivery is available to all.
Koester suggests the development of a 20-plus
year servicing plan and extend preparation from
two to five years, which will eliminate conflicts ex-
isting in inter-municipal agreements. He suggests
limiting the boards interactions to core services
that represent the needs of all participating parties,
not requiring financial investment by non-benefit-
ting members, and stressing long-term sustainabil-
ity needs to reflect both urban and rural municipal
needs.
Development matters must respect landowner
rights. Koester suggests maintaining identified
Wheatland County growth areas, as much time,
money and consideration has gone into their es-
tablishment.
There are many wetlands in Wheatland County
and those environmentally sensitive areas are cov-
ered by provincial policies and legislation to protect
them. Koester encouraged the Minister to consider
competitive bidding by private service providers to
give the best dollar return for taxpayers. He also
requested the board be provincially funded.
The Town of Chestermere has sent a letter of
support to the Minister regarding Wheatland Coun-
ty concerns. Town of Strathmores Coun. Denise
Peterson requested a letter of support also be sent;
however, the letter has not returned to council for
approval and may be too late to be considered in
changes.

Political parties dont need new taxpayer handouts
DEREK FILDEBRANDT
MLA Strathmore-Brooks
Last summer Albertas NDP government mused
publicly about creating a new government pro-
grams to give millions of tax dollars to subsidize
political parties.
While everyday Albertans were losing their jobs
and taking pay cuts, the NDP thought giving tax
dollars to their own party was somehow a prior-
ity. Many Albertans rightly expressed outrage at
the idea.
Unfortunately, bad ideas seldom go away in
politics. We can likely expect the NDP to bring up
this concept once again. And when such an idea
rears its ugly head, we should all tell the NDP that
if they want more money, they should roll up their
sleeves and work hard for voluntary donations.
If youre not familiar with what the NDP pro-
posed, they suggested having the public pay for
half of the expenses of a political party that re-
ceived 10 per cent of the popular vote or more
during the last election. Thus, if the NDP had have
spent, say, $1 million on attack ads in the last elec-
tion, the government would have handed over
$500,000 to their party to pay for them.
We estimated the NDPs proposed funding
scheme would have cost taxpayers a whopping
$7 million by the time you include all expenses
Unhappy Hour
PAT FULE
Fule for Thought
Until now, Id never heard of Dry January.
In case youre like me, Dry January is where
you give yourself an entire month off from drink-
ing. This year, I actually started before Christmas,
and before I knew it, I had hit Dry February and
now Im on to Dry March!
Now before you start to peg me as the town
drunk, in my defense, Im not quite that bad!
However, I do like to hoist a few with my pals,
and I have been known to drag Debbie on my
various misadventures in town. That being said, I
do want to apologize to the liquor stores of Strath-
more, for their recent drops in profit! I just hope
that the owners are still going to be able to pay
all their bills, and support their kids, without all
my dough!
I dont think Deb has been missing Bar Pat
too much either. Bar Pat likes to stay late at bars,
and as the drinks come, he thinks hes wittier and
funnier than Dry Pat.
In fact, on my 49th birthday, I saw a husky, old-
er guy with white hair, and the start of a beard,
who was on his cell phone. Santa!, I exclaimed,
as I patted his shoulder. Are you on vacation? Is
that Mrs. Claus youre talking to?
He responded with a pretty icy glare (get it, San-
ta, North Pole icy?) and I realized this was one
of those times where Deb was right. Some witty
comments are better kept to yourself!
There have been other events, like practising
a coyote howl late in the night at bedtime, being
chased by a pal in the Stations parking lot and
faking a heart attack theres quite a list! So,
this Christmas was my first completely dry one
in a long time. Growing up in a Hungarian fam-
ily where breakfast could easily start with a shot
of Palinka (fruit brandy), this was something new
for me!
We even played a new game thats all the rage.
Its that game where you shove a (hopefully) clean
dental dam in your mouth, and read a goofy
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across party lines. lion of taxpayers money on propaganda ads. Perhaps the
Worse yet, the NDPs plan would have discrimi- ads arent working though as the NDP just announced that
nated against independent candidates people they will shell out another $600,000 of taxpayers money to
who chose to run on their own rather than for a NDP-friendly organizations to educate Albertans on the
political party, and small parties like the Liberals. need for their carbon tax.
In the last election I was proud to run under People are also telling me theyre frustrated with the Not-
the Wildrose banner, and its clear that political ley governments meddling in the electricity sector and un-
parties dominate our governance system. How- favourable policies towards our energy sector. Young people
ever, I dont think its right to create new rules for in particular are concerned about the provinces rising debt
our election system that completely discriminate and out of control spending.
against those who want to run as independents. Regardless of our differences between parties and policies,
Last year, the Wildrose members in my constitu- we should only ever raise money for elections from volun-
ency of Strathmore-Brooks raised $25,247 in vol- tary donations from the public, and never with taxpayers
