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Page 9 Siksika continues

to face housing crisis
MIRIAM OSTERMANN
Times Associate Editor

Siksika Nation continues to experience a

profusion of displaced citizens, as hundreds
of names remain on the waiting list for ac-
commodations four years after the raging
Alberta Together Bow River floods snowballed an already
wretched housing situation.
According to the Siksika Nation Council,
over 300 families or roughly 1,200 people
Page 19 are currently waiting to receive a home.
Having found shelter in trailers, among fam-
ily members and outside reserve lands, the
desperation for residents formerly on the
waiting list and those left down and out
from the floods is causing a dispute regard-
ing priority.
The housing department used to build 15
houses a year, but they havent built in years
because of the rental program that was de-
signed, said Siksika Nation Councillor Ru-
Spartans hit the ben Breaker. You pay rent and that money
ground running was to help repairs and renovations, but that
structure didnt go well. So any money that
came to us (relief funds), they were using
for repairs and renovations. So that back-
logged a lot of the housing selections.
An estimated 10 per cent of housing on
the reserve Canadas second largest in area
is deemed uninhabitable. While 134 homes
were destroyed during the 2013 floods,
587-316-2000 over 50 homes were in desperate need of
renovations. Breaker said in a lot of cases,
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members living in those homes faced addic-
tions, and when other needs took priorities,
bills and responsibilities were ignored, re-
sulting in loss of heat and power. In turn,
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were affected by the flood, but they didnt NEW
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Rockin through the ages
Eric Robishaud provided some entertainment at
Strathmores Royal Canadian Legion on Sept.
2. The concert featuring North to South, East to
West played classic country, country rock, and
classic rock n roll from the 1950s to the 1980s
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Still waiting
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was: $45,809 for homes

$34,639
Continued from Page 1
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The Siksika Flood 2013 Resident
Housing Plan colour coded houses in
OVER INVOICE: four colours based on their severity:
black, red, yellow and green. The plan

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included moving residents of black and
red homes into a relief shelter, then a
new neighbourhood home, and final-

was: $49,924
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home with an expected timeline of one
to two years. Those in yellow homes
would go from a shelter straight to

$37,977
owning a home, and those with green
NOW ONLY coded homes would not be put up in
shelters or a new neighbourhood home,
and would receive their own home also
OVER INVOICE: within one to two years.
The 2013 flood was described by the

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Alberta government as the worst in the
provinces history. The environmental
event called for 32 states of local emer-

was: $73,879
gencies, caused five deaths and dis-
SFC92080 placed over 100,000 people in the areas
affected.
To combat some of the immediate

$59,996
housing needs, Siksika was approved
NOW ONLY by the First Nations Market Housing
Fund, which provides funds to qualified
individuals able to renovate, purchase
OVER INVOICE: or construct their own home on Siksika
Nation reserve lands.
OFFERS EXPIRE AUGUST 31, 2017. COSTCO BONUS APPLIES TO ELIGIBLE COSTCO MEMBERS. SEE IN STORE FOR APPLICABLE MODELS AND ELIGIBILITY. * 1.99% As the situation remains dire, Breaker
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NOTICE OF NOMINATION DAY YOURE INVITED

TOWN OF STRATHMORE, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA Community Pavilion Grand
Notice is hereby given that Nomination Day is September 18, Opening event SEPT. 8 -
Join us for a grand opening
2017 and that nominations for the election of candidates for the on Friday, September 8th in
following offices will be received at the location of the local Kinsmen Park (North end).
jurisdiction office set out below between the hours of 8:30 AM The event will include a
and 12:00 Noon on Nomination Day. market from 3-7 p.m., and a
FREE community BBQ , music
and ribbon-cutting for all to
Office(s) Number of Vacancies enjoy from 5-7 p.m. Everyone
The next regular MAYOR 1 welcome. No RSVP necessary.
COUNCILLOR 6
Council Meetings Family Centre Reopening
First Skate event SEPT.
will be Local Jurisdiction Office:
10 - The Family Centres
Town of Strathmore Office Building
September 20, 2017 680 Westchester Road
enhancements as part of
the Western Economic
at 7:00 pm Strathmore, AB T1P 1J1 Diversification Federal
Government contribution is
almost complete. Youre invited
Dated at the Town of Strathmore, in the Province of Alberta, this
to a FREE family-friendly first
Committee 31st day of August, 2017. skate on Sunday, September
10th from 2-4 p.m. Everyone
of the Whole Jennifer Sawatzky welcome. We hope to see you
Meeting will be (Returning Officer) there!

