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the April 19 regular council meeting to make a
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pening in Ottawa with the Federal Government.
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affect all levels of government is the marijuana
piece of legislation, said Shields, adding that it
will have a cascading effect on all three levels
of government.
Currently, the federal government has intro-
duced the broad strokes of a piece of mari-
juana legislation just to get it out in the open.
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Look on Page 4 for MP Shields proclaimed that he along with his
Town of Strathmore party will be working to slow the legalization of
Municipal Notices marijuana down so that more specifics regard-
ing the legislation are in place before a law is
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Auction a great
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Hope Bridges Society held their
fourth annual art and wine fundrais-
ing auction on April 22 at the Strath-
more Travelodge. Around 100 guests
attended at the classy event to share
good wine, conversation, cheese and to
bid on eighty different donated items to
raise money for Hope Bridges to con-
tinue hosting inclusive art programs for
community members.
In total, approximately $10,000 was
raised between entrance tickets, raffle
tickets, silent and live auction items to
help Hope Bridges continue with com-
munity-based inclusive art classes.
People who attended the afternoon
came from all over Strathmore, Wheat-
land County and even from Calgary.
There were many return guests from
previous Hope Bridges auctions, as
well as a few new faces.
[We have gotten a] really good re-
sponse and people are amazed. There
are some return faces and some new
faces, said Wanda Reinholdt, coordi-
nator with Hope Bridges, adding that
guests have described the event as
grand and mentioned that there were
many beautiful art pieces.
The afternoon started off with guests
arriving and entering four different raf-
fles for donated items and services pro-
vided by local business. Items included
two yard and garden packages, a meat
package and a propane BBQ.
Guests then received a complimen-
tary glass of wine which they sipped
as they wandered throughout the
room looking at all the beautiful items
in the silent auction, most of which
were homemade art pieces. There
were many paintings, drawings, can-
vas photographs, pottery, knitted or
crocheted items, wood working pieces,
refurbished furniture, food, homemade
cards and gift baskets.
Guests enjoyed the musical stylings
of Brava Duo, a beautiful piano and
violin duo who played throughout the
event. A large and elegant food spread
was also prepared for guests to enjoy.
(This) just feels like a classy after-
noon out. Its (nice) just getting together
and visiting with everyone, said Kathy
Schiffner, who attended the event and
was drawn to artwork created by peo-
ple associated with Hope Bridges.
A live auction took place with some
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off by Grant Klaiber. Two art pieces
that were auctioned off were the yarn-
bombed bikes that the Hope Bridges
upcycling and knitting and crocheting
folk art groups created over the past
several months. The bikes took the
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sold for a combined $370, which fell
just short of the $400 combined value
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our fourth annual art and wine auction, Throughout
said Sheila Konschuh, Chairperson for
Hope Bridges. The feedback has been February
excellent and as a board, weve been
tickled with the support of donors and
supporters of this event.
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The Downtown Design Review Committee (DDRC) is calling for small

poem submissions for installation in Downtown Strathmore. The DDRC
intends for these poems to brighten someones day and to be positive &
uplifting.
Poem submissions should be comprised of appropriate and original
work. Poem submissions are open to all ages and can include
illustrations. Submissions are preferred to be in .PDF format. Poems
with illustrations should be no larger than US Letter 8.5x11 paper
size, recognizing that poems may be reduced in size when printed and
installed.
(Example: I Paid the Light Bill Just To See Your Face, Stephen Powers)

The next regular Please email submissions to Charles Procter cprocter@strathmore.ca

by June 30, 2017. Winners will be chosen by the DDRC and the winning
Council Meeting poems will be installed in Downtown Strathmore in the future. The Town
and DDRC appreciate all submissions! Thank You!
will be
May 3 & 17, 2017
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ATTENTION VENDORS & COMMUNITY GROUPS!
Anyone interested in setting up a licensed food booth at Canada Day
2017 must register with the Town Of Strathmore.
(Deadline is June 1)

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To ensure organization in the park please register your booth TODAY!

Contact Kendra Armstrong at the Town Office to get involved today!
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Town of Strathmore
Summarized Financial Statements
Y E A R E N D I N G D E C E M B E R 3 1 , 2 0 16
REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITOR ON THE SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
To the Mayor and Members of Council of the Town of Strathmore,

The accompanying summary financial statements, which comprise the summary statement of financial position as at December 31, 2016, the summary statement of operations and summary statement of changes in net financial assets
for the year then ended, and related notes, are derived from the audited financial statements of the Town of Strathmore for the year ended December 31, 2016. We expressed an unmodified audit opinion on those financial statements in
our report dated April 19, 2017.
The summary financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Canadian public sector accounting standards. Reading the summary financial statements, therefore, is not a substitute for reading the audited financial
statements of the Town of Strathmore.
Management's Responsibility for the Summary Financial Statements
Management is responsible for the preparation of a summary of the audited financial statements in accordance with the criteria as disclosed in note 1.
Auditor's Responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summary financial statements based on our procedures, which were conducted in accordance with Canadian Auditing Standard (CAS) 810, "Engagements to Report on Summary
Financial Statements."
Opinion
In our opinion, the summary financial statements derived from the audited financial statements of the Town of Strathmore for the year ended December 31, 2016 are a fair summary of those financial statements, in accordance with
Canadian public sector accounting standards.

Lethbridge, Alberta Avail LLP

April 19, 2017 Chartered Professional Accountants

SUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION SUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS

2016 2015 2016 2015
Revenue
Financial assets $ 23,364,525 $ 23,894,556 Net municipal property taxes $ 10,744,583 $ 10,269,638
Liabilities 14,549,288 15,281,066 User fees and sales of goods 11,067,547 11,323,907
Net financial assets 8,815,237 8,613,490 Government transfers for operating 1,117,319 843,801
Non-financial assets Licenses and permits 648,769 762,747
Prepaid expenses and inventory 27,291 96,037 Investment income 506,198 504,103
Tangible capital assets 180,859,193 177,510,740 Other 426,490 495,590
180,886,484 177,606,777 Penalties and costs of taxes 155,701 165,849
Accumulated surplus $ 189,701,721 $ 186,220,267 Total revenue 24,666,607 24,365,635

LONG TERM DEBT

2016 2015 Expenses
Self supported long-term debt $ 8,331,260 $ 9,811,811 Legislative 294,693 289,149
Current portion $ 1,160,952 $ 1,480,551 Administration 3,010,600 2,675,863
Police, fire, disaster, ambulance, municipal enforcement 3,746,341 3,673,956
SALARY AND BENEFITS DISCLOSURE Transportation services 4,104,590 3,822,094
2016 2015 Water supply and distribution 3,835,602 4,082,759
Mayor Michael Ell $ 50,585 $ 49,625 Wastewater treatment and disposal 3,497,847 3,487,250
Councillor Rocky Blokland 30,140 29,476 Waste management 891,813 896,711
Councillor Brad Walls 30,035 29,056 Public health and welfare services 784,204 747,627
Councillor Robert Sobol 29,825 29,371 Planning and development 1,106,373 1,398,284
Councillor Denise Peterson 29,825 28,217 Parks and recreation 4,275,731 4,120,508
Councillor Steve Grajczyk 29,691 29,287 Culture-libraries, museums, halls 857,381 793,964
Councillor Pat Fule 29,615 28,636 Total expenses 26,405,175 25,988,165
Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses (1,738,568) (1,622,530)
before other
OPERATING RESERVES 2016 2015 Other
Financial stabilization $ 2,986,537 $ 2,718,950 Government transfers for capital 3,036,760 4,814,797
Potable water 992,640 967,123 Contributed assets 2,183,262 -
Sanitary sewer 349,727 340,737 5,220,022 4,814,797
Office revitalization 185,288 180,525 Excess of revenue over expenses 3,481,454 3,192,267
RCMP reserve 123,969 120,782
Family Centre capital reduction 80,361 78,295 Accumulated surplus, beginning of year 186,220,267 183,028,000
Economic 50,000
Garbage 46,984 45,776 Accumulated surplus, end of year $ 189,701,721 $ 186,220,267
General administration 45,461 44,292
Roads walks and lighting 41,219 40,160
Other reserves 63,947 70,096 SUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW
Total Operating Reserves $ 4,966,133 $ 4,606,736 2016 2015
CAPITAL RESERVES Cash provided by operating transactions $ 5,844,193 $ 6,576,700
Water off-site levies $ 1,111,111 $ 1,082,548 Cash applied to capital transactions (5,653,428) (5,952,009)
Storm off-site levies 1,081,229 1,105,031 Cash provided by (applied to) investing transactions (3,800,960) 2,232,149
Sewer off-site levies 689,562 671,836 Cash applied to financing transactions (1,480,551) (1,403,752)
Public works 598,395 -
Roads off-site levies 527,060 513,511 (Decrease) increase in cash and temporary investments (5,090,746) 1,453,088
Fieldhouse 518,159 -
Water supply 441,851 455,649 Cash and temporary investments, beginning of year 7,679,039 6,225,951
Capital equipment reserve 305,413 204,490
Municipal public reserve 288,420 281,006 Cash and temporary investments, end of year $ 2,588,293 $ 7,679,039
Storm off-site levies Eagle Lake 213,625 208,133
Civic Centre 189,013 194,694 SUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF CHANGE IN NET FINANCIAL ASSETS (DEBT)
Bike Pathway levies 112,193 109,309 2016 2015
Infrastructure reinvestment 107,000 - Excess of revenue over expenditures $ 3,481,454 $ 3,192,267
Roads, walks and lighting 29,735 28,971 Increase in non-financial assets (3,279,707) (1,648,332)
Other reserves 116,246 155,144 Increase (decrease) in net financial assets 201,747 1,543,935
Total Capital Reserves $ 6,329,012 $ 5,010,322 Net financial assets, beginning of year 8,613,490 7,069,555
Total Reserves $ 11,295,145 $ 9,617,058 Net financial assets, end of year $ 8,815,237 $ 8,613,490

2016 Revenue 2016 Expenses

Net municipal User fees and Legislative

Culture
property taxes sales of goods Parks & recreation 1.1%
Planning & 3.2% Administration
43.6% 44.9% 16.2%
development 11.4%
4.2% Police, fire &
municipal
enforcement
Government Public health & 14.2%
Penalties and
transfers for welfare services
costs of taxes
operating 3.0% Transportation
0.6%
4.5% services
Waste
Other Investment Licenses and management Wastewater Water supply & 15.5%
1.7% income permits 3.4% treatment & distribution
2.1% 2.6% disposal 14.6%
13.2%

Note 1. Summary financial statements

Management prepared these summary financial statements using the following criteria:
(a) the summary financial statements include a statement for each statement included in the audited financial statements;
(b) information in the summary financial statements agrees with the related information in the completed set of audited financial statements;
(c) major subtotals, totals and comparative information from the audited financial statements are included; and
(d) the summary financial statements contain the information from the audited financial statements dealing with matters having a pervasive or otherwise significant effect on the summary financial statements.
The summary financial statements are derived from the audited financial statements, prepared in accordance with Canadian public sector accounting standards, as at December 31, 2016, and December 31, 2015, and for the years then
ended.
The audited financial statements of the Town are available on request by contacting the municipal office.