untary donations. Im proud to report thats more money forced from peoples wallets.
than any political partys local association in the (Derek Fildebrandt is the Wildrose MLA for Strathmore-
entire province. Our volunteers raised the money Brooks & Opposition Shadow Minister of Finance)
by busting their butts by putting on fundrais-
ing events, sending out e-mails and making phone
calls to ask for voluntary donations.
And thats exactly how it should be done.
Quite frankly, if the NDP want to be able to
raise more money, they should do a better job of
governing.
The government doesnt appear to understand
it, but the public is very frustrated right now with
Rachel Notleys new carbon tax; something she
didnt campaign on.
Instead of backtracking on the misguided poli-
cy, the NDP have doubled down, spending $9 mil-
statement to your partner. He or she has to in-
terpret as many sentences of yours as possible
before the hour glass timer runs out! Deb and I
destroyed my daughter and her fianc. We had all
agreed that I would always read the sentences,
and Debbie would translate. The poor kids didnt
know that Deb had years of practice listening to
my slurred speech! Round after round, she cor-
rectly figured out even the weirdest of sentences,
and we racked up the points. It was like she was
the Drunk Whisperer, but now I was sober! We
only missed two sentences the whole game, and
Deb said wed have been perfect, if Id read those
from floor level, the height Ive often spoken
from!! What a kidder!
So, now Im still hanging in there, the new Pat
2.0, learning to have fun without alcohol. I had
read that Id see huge changes in myself, that Id
have a clear mind and skin, and that Id regain
colour. Yeah, well I call BULL!
Since I stopped drinking, I have more bags and
wrinkles, I got the flu, and I broke out in cold
sores! Ive come to believe that booze kept me
preserved in a stay fresh package, and that it
kept me germ free! The only good thing thats
happened, is that Ive finally lost weight! In fact,
my daughter said, hey Dad, youve lost some of
your chins! Again, # out of my will!
My father-in-law was leaving this weekend and
wanted to leave a bottle of vodka. He explained
that he should, because he did have some of mine.
Ken, you have to take this home, I said. Im
on a mission. If you leave this, itd be like leaving
a big chocolate bar for a fat kid! And Im the fat
kid!
He took it home.
(Fule for Thought is a slice of life humour-
ous column that appears in the Strathmore Times,
written by long-time resident, town councillor,
high school teacher, coach, husband and father of
two Pat Fule. If you would like to get in touch
with Pat, you can send him an e-mail at Pat.fule@
shaw.ca)
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artist Adeles song, Rolling in the Deep.
Coming career fair
for area students
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
One of the toughest decisions a high
school student must make is what ca-
reer path they would like to pursue af-
ter they complete high school. It can
be a daunting task to choose what you
want to do for quite possibly the rest of
your life with so many career path op-
tions available.
Junior Achievement of Southern Al-
berta is trying to make that choice a
little easier on high school students
through the creation of their free and
unique career fair.
One hundred and seventy school stu-
dents from Strathmore, Chestermere,
Beiseker and Standard will be partici-
pating in the fourth annual World of
Choices career fair on Mar. 2 at the
Strathmore Civic Centre.
Twenty nine career mentors from
different backgrounds will be present,
seated into round-table discussions;
during six 20-minute sessions students
can sit and talk with career mentors
about their career paths.
The first few sessions are kind of cra-
zy where after the 20 minutes are up,
the students are running everywhere to
try and get a seat at the next table of
the person they want to talk to, said
Tristan Periard, regional coordinator for
the southeast prairie region with Junior
Achievement of Southern Alberta.
Selected Grade 10, 11 and 12 stu-
dents are prepared by their teachers
before the event so that they can de-
cide which mentors they would like to
talk to based on which careers interest
them. Students are then challenged at
the end of the day to go to a mentor
they may not have otherwise gone to.
We want to encourage students to
look past their horizons. This will open
the idea to new careers that students
may have otherwise not thought of,
said Periard.
Another aspect that sets this career
fair apart from others is the fact that all
mentors are from the region. These are
successful working people who come
from the area, they arent brought out
from Calgary. This is especially impor-
tant because Junior Achievement wants
to let students know there are many
different career options available in ru-
ral areas, and that graduates dont have
to move to the city to find exciting and
creative jobs.
Just because you live in a rural area,
it doesnt stop you from becoming an
entrepreneur and finding a career you
love and staying with it, said Peri-
ard, adding that Junior Achievement
of Southern Alberta mainly delivers
programs to students from Grade 5 to
Grade 12 based on financial literacy,
work readiness and entrepreneurship.
Some career mentors attending the
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event include a teacher who teaches
one-on-one and online instead of in a
regular classroom setting; the mayor of
Chestermere who also works in busi-
ness development; Fortis; Rosebud
Theatre; several different trades; a pi-
lot who will be soon doing a historical
rebuild of a ship sunk in the Second
World War; an electrician who spe-