September 13, 2017

at 7:00 pm CELEBRATING CANADA 150 BY ENHANCING OUR COMMUNITY

UPDATES TO CANADA 150 PROJECTS

For details about all the Canada 150 Projects and ongoing updates, visit
www.strathmore.ca

Community Pavilion Grand Opening event SEPT. 8 - Join us for a grand

opening on Friday, September 8th in Kinsmen Park (North end). The event will
include a market from 3-7 p.m., a FREE Community BBQ (5-7 p.m.), music and a
ribbon-cutting ceremony for all to enjoy. Everyone is welcome! No RSVP
necessary.

Family Centre Reopening event SEPT. 10 - The Family Centres enhancements

as part of the Western Economic Diversification Federal Government
contribution is almost complete. Youre invited for a FREE family-friendly FIRST
SKATE on perfect ice at the Family Centre on Sunday, September 10th from 2-
STRATHMORE

4 p.m. Everyone welcome! We hope to see you there!

Kinsmen Park Playground Closure The popular Kinsmen Park playground will
close on Tuesday, Sept. 12 for refurbishment. New equipment and an all-
access surface made from recycled materials will be installed. Estimated re-
opening date is early October.

Multi-way path near Grays Park - Walk this way! A new natural walking path is
open near Grays Park. This unpaved pathway is another option for outdoor
enthusiasts to enjoy (no motorized vehicles allowed except Town of Strathmore
maintenance vehicles).

Sports Fields in Hillview - As part of the Canada 150 Projects, the large open
green space located off Hillview Drive will be transformed into a recreational
area that can be enjoyed by all residents of Strathmore.

For information about each project, to follow the progress, and stay informed
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Field Stone Fruit Wines
cleans up at awards
MIRIAM OSTERMANN
Times Associate Editor
Time and time again, Field Stone Fruit
Wines has proved their product stands
amongst the elite.
This year, the local fruit winery held
on to that reputation with numerous
awards, including three gold medals and
Best in Class at the largest competition
to date.
The Strathmore-area business was
awarded several medals and distinctions
from three prestigious competitions: Na-
tional Wine Awards of Canada, North-
west Wine Summit and Alberta Beverage
Awards.
Having been deemed the largest col-
lection of varying Canadian wines in
one room over the past 17 years, the
Ontario-based National Wine Awards
of Canada presented Field Stone with a
gold medal for their black currant fruit
wine that stood out against 1,700 wines
from 242 producers across the country.
The North West Wine Summit, held in
Oregon, also took notice of the distin-
guished product among 1,279 entrants
from 340 wineries. Having had their best
showing yet, Fruit Stone walked away
with a bronze, silver and gold medal rec-
ognizing six of their dessert wines. The
summit also awarded Field Stones black
currant fruit wine with the Superlative
Award, a Best Value Award and a Best of
Category award.
While the black currant wine certainly
stood out, it was the raspberry wine that
garnered recognition in Alberta, with
the Best in Class distinction from the
Alberta Beverage Awards. Additionally,
the black currant, wild black cherry des-
sert and strawberry dessert wines also
received the Judges Selection as a top
performer in the fruit wine and forti-
fied/dessert wine categories. No small
feat when only one-third of entries will
earn an award at the Alberta Beverage
Awards.
Its always very rewarding to win
awards from the competitions we enter,
said Field Stone co-founder Elaine Gill.
But this year the competitions were
larger than ever, and so its extra special
to be among the winners. Our customers
are always so encouraging. They enjoy
hearing our story and the support is re-
ally amazing.
Over the years, Field Stones 10 wines
have been decorated with more than 80
awards.
In 2005, Field Stone Fruit Wines was
the first business to be granted a license
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lowed fruit growers to produce and sell
their wines. While only 75 per cent of
the fruit is grown on the Gill familys
Bumbleberry Orchards, all their wines
are vinified from 100 per cent Alberta-
grown fruit.
The business also grew from farm
gate sales, to entering in farmers mar-
kets, and now sitting on shelves in over
100 retail stores across Alberta.
Fruit growing in Alberta is always a
challenge, but this past year we felt that
our quality fruit made for some very
high-quality wine, said Marvin Gill, co-
owner of Field Stone.
People are interested in how to use
our wines. Our off-dry and medium-
dry wines are easy to pair with every-
day meals, but our dessert wines can be
used in so many great ways cocktails,
lemonades, martinis. You just have to
use your imagination.
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On August 29th, 2017,
RCMP received a report of
vandalism to the Strathmore
skateboard park. The bowl
was found to have vulgar
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ous awards and three gold medals and Best in
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Capsule Comments
Iron is an essential mineral for our good health. Adult
males require an iron intake of 8mg per day. Women
between the ages of 19 and 50 require 18 mg daily
after which it drops to 8mg per day. Pregnant women
require 27 mg daily. The best absorbed sources of iron
are from animal sources.beef, wild game and organ
meats like liver. Plant sources include grains, legumes,
tofu, nuts and beans.
In 1990, the average life expectancy for males born
that year was 74. It was 81 for females. In 2012, those
numbers are 80 and 84 respectively. In 1900 men lived
on average to the age of 47 and women, 50. These
great advances in longevity can be attributed to the
understanding of germ theory, antibiotics, wide-spread
vaccination and better sanitation. In more recent years,
organ transplantation and genetics have helped in the
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Animal clinic celebrates 10 years