Working towards marijuana legislation
Continued from Page 1
The Strathmore town council has had
several discussions regarding marijua-
na legislation and how it will affect the
municipality.
(The) administration has given
us a heads up in regards to some of
the things we have to think about as
this legislation comes forward, said
Strathmore Mayor Michael Ell.
There is going to be a lot of work for
us to put this in place.
A large concern about marijuana le-
galization is the cost that it will bring
down onto provinces and municipali-
ties, as well as workplace safety issues,
especially for those who operate large
pieces of machinery and equipment.
Shields noted that when the breath-
alyzer was introduced, it took seven
years through the courts before it was
accepted to be used constantly to test
for alcohol. Then, the courts ended up
ruling that not anyone could be tested
and the police had to have reasonable
cause to test.
The government is putting in a sec-
ond piece to this the police have the
right to ask for alcohol and drug tests
without cause, said Shields, adding
that they created this legislation to cov-
er both alcohol and drugs as it is not
as apparent when a person is high on
drugs compared to drunk on alcohol.
There are a lot of challenges and
costs for municipalities having to deal
with it, he said.
Councilor Denise Peterson praised
Shields on the work he is doing regard-
ing slowing the marijuana legislation
down to make sure that everything is
correctly in place.
One of the greatest reasons in my
mind for a sober second thought is in
relation to the lack of clarity around
medical research with regards to the
impact it has on young people under
the age of 25 if there is one reason
to delay this, that is probably the most
important thing, said Peterson.
PROTECTED SPACES
MP Shields is on the environmen-
tal committee who recently released a
three-party unanimous report regarding
protected spaces in Canada.
In 2010, the Canadian government
signed a world agreement to protect 17
per cent of the terrestrial land base and
10 per cent of the marine base.
At this point, 10 per cent of the land
base is under protection and only one
percent of the marine is, said Shields,
adding that those statistics are only
made up of the national inventory not
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the provincial or municipal inventory.
Shields pointed out to council that in the municipality
there are significant terrestrial protected spaces that are not
accounted for in the federal statistics. He recommended to
council to consider claiming the municipal protected spaces
in the federal inventory to help Canada reach their goal re-
garding the amount of protected spaces in Canada.
There is also a lot of rural ranch and farm land in the coun-
ty that falls under conservatories that isnt accounted for in
the inventory as well.
Donate life
The Canadian Blood Services held a blood drive in Strathmore at the Civic
Centre on April 21. The blood drive was full, as many volunteers donated
PARLIAMENT HILL CLOSURE blood to help a stranger. Samantha Andrews, 17, donated blood for the very
MP Shields mentioned to council that the Centre Block of first time and Michelle Tan who has been working for the Canadian Blood
Parliament Hill will be closed in 2018 year for some major Services for two years worked hard to make Andrews comfortable and en-
renovations that will last 10 to 20 years. He noted that if any- sure her experience donating for the first time was a good one.
one wants to see Canadas buildings, this is the time to do so. Adelle Ellis Photo
PARTNERSHIPS WITH SIKSIKA Wheatland FCSS is honored to recognize its volunteers
Recently, MP Shields met with the chief of Siksika and sev- for the many hours they commit and the various tasks
eral of his councilors who expressed their interest to him in they perform. From driving for our Meals on Wheels
working with their neighbours regarding sustainability and program, to setting up for programming in our
that by working together, it will be better for everyone. various villages and hamlets, to helping out in the
Theyve got some interesting ideas on what they want to office, WFCSS would not be able to function as
effectively as it does without YOU!
Its Volunteer Week AND WE CARE!!!
do and some of it is sustainability, some of it is eco-tourism
and some of it is culture orientated, said Shields, adding that Thank You from the bottom of our hearts.
working with Siksika in those regards may interest council in
Thank you too to our staff who go above and beyond
the future.
their usual routines on many occasions to assist our
ELL COMPLIMENTS MP SHIELDS WORK many clients. We salute you.
At the end of MP Shields update of the happenings in the We also recognize the numerous agencies and
federal government, Mayor Ell complimented Shields on his organizations that partner with us to enhance the lives
work in the legislature as well as on how much he involves of residents in Wheatland County. Our partnerships are
himself in his constituency. growing and our residents continuously remark at the
I would suggest that you as a federal representative are benefits they are experiencing as a result.
into our communities more than I have ever seen any MP You make a difference!
ever in any part of Canada and you are to be complimented
for coming out and meeting with so many different com- Those who can do.
munities, said Ell, adding that Shields is invited to council
any time to update the citizens about what is happening on Those who can do more, volunteer.
Parliament Hill. and we are a better place
for it.
TUESDAYS
Thank you for
making a difference
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Pastor: Kevin Enns Meeting in the Lutheran Church
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Sunday Worship: 10:30 am Pastor: Donald Pierre
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Valley Medical Clinic
Sabbath School: 10 AM
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The Strathmore Town Council presented the Wheatland Society of Arts with
a cheque for $75,000 to assist them with projects for the upcoming year.
Back: Pat Fule (l-r), Bob Sobol, Brad Walls, Denise Peterson. Front: Michael
Ell (l-r), Vivian MacCallum (Laprise), Brandy Hebbes, Bruce Heming, Steve
Grajczyk. Adelle Ellis Photo
Strathmore Legion Branch #10 NEWS
By Irene Knappe, Secretary / PR / Poppy Chair
We have some terrific events coming up at the Legion for your enjoyment. MARK
YOUR CALENDARS and please plan on joining us.
On April 28th and 29th, the Bar Flyz will be playing at the Legion.
April 29th, at 6 pm, is our Volunteer Appreciation night. More information to follow.
The LA Executive meeting is on Tuesday, May 2nd, at 7 pm.
On May 6th we are holding our annual Shoot For the Troops dart shoot. Dart
players from all over Alberta come out for a terrific day of fund raising, fun and dart
playing. There are prizes to be won, and a silent auction to further augment the fund
raising. If there is anyone out there who has an article or two, of good quality,
they wish to put into the silent auction, please bring your items to the Legion
when you can, before May 4th. Dont forget to put your name on the article so
that you may be mentioned for your much-appreciated contribution.
The next Legion Executive meeting is on Tuesday, May 9th, at 7 pm.
On Saturday, May 13th, 6 pm, is our annual Steak and Lobster Event. Sorry, but
good for them, they are once again SOLD OUT!
The LA General meeting is on Tuesday, May 16th, at 7 pm.
The High School Rodeo is on May 20th and 21st, and The Legion will need volun-
teers to people the Food Wagon. Please let us know if you can help!!
The Legion General meeting will be on Tuesday, May 23rd, at 7 pm.
Get your tickets now for The Legions 2nd Annual Ed Smith Memorial Bar-b-q on
June 17! $25 per person will get you no-host cocktails at 4 pm; your delicious bar-
b-q dinner at 6 pm; and live entertainment at 8 pm. Tickets available at the Legion or
from individual sellers.
Jitney darts every Saturday at 1 pm.
Bingo every Wednesday beginning at 6:15 pm.
Drop-in crib every Thursday, at 7 pm.
Meat draws every Friday at 6 pm and every Saturday at 3 pm
TO ALL OF OUR OLD AND NEW GENERATION VETS A HEART-FELT THANK YOU
WE ARE FOREVER IN YOUR DEBT
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR SUPPORTERS AND VOLUNTEERS!!
For further information, please call the Legion at 403.934.5119
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Supporting the arts
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
The Strathmore Town Council presented the
Wheatland Society of Arts a cheque for $75,000
to assist them for the next year in regard to their
projects in the community.
We are very happy and pleased to be able to
offer this to the Wheatland Society of Arts, said
Mayor Michael Ell.
ORGANIZATIONS MAY RENT
THE QUENCH MOBILE
Tracy Simpson, Community Services Manager
with the Town of Strathmore approached Strath-
more council on April 19 with a revised policy
on policy #7604 Water Trailer Quench Mobile
Operating Policy after the policy was previously
discussed in March at the Committee of the Whole
meeting.
The policy and application form has been ed-
ited to allow community organizations to monitor
and operate the water trailer independently, for a
lock to be added on the water tank directly so the
group using the trailer would not be able to access
the interior of the tank, and for a training proce-
dure to be added for anyone who will be manning
the trailer without town supervision.
A $5,000 budget for the cost of operation has
also been recommended for the 2017 season
which includes use of the trailer at eight commu-
nity events on separate weekends.
The policy adopted includes allowing adminis-
tration two options of operating the water trailer
at community events organized by not-for-profit
organizations with supervision by either the event
organizers, town staff or town committee volun-
teers.
If requested to be manned by volunteers it
would be based on the availability and schedule
of those volunteers so we wouldnt commit to that
event until volunteers were secured, said Simp-
son. We would only man it by staff at town-run
community events.
Councillor Denise Peterson supported the mo-
tion and commended council on their work with
the policy.
I think we have a really good, sound policy to
go forward and Im really grateful for that, said
Peterson.
TAX RATE INCREASE
Council passed a budget in December 2016 un-
der bylaw 17-06 Tax Rate Bylaw that would see
an increase in the municipal portion of residential
taxes by 1 per cent and non-residential taxes by
two per cent.
The municipal mill rate was calculated and pre-
sented to council. In 2016, the residential munici-
pal mill rate was 5.476; it increases to 5.532 which
is a one per cent increase. The 2016 non-residen-
tial municipal mill rate was 6.251; it increases to
6.376 which is a two per cent increase.
The province of Alberta also increased their
education requisition by $269,000 and the Wheat-
land housing requisition increased approximately
$7,000 over 2016.
The total mill rate for residential including mu-
nicipal, education and Wheatland housing is 8.13,
and non-residential including municipal, educa-
tion and Wheatland housing is 10.795.
The total tax payable for a residential property
in Strathmore has increased 2.6 per cent and the
total tax payable for a commercial property has
increased 2.2 per cent.
Giving all three readings of the 2017 tax rate
bylaw will provide the residents and commercial
property owners a year of very modest tax increas-
es, said Mel Tiede, Director of Corporate Services
who presented the bylaw to council, adding that
the 2017 budget utilizes approximately $600,000
of reserves to reduce and keep municipal taxation
at affordable levels.
Council passed first, second, unanimous con-
sent for a third and final reading as well as the
third and final reading to bylaw 17-06.
2016 AUDIT
Darren Adamson of Avail LLP Chartered Profes-
sional Accountants read the 2016 audited financial
statements that ended on Dec. 31, 2016 to council.
Although some of the towns cash and tempo-
rary investments are down compared to 2015,
some of the cash that the town had in 2015 has
been reinvested into large investments and infra-
structure in the town. The town has also paid off
approximately $1.5 million in debt payments.
There are several grants that the town has re-
ceived that they have not spent yet.
The accumulated surplus for the consolidated
statement of financial position is up approximate-
ly $3 million compared to 2015 and approximately
$17 million out of the total accumulated surplus is
available for future spending.
The town is under budget regarding transpor-
tation services due to not needing to complete
as much snow removal as well as not needing to
complete as many repair projects.
Councillor Denise Peterson inquired about mea-
surement data in terms of the use of estimates and
if new software may be able to do a better job
regarding estimates.
The biggest estimate we have is the useful life
of the capital assets. The estimate is how long is
this asset going to last. The town has developed a
policy over that it is in line compared to other
similar towns, said Adamson.
We are solid, we feel good about it. We have
money in the bank and we are financially liquid,
said James Thackray, adding that the town has a
long term financial strategy.
INDUSTRIAL LAND USE DESIGNATION
Council discussed changing the land use des-
ignation of Lot 14, Block 1, Plan 801 1532 (60
Spruce Park Drive) following a public hearing
held on April 19 regarding bylaw 17-04 to amend
the land use district map in the land use bylaw
14-11.
A request for council approval was submitted
to change the parcel of land from M2 (general in-
district).
Council approved the re-designation to allow
the applicant (Origin Malting) to use the land for
a brewery and malt house with indoor seating for
50 people and a tasting room.
QUESTION PERIOD
At the end of every council meeting, Strathmore
councillors have a question period where they
can forward discussion and issues presented to
them during the meeting to be talked about at
an upcoming meeting or to forward questions to
administration.
At the April 19 town council meeting, Martin
Shields, Member of Parliament for the Bow River
Riding spoke to council regarding several matters
that are happening in the federal government that
impact municipalities including Strathmore. Re-
garding one of these matters, Councillor Denise
Peterson asked to discuss and add into their book
of future business the opportunity to bring for-
ward a resolution to the Alberta Urban Munici-
palities Association (AUMA) regarding what MP
Martin Shields talked to council about including
environmental reserves in municipalities and ap-
plying them into the federal context.
Councillor Steve Grajczyk asked administration
where the installation of the bridge on George
Freeman Trail stands and when it will be installed.
Chief Administrative Officer James Thackray re-
plied, saying that the bridge installation is in the
2017 capital budget and is expected to be com-
pleted by the end of September. Grajczyk noted
that if the cost for the project is increased because
the canal will be in flow at that time of year, then
it should be discussed for the project to be com-
pleted in the winter so that it may be cheaper to
do.
Councillor Steve Grajczyk also inquired about
the crosswalk lights on Hwy 817 from the Sunset
Lodge to Westmount and was told that they are in
process.