cializes in solar energy; several differ-
ent agricultural background mentors
including a maltster; and a lady who
started a company that deals in leader-
ship skills and business building.
We try to find mentors who arent in
a typical career path. Or they are but
theyve branched off into something
a bit different, said Periard. Even
though you may go to school for one
thing and you go for one career, it can
branch off and lead to something else
later.
One thing Junior Achievement fo-
cuses on in other programs they hold
throughout the year is readying stu-
dents for the fourth industrial revolu-
tion, where career options available
are moving heavily to jobs in the in-
formation technology (IT) industry,
which Periard says is happening now
and will be very prominent in the next
five years.
Other large career sectors include
the agricultural industry where there
are more jobs with the buying and sell-
ing of grains and seed because of the
growing brewing industry in Alberta;
and in the energy sector where renew-
able energy is becoming prominent.
Once the day is complete, a lot of
students have an idea of what career
they want to pursue, or else they know
the direction in which they should
look for a career.
Our program is about readiness, we
want students to be ready for what is
coming, said Periard. We are showing
students that they dont have to go to
the city to be successful and do cre-
ative jobs. There are people who need
those skills in this area, she said. Its
an empowering day.
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Three Little Pigs rap in Rosebuds Snow White
LAUREEN F. GUENTHER
Times Contributor
Rosebuds Theatre for Young Audi-
ences: Twisted Tales brings the Snow
White musical to the Opera House,
March 1-4.
Theres a Master Book of Stories,
said Mark Lewandowski, the shows di-
rector. Lexicon is the Master Storyteller
and he has all of the stories in there.
But Lexicons apprentice, Malcolm,
has created a problem.
He tries to do good things, but hes
just awkward and clumsy and he makes
a mess of the book, said Lewandowski.
It means that all the fairytales all over
the world have been changed. So [Mal-
colm] has been instructed by Lexicon
to read through these things, so when
something is wrong, hes supposed to
go in and fix it.
But Malcolm is having difficulty
straightening out the stories, so when
the cast tries to bring Snow White to
the stage, the story of the Three Little
Pigs is twisted along with it.
There are things that are going
wrong in both of those tales, he said.
Malcolm the Apprentice has to go in
and solve it.
The cast and crew include members
of Rosebud School of the Arts graduat-
ing class. Emily Cambridge, Sarah Rob-
inson and Justin Lanouette are acting,
and Anna Schroder is designing props
and costumes.
Recent grads Kaitlyn Sloboda, Jenny
Daigle, Kendra Hutchinson, and Ge-
ordie Cowan are also performing, and
Naomi Esau is stage manager.
Im excited about this cast, said
Lewandowski. Its going to be lots of
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fun. The audience will enjoy the silly humour and the audi-
Lewandowskis cast is taking the lyrics of the original mu- ence interaction, he said, and older children and adults will
sical, and setting them to new music. One song will be a also recognize and enjoy the cleverness of twisting the tales
ballad, he said, and the rest are raps, to be performed by the together.
rap trio of the Three Little Pigs, whose names happen to be Theatre for Young Audiences Snow White was performed
Harry, Curly and Joe. at twice-daily matinees March 1-3, for school and home-
Theyre [cast] going to have a good time with that and school groups, and for the general public, March 4.
I think thats going to show to the audience, said Lewan- An optional family-friendly noon buffet may be purchased.
dowski. Its lots of slapstick. Its lots of physical humour. Its Tickets and more information are available at rosebudthe-
just a lot of fun. atre.com or 1-800-267-7553.
McBride Career
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would like to thank the following businesses
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Grafics, Town of Strathmore, Strathmore Magnetic Signs, Strathmore Library,
Strathmore AG Society, Strathmore Times, Royal Bank, Parent Link Centre,
Westmount School, Wheatland School, Sacred Heart School, Valley Dental Centre,
Strathmore Home Hardware, Carseland Post Office, Hussar Sundowners Centre,
Standard Coop, Strathmore WFCSS, Gleichen Library and Rockyford Library.
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5 For Life would also like to extend a special thank you to the many volunteers who
contributed to the sale in many different ways from book storage, pre-sale advertising,
flyer delivery, book collection, pre- sorting books, set up and book sorting to clean up,
recycling and anything else in between. They are as follows:
Corinne Drydale, Scott Mulek, Belinda Anger, Dorene Rouse, Laurie Woodkey,
MCBRIDE JOB FAIR
Anne Paoliello, Carlo Paoliello, Polly Balfour, Keith Temple, Sharon Connor,
Marlayne Hayes, Brittany Anger, Lynn Anderson, Metaya Anderson, Vicky Smith, Mike
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Steve Sedley, Brenda Struiksma, Lisa Sader, Susan Anger, Sandra Southam, Tera Spyce,
Sara Morse, Rhonda Rhys-Doering, Sharon MacFarlane, Marg Richardson, Jim Jones, March 8th, 10:002:00
Joann Natalini, Doug Dougherty, Jennifer Neufeld, Heidi Neufeld, Karen Harris,
Deb Taylor, May Rostecki-Budzey, Lynn Walker, Pat Major, Alexis McKenzie,
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Christine Kiemeny, Bruce Bishop and the Strathmore Lions and Mrs. Smiths Grade 2/3
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FEBRUARY 24, 2017