MIRIAM OSTERMANN Festival on Saturday, Sept. 16, helped put Strathmore on the
Times Associate Editor from 1 to 5 p.m., a day of en- map by attracting clients from
tertainment with a bouncy the town, Wheatland County
A landmark celebration is castle, face painting, a petting and Calgary amounting to 30
on the horizon for the Animal zoo, vendors, live entertain- per cent of their clientele and
Care Centre of Strathmore, ment and a barbecue. found themselves collaborating
which is pulling out all the Ten years ago, Jodi Viste fo- with the Calgary Zoo.
stops to provide Strathmore cused on strengthening local Its been amazing, its a great
and area with entertainment roots and opened the doors honour and its been scary, said
to the established Animal owner and veterinarian Viste. The Animal Care Centre is celebrating its 10-year anniversary on Sept. 16 just two
and activities to commemo-
kilometers west outside Strathmore. The event will feature face painting, live enter-
rate a milestone anniversary. Care Centre. Over the years, You never know when you
tainment, a petting zoo, and a BBQ. The business provides medical care to pets,
The clinic is holding a 10- the business has experienced start a business; you never know equine and bovine patients. Photo Courtesy of Jayne Takahashi
year anniversary Open House two economic downturns, if its going to be successful or
not. There are so many factors bers, Megan Miller, practice man- supports the business and vice
out of your control. Never did ager at the Animal Care Centre, versa, and so its been a great
I ever think that we would win has seen firsthand that pet own- place for me to call home, said
Strathmore Legion Branch #10 NEWS Canadian Veterinary Practice of
the Year that was not on my
ers care for their animals and
that hasnt wavered over the
Viste.
Were a very progressive prac-
By Irene Knappe, Secretary / PR / Poppy Chair bucket list. I never thought thatd years. Being one of the organiz- tice were always trying to think
Our Comrade Ann Scheer had an unsuspected meeting with the cement outside the hospital in a ers for the event, Miller hopes for forward. Were trying to bring in
bad fall! Ann, we hope this article finds you recuperating well! Quit scaring us like that! Also, Comrade
be possible.
Vern Neiszner is in and out of the Lougheed Hospital for chemo therapy. We were told that his sense of In 2016, the clinic was recog- a large turnout. new equipment, new services,
humour is still there and his appetite hasnt gone away either!!! Get well soon, you two! nized as Practice of the Year by We would love to see every- trying to keep up with the latest
The new membership cards are now available as of September 1st. Please pick yours up at the bar.
They are a plastic card this year introduced by Command. Membership dues stayed the same: $45 for the Canadian Veterinary Medical one in Strathmore and the sur- technologies. So the doors that
Ordinary members and members 65 and over; $55 for Associate and Affiliate members who are under Association (CVMA) for creating rounding areas come and join us have been opened, I couldve
65. a mixed animal practice with a for a brief moment or the whole never imagined theyd open for
If anyone wishes to transfer their membership from another Legion to ours, please pick up a Transfer
form from the bar, fill it in and return it, and we will take care of the rest for you!! If you would like to join vision to add value to the com- afternoon. Come and see some us, so its pretty cool.
the Legion, whether as an Ordinary (Veteran), Associate (related to a Veteran, past or present), Affiliate munity. entertainment and bring your Viste credits her team, which
(not related but wanting to join), member, please pick up an Application at the bar, complete and return
it to the bar, for the further handling by our Membership Committee. Present members who want to
The Animal Care Centre kids, she said. she refers to as family, and prais-
participate in Legion sports events, please note that you will require your 2018 membership cards in opened in 2007, providing care The event will feature three es the other businesses in town
order to take part and continue on. to pets and livestock. They musical acts, including Tanya based around animal care some
Bingo is back for all the bingo enthusiasts! Wednesdays, weather permitting, and same times!!
Enjoy! moved to their current location, Ryan, Calgary-based duo Leaving of which the Animal Care Cen-
Senior darts returns on Sundays; 10th, 17th, 24th, etc. from 11 am to 3:30 pm. two kilometres west of Strath- Thomas and local talent Dallas tre is in collaboration with. The
Breakfast is being served once again by the LA beginning on September 17th and the third Sunday Larsen. Butterfield Acres Farm is practice has also broadened its
of October and November and TBA for December. A plate full of pancakes, toast, scrambled eggs, etc., is
more, in 2013. Today, the prac-
more than enough to fill your tummy after breaking the fast. Also served is coffee, tea, juice and dessert. tice is equipped with five exam providing animals, and the Ani- services to include wildlife con-