Last minute rec centre changes disturb Wheatland County
SHARON MCLEAY
Times Contributor
A revised agreement is needed from Golden
Hills School Division to let Wheatland crews do
additional work over and above parking lot site
grading at the new rec centre.
The key issues are about providing authority to
allow Wheatland County to begin this work. The
indemnity agreement does not include sufficient
specific details of the work being done, start end
dates, site drainage plan, legal land designation,
and includes a storm water pond not approved
by council that is not on school property but on
private property, said General Manager of Agri-
culture, Community and Protective Services Jim
Lazlo.
Legal council recommended the agreement be
amended to protect county interests for any ad-
ditional work.
Originally, the county was just to do the strip-
ping on the parking lot.
They asked us to completely change the
scope, said Infrastructure General Manager Dave
Churchill. I sure want to accommodate them, but
to make this big change at this last minute was too
overwhelming to accept that liability.
Churchill said there were safety and legal issues
that left staff uncomfortable about the request.
He said the deadlines for the project would con-
flict with established county projects and would
mean a dedication of full crew and equipment to
complete the work, even if the requests were on
school property.
Council agreed with staff, and stated that the
original agreement would be honoured, but the
additional work needs a new agreement involving
only Golden Hills School Division property.
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
ASKING FOR INPUT
Martin Shields, MP for the Bow River constit-
uency, is asking municipal leaders to attend an
open house to discuss the impact of the Liberal
federal governments budget.
I value your perspective and insight and would
like to hear how this budget affects your business,
community and family, said Shields.
He wants to touch on the increased federal bud-
get, carbon and business tax, and lack of support
for agriculture and small businesses.
Shields is holding meetings in Vulcan, Taber and
Chestermere to receive feedback across the con-
stituency. Local municipal members will meet him
in Chestermere on April 25.
Taking care of details
SHARON MCLEAY
Times Contributor
Building a road across private property some-
times results in a discussion of who does what
and who pays what.
A local landowner recently billed Wheatland
County $1,000 for use of water that occurred when
the county crews were given access to the land-
owners private water source, because the WID
ditches didnt yet have water. The crews needed
the water because they were upgrading TWNSP
230 roadway. Then a bill for $980 was added for
extra rock picking, due to land disturbance on the
property owners land.
During the second year of construction, we
were working in front of the landowners quarter
and it was dusty, so he offered the water to us.
There was no mention of payment that came
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WHEATLAND WIND PROJECT Download nomination forms at www.seniors-housing.
ANSWERS CONCERNS alberta.ca/service-awards.html. The nominee must sign the
Wheatland Wind Project (WWP) submitted a re- form, acknowledging that they are aware of their nomination.
sponse to a concerned landowner and supplied a Include two to five supporting letters and any pictures or
copy to Wheatland County council as information. documents that will help the nominee win the award.
It addressed local landowners questions on bird Names are to be submitted by May 19.
and bat migration and other topics about the proj-
ect. There were some concerns about bird migra- WHEATLAND COUNTY PURCHASES
tion in the Sieu Lake area. HISTORIC GLEICHEN PICTURES
AEP (Alberta Parks and Environment) was con- Wheatland County is acquiring pictures of the old Hamlet
tracted prior to the spring migration survey to pro- of Gleichen to be used in a historical app, similar to the one
vide the survey methodology. The migration sur- used in Strathmore. Councillor Alice Booth said the app con-
vey was designed to cover various habitat types tributes to tourism and recreation. She said that the Glenbow
across the WWP, to determine avifauna use during has a wealth of historic information on Gleichen. The cost
the spring, said Dan Trocher, Manager of Stake- will be $308 plus GST to be taken out of the Hamlet of Glei-
holder Relations. chen reserve funds.
He said the surveys were conducted as per the
Alberta Environment guidelines and five surveys
were taken over spring through fall, in order to
capture complete migration patterns. Over 57
bird species and 5,276 birds were counted over
75 hours of survey time. Bat passes detected from
seven detectors were 73 in the spring, with 29 be-
ing migratory species, and about 245 passes were
made in the fall with about 124 bat passes by mi-
gratory bats. Overall, the bat passes averaged less
than one per night, which is acceptable to Alberta
Environment guidelines.
He also addressed concerns about windmill
placement, visual impact, and support for renew-
able energy projects, infrastructure, land distur-
bance issues and permit processes. For details
in the letter attachment, check out the April 18
Wheatland County agenda on the website www.
wheatlandcounty.ca
Trocher said the company operates on a Stake-
holders First principal and encourages anyone
with questions to call 1-888-270-5743.
AWARDING GOOD WORKS
Seniors Minister Lon Sigurdson is asking Alber-
tans to submit names for the Alice Modin award,
which recognizes volunteer contributions of se-
niors in Alberta.
Seniors built this province and they deserve to
retire in dignity. Volunteers who give those seniors
a helping hand deserve to be recognized, said Sig-
urdson.
The award winners will be recognized in vari-
ous communities across the province during the
summer, and eight will represent their peers at a
special dinner ceremony held in the fall. The nom-
inees must be 65 or older. Award categories are for
volunteers, organizations and volunteers with 20
or more years of service.
later, said Infrastructure General Manager Dave
Churchill.
Staff said, at the time of the work, the landown-
er agreed to let the county use water from a pond
on his nearby property. There was no discussion
about compensation for the landowner
County crews did rock pick, but evidently the
job was insufficient, as the landowner inspected
the land and determined it needed more.
Councillor Rex Harwood said it is always good
when residents step up to help out crews, but un-
fortunate that in this instance it was taken to this
action. Churchill said that in the future additions
to agreements will be filled out to avoid complica-
tions.
On advice from staff, council denied the pay-
ment based on the information received.
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Games to span the ages

The Strathmore 4-H Multi Club kids
spent part of their afternoon on April
8 playing games with residents of
Age Care Sagewood. They played
Chinese checkers, tri-onimos and
the ever-popular crib. The seniors Order Your Dust Control Application Today!
had no problem showing the kids a Dust control is offered by Wheatland County for landowners or residents within the
couple of tricks. Mary Robertson (l-
r), Cheldynn Molnar, Emmy Barlund
County who wish to reduce the amount of dust created by vehicles travelling on
and Joan Jacobs playing a game of gravel roads near their homes, businesses, or farms.
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Continued from Page 9
The contracts and policy for county
roadwork and land disturbances on pri-
vate land can be found on the Wheat-
land county website.
IN WITH THE NEW AND OUT WITH
THE OLD
Hussar is getting a new and much
needed fire engine. The old engine was
purchased in a 50-50 split, by Wheat-
land County and the Hussar Fire Asso-
ciation.
The county has a policy under the fire
capital agreement for disposal of old
tenders and equipment that is shared
and no longer needed.
As per the fire agreement of equip-
ment with joint interest, we are obligat- refund on re-designation and develop-
ed to notify Wheatland County council,
as to our intention to dispose of the
equipment and receive approval and
direction as to how this should be com-
pleted, said Hussar Fire Association
President Randy Kaiser.
Council directed agreed and approved
Deal 401CS_S651
the disposal.
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SHOP CURB REPAIRS
Heaving ground has
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on the cement apron at the Wheatland and the Lions are a community group.
County shop. Staff asked that $101,000
be approved from the Facility Infra-
structure Reserve to replace the aprons.
They currently pose a safety hazard and
water is pooling and not draining away
from the area. Eagle Builders was con-
tracted for the work.
These apron slabs are the entrance to
the overhead doors of the existing shop.
Over the years they have heaved and
now the water from the eavestroughs is
entering the shop, said Dave Churchill,
Infrastructure General Manager. He said
these funds will come from the Infra-
structure reserves. Council approved
the funds.
DEVELOPMENT FEE WAIVER
The Cheadle Lions Club was given a
ment permit fees, required for the up-
grades to the Cheadle ball diamond.
They had already made a large cash
outlay of approximately $30,000 for the
project and were asking for a small con-
cession from Wheatland County council
in the waiving of the fees. Planning staff
recommended the move due to all the
good work the Lions Club has done on
the project, and because the ball dia-
Deadlines to order:
For May applicationApril 28, 2017
For June applicationJune 9, 2017
Oiling
County Roads new application $27.89/metre ($8.50/ft) + GST
County Roads redo $24.61/metre ($7.50/ft) + GST
Gravel Secondary Hwy new application $31.17/metre ($9.50/ft) + GST
Gravel Secondary Hwy redo $27.89/metre ($8.50/ft) + GST
Note: Redo rates apply only at the County's discretion, and only if dust control has
been done the previous year on the same site.
Deadline to order:
For Oiling (begins late-July, weather permitting)July 7, 2017
PatchingTime Sensitive!
$100/tonne + GST (as with all dust control, for materials only)
Patching may be done on roads with oil applied last year. The service is subject to
an inspection of the site to determine if the road surface can be repaired/patched
or if the damage is too extensive.
Get your application in right away so that the area may be inspected because, if it is
determined that patching is not an option, the deadline for requesting oiling still
applies (July 7, 2017)
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70 residents
of Strathmore Our office is
participated in located at
the Community 122 2nd Ave.
Pitch-In event Strathmore, AB
on April 22. Be- Fax:
tween the com- 403 934-2742
munity clean-up
and the school Residential Acreage Commercial Nancy Stairs (403) 934-1625 Alisa Wurz
yard clean-ups Steve Farran (403) 901-9335 (403) 934-7903
on April 26, the
entire community
A+ Better Business Bureau Accredited
north of Hwy. 1 STRATHMORE CAMBRIDGE STUNNING CUSTOM HOME! RURAL WHEATLAND 6 KMS SOUTH
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ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
Approximately 70 resi-
dents of Strathmore of all
ages attended the first-ever
Town of Strathmore Commu-
nity Pitch-in event on April
22 in celebration of the 50th
national pitch-in week spon-
sored by Tim Hortons.
In the past, staff members
with the Town of Strathmore
have taken it upon them-
selves to clean up dirty and
well-used areas of town dur-
ing their work days.
This year, however, the
town asked residents to vol-
unteer a few hours of their
time to help clean up the
town.
The town has also part-
nered with the different
schools in town to do a
school yard cleanup on
April 26 where students will
take some time to clean up
the trash and litter in their
school yards.
For our first year, this
exceeded our expectations.
Between the schools and
the community cleanup we
will have covered basically
the entire community on the
north side of the highway,
said Kendra Armstrong,
Community Events Assistant
with the Town of Strathmore.
Gloves, garbage bags and
pick-up sticks were sup-
plied to each resident who
participated in the cleanup.
Precautionary statements as
well as general health and
safety rules were also read to
make sure that each partici-
pant knew how to keep safe
while cleaning up the parks
and ditches.
Groups of people were
designated to clean up dif-
ferent areas of town. They
were expected to clean up
any garbage they could find,
providing it was safe to do
so, and to enjoy the day and
enjoy the clean parks and
roadways.
I think its important as a
community member to par-
ticipate in keeping the town
clean and enjoyable for ev-
erybody and to example to
our children how important
it is for us to keep the places
that we love clean and us-
able for us and all people to
enjoy, said Angie Boyd, who
helped to clean up garbage
in Kinsmen park along with
her six-year-old son Tyson.
Continued on Page 16
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Becoming a governing voice

ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
A Strathmore native will be taking at
least a year-long break from her post-
secondary journalism studies to dip her
toes into her schools politics as the
Kick-off the 2nd annual Lets Get Recd event!
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 2017
SAIT Student Association (SAITSA) Vice
President (VP) External.
Rachel Moerschfelder has spent her
first year in journalism studies at SAIT
Polytechnic listening to her peers and
their frustrations about the lack of com-
munication between the college and its
know her in the beginning of the elec-
students. It was then that she, a quiet
and unknown student, decided to get
involved and run in the SAITSA elec-
tions.
During my campaigning time, I had
to talk to as many people as possible. I
was shaking hands and talking to peo-
ple as much as possible just to make
my face known and to get elected,
said Moerschfelder, adding that run-
ning against well-known students such
as the editor of the campus newspa-
per was difficult because people didnt
had a drive to aim for the top and Im
tion campaign and were therefore less
likely to vote for her.
Moerschfelder was shocked when
she found out she had won the elec-
tion for SAITSA VP External due to it
only being her first year at the school
and having not been known before.
She credits her win to doing a lot of
campaigning, having great posters and
social media marketing and most im-
portantly by talking to people.
Her role as SAITSA VP External will
at least twice and possibly a third time
as SAITSA President. Once her reign is
up, she can continue with her journal-
ism classes to finish her diploma.
Once her time at SAIT is up and she
finishes her journalism diploma, she
hopes to attend the University of Cal-
gary to complete a communications de-
gree. From there, Moerschfelder hopes
to work in the public eye and possibly
in public relations or communications
in politics.
I want to be successful. Ive always
hoping this year as VP External (to)
network with people and make con-
nections. (All of that) will give me a
better idea how to get (into politics),
said Moerschfelder.
Continued on Page 17
Town hosts
first-ever

Pitch-in event
start in May as a full-time job during
which she will not be able to attend
KINSMEN PARK NORTH LOT any second-year journalism classes. In-
stead, Moerschfelder will take one class
12:00-7:00PM a semester that is paid for by SAITSA
Continued from Page 13

AGES: 4-18 to maintain student status. During the

one-year salary paid position, all travel
$20 PER TEAM and conference costs associated with
the job will be covered by SAITSA.
INCLUDES FREE LUNCH! Each student can run in the student
(All Proceeds to Strathmore Minor Hockey) government for a maximum of three
years, and Moerschfelder plans to run
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I think its a fantastic idea that the
town put this on, she said.
Many common pieces of trash that
were found included Kleenexes and
napkins, throw away drink cups and
food containers and an excessive
amount of cigarette butts.
After the two-hour cleanup, volun-
teers met back at Kinsmen park to en-
joy coffee and donuts donated by Tim
Hortons and pizza donated by Little
Caesars.
Huxted Waste Disposal also volun-
teered to collect and pick up the gar-
bage bags full of trash that were left
from the pitch-in.
We just hope that everybody will
take pride in the community that they
live in and recognize how much nicer
it is to live in a clean town and that
its more enjoyable for everybody, said
Armstrong.
Its a great thing to do and I hope
it catches on everywhere. Being a na-
tional event I hope its something ev-
ery community gets involved in and it
becomes a new way of life that people
dont litter and when they see trash
they pick it up, she said.
The Community Pitch-in is an event
that the Town hopes to put on yearly
in conjunction with national pitch-in
week.

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Standing up for post-secondary students
Continued from Page 16
In her position as VP Ex-
ternal for SAITSA, she will be
working with communicating
with all the external forces
dealing with SAIT such as the
municipal, provincial and fed-
eral government as well as the
companies and different indus-
tries surrounding SAIT.
One of her main goals for
the upcoming year is to find a
way to decrease parking costs
for students. Students currently
pay the same price for parking
as the public who park at the
school before using the c-train
or attending the Jubilee Audi-
torium. Current prices range
from $11 to $26 per day.
This is the biggest issue for
SAIT students right now and it
is the most relevant one, said
Moerschfelder, adding that she
hopes to be able to provide
SAIT students with a parking
discount.
She will also be working
with SAITs VP External to lead
an initiative with universities
across Canada to hold the fed-
eral government accountable
to their promise of demolish-
ing the two per cent funding
cap on First Nation communi-
ties.
This was something
Trudeau promised when he
first got elected and it got a lot
of First Nations out to vote and
it hasnt been dealt with yet.
We want to show the govern-
ment this isnt just a First Na-
tions issue, its also an issue for
education, said Moerschfelder,
adding that she has always had
a desire to show the truth and
to give a voice for people who
otherwise dont have a voice.
Moerschfelder found that the
more involved she became in
the school and in SAITSA, the
better her college experience
was. Along with the help of
a friend, she even created the
SAIT Debate Society to help
people improve their public
speaking skills and to help
journalism students improve
their research skills.
She plans on using her time
on council to let other students
know about all the different
events, clubs, giveaways, ac-
tivities and help that SAIT stu-
April 28, 2017 Strathmore TIMES Page 17
dents can utilize to help make
their college experience better.
Moerschfelder hopes to use
her experience as SAITSAs VP
External to not only inform her
peers but also to help build
connections for her future ca-
reer in communications.
I knew this would be a real-
ly great stepping stone for my
career and really great for net-
working and connections and
it would give me a lot of expe-
rience in communications. But,
in the same hand, I really want-
ed people to be well informed Rachel Moerschfelder has recently been
in what is going on, said Mo- elected SAIT Polytechnics Student As-
erschfelder. This is the start of sociation VP External and will spend the
me getting more involved and next year as a voice for the students by
taking part in different activi- communicating with all the external forc-
ties in the future Im just re- es that deal with SAIT.
ally excited to get started. Adelle Ellis Photo
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REMEMBERING OUR ROOTS ~ Ben and Terry Armstrong
JOHN GODSMAN
Times Contributor
Bens family originated in
Scotland, and came to Ontar-
io in the 1800s. His grand-
father Chris Armstrong was
born in Ontario in 1875, and
moved to Walla Walla, Wash-
ington State in 1889. He be-
came a farm
l a b o u r e r,
work-ing
for ranchers
in the area,
before pur-
chasing his
own land,
then moved
to Alberta
in 1919.
He traded
the land he
owned in
Wa s h i n g -
ton for part
of the land
Ben and
Terry now
live on.
Bens broth-
er Rick and
wife Harriet
own the remainder.
Bens father Buster (Wil-
liam) Armstrong was born
in 1922, on the farm one
mile east of where Ben and
Terry live. He married Mary
Annabelle Ornburn of Stan-
dard in 1946, and they had
four children. One of them
was Ben born in 1949, the
second of the four children.
Ben attended school at Win-
tering Hills for a year, then
moved to the Hussar School
through Grade 10, when he
joined the work force.
Terry (Theresa) Leslies
family originated in McCau-
ley, Man. Her father Sam
Leslie was born in Crandall,
Man. in 1907. Her mother
Olive Fitch was born in Les-
lieville near Rocky Mountain
House, in 1918. She mar-
ried Sam in 1947, and they
moved to Fort Macleod in
1949 where Sam worked as
a carpenter for the rest of
his life. When he lost some
fingers in a saw acci-dent, he
moved to the Tiffin/Tanner
Ranch, and then to Rocky
Mountain House to manage
the two hotels there. The
next move was to the Hussar
area in 1964.
Terry was born in Fort Ma-
Development Decisions
Notice is hereby given that the Wheatland County Municipal
Planning Commission has approved or refused the following
development permit applications:
File # DP 2017-24
Approved with conditions
Division # 3
Owner: Wheatland County
Applicant: Speargrass Community Association
Legal: Plan 161 0303, B 13, L 4, (SW-4-22-25-W4M)
Proposal: Recreational Vehicle Storage facility
File # DP 2017-25
Approved with conditions
Division # 4
Owner: Affordable Storage & Service Ltd.
Applicant: Malcolm Bennett
Legal: Plan 161 1511, B 5, L 8, (NW-10-24-26-W4M)
Proposal: Medium Industrial (open storage)
April 28, 2017 Strathmore TIMES Page 19
cleod in 1950, the second been a Cub Leader for 10 years, was a Brownie Leader and has competitions.
youngest of four chil-dren. was a member of The Lions, been the treasurer for the Pas- They are love to go camping
She attended school in Bas- the Ag Society, been on Church toral Joint Fund at the Lutheran throughout the area.
sano for a year, then Rocky Council and Church Trustee Church in Dalum and Hussar for Changes in the area include
Mountain House from Grades for Our Saviours Community over 20 years. She is now trea- improved roads, the new tech-
2 to 6, Gem School for Grades Church in Hussar and Standard, surer for the Senior Centre in nology for farm-ers and their
7 and 8, then Hussar through for 10 years. While their boys Hussar. equipment, and new telecom-
Grade 12. She worked at the were still at home, Ben coached Both Ben and Terry love curl- munications technology. The
Bank of Nova Scotia in Cal- hockey and baseball, and refer- ing and country dancing. They abandonment of the CPR rail
gary for four years. She and eed minor hockey for 10 years. spend the ma-jority of their spur line to Standard and Hus-
Ben had Terry was involved with 4-H free time following their grand- sar, and the loss of all public
met whilst as a leader, and has stayed in- children as they grow, and par- grain elevators in the area, has
they were volved by judg-ing public ticipate in hockey, basketball, certainly changed the landscape
both in speaking over the years. She baseball, volleyball and dance considerably.
Grade 10,
and were
married in
Hussar in
1969, one
year after
graduat-
ing. They
have two
s o n s ,
Chris mar-
ried to
Krista,
and Clay-
ton mar-
ried to
Colleen,
who have
g i v e n
them five grandchildren.
After the children had
grown, Terry returned to
work in banking with what
used to be known as The
Hussar Credit Union, but
is now Chinook Finan-cial
Credit Union. She retired
from this in 2015, but now
works part time with another
17044K
170 44K
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KA1
credit union.
Ben is a self-employed
jack of all trades - a farmer,
a truck driver, owned a small
oilfield/fencing business,
worked in general construc-
tion, and in 1969 purchased
Armstrong Auto in Hussar
with son Clayton. In 2009, he
turned over this business en-
tirely to Clayton and his wife
Colleen.
Ben has been a Councillor
for Wheatland County since
1992, and has served as
Reeve for eight years (2003-
2011) and Deputy Reeve
since 2011. He has served 25
years, which is the longest
sitting councillor since 1963,
when Wheatland County
amalgamated into its current
status.
His community activi-
ties include serving on the
Wheatland and Golden Hills
School Board for 12 years,
File # DP 2017-31 File # DP 2017-34
Approved with conditions Approved with conditions
Division # 2 Division # 6
Owner: 991320 Alberta Ltd. Owner: Hutterian Brethren of Springvale
Applicant: Seamus Ryan Applicant: Hutterian Brethren of Springvale
Legal: NE-1-25-23-W4M Legal: NE-22-27-23-W4M
Proposal: Dwelling, moved-on Proposal: Abattoir
File # DP 2017-32 File # DP 2017-35
Approved with conditions Approved with conditions
Division # 4 Division # 5
Owner: Danny Thiessen Owner: Creekstone Farms Ltd.
Applicant: Danny Thiessen Applicant: Dan Godin (Dillon Consulting Ltd.)
Legal: Plan 881 1396, Lot C, (NW-4-24-25-W4M) Legal: NE-28-25-25-W4M
Proposal: Dwelling, temporary (farm help) Proposal: Hazardous Industry (munitions storage facility)
File # DP 2017-33
Approved with conditions
Division # 1 Any person who deems they may be affected by the issuance of the development permit(s) may
Owner: Kyle and Kathryn Crump appeal to the Subdivision & Development Appeal Board (SDAB) within 14 days of the date of the
Applicant: Kyle and Kathryn Crump publication of this notice. Each Subdivision and Development Appeal to the county must be
Legal: NE-7-22-21-W4M accompanied by a $400.00 non-refundable fee and an appeal application form, to be filed with the
Proposal: SUB, wedding venue SDAB Secretary of Wheatland County at Highway #1, RR #1, Strathmore, Alberta, T1P 1J6
Dated this 28th day of April, 2017.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
WHEATLAND COUNTY
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT ACT
APPLICATION FOR ROADSIDE
NOTICE OF APPLICATION HAYING
In accordance with the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, Wheatland County has applied to
Environment and Parks for an amendment to an existing approval to operate the Gleichen water treatment
plant.
Anyone wishing to hay municipal road right of
The existing Gleichen waterworks system consists of a surface water source from the Bow River (through
ways must make application to Wheatland County
the works of the Western Irrigation District), raw water storage located at SW of Section 24 Township 022
Range 23 West of the 4th Meridian; water treatment consisting of raw water aeration, pre-oxidation (taste
by May 31, 2017. If you have any questions or
and odor) by Potassium permanganate, flocculation, coagulation, with rapid sand filtration, followed by
disinfection using Sodium Hypochlorite, treated water storage and a distribution network within the Hamlet
would like a copy of the agreement and
of Gleichen.
regulations, please contact Gay Mowat
The EPEA application requests removal of the water treatment components and requirements, as well as
the treated water distribution requirements from the Gleichen waterworks approval. The water treatment Administrative Assistant, Agriculture, Community
components will be eventually reclaimed, and the treated water distribution system will be separately regu-
lated by a Code of Practice under the EPEA that will be issued by Alberta Environment and Parks. and Protective Services at 403-934-3321.
A directly affected person may provide input into certain regulatory decisions, as allowed by the Environ-
mental Protection and Enhancement Act (section 73). Specifically, any person who is directly affected by
this application may submit a written statement of concern within 30 days of the date of this notice to:
Environment and Parks Regulatory Approvals Center
5th Floor, 9915 - 108 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2G8
Fax: (780) 422-0154
E-mail: aep.epeaapplications@gov.ab.ca