SPORTS
Sr Smore Rangers v Calgary Saints Tigers

Jr Smore Red Lightning v Blackfoot Chiefs

Jr Smore Red Lightning v Blackfoot Chiefs

Jr Smore Yellow v Didsbury Ramblers

Jr Smore Yellow v Didsbury Ramblers

Sr Smore Penguins v Airdrie Hotwheels

What a tourney!
The four Strathmore Timbit teams hosted their annual hockey
tournament on Feb. 20 at the Strathmore Family Centre. Sr Smore Rangers v
According to event organizers, the tournament was a success. Calgary Saints Tigers Sr Smore Penguins v Airdrie Hotwheels
Doug Taylor Photos

Knights clobber Hawks at home

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
One school from the Foothills Athletic Council (FAC) has
stood and played head and shoulders above the competition
this season.
The Holy Trinity Academy Knights (senior guys and girls)
have been steamrolling the competition this season. That
should come as no surprise; they are a 4A school (more pop-
ulation), competing against smaller schools, such as Strath-
more High School (3A) and Holy Cross Collegiate (2A).
The Knights trounced the Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks se-
nior girls team 100-34 Feb. 15 at the HCC gym.
In the Knights 10 wins, their average margin of victory has
been by 33 points, hardly competitive. Half of their wins have
come by 45 points or more.
In their final game of the FAC, the Knights didnt let up,
pressuring the Hawks all the way down the court, even when
they sat comfortably ahead by 40.
Thats not how I would coach my girls, said Hawks head
coach Brad Everett. I just told them to suck it up, go in there
and do the best you can. How they run their team is none of
my concern.
The Knights are taller and carry a deeper roster than the
Hawks.
Darcie Weir led the Hawks with 18 points, while Yulisa
Solda, Jennifer Bautista and Destiny Stevens supplied four
points each.
The Hawks (3-7) finished fifth and will take on the Strathco-
na-Tweedsmuir Academy Spartans (4-6) in the opening round
of the FAC playoffs. The Hawks are 0-2 against the Spartans
this season, but played them close, losing 41-39 back in De-
cember and 53-31 Feb. 8, when they were short a few players
due to injuries. Playoffs kick off Feb. 27 when the Hawks
travel to Strathcona-Tweedsmuir.
HAWKS LOOK TO PLAYOFFS
The Hawks senior guys team didnt fare much better against
the Knights in their tilt. They lost 74-41 to the FACs top team.
Alex Nwoye rebounded from one of his least impressive
starts against the Notre Dame Collegiate Timberwolves, with
a 27-point, 11-rebound double-double against the very tall
Knights.
The scoring fell off the table from there. Landon Osachuk
recorded six points, Cordel Steadman finish with five points
on two-of-four shooting and Reid Jensen sunk a pair of buck-
ets to finish with four points.
The Knights senior guys squad has a 47.2 average margin
of victory in their 10 games and has beaten teams by more
than 30 points eight times.
Like the girls team, the Hawks (3-7) will take on the Strath-
cona-Tweedsmuir Academy Spartans (2-8) in the opening Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks shooting guard
round of the FAC playoffs. The Hawks edged the Spartans 89- Alex Nwoye rises to the rack around Holy Trin-
82 back in Dec., but were slighted in the rematch, losing 64- ity Academy Knights big man Feb. 15 at the
60 in Feb. Tipoff is set for 5:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at the HCC gym. Holy Cross Collegiate gym.
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Closing the Kings season

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Despite getting upset in the opening
round of the playoffs, the Strathmore
Wheatland Kings organization should
be proud of the Heritage Junior Hockey
League season that just unfolded.
After a complete coaching overhaul
and the installment of new manage-
ment, the Kings cranked out their best
record in the past four seasons and
earned home ice in a playoff series.
I like to think that we did better than
Bisons host charity game expected, said Kings head coach Sha-
The CFR Chemicals Bisons hosted a charity game when they tangled with the St. Albert Raiders on doe Stoodley. A lot of people had us
Feb. 12. The Bisons raised funds for Stephanie Boettchers daughter Aria, who was diagnosed with pegged as a rebuilding year with every-
a form of liver cancer. Brett Trentham (l-r) Bisons assistant general manager Blair Wilson, Stephanie
one new coming in. It was great to see
Boettcher and Samuel Smith-Ackerl took part in the ceremonial puck drop. Doug Taylor Photo
how it turned out.
You couldnt have asked for a bet-
ter start to the season: trailing 4-2 at
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home to the Okotoks Bisons, the Kings
stormed back with four third period
roster, Kelly delivered, helping carry
the Kings to the playoffs. He finished
ninth in the HJHL with a .900 save per-
centage.
It can be tough for those two guys,
not seeing much ice time, said Stood-
ley. But Kelly came in, got into a groove
and gave us a big push.
Big and pushing can be a way best to
describe the way Kings leading scorer
Brooker Pretty Youngman drove to the
net. The 6-foot-3 flank led the Kings
with 26 goals and 24 assist, often driv-
ing to the net like a 10-pin bowling
ball. He was named HJHL player of the
week Oct. 23.
Alternate captain Cole Busslinger was
the other King to receive player of the
week honours Jan. 29. The blue collar,
second-year centre racked up 14 goals
and 18 assists.
Brooker is very skilled in tight and
Cole just works so hard. They both had