Adults can eat for $8 and kids under 6 eat for $4!!! 9 am to 11 am. Come in and support the LA!!! rooms, a large treatment area mal Care Centre is giving tours of servation.
With our entry into September, please bear in mind that Remembrance Day is soon approaching
and, as Poppy Fund Chair, I will need people to go door to door at our local businesses to acquire their
with a double surgery suite, and the facility. Food and door prizes The open house festival will
sponsorship for wreaths and crosses. Everyone who is planning to Volunteer this year at the various an in-house lab, pharmacy, X-ray will also be available. take place on Saturday, Sept. 16
tables, please start thinking about the times you are willing to do so. We need people for Canadian Tire, and ultrasound. Their barn facil- Its a fast-growing town, its a from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Animal
No Frills, Co-Op and Walmart, two people per shift, mornings from 9 am to 1 pm and afternoons from 1
to 5 pm. I would like to offer lunches and suppers to the Volunteers, and will be discussing this with Pat, ity also accommodates equine young vibrant community, and I Care Centre, located two kilome-
at The Kitchen, and will get back to you. Deal? and bovine patients. like how the businesses support tres west of Strathmore, north on
TO ALL OUR CANADIAN VETS, AND FIRST RESPONDERS, BLESS YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE ALL As one of nearly 30 staff mem- each other and the community Range Road 254.
OVER THE WORLD!
THANK YOU TO ALL VOLUNTEERS! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!
For further information, please call the Legion at 403.934.5119 New spot for Primary
Care Network
Thought for Stephanie Crichton and Mayor Michael
Ell cut the ribbon, announcing the new
the Week location for the Primary Care Network in
~ the Country Lane Mall on Aug. 29. The
If you new facility will offer more programs such
as mental health, nutrition and exercise.
wouldnt Primary Care Network will work closely
with local doctors and Alberta Health
write it and Services. Brady Grove Photo
sign it,
dont say it. Sarah Robertson produces
E. Wilson
Final Project in new format
LAUREEN F. GUENTHER different ideas, characters, voices. Theres so much
Times Contributor room for interpretation, for creativity, for ingenu-
ity.
Sarah Robertson, who acted in Rosebud The- The three directors, who will rehearse their
atres Skin of our Teeth, and The Lion, The Witch scenes separately and receive no information about
and The Wardrobe, has created a unique format for what the other directors are doing, come from var-
her Final Project at Rosebud School of the Arts. ied perspectives. Andrew Legg, who was a guest
Shell present A Twist on The Lesson, at the Eliuk actor in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, is
family home in Rosebud, Sept. 15 to 18. playful and inventive, Robertson said.
A Twist on The Lesson features a 10-minute scene Krista Marushy is a woman full of ideas and she
from the play The Lesson, by Eugene Ionesco. Rob- seems to look at things from different angles.
ertson and Meghan Hanet will perform the scene And Graham Percy, who does clown and mask
three times in one production, each time under the work, taught mask workshops at Rosebud School
guidance of a different director. of the Arts, which Robertson said was my favou-
Robertson created this performance format, she rite class ever.
said, because shes passionate about experimenta- The directors are just going to be given the same
tion. Ive always been curious, when I see a show, stock bunch of props, costume pieces, set pieces
how would this be different if a different actor tack- and sound design, she said. The science experi-
led it, or if a different director gave their vision to ment part of it is, what happens when theyre given
it. And so I decided to explore ... what it would be the same materials to work with, but (have) totally
like if different directors took on the same show. different ways of approaching it?
In the scene, The Pupil (Robertson) and The Pro- A Twist on The Lesson will be performed Sept.
fessor (Hanet) have a serious discussion about sim- 15 at 8 p.m., Sept. 16 at 7 p.m., Sept.17 at 1 p.m.
ple math questions. Which brings in some of the and 7 p.m., and Sept. 18 at 8 p.m.
comedy as theyre taking themselves so seriously, To reserve tickets and get directions to the per-
Robertson said. To watch this intense conversation formance location, visit the Facebook page The
going on about the simplest math is quirky and Lesson 2017, or e-mail thelesson2017@gmail.com.
endearing and hilarious. Or pay at the door; the $10 tickets include an inter-
I chose this scene and this play because I love active talk-back after the show, with mocktails and
the openness of absurd theatre, she added. I find ice cream treats.
with absurdist work that I feel way more free to Its a short show, its a fun show, itll be a funny
experiment, to try things differently, to play with show and well worth your time, Robertson said.
 September 8, 2017 Strathmore TIMES Page 7