The written statement of concern should include the following:

- the application number 011-709
- describe concerns that are relevant to matters regulated by the Environmental Protection
and Enhancement Act
- explain how the filer of the concern will be directly affected by the activities proposed in the
application
- provide the legal land location of the land owned or used by the filer where the concerns
described are believed to be applicable
- state the distance between the land owned or used by the filer and the site in the application
- contact information including the full name and mailing address of the filer. Please provide a
telephone number and/or email address for ease of contact.

Environment and Parks will review each written statement of concern, seek more information if needed, and
notify each filer by letter of the decision to accept or reject their written submission as a valid statement
of concern. The Public Notice of this application will also be posted on the Departments website at https:l/
avw.alberta.ca/PublicNoticesViewer.aspx.

Statements of concern submitted regarding this application are public records which are accessible by the
public and the applicant. Failure to file a statement of concern may affect the right to file a Notice of Appeal
with the Environmental Appeals Board.

Copies of the application and additional information can be obtained from:

Wheatland County Attention: Michael Ziehr
HWY 1 RR 1, STRATHMORE, AB T1P 1J6
Telephone: 403-934-3321 Fax: 403-934-4889

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Speargrass RV storage
bathrooms and by bringing in port-a- Serving
potty sheds, they could meet AHS con- Strathmore,
ditions. Emergency management staff Drumheller,
said the facility would have to have a Airdrie
SHARON MCLEAY been taken to make the site secure. fire inspection and occupancy permit & Calgary
Times Contributor Shelly MacEachern, Vice President for in place, prior to the opening of the 403-983-2121
the Speargrass Community Association, venue. 123 2nd Ave, Strathmore, AB
Wheatland council approved a de- said that the facility generates funds for
velopment permit for an expanded RV the community association and funds NEW ABATTOIR FOR SPRINGVALE Acreage with Revenue
COLONY Potential for Sale $675,000
storage site for the Speargrass commu- go into upgrades of the neighbour-
c21.ca/100840308
nity, with fencing and landscaping con- hood. The Springvale colony near Rosebud for more info
ditions set. Council granted a three-year leeway is doing some renovations and building
Originally, there was a memorandum for completion of conditions, in order a new 12,400 sq. foot building to be INDUSTRIAL SHOP
Industrial Shop with
of agreement with the county to park for the community to raise funds. It used as a slaughterhouse.. excellent Passive
20 vehicles on the land, for a tempo- was indicated that they could apply to Staff said the application meets the Income $940,000
required conditions and the colony www.c21.ca/101106017
rary amount of time, as the land be- council for a decision to waive taxes on
longs to the county. the property. will be removing an existing dairy Century 21 Power Realty.ca is now hiring
Later the property was subdivided barn, before the building of the new New Agents. Contact Broker Bob Sheddy
and the RV lot re-designated as high- WEDDING VENUE abattoir can begin. All health and en- bob@2121.ca for more info.
way commercial designation. The ca- Wheatland council granted a devel- vironmental requirements must be met.
pacity was extended to 54 stalls. A opment permit with conditions for a Staff recommended setbacks be made
to eliminate the possibility of any con-
Bob Sheddy
five-year lease went to the Speargrass wedding venue business in the Cluny
tamination to the adjacent water body.
Broker
Community Association. area. However, staff did not recommend Sheddy.ca 403-324-2222
This application stipulated that the approval as the site does not fit into the Council approved the recommendation
with all the required stated regulations. bob.sheddy@century21.ca
community association submit a storm parameters for a secondary business
water management plan with site run- regarding traffic volume and noise gen-
off and grading plans, as well a berm erated by such a business. The couple
and landscape plans that including has a barn that they hope to convert
fencing specifications. to a wedding venue. The applicant ex-
The biggest issue here is security, pects about eight small bookings a year
said Councillor Don Vander Velde. As and will possibly expand the business
far as I am concerned, its (the commu- later. Some concern was raised by AHS
nity association) doing the job it should on septic and water provision, for the
be doing. increased number of people at the site.
He said the necessary measures had The owners said the property has three

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PUBLIC NOTICE WHEATLAND COUNTY

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT ACT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

In accordance with the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, Wheatland County has applied to Environment and Parks for an amendment to an existing approval to operate the Gleichen water treatment plant.
The existing Gleichen waterworks system consists of a surface water source from the Bow River {through the works of the Western Irrigation District), raw water storage located at SW of Section 24 Township 022 Range 23 West of the 4th Meridian; water treatment consisting of raw water aeration,
pre-oxidation {taste and odor) by Potassium permanganate, flocculation, coagulation, with rapid sand filtration, followed by disinfection using Sodium Hypochlorite, treated water storage and a distribution network within the Hamlet of Gleichen.
The EPEA application requests removal of the water treatment components and requirements, as well as the treated water distribution requirements from the Gleichen waterworks approval. The water treatment components will be eventually reclaimed, and the treated water distribution system
will be separately regulated by a Code of Practice under the EPEA that will be issued by Alberta Environment and Parks.

A directly affected person may provide input into certain regulatory decisions, as allowed by the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act {section 73). Specifically, any person who is directly affected by this application may submit a written statement of concern within 30 days of the date of
this notice to:
Environment and Parks Regulatory Approvals Center 5th Floor, 9915 - 108 Street Edmonton, Alberta TSK 2G8 Fax: {780) 422-0154
E-mail: aep.epeaapplications@gov.ab.ca

The written statement of concern should include the following:

- the application number 011-709
- describe concerns that are relevant to matters regulated by the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act
- explain how the filer of the concern will be directly affected by the activities proposed in the application
- provide the legal land location of the land owned or used by the filer where the concerns described are believed to be applicable
- state the distance between the land owned or used by the filer and the site in the application
- contact information including the full name and mailing address of the filer. Please provide a telephone number and/or email address for ease of contact.

Environment and Parks will review each written statement of concern, seek more information if needed, and notify each filer by letter of the decision to accept or reject their written submission as a valid statement of concern. The Public Notice of this application will also be posted on the Depart-
ment's website at https:l/avw.alberta.ca/PublicNoticesViewer.aspx.
Statements of concern submitted regarding this application are public records which are accessible by the public and the applicant. Failure to file a statement of concern may affect the right to file a Notice of Appeal with the Environmental Appeals Board.
Copies of the application and additional information can be obtained from:

Wheatland County, Attention: Michael Ziehr

HWY 1 RR 1 STRATHMORE, AB T1P 1J6
Telephone: 403-934-3321 Fax: 403-934-4889
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Calgary zoo proposes
The Calgary Zoo has made
an application to establish
an endangered Western Ca-
endangered animal
nadian species facility in the
Namaka Lake area, moving
from their previous De Winton
facility. They have been suc-
cessful in increasing species
counts. The Whooping Crane
has gone from just 29 to 400
sanctuary near Namaka Lake
through their efforts. The zoo
will be holding an open house SHARON MCLEAY
at Namaka Hall April 27 at 5 Times Contributor
p.m. to share their vision of the
facility with community mem- There is a proposal by the Calgary
bers. Zoo to utilize 333 acres near Namaka
Photo Courtesy of the
Calgary Zoo Lake and the Siksika Nation boundary,
for an endangered Western Canadian
41st YEAR! animal sanctuary.
Wheatland County council heard sub-
Strathmore United Church missions for the bylaw in council on
THRIFT SALE
April 18.
The current facility used by the Cal-
gary Zoo for similar purposes is located
near De Winton, but it is smaller and
April
facing encroaching urban development.
This new location offers us the op-
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portunity to increase the numbers of
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lead, said Greg Royer, Chief Operating
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Individually only zoo in Canada with offsite breed-
priced ing facilities.
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Friday 9 am - 8 pm Donations enous Western Canadian wildlife. Some
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Drop off Articles grouse, burrowing owls, various rep-
Saturday 9 am - 1 pm at the United tiles and amphibians, Vancouver Island
Church after marmots and Przewalski horses.
403-934-3264 Suits April 24 Books There will be outbuildings, contain-
ment facilities, a compound, offices,
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classrooms and dormitory. The facil-
Coats Toys ity will be built in two phases, with
the first phase developing the building
RECYCLE SHARE SAVE structures. Phase 2 will cover the adja-
cent habitat areas.
Royer said that the Calgary Zoo is the
only breeding program for the whoop-
ing cranes in Canada, and the program
has been very successful in increasing
numbers from the 1941 count of 29 to
400. The first breeding mother in the
wild was re-introduced through the
Calgary Zoo program. They have been
successful in increasing the endangered
Vancouver Marmot populations by five
percent, from 30 to 300 animals in the
wild. Royer said they are 521 species at
risk in Canada.
Any facilities of the Calgary Zoo
have to meet the standards of the zoo,
whether it is in the facility in Calgary
or anywhere in the world, said Royer.
We work very hard, because these ani-
mals are very few of their species in the
world. We work hard at keeping preda-
tors away from the animals and keep-
ing them in containment.
He said it is not just about fencing,
but about premier care. The animals
have physicals twice a year and the
two zoo veterinarians charged with that
care have 51 years of experience be-
tween them. The zoo has been talking
with the Strathmore Animal Care Cen-
tre and has developed a partnership to
assist the facility if needed.
In considering the application, the
planners had to introduce a Direct
Control designation, as the facility is a
blend of residential, agriculture and in-
stitutional use.
Our facilities are very much agri-
culture facilities and really dont vary
much from regular agriculture facilities,
other than the type of animals we keep
at this facility, said Royer.
There were a few concerns men-
tioned in the application. Alberta
Health Services outlined 12 initiatives
that should be in place for the facility
and Gerry Melenka, Wheatland County
Planning Director said those could be
met through the Direct Control Dis-
trict conditions and development per-
mit conditions that would follow the
project as it develops. He said that the
province owns a 30-metre buffer area
around the property, so this would add
to the security for the area. Alberta Ag-
riculture fully supported the proposal
and there were no other agency objec-
tions to the proposal. The full applica-
tion can be viewed in the attachments
of the Wheatland County April 18, 2017
agenda.
Derry Massey, whose cattle operation
borders the proposed property, object-
ed to the proposal because she felt that
the introduction of the animals might
carry unknown disease that would en-
danger their purebred stock, which
would endanger their livelihood. She
asked that council research bio-disease
factors closely.
Two councillors said that livestock
could just as easily contract disease
from neighbouring herds or livestock
shows.
Dr. Jodi Viste from the Strathmore
Animal Centre confirmed that the zoo
takes measures to prevent disease
spreading within or without the facility.
They take this very seriously, said
Viste. It is a very costly program.
Viste said historically the De Win-
ton facility has had no problems with
disease-related issues in the facility or
the surrounding area, and in her expe-
rience, she has found the zoo staff were
very transparent and fully trained.
Royer said that some of the specific
diseases Massey was concerned with
would more likely come from other
livestock, rather than the animals at the
facility. He said that any animal deaths
are autopsied, documentation assem-
bled, and carcasses are incinerated.
They are required under provincial
zoo act to meet criteria for care, main-
tenance and reporting to the proper au-
thorities.
Roper said that they are hoping to
work with members of the community
and meet their concerns. He consid-
ered Derrys concerns important and
said discussion is a way for the zoo to
share information and address the com-
munitys interests.
We are happy to work with our
neighbours and talk about the animals
we bring on site and what we do, said
Roper. I feel very confident if there are
any concerns, the answer is ever only a
phone call away.
He said the zoo programs are very
community oriented. He stressed it
must be good for the community and
the animals. He is hoping that the facil-
ity will bring a small economic boost
to community services and provide jobs
during the construction process. He
said they would strive to be the best
neighbours they could be and felt the
expertise used in the facility could also
be an asset to the community.
The support of our community
makes possible the critical work of pro-
tecting wildlife and wild places, said
Royer.
The zoo is holding an open house
Thursday, April 27 at the Namaka Hall,
starting at 5 p.m. Roper encouraged
people to come and see the proposal
and ask any questions about any con-
cerns they may have.
Council recessed the public hearing
until after the open house, allowing
community response before council
gave their decisions.

THE ALL NEW
403-934-2100 S T R AT H M O R E F O R D .C O M
Polominos
place on
provinical
podium
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
There was no sophomore slump for the Strathmore Water
Polo Club Polominos this season.
Wrapping up their second year of existence, the Polo-
minos sent six kids off to provincial championships and
brought home some hardware from the John Csikos Alberta
Open that took place in Edmonton earlier this month.
Shelby Weight and Lili Watts picked up the silver medal
with the Edmonton Tsunami in the U16 bracket.
Greyden Smith served on two teams at the Open and cap-
tured bronze with the Calgary Destroyers at the U12 level.
Taylor Stimson, Desirae Carrobourg and Chealsea Thiesen
placed fourth in U12 with the Calgary Wild.
We are super proud and very excited to see the indi-
vidual results this year, but hopefully we get our own team
in the next few years so we can send a team to provincials
instead of individuals, said Shelby Taylor.
Starting up a program in a small town comes with its
obvious challenges. With 30 kids in the programs ground-
breaking year, the Polominos saw that number uptick to 38
this season. Still, short of their long-term goal of housing
enough athletes to support their own teams.
Water polo is a lot different from most sports, said Tay-
lor. We often get kids who havent found a favourite sport
yet, and once they try out water polo, theyre hooked.
In the meantime, the Polominos are a developmental pro-
gram, teaching the kids the sport and then issuing them to
Calgary clubs for the big events.
The Polominos start kids early with a U10 splash program
for beginners. From there, the club trains kids at the U12,
14, 17 and 19 age groups.
As a brand-new program, we focus on the developmental
level of the sport, along with promoting good sportsman-
ship, said Smith.
Water polo might take a back seat to the four major sports
in North America, but internationally, water polo players are
looked at the way hockey players are in Canada.
A physically demanding sport, requiring great lengths of
water-treading, the only requirement the Polominos look for
in prospective athletes is the ability to swim two lengths of
the pool. Smith says they will take care of the rest, working
on swimming skills along with water polo skills.
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Naomi Rehlau (l) elevates for a shot block attempt against the Calgary
Seawolves while playing for the Calgary Tsunami during John Csikos
Alberta Open earlier this month in Edmonton.
Photo Courtesy of Gaylene Smith
as we went through the season, said Smith. A lot of the
kids never played water polo before and a lot of their
parents were new to the sport as well. The kids who re-
turned, absolutely loved the sport and help spread aware-
ness of our program.
Currently, the Water Polo Club has enough players to
house a U17 team, but several of the players are well be-
low the age of 17. Ideally, they would like more players
around a similar age to their competition.
The players who played last year fell in love with the
sport and returned this past year. Some of the non-return-
ing players from the inaugural season are now preparing
for national and international competitions.
Alex Knight, a Grade 10 student at Holy Cross Colle-
giate, is one of 10 members heading over to Barcelona,
Spain, this July for two weeks of training and competi-
tion.
The trip was offered to the whole club and I thought
it would be a great learning opportunity, said Knight.
Water polo is huge over there, it sounds like it is going
to be a great time.
Like most kids in Strathmore, Knight is new to the sport
and was hooked after joining last season.
Growing up in the pool, taking swimming and lifeguard
lessons, Knight didnt have a favourite sport, until joining
the Polominos.
I like the fitness aspect of the sport, the competitive-
ness and the physicality, said Knight. The program was
much better this year with everyone a little more invested
in the program and the sport. Practices and games are
more fun when everyone is engaged and having fun.
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Minor soccer
struggles for
numbers
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
The Strathmore Minor Soccer Foun-
dation Spurs have taken the pitch for
the summer season.
Kids at the grassroots stage, U4, 6
and 8 have already taken to the field,
while the other programs are set to
start the first Tuesday and Wednesday
of May.
Mark Shorhen has been the presi-
dent of the soccer program for more
than a decade now, and faces the same
struggles as the previous years regis-
tration numbers.
We are always trying to figure out
where our numbers are going to be,
said Shorhen. Right now, we cant
house any older teams because we
dont have enough players. Maybe
with the new indoor facility at Edge
Field, we might see a higher return on
our older players.
Currently constituted, Strathmore
will run two programs again this sum-
mer, competitive and districts. The
competitive division will be home to a
girls and boys U12 team, while the dis-
tricts will host two U10 and U12 girls
and boys teams, playing against teams
from Chestermere and Langdon.
We are in a tough situation. More
than half the board members dont
have kids playing soccer anymore, but
nobody is stepping up to fill the roles.
The parents who have kids in the
sport need to step up and help out,
its quite a rewarding feelings to be on
the board and see the kids playing the
game they love, said Miguel Moncayo.
In the past, there have been teams
in Okotoks, Drumheller and Carseland
that have expressed interest in joining
the league, but they will not take part
this summer.
The district levels provide an eco-
nomically friendly option for families,
avoiding the league fees attached to
games in Calgary, to go along with the
gas mileage and time commitments of
making it to games on the west end
of the city.
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Krebs committed to the next level

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter

These days, life is different for Peyton Krebs. Long gone

is the grind of the Alberta Midget Hockey League playoffs,
daily practices and day-to-day life in Strathmore.
He is back in Okotoks, finishing up his Grade 10 year
at Foothills Composite High School, after starting the year
at Strathmore High School. This will be the norm for him
now, as he moves around North America in the coming
years, pursuing his burning desire to suit up in the NHL
one day.
Outside of his curriculum, Krebs has begun to turn the
crank, ratcheting up his summer workout plans following
a three-week break after his busiest stretch of hockey.
Before Krebs took the Strathmore Family Centre by
storm, before the Kootenay Ice selected him with the first-
overall selection in last years WHL bantam draft, he was
busy rewriting the record books for the Rocky Mountain
Raiders.
The poor guy probably hasnt been off the ice in the
past year and a half, said Bisons head coach Sandy Henry.
Suiting up in 60 games over two years with the Raiders,
he sits as the franchise leader in goals (74), assists (94),
points (168) and points per game (2.8). He also led them
deep into the spring, reaching the Western Canada Cham-
pionships in back-to-back years. Peyton Krebs undresses Red Deer Optimist Chiefs goaltender Justin Travis during the opening game of the Macs Midget AAA
Aside from the Burnaby and North Shore Winter Clubs Hockey Tournament Dec. 26 at Father David Bauer Arena.
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out in B.C., I dont know how often Alberta players reach
Westerns twice during their bantam career, said Raiders about playing at the next level and how he will player out there. A lot of guys have that, but
head coach Mikey Kluner. Having the want to get back have to simplify his game next year. I would say he wants it more, said Bisons assistant coach
to Westerns after finishing in second his first year, really he handled those adjustments well this year. Paden Grant, back in December.
speaks to how bad he wants it out there. That might be Whether it was talking to his brother, or I want to play in the NHL so bad, I think
more impressive than the numbers he was able to put watching his favourite players Sidney Crosby about it day in and day out, said Krebs, who
together. and Jonathan Toews, Krebs is armed with all the has watched every second of the NHL playoffs
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schedule. team got eliminated from the playoffs, or fol- to make it a mindset or it wont become a real-
When the puck dropped on the AMHL season back in lowing his five-point performance in Edmonton ity.
October, he was one of the younger players in the league, earlier this season. There is a long road from now until a pos-
not turning 16 until January 26. It was his busiest sea- Armed with the talent, creativity, a growing sible June 2019 entry draft. It begins with hours
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Birch lands gold in final skate