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goals, for the 6-4 win.
From there, the Kings went 3-6-3
great years for us and we needed them
in order to be successful, said Stoodley.

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NEIGH!
through October, and the feeling of last
seasons 13-23-2 record was becoming
increasingly familiar.
Season-turning wins against the Aird-
rie Techmation Thunder (4-3 Nov. 20)
and (7-4 Dec. 4) against the Coaldale
Copperheads showed signs of life.
We just had exit interviews with all
of our players, and about 90 per cent
of them were surprised how much they
learned over the course of the season,
said Kings manager Darcy Busslinger. I
know that our coaches have a lot more
to offer, we just need a little more con-
sistency from our line up and I know
we can improve next year.
The Kings went 12-12-1 down the
stretch of the season and earned the
The Kings were also involved in a
pair of significant community events
this season. They took one of their
home games out to Siksika Nation to
honour a couple of graduating play-
ers, and held and enormously success-
ful toy drive for Matt Thomsons baby
daughter.
Its huge to have events like that
which involve the community, said
the manager. We have already started
planning some events for next season,
as we look to build that tradition.
Along with the in-game events, the
Kings organization is already thinking
about next seasons roster.
This year was a learning experience
for all of us, said Busslinger. I think
next year, we will spend more time

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TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter the Kings finale. If not, Id much rath-
They treated it like just another win.
With the 5-0 victory over the South
East Athletic Club Tigers at the Medi-
cine Hat Arena, the Foothills CFR
Chemicals Bisons put a bow on their
best regular season in franchise history
since moving to the 34-game schedule.
After the game, Bisons head coach
message to the team was typical, com-
plementary, but always with an eye fo-
cused on the next task at hand.
I told them that I am proud of them
for the effort that they put in and work
that they accomplished, said Bisons
head coach Sandy Henry. Now, the
real work begins.
Heading into the regular season fi-
nale, their playoff fate was already ce-
mented into place as the number two
seed in the Chrysler division.
This wasnt your run-of-the-mill, play-
the-season-out type of game. The Tigers
(8-20-6) came out with a little extra vin-
egar in their strides.
Chippy right from the get-go, bodies
were launching at one another as the
Bisons (25-6-3) jumped out to an early
lead.
The first period was all Bisons, as
they outshot the Tigers 14-2, taking an
early lead on goals from Jackson Salt
and Joel Krahenbil.
Salt was positioned in front of the net
when his line mate and fellow Okotoks
native Peyton Krebs walked the blue
line on the power play. Seeing his man
in position, Krebs snapped one along
the ice, perfect placement for Salt to
get some wood on it and chip it over
the Tigers netminder. Krebs 25th assist
moved him into a three-way tie with
Eric Blanchette and Jordan Biro of the
Sherwood Park J. Ennis Kings for the
Alberta Midget Hockey League scoring
lead. Krebs played in five fewer games
than the Kings duo.
Winning the scoring title was a goal
of mine, if its meant to be, then Ill
get it, said Krebs after the game, be-
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fore hearing about what took place in
er win the playoff scoring race and a
championship.
Brandon Machado came streaking
down the right wing and drew the at- Foothills CFR Chemi-
tention of the goalie and one defender. cals Bison centre Pey-
Nobody on the Tigers picked up Joel ton Krebs tries to chip
Krahenbil, who came steaming down the puck through a pair
of South Eastern Ath-
the centre of the ice, calmly sliding the
letic Club defenders
Machado rebound through the five- Feb. 19 at the Medi-
hole for one of his easier markers on cine Hat Arena.
the year. Tyler Lowey Photo
In the second, alternate captain Ty-
son Scott entered the zone on a two- bench in the second period. one point ahead of the Bisons, earning
on-one with Machado. Keeping and Machado picked up his third point of a first-round bye in the AMHL playoffs.
shooting, Machado was camped on the the game when he won a battle on the They will take on the highest-ranked
doorsteps, taking a pair of whacks at left half wall, found Boaz Bassen sit- team from the opening best-out-of-
the kick out, registering his 13th. Scott ting in a soft spot in the Tigers defence three series.
was credited with season-high five as- just above the slot. He lined up his shot The best-of-five second round se-
sists. and ripped one top shelf, stretching the ries kicks of March 1 at the Strathmore
One week earlier, Hunter Young wit- lead to 4-0 at the 14:18 mark. Family Centre.
nessed his goaltending partner Ben Cole Clayton added an insurance The Calgary Northstars (number six
Laidlaw pick up his first shutout. In his marker at the 12:45 mark of the third as seed, 16-16-2) will take on the Calgary
last chance to pick up a regular sea- the result of a strong cycle play down Royals (number three seed, 22-8-4) in
son blank slate, Young was only test- low in the Tigers zone, making it 5-0. one of the Chrysler division quarterfi-
ed 17 times. The shutout left him one The Calgary Buffaloes (24-4-6) won nals, with the Red Deer Optimist Chiefs
one-thousandth of a percentage point their final game, clinching the top seed (number four seed, 19-5-10) hosting the
(.929) behind Samuel Burford (.930) of in the Chrysler division. The Bisons Calgary Flames (number five seed, 20-
the Calgary Royals for the AMHL save wind up with the number two seed, 12-2) on the other side of the bracket.
percentage title.
We were all glad for him, said Hen-
ry. Hes worked all season for this, and
I reminded the guys to go out and get
this for him on the last couple of shifts
without saying the word.
With Tarun Fizer still sidelined with
an upper-body injury and Tyler Petrie
week-to-week with a lower-body inju-
ry, the Bisons called up Ethan Strang of
the AC Avalanche Minor Midget squad
and Nathan Bailer of the midget AA
Okotoks Oilers. For Strang, it was an
opportunity to play against his brother,
Austin, for the first time this season.
That was the plan. We saw that
AC didnt have a game, so it was an
easy decision and with Austin being a Take Cha
17-year-old, we thought this was the
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last chance for them to play against
one another, said Henry, who narrowly
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Pass the Salt Two local kids highlight lacrosse draft