End of a whirlwind summer internship

BRADY GROVE
Times Reporter
Well, my run as the Strathmore Times intern
has come to an end. But dont worry, Ill still be
sticking around part time to continue covering
events throughout the year. It amazes me where I
started to where I am now with my photos, writ-
ing and reporting.
I would like to thank the people I worked with
as well as the people I covered over the last three
months. Many of you opened up your lives to me
and allowed me to share your stories with com-
munity. Growing up here I didnt realize we had
so many accomplished and interesting people
living in the Strathmore area.
We have championship horse racers, pipe band
drummers, artists, painters, unique business own-
ers and teachers. There are too many to name in
this short column but it has blown me away how
skilled our community is.
I never thought of myself as a music or arts
guy but I got pushed out of my comfort zone and into the
artistic world. Reporting the Battle of the Bands competi-
tion from beginning to end was a real pleasure, especially
seeing all the different motivations of each band member.
Plus, its live music and who can say no to that?
This fall I have one final class to complete before I leave
Mount Royal University with a bachelors degree in com-
munications. I dont know what I will do specifically after
this but Im hoping to continue writing in the journalism
industry. All I can say is the future is bright. School will be
done soon and I can kick back and watch the Oilers deci-
mate the Flames this year.

Fallen angels
PAT FULE
Fule for Thought
In case the 12 of you have been wondering
where Ive been, I havent written since I an-
nounced my plan to run for mayor. I felt that the
column may offer me an unfair advantage in the
coming crazy month of campaigning! Therefore,
this column will be it for a while, and theres a
reason.
You see, one of my former English students has
had a catastrophe in her life, and shes going to
need time, prayers, and incredible will to come
through. Its my hope this column will show her
how important she is to her family, friends, former
teachers, and even her town.
I taught Adrianna five years ago, when she was
15 and in my English class. A bubbly little fire-
cracker with a great smile, an interest in the class,
and she definitely had a joy about her. I never
knew that beneath all that, there were problems
brewing. The thing in teaching high school is that
you may click with a student, but because of
timetabling, you may only teach that person one
semester, and lose all contact. Thats what hap-
pened. Between that first semester and the Sum-
mer of 2017, I had lost contact with Adrianna,
to where she was a smiling face in the crowds
at class changes to where I didnt even know
that she had switched towns, let alone schools.
Fast forward to this past spring, where we ran
into each other back here at SHS. A brief chat,
where she convinced me she was okay, and that
she wanted to finish her classes to graduate late,
but still graduate.
When I heard the news of a horrible, fiery car
crash this summer, I never put two and two to-
gether.
Ive now been filled in by Adriannas mother,
who wanted me to write this column for Adri-
anna. Her mom said that the car crash resulted
in Adrianna being engulfed by flames before she
could be rescued. Her seat saved the back of her
from the burns, but much of her body and face
have been burned badly. She was in an ICU for a
long while and now will be in the burn unit for
three years. Adrianna is a pretty girl, and thats my
worry for her. Will she have the strength to face
this new future and the painful work that must
be done to rebuild her? Shes had many surgeries
so far, and will face numerous more skin grafts
and therapy from an amazing set of people in the
burn unit. I hope and pray that Adrianna finds the
strength to face this huge obstacle, and fight on.
The clichd thing had happened to Adrianna,
she fell in with a dangerous crowd, and she made
some poor choices. I believe that all people who
fail can be redeemed, and sadly, Adriannas les-
sons learned, are very harsh. At this latest point of
writing (Labour Day), Adrianna has just had eight
fingers would have been practising and working
with styling hair this fall at college. She faces many
rounds of reconstructive surgeries, and great pain
as she will later begin therapies to help her heal
her body and mind.
Parents, grandparents, whoever reads this col-
umn we have to think our decisions through.
Who we choose as friends, the things we will
and wont do, all have to be considered. If youre