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
The Strathmore Skate Club wrapped
up their season of competitions and
tests with another strong performance
at the Funsational United Cycle compe-
tition April 22 in Edmonton.
Jaicey Birch, 17, captured her second
gold medal of the season and first in
the ladies free skate program, in the
STAR 8 event.
Seeing your name in first above all
the other names at the end of the com-
petition doesnt get old, said Birch. I
cant think of a better way to head into
the summer break than this.
Her first gold of the season came back
in February, at a competition down in
Medicine Hat. That skate was an inter-
pretive one, a more lyrical skate, where
she was able to act out through the rou-
tine. This one contained a higher de-
gree of difficulty, as she landed all six
of her jumps and kept her spins tight
and strong, posting a score of 25.65.
She skated greatly. She was compet-
ing in a difficult group and she nailed
all her difficult elements and jumps. It
was a great way for her to end the sea-
son, said head coach Jennifer Wickson.
Other skaters, Trinity Haynes, Brynn
Shaw, Genevieve Hart and Kaitlyn Strui-
ksma, all competed, skating well, but
didnt place on the podium in the STAR
3 and 4 competitions.
The Strathmore club will break for
the summer following their awards
banquet that took place April 26 at the
Strathmore Civic Centre. The banquet
was one last chance for the coaching
staff to acknowledge the dedication put
forth this year by the skaters.
For Wickson, its marks the end of her
second season with the club, and a suc-
cessful one at that.
All our kids showed growth this year.
We like to take the time to recognize
their efforts, said Wickson. Skate Can-
ada has changed its testing program,
which breaks down the kids perfor-
mances much better, allowing parents
to see progress much easier.
In the April 7 edition of the Strath-
more Times, it was mentioned that Wil-
son won the bronze for her interpretive
skate for a competition in Lethbridge.
She actually finished first in the bronze
interpretive skate.
Jaicey Birch proudly wears her gold medal that
The Skate Club will pause for the she picked up during the free skate at the STAR 8
summer months now and aside from a level at the Funsational United Cycle competition
few summer practices, they will be off April 22 in Edmonton.
until the season resumes in September. Photo Courtesy of Glen Birch

WHATS HAPPENING A FREE WEEKLY CALENDAR

AL-ANON: Are you concerned or affected by
someones drinking?
Strathmore New Hope Al-anon Family Group can help. Meetings
every Thursday at 8 p.m. @ Lord of All Lutheran Church. 112
Lakeside Boulevard. (Entrance at back) For more information call
our 24 hour help line at 403-266-5850.
Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings
Strathmore open meetings MONDAY 8 p.m. at Hope
CommunityChurch, call 403-901-9666 or 403-901-4570.
Strathmore Full Gospel Church TUESDAYS at 8 p.m., call 403-
901-6816. THURSDAYS 8 p.m. at Full Gospel Church, call 403-
361-9396. SUNDAY 2 p.m. at Strathmore United Church, call
403-934-9570. If drinking is a problem, please come to a meeting
or call any of the numbers just to talk.
Alcoholics Anonymous Langdon
Meeting 8 p.m. Friday nights. Langdon Field House, 344 Centre St.
Contact Dave 403-934-0765 or Melanie 403-936-6167.
Cheadle Lions Club
Drop off your pennies or change at the Civic Centre. All proceeds
raised goes toward local projects.
Chestermere and area Children (& Families) with Type
1 Diabetes
Our Goal is to create a group of mature, responsible members
where we open our own homes as safe places for diabetic
children to go to if ever in diabetic distress. Join the Facebook
group for more information.
Come Fly With Us
903 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron meet Wednesdays at
6:30 p.m. at the blue building and Quonset on the Ag Grounds.
Boys & girls between 12 & 19 years welcome. Call Tammy
Anderson at 403-901-5395 for more information.
Community Futures Wild Rose In partnership with
The Business Link
Attend valuable, low-cost learning sessions for small business
owners in Strathmore. Phone: 403-934-8888 for info & to
register.
Crown Jewels of Canada Society
Ladies, looking for fun? Friendship? Join the Crown Jewels of
Canada society. Strathmore Chapter - Dames of Whine and
Roses. We meet 1st Thursday of the month to determine future
activities which include lunch, games, picnics, outings etc Call
Jean at 403-934-0486 for further info.
Free Indoor Walking
Tuesdays, 11-noon at the Civic Centre. Volunteers provided by
HEAL our Future. www.healourfuture.com
Free Tree for all New Born Babies
Register to commemorate your birth so a tree can be planted
with the Chinook Credit Union Birth Forest in Strathmore.
Registration forms available at the Town Office, Chinook Credit
Union and Health Unit. A Communities in Bloom Project.
Go Green Upcycling
Thursdays 10 a.m. to noon at Hope Bridges Studio 104 Third
Avenue, Strathmore, and every third Wednesday from 7-9 p.m.
at Parent Link in Strathmore. Hopebridges.ca
HIV Edmonton
Providing support, education and advocacy for those infected
with, affected by or at risk of HIV and AIDS for 25 years. Go to
www.hivedmonton.com or call toll free 1-877-388-5742.
The Healing Rooms at Harvest Healing Centre Church
is open every Monday from 7-9 p.m. for prayer and healing. 102
Canal Road Strathmore. For info call 403-901-0893 or 403-800-
3171. Join us for Spirit-filled prayer and healing every Monday
night.
Hope Bridges Society for Creative & Continued
Learning
Advocating for, and bringing together adult citizens of all abilities
for meaningful relationships, friendships, & opportunities through
the Arts. Board Meetings are monthly TBD. Public invited. Please
contact Wanda at 403-983-3640, or 403-901-5081 (cell) for
further information, events or to be added to friends/contact.
There are many other workshops including knitting, crocheting,
photography tips and zentangle. Visit our website: www.
hopebridges.ca.
FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS & EVENTS
Job Search Support
Resume development, cover letter development. Call to register
403-934-4305. McBride Career Group office.
Language Group
Practice speaking a language that they are learning, with native
speakers. We have English, French, German and Spanish learners
and speakers. Strathmore Library, library meeting room, on the
2nd and 4th Thursday of every month, from 7:30-9pm.
Meals on Wheels
Available in Strathmore. For information or to obtain this service
call 403-324-0655.
Sewing/Quilting Workshops
The 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. We meet
at the Strathmore Ag Grounds, Red Quonset. New Members
welcome. Contact Wendy 901-3756.
Royal Canadian Legion
For information regarding hall rentals, darts and crib. Please call
403-934-5119
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Meeting in the Lord of All Lutheran Church at 112 Lakeside
Blvd, Strathmore. Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. Pastor Ghena
Girleanu, phone 403-983-0081.
Standard Municipal Library
Teen Zone 3:30 - 5:30 pm, Mondays. Marvel Mondays 3:30 pm,
on Monday a month. Movei Matinee every Tuesday 3:30 pm.
Minute 2 Win It, Tween Time; Just Cook It; Pictinary with Prizes
on Wednesdays. Wii & Board Games Days; Story & Cafttivity
Saturdays.
Strathmore Country Gardens Club
Meetings at least once per month. For more information visit
www.strathmorecountrygardensclub.webs.com or phone Linda
Pekrul 403-901-0017.
Strathmore & District Agricultural Society
www.Strathmorestampede.com, sags@telus.net, 403-934-5811,
Facebook: Strathmore Stampede Twitter: Strathmore Rodeo
Strathmore & District Chamber of Commerce
All members welcome. www.strathmoredistrictchamber.com for
meeting location. For more information call 403-901-3175.
Strathmore District Health Services Auxiliary
Meetings are held the 4th Monday of the month at 1:30 p.m.
(excluding July & August). Lower level conference room at the
Strathmore Hospital. New members welcome. For more info
please call 403-934-4436
Strathmore Adult Drop-in Volleyball
Every Wednesday 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. until the end of April
(with some exceptions) at Crowther Memorial Junior High
School. Come join the fun for only $2/person each week. For
more information PM or join our group: https://www.facebook.
com/groups/1035653179830292/
Strathmore Elks Lodge #491
Meets 3rd Tuesday at the Strathmore Curling Club at 6:30 p.m.
Steak Supper at 7 p.m. New members welcome. Call Greg 403-
888-6155.
Strathmore Full Gospel Church
Were a Pentecostal bible-based family church that has something
for all ages. Call 934-2225 or visit www.strathmorefullgospel.com
Strathmore Fun Runners Car Club
Meets the 1st Wednesday of the month. New members welcome!
Please call Todd at 403-934-0558 or Shawn at 403-901-9303 for
info.
Strathmore FASD Parent Support Group
At Strathmore United Church. For more info call Pam 403-652-
4776.
Strathmore Homeschool Families
Any Strathmore and area familes that are homeschooling are
invited to join our Yahoo Group. www.groups.yahoo.com/group/
strathmorehsfams
Strathmore Hand in Hand Parent Link
Did you know Strathmore Parent Link has free programming
for kids 0-6 and their caregivers in Strathmore, Wheatland
County & Area? Also, we have information and resources,
education and assistance related to parenting. Find information
on www.5forlifeforever.com or call 403-983-0076.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Strathmore Lions Club
Meets the first and third Thursdays at the Strathmore Civic GROWING FAMILIES
Centre at 6:45 p.m.
Strathmore Masonic Lodge #53 SOCIETY CANADAS 150TH
Meets the first Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Call Glen at BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
403-901-6038. Website: www.strathmore53.com FAMILY DANCE &
Strathmore Municipal Library - 85 Lakeside Blvd. FUNDRAISER
On going programs:
Crafternoon Mondays (4 - 5 p.m.) Afterschool kids craft Friday, April 28
program. Free. Drop-in! strathmorelibrary.ca/crafternoon for 5-8 pm
themes. Civic Centre
Story Time Wednesdays (10:30 - 11:30 a.m.) Stories, songs,
crafts, and more! Free. Drop-in! strathmorelibrary.ca/storytime
Stitch Together Thursdays (10 a.m. - 12 p.m.) Knit, crochet, or
embroider with people who enjoy the same craft! Free. Drop-in! CHAMBER BOARD OF
Signing Strathmore Thursdays (7 - 8:30 p.m.) Learn American DIRECTORS MEETING
Sign Language for free! Drop in! strathmorelibrary.ca/sign Wednesday
Lego in the Library 3rd Saturday of the Month (10:30 a.m. - 12
p.m.) Lego for all ages! Free. Drop-in! strathmorelibrary.ca/lego - May 17, 2017
Strathmore Musical Arts Society Noon - 1:30 pm
Love music and musicians and have a special soft spot for the FCSS Board Room
Blues? Be a part of this group. Call 403-680-7721 to get on - 85 Lakeside Blvd
our phone or email list, and notifications about meetings and
upcoming events.
Strathmore Parent & Tot Playgroup
Meets every Monday at 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. in the Strathmore United
Church Basement.
Strathmore Regional Victim Services Society (SRVSS)
SRVSS is looking for men and women interested in becoming
front line victim advocates to provide support, information and
referrals to victims of crime or tragedy. If you are interested
in volunteering please contact the Program Coordinator at the
Strathmore RCMP Detachment at 403-934-6552. Website: www.
strathmoreregionalvictimservices.com
Strathmore United Church
Sunday school for ages 3 and up every Sunday morning at 10:30.
Please call 403-934-3025 or visit www.smoreuc.com
Strathmore Writers Group
Meets once a month at the library. For adult writers who
would like to share writing for feedback and support, and spark
creativity through writing exercises, prompts, and group writing
projects. Contact Katie at katkenig@gmail.com, see our website
at http://lonesomecow.ca/category/strathmore-writers-group/ or
find us on Facebook under Strathmore Writers Group.
St. Michaels & All Angels Anglican
The Chapel of St. Michael worshipping at the lower level of Aztec
Realty. 304 Third Avenue, Strathmore. Sunday worship at 10 a.m.
587-727-0649.
Sunday School for All Ages
Lord of All Lutheran Church offers Christian Education
opportunities for ages 3 years to adult on Sunday mornings. For
more information please call Margo Sevick 403-901-2044 or call
the Church Office at 403-934-2374.
Wheatland County Food Bank Society
Food applications accepted at 403-324-4335 Monday through
Thursday 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. or through the website at: www.
wheatlandfoodbank.com.
Wheatland Rural Crime Watch
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of each month. Featuring guest
speakers. For more information call 403-934-4055.
Wheatland Society of Arts
ART FOR ALL Youth, Adult, Seniors, Disabled Open Studio
Times Moms and Tots Mornings After School and Homeschool
Curriculum - Evening Art Classes Weekend Art Workshops
Art Camps Birthday Parties Membership Benefits Display in
Art Gallery. for all information visit www.wheatlandarts.ca , call
403.901.1500 or drop by 115 3rd Avenue.
Youth Club of Strathmore
Provides youth (6-17yrs) with affordable, barrier-free programs
that build positive relationships, develop self-esteem and
promote personal skills. Includes a homework program offered
Monday to Friday from 3-6 p.m. Call the Youth Club for further
info 403-934-4918 or www.youthclubofstrathmore.ca.