STAYING AWAY
FROM HATRED
Remember the old saying,
sticks and stones may
break my bones but names
will never hurt me?
Well words hurt too. Often
they cut very deeply.
Most certainly, we often
say the wrong thing. We
often say too much. And we
often roll over others with
our words. The tongue my
tongue who can control it!
In many ways this is what
we have taught ourselves
and our children. We are
schooled in critiquing. We
critique advertisements
any and all the forms we
finds ourselves bombarded
with. We critique the
written word. Is what you
are reading on the Internet
really true? What research
method was used? Is that
a valid conclusion to draw
from the study? Is that video
clip edited in such a way it
draws us to make a certain
judgement?
Critical thinking is a good
thing. If we ask the right
questions, we are better
consumers. The problem
lies in the fact that we are
so skilled in critique, we find
errors, make judgements
and tell others what to fix
without even blinking an
eye. We are so schooled in
critique that we struggle to
praise. Rarely is someone
skilled in praising their
peers or their friends or
their family.
We can do better. It is
possible to find the good in
almost any situation. Once
found, if we attend to our
words, we might bring out
the beauty in all.
To watch over mouth and
tongue is to keep out of
trouble. Proverbs 21:23
Rev. Pamela Scott
Strathmore United Church.
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Two local lacrosse players were selected at
the top of the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League
(RMLL) Junior B Tier 1 draft.
The Okotoks Marauders drafted Turner Dirk of
Holy Cross Collegiate with the No. 1 overall se-
lection Feb. 4, while Liam Iversen of Strathmore
High School was taken right behind him by the
Rockyview Silvertips.
It will mark the first time in seven years the two
athletes will play on different teams. They played
for Strathmore Lacrosse Club since novice and
spent last season with the Rockyview Rage.
Turner is a great kid. When we were doing our
homework, chatting with over 100 different play-
ers and their families, Turner really impressed us
with his love for lacrosse and his commitment lev-
el, said Marauders assistant coach Ryan Hobday.
I was pretty excited to hear that I went first
overall, I didnt think I was going until the fourth
round, said Dirk, who enjoyed Junior B action
last year when he was called up with the Rock-
yview Silvertips for a few games. It is going to be
a big jump, but Im looking forward to the chal-
lenge.
Last season, Dirk amassed 26 goals and 33 as-
sists in 22 games for the Rage. The Marauders
were impressed with his ball control, competitive
level and the way he sees the floor.
He has a great nose for the net, said Hobday.
When he gets one-on-one with a guy, you know
he is going to finish each time.
The Marauders were awarded the first-overall
selection after going 3-17 last season.
Selecting second were the Silvertips, and they
already knew everything about the player they
were going to pick.
Cam Foss will be one of the co-coaches for the
Silvertips this season, and worked with Dirk and
Iversen behind the bench of the Rage last year.
We are pumped to have Liam, said Foss. I
know him very well from last year and I think we
made the right pick.
Like Dirk, Iversen wasnt expecting to go this
high in the draft. He was out hanging with his
friends when he got a call from his dad, saying he
went second overall in the draft.
I was shocked to find out that I was drafted this
high and excited to learn that Turner went No. 1,
said Iveresen. It is going to feel a little weird the
first time I play against him.
The Silvertips went 6-14 last season.
Iversen excels in the transition game, taking the
ball up the floor and igniting his offence. Last sea-
son, he registered 10 goals and 36 assists in 22
games.
Hes going to be a great player for us in transi-
tion. He is athletic, fast and he moves the ball up
well, said Foss.
It was a productive draft for the Rage, as they
also saw six other players selected.
Teams have begun running training camp prac-
tices once a week, learning what their team will
look like in the season once May rolls around.