scared for your teen, tell him/her that find
out who theyre with, where they go when
theyll be home. Because once they drive, their
newly found independence can lead them to hor-
ror. Keep trying to show them the right way. You
may be unpopular with them, they may yell, even
swear at you, but dont be their friend, be their
strict parent. If youre a teen whos been forced to
read, or listen to this you need to make deci-
sions that will not put yourself in danger! Even
though youre young and strong, you are NOT in-
vulnerable, and you have to limit your mistakes. If
youre a friend of Adrianna, and youre still into
dangerous things honour her! Dont just put
flowery statements on Facebook or hearts
or tearful emojis stop!
Turn to other friends or family, and make de-
cisions right now to change your life, before its
too late, and you face your own tragedy and
suffering. If you truly care about Adrianna, let her
mistake lead you to a better life! Doing that, will
help Adrianna face her new life, with a sense that
good will come from this horrible accident.
Kids make poor decisions. They often dont look
ahead and see all the possible consequences of
them. Adrianna was a cool, interested firecracker
in my English class. She made some bad choices,
and hurt herself and her family, even before this
crash. Adrianna, I wish your life lesson was never
this harsh. We all make mistakes, and we all can
learn. You have friends and family who love you.
You have a former teacher who is re-learning the
act of prayer, and we all want you to recover.
I know you face a long and painful struggle,
but there are so many who want you to succeed.
You were a great kid and in my eyes angelic.
Sometimes angels fall, and sometimes their wings
are damaged so badly, they feel theyll never fly
again. But you can fly, Adrianna with time you
and your wings can be healed. Sometimes, the
most terrible thing can lead people (or angels) to
a newer, better life. You can fly again, the flight
will be very different from what you planned, but
it can still be a good one.
(Fule for Thought is a slice of life humour-
ous column that appears in the Strathmore Times,
written by long-time resident, town councillor,
high school teacher, coach, husband and father of
two Pat Fule. If you would like to get in touch
with Pat, you can send him an e-mail at Pat.fule@
shaw.ca).

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Senior Power is coming back

MIRIAM OSTERMANN ference, always presents exhibitor booths, informa-
Times Associate Editor tional and interactive sessions, and a keynote speak-
er. This year, musical therapist Jennifer Buchanan
The Wheatland Family and Community Support Services steps into the role of keynote speaker, while the
(WFCSS) in collaboration with Rural Health Partnership plan- Strathmore Municipal Library is offering an interac-
ning committee, are inching closer to this years Senior Power tive session for the first time having previously
event, providing seniors with information and resources. only manned a booth and the Wheatland Society
The bi-annual event, which alternates with the Womens Con- of Arts offers a paint project.
Senior power gives us an opportunity to reach
out to seniors and show them what we have to offer
With openers
other than just books, so I think this will give us an
John Wort Hannam Dear Hearts opportunity to showcase a lot of our services that
& they may just not know about, said Carmen Erison,
The Blue Collars assistant director of library services at the Strath-
more Municipal Library.
a lot available to them and its hard to get the word
out for a lot of agencies. So Senior Power is a good
way to make sure people have access to everything
that is available.
The first 75 people through the door get a gift
bag and will also receive a free membership to the
local library. The Wheatland Society of Arts is also
bringing in two local artists, Carol Burns and Bruce
Heming, to lead a paint project that the society will
later display. The society already offers free pro-
grams to seniors on Tuesdays and even received a
$2,000 grant from the Strathmore Family and Com-
munity Support Services (FCSS) to provide trans-
portation to seniors in Strathmore and surrounding
areas in need of the service.
I think it keeps them active, I think it keeps their
minds sharp, and I think it gives an active mind,
said Executive Director Ken Bourassa. Creativity is
still one of the things that keeps an active mind, so

2 0 17 Senior Power is an opportunity for the library to I think its a good health and living opportunity.