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Volleyball camp comes full circle
TIMES

TYLER LOWEY them at an older age, grow Obituary

Times Reporter
For 13 years, Pat Fule
has been working with
young kids in the STARS
volleyball program. These
days, the fruits of his la-
bour in the early years are
beginning to pay off, and
help him coach.
Running eight Mondays
in the spring, the STARS
camp features three one-
hour sessions: one for
kids in Grade 1-3; Grade
4-5; and a group of kids in
Grades 6-8 at Wheatland
Elementary School.
I take my hat off to el-
ementary teachers. Some-
times it can be tough to get
the younger kids focused
and doing the drills, it can
take a while for the skills
to click in, but its all fun
and games, said Fule, who
also teaches Grade 10 and
11 gym and English at the
Strathmore High School.
The STARS program
originally started as a bas-
ketball camp 23 years ago,
but evolved into volleyball
and badminton camps.
These days, Fule is see-
ing some of his former
camp attendees come back
and help him out with
the current edition of the
camps, seeing his work
come full circle.
Its pretty neat to see
up and play volleyball at
the junior high and high
school level, said Fule.
I love seeing them come
back to help coach, it
means you had an impact
on them in a positive way.
Currently rotating
though his volunteer assis-
tant coaching positions are
players on the Strathmore
High School and Holy
Cross Collegiate volleyball
programs.
The three one-hour ses-
sions put 70 kids through
drills and game-like sce-
narios.
The first half hour, we
like to split the kids up
into groups and have them
work on drills. We want to
work on their footwork,
their arm swing so they
can hit with proper tech-
nique. We use larger, light-
er volleyballs and badmin-
ton nets so they can see
the ball go over the net,
said Fule. We also make
sure they are spiking, set-
ting, bumping and block-
ing properly, and then put
them through a game and
hopefully the skills trans-
late.
Halfway through the
STARS camp, it was picture
day, as the kids got their
individual and team pic-
tures taken before resum-
ing volleyball activities. gym.
BOSER, Irene Iggy
Irene Iggy Boser (nee Ortman) was born in St. Wal-
burg, Sask. on October 8, 1919. She passed away
on April 19, 2017, at Peter Lougheed Center. She
was predeceased by her daughter, Phyllis, her hus-
band, Joseph, her son-in-law Alvin, daughter-in-law
Karen and 9 siblings. She is survived by 8 children,
Ralph (Alice), Arthur (Karen, deceased), Josie (Alvin,
deceased), Shirley (Earl), Sherrie (Mike), Pat (Cindy),
Greg (Patricia), Jacqui (Andy), 53 grand children,
great and great-great grand children, numerous
nieces and nephews. Throughout her life, Irene was
mother, homemaker and breadwinner for her fam-
ily. Although she had several occupations, she was
most famous for her homemade food and flapper pie
which she served from Wilsons Service Restaurant
on Hwy 1, Gleichen, for 15 years. Through those
years she rose before 7 AM and closed the restau-
rant after 11 PM every day except for Christmas Day
and New Years Day when she prepared a feast for
anyone who didnt have a family or just wanted to
join in. She was a devoted Catholic, life member of
the Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Jubilee Seniors Club and
was very community minded. She was also mischie-
vous, never missed a good April fools joke, loved to
dress up for Halloween, and looked forward fun lov-
ing family gatherings. Her final 8 years were spent at
the Wheatland Lodge in Strathmore, where she defi-
nitely left her mark. She greatly appreciated special
friendships with staff and other residents. She will
be dearly missed. In lieu of flowers donations may
be made directly to the Wheatland & Area Hospice
Society (Box 2154, Strathmore, AB, T1P 1K2) or the
charity of your choice. A memorial service will be
held on Saturday, April 29, 2017 Strathmore Alliance
Church (325 1 Ave, Strathmore) at 1:00 p.m. To send
condolences, please visit Irenes obituary at www.
wheatlandfuneralhome.ca.
Assistant coach Laine Wilson helps Logan DeWitt go through some spiking drills
during the STAR volleyball camp April 24 at the Wheatland Elementary School
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Elks donate to the arts
The Strathmore Elks donated $2,000 to Hope
Bridges to assist the non-profit organization
in continuing to offer inclusive art programs to
community members. Hope Bridges Treasurer
Cathy Lindon, (l-r) District 12 Deputy Michael
Kelly, Exalted Ruler Greg Whiteley, Elks Mem-
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too many times.
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Obituary
KIRKEBY, David
October 31, 1946 - Calgary,
Alberta
April 24, 2017
- Calgary, Alberta
It is with broken hearts and a profound sense of
loss that we say farewell to Dave. Born in Calgary,
AB, he spent his childhood in and around Hanna,
Hussar and Keoma. David then moved to Calgary
where he met his wife Karen (the girl next door) in
1970. David and Karen made their way to Strath-
more in 1978 shortly after the arrival of their first
child. Throughout the years Dave worked doing
various jobs when in 1981 he started his company
Kirkeby Trucking which he medially retired from in
2003. Dave was predeceased by his mother Phyllis
and brother Garry. He is survived by his wife of 44
years, Karen; his cherished children Mark and Kristie
(Kuhn), and son-in- law Shane (Kuhn). Dave was al-
ways the proud grandpa to Hayden Carter. Also sur-
viving are one sister Irene and three brothers Eldon,
John and Kevin Anderson. A funeral service will be
held on Friday, April 28, 2017 at Strathmore Alliance
Church (325 - 1 Ave, Strathmore) at 2:00 p.m. with a
reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may
be made directly to the Wheatland & Area Hospice
Society (PO Box 2154, Strathmore, AB, T1P 1K2). To
send condolences, please visit Daves obituary at
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CONTACT Carseland Public Benefit Club
MACKAN,
Lenore Louise JEFF WALLACE
Red & White
Tea
(Lou, Lu)
August 13, 1949
ACCOUNTING AND
Wingham, Ontario
April 22, 2017 Calgary, Alberta
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passed away peacefully following a brief battle
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husband of 43 years, Dr. Robert Bob Mackan; her
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children Jay (Chantelle) Besterd, Bryce (Kristina) Carseland Community Hall
Mackan, Marleigh (Everett) Goulet, and Lindsay (Ki- take care of our clients through sound balancing
of their books. Offering full bookkeeping, payroll, Enjoy tea, red velvet cupcakes
eran) Mackan; her mother Gloria (Lloyd) Mundy; and
her brother Jim (Marilyn) Laing. She is also survived personal and corporate tax preparation for various and other goodies
by her grandchildren Braeden J, Braeden, Emma, types of corporations and small businesses.
Featuring a Vendor Marketplace,
Brooklyn, Olivia and Gage; and many loving nieces, Silent Auction, Cake Walk, Prizes
nephews and cousins. Lous husband and her fam- Keeping your numbers in order so you
and a Fashion Show by the
ily were always her first love and the priority in her can relax, thats our job
Standard One Stop Shoe Shop
life. Along with raising her wonderful family, she
was actively involved in community activities both
in Willowridge and Canyon Meadows in Calgary. She Tickets - $15 (children under 10 - $5),
was employed over the years, both in Calgary and available at the Carseland Community Library
Strathmore, in reception, bookkeeping, real estate, or
and both pharmacy and grocery retail. Lou made a contact Brenda @ 403-815-3858
long list of precious friends and acquaintances. Her ASK THE EXPERT SERIES or Jackie @ 403-934-2406
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For what it meant to lose you
attended and purchased items at
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Its the heartache of losing you Heritage Christian Academy from Calgary at
That will never go away LORD OF ALL LUTHERAN CHURCH, STRATHMORE

Forever Loved & Missed Saturday, May 6

Mom, Blaine, Brandi, Amanda & Tabitha Doors open at 6:30 pm
I would like to send a heartfelt thank you Concert at 7:00 pm
to everyone for their support through prayers,
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cards, visits, flowers and food, during my For more information contact
recent adventure.
Words cannot express how truly appreciated Correction
Tamara Nelson (403) 248-5821
Proceeds in support of Care Missions Trip Saturday,
April 29
to Russia, Summer of 2017
it is. I have been blessed with a beautiful
The Standard Lionettes 2017
family and also so many fabulous friends.

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God bless you all!
Netty Rommens
All proceeds raised were not
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www. Strathmore Civic Centre
at Wheatland Crossing School. Come do your pre-Mothers Day
It will be determined shopping at the Market with many
at a later date. vendors selling a variety of wares.
Flowers will be given out to the first
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The Wheatland Lodge There are Available Vendor Spaces

For The Mothers Day Market
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Saturday, May 6th from 2-4pm Ag-Society Grounds (Looking for Vendors
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SOLD
RENOVATED HOME! NEW PRICE OPEN HOUSE $415,000
COME SEE THE THIS FULLY $144,900 APRIL 29 12-3 Moving to Airdrie? Check
FINISHED HOME FRESHLY Beautiful 3 bedroom 215 HIGHLAND CIRCLE
UPGRADED AND LOOKING out this 4 level split home
home 4 Level Split, 1794 SqFt
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Oversized heated 4 Bed, 3 Bath Fully Fin with over 2600 sq ft of
REDUCED AND MOTIVATED
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SOLD
CALL LA SHAUN BEST BUY IN CAMBRIDGE CALL TRACY BEAUTIFUL 3 BDR
27 MAPLE GREEN WAY

$364,900!
FULLY FINISHED HOME 4
BEDROOMS PLUS OFFICE
CORNER LOT POSSIBLE RV
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Two Titles. Great Location
MLS C4103142 COME SEE FOR YOURSELF
SOLD
3 1/2 Lots For Sale 1,124 sq ft Bi-Level
Backing onto GREENSPACE
In Gleichen $24,900!!! RV Parking Back Alley
5 Bedroom 3 bath
New Windows-New Kitchen-
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$244,900
Lots of upgrades which includes
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baths, Corner fireplace, large living
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MLS C4105360
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$182,900! BEFORE APRIL 30
800 Sq Ft with Unf $209,900, 2013 of land just waiting for you to build on!
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laundry, large kitchen, eating area
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WITH GREAT BASEMENT La Shaun Keith Chantale Custom built 2 story on large lot
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Andrews Garrioch
Backs onto greenspace
3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
ESTATE AREA WITH FAST 403 403 403 $50,000 worth of professional
MLS C4104929 POSSESSION! 850-4593 333-8411 325-3860 landscaping

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STUNNING UP GRADED 403 403 403 approximately 10 minutes
THROUGHOUT 2 BEDROOM CONDO
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TOTALLY RENOVATED HOME Kenworthy Larsen Beautifully maintained condo!
STARTING WITH WINDOWS
403 403 2 bdrms, 1 full bath

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A LOT IN GLEICHEN
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SOLD
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Serviced, flat, with bottle depot license. U-haul depot. Huge Immaculate 1352 sq.ft. home
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PARK LIKE 4 level split with 4 bedrooms Flat, serviced on the east - $139,900
40 ACRES and 3 full baths
All levels are developed side of town. Ideal for 1918 house on 1/3 acre
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of living space maintenance free yard $15,000 each 2+2 bdrms, 1 full bath
Passive solar heat $414,900
Call Ron Kaechele Beautifully treed lot
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