Spartans snag silver at home tourney

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TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Despite having a few players under the weather and one in
a walking boot, the Strathmore High School Spartans senior
guys basketball team turned in their best performance of any
tournament this season.
What made it even sweeter was doing it at home.
Typically finding themselves on the consolation side of
things this season, the Spartans made it all the way to the
Strathmore High School Invitational Tournament final Feb.
18, where they were cooked by Beaumont High School 86-
55.
The Spartans had to dig themselves out of a deep hole,
after they trailed 28-5 following the first quarter.
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John Le May did his part to help the
Spartans claw back into it. He finished
with 22 points, a couple pretty up-
and-unders, to go with 12 rebounds.
Mackenzie Bain was very un-Macken-
zie Bain-like. He was second highest
in scoring with 11 points, but took 21
shots to get there.
Earlier in the day, the Spartans
nudged the Cochrane High School Co-
bras 73-68 in the semifinals.
Le May poured in his best game of the
tournament, registering 32 points on
10-of-22 shooting, Caleb Funk dumped
in eight points to go with 12 boards
and Caleb Wilchowy ripped down 13
rebounds to lead the team.
The tourney opened Feb. 17 while
class was still in session. Students
filled the gym and got rowdy as they
witnessed their Spartans tame the Can-
more Collegiate High School Crusaders
77-61.
It was a lot of fun to be a part of this
tournament this weekend. You could
tell that our players really enjoyed play-
ing in front of a home crowd like this,
said Spartans head coach Matt Laslo.
Point guard Ryan Edwards was bat-
tling flu-like symptoms all weekend.
While it wasnt quite the Michael Jor-
dan Flu Game, Edwards picked up a
team-high 16 points in the opener.
The Spartans (8-2) finished the Foot-
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Hard work begining to pay off for Wheatland Braves