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inform the aging population about library services, The event was first offered in Strathmore in 2013

t . using personal devices to access the library in pro- and last year attracted a crowd of 80 to 90 people.

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ductive ways, accessing affordable entertainment,
$50
genealogy research, and the visiting library pro-
gram. Ten per cent of patrons using the library are
seniors, and 15 per cent of the librarys borrowing is
at the hands of those 55 years and older.
Its nice to be able to target a specific demo-
graphic because we can be a lot more specific in
how we promote the library, said Rachel Dick
Hughes, director of library services. Its also really
great to work with other agencies to make sure the
seniors in our community have a great quality of
life. Even though were in a small community theres
Among others, the exhibitors this year include Al-
berta Supports, Health and Wellness, Service Can-
ada, Wheatland Hospice Society, Lifeline, and the
Senior Advisory Committee. Carolyn McIntyre, pro-
gram assistant with WFCSS, said the day is a chance
for seniors to gather information for when they may
need it at a later date.
Senior Power takes place on Sept. 22 at the Hope
Community Covenant Church 245 Brent Blvd.,
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lunch tickets are $10 and can
be purchased at the door. For more information con-
tact WFCSS at 403-934-5335 or visit www.wfcss.org.

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Rosebud Theatres The Christians

Unit D,
202 Canal Court,
will give something more
Strathmore, AB LAUREEN F. GUENTHER
Times Contributor
403.934.6044 The Christians, a play by Lucas Hnath, will open
prowatersystems at Rosebud Theatre, Sept. 22.
@gmail.com The Christians opens in a church sanctuary, as
the congregation celebrates the burning of their
mortgage. On the day of celebration, to a congre-
gation of 3,000, Pastor Paul, played by David Snid-
Water Softeners, Iron Filters er, gives a sermon that questions a fundamental
& Drinking Water Systems tenet of church belief, said ar-
tistic director Morris Ertman. He
(Pastor Paul) believes the idea will
waken the church into a new un-
derstanding that allows for more
acceptance between it and the
neighbourhood and world around
it. But it shakes the foundation of
his congregation in ways he didnt
quite anticipate.
Heather Pattengale plays Pauls
wife, Jordan Cutbill plays the role
of an associate pastor and Judith
Buchan plays a church elder.
Rosebud School of the Arts stu-
dents Caitlyn OConnor, Cassie
Garbutt and Stephanie Lanting are
also in the cast.
(The Christians) is an extraor-
dinary piece of writing that keeps
you on the edge of your seat, Ertman wrote, ex-
plaining why he chose the play for Rosebud The-
atre. Its a play about community and how fragile
it can be. Its a play about how we try to hold to-
gether when ideological foundations are shaken.
Its one of the best plays I have ever read. in ways that improve the quality of their commu-
The concept that the people of Pastor Pauls
church are debating is a foundational Christian be-
lief, so audience members may find the play chal-
www. StrathmoreTimes.com lenges them to reconsider their own beliefs.
Ertman said thats what hes aiming for.
Sometimes its good for our assumptions to be
challenged in the safe environment of make-be-
lieve, which is what a play ultimately is, he said.
And he believes Rosebud patrons will welcome
that challenge.
Audience members often mention the fact that
we produce theatre that is not only entertaining,
but theatre that gives them something more. This
is the play in the season that gives audience mem-
bers something to think about,
talk about, examine and even ar-
gue about.
But more important than the
question being debated, he said,
is how we respond to each other
in the process.
I hope it keeps conversation
going long after the play, he said,
that affirms our need to love and
take care of one another, regard-
less of our differences.
Whatever our convictions, hes
confident audience members will
enjoy some amazing performanc-
es. Theyll engage people they
want to love, characters that they
know in their everyday life. Theyll
be challenged to the notion that
love is worth fighting