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter The Braves five-game point streak
Its something Wheatland Braves
coach has been begging his players to
do all year out-work your opposition.
As the South Central Alberta Hockey
League season winds down, the local
double-A peewee team (9-18-3) find
themselves playing their best hockey,
and it comes as no surprise to their
bench boss on the reason why the turn-
around has occurred.
We are finally beginning to see what
happens when we bring 60 minutes of
effort, said Braves head coach Keith Kl-
emmensen. We come to the rink with
the good feeling, that we are going to
work hard. And the best part is, there is
no ceiling on how hard we can work.
The Braves dusted off the 11-14-4
Chestermere Lakers 3-1 Feb. 17 at the
Chestermere Regional Community As-
sociation Red Rink.
On the power play in the first, Nolan
Mahussier took the puck at the blue line
from Adam Moore. He cycled it down
deep, wrapped around the net into the
slot and wired it top shelf.
Tied at one in the second, Ryder
Many Grey Horses, who has been one
of the better goal scorers for the Braves,
received a friendly bounce when his
cross-crease pass bounced off Lakers
defenseman Nate Gilliss skate and went
in.
Many Grey Horses chipped in his
14th goal and the insurance marker
in the third from Nolan Bell. Matthew
Dovichak stopped 13 Laker shots for
All the students form Crowther Memorial Junior High School gathered to
cheer on their school hockey team as they played each other in a special
Hockey for Hunger game during school hours on Feb. 15. Over 250 non-
perishable food items were collected for the Strathmore Food Bank.
Hockey for Hunger
his third win.
was halted Feb. 19 at the Genesis Place
Rink when the Airdrie Lightning Red
brushed back the Braves 3-2.
Carter Gosling and Cole Whelan each
recorded a goal and an assist as Rhett
Harten made 22 saves in net.
The Braves have three home games
to wrap up the season. The first goes
Feb. 26 at the Strathmore Family Centre
when they host the Lethbridge Hurri-
canes Red (20-6-3). Puck drop is set for
1:30 p.m.
CHIEFS IMPROVE WIN RECORD
A pair of wins by the Wheatland
Chiefs extended their point streak to 13
games.
The local double-A midget team dou-
bled up the then Calgary-division-lead-
ing CBHA Rangers 6-3 Feb. 17 at the
Strathmore Family Centre.
Chayse Hnatowich registered a goal
and two assists to lead the local double-
A team, as Riley Romashenko popped
in a pair. Lucas Muenchrath and Rob-
ert Butterwick recorded a goal and an
assist each and Kale Clouston supplied
one snipe.
The Chiefs (28-2-3) beat up on the
Foothills Bisons (4-27-2) 8-2 Feb. 18 at
the Tom Hornecker Recreation Centre.
Isaac Benoit punched in four goals
and one assist, Brady Skiffington picked
up three helpers, while Tyler Skehar,
Muenchrath and Clouston recorded a
one-plus-one outing.
The Chiefs take on both Okotoks Oil-
ers squads this weekend. First, they host
Adelle Ellis Photo
Water Softeners, Iron Filters
Wheatland Athletic Association peewee Braves
forward Nolan Mahussier looks to slide one past
Chestermere Lakers netminder Daniel Hauser
Feb. 17 at the Chestermere Regional Community
Association Arena. Tyler Lowey Photo
the Oilers Green (11-17-4) Feb. 25 (7:30
p.m.) at the Strathmore Family Centre.
The following day, the Chiefs hit the
road and battle the Oilers Black (16-11-
4) at Murray Arena.
WARRIORS LOSE TO TABER
The Wheatland Warriors were tripped
up by the Taber Golden Suns 6-2 Feb.
19 at the Strathmore Family Centre.
Zach Stangness recorded his second
on the season in the first from Austin
Kuryk. Midway through the second
frame, Kage Yellowfly tallied a short-
handed marker from Kegan Law.
The Warriors host a pair of games this
weekend at the Strathmore Family Cen-
tre. First, they welcome the Foothills Bi-
sons Feb. 25 (4:45 p.m.), followed by a
bout with the Cranbrook CPC Hornets
Feb. 26 (12:15 p.m.).
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BLOXHAM, Blair
Blair Bloxham passed away on Sun-
day, February 19, 2017 in Cold Lake,
Alberta at the age of 76 years. Blair
will be dearly missed by his wife Au-
drey, his daughter Toni (Colin Pearce), his two sons
David (Cathleen) and Scott (Kelly), his grandchildren
Jeromi, Kambal, Alison, Jack, and Tim (Jessica) and
countless other family and friends. Blair was born
on December 24, 1940 in Edmonton Alberta, son of
Anita and Leonard Bloxham. His sister Lennie fol-
lowed in 1948. He grew up and attended school
in Edmonton but spent significant time in Canmore,
an area of the world that was very special to him.
He met Audrey in 1960 and they were married on
March 31, 1962. Their children soon followed, first
Toni in 1964, then David in 1967 and finally, equally
loved but with much less vigorous photographic
documentation, Scott in 1971. Blair attended RCMP
training in Ottawa in 1959. He served first with the
RCMP and then the Calgary Police Force. He left
police service after Tonis birth in 1964, opting for
a career in Insurance. His first job in the industry
was with Federated Insurance, a position that saw
him performing inspections all over the province of
Alberta. Over the years he filled numerous positions
with many companies, finally choosing to retire
in 2010 after 45 years in the industry. In the late
1980s and early 1990s, Blair volunteered his time
to the Story Book Theatre and Pumphouse Theatre
societies. Initially he supported productions, often
catering lunches. Later he served as Producer for
a number of productions and eventually served
as President of the Pumphouse Theatre Society.
Blair also volunteered his time in his daughters
classroom working with student reading groups
at Terre des Jeunes school. For the last 20 years,
Blair was heavily involved in the dog agility commu-
nity, both as a competitor and a competition judge.
He accepted judging assignments all over North
America and loved traveling and meeting people
at the different events. He was a fixture at the
Championships for many years where he worked
tirelessly and had a big part in making the event
run smoothly. Dog agility was something he greatly
enjoyed and was passionate about doing well. A
memorial service in Blairs memory will take place
on Saturday, February 25, 2017 at the Strathmore
United Church, (410- 4 Street, Strathmore Alberta)
at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, the family request
donations in Blairs memory to Alberta Herding Dog
Rescue which can be accessed through Facebook,
or a charity of your choice. To send condolences,
please visit Blairs obituary at www.wheatlandfu-
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Times Reporter
All students from Crowther
Memorial Junior High School
(CMJHS) were invited to take
part in the schools second
Hockey for Hunger game of
the school year on Feb. 15.
This is the fourth Hockey
for Hunger event showcasing
our hockey program, and the
second of this school year,
said CMJHS teacher, Anne
Paskevich.
The game brought in
around 250 items collected
from students, which was
less than the game that took
place before Christmas.
Students who brought
food donation items re-
ceived raffle tickets, and at
the end of the game tickets
were drawn for students to
win prizes, such as CMJHS
toques and shirts.
The idea for the event
came a few years ago when
Paskevich saw a similar pro-
gram on Facebook. With the
help of other teachers, the
program was adapted to fit
CMJHS and highlight their
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NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT
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A Development Permit has been issued in ac- March 18, 19 and 25, 2017
403-201-2201
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cordance with the Village of Rockyford Land
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Use Bylaw for the following property.
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and Graham family for the delicious supper they types of corporations and small businesses.
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teen (14) days after the Notice of Decision has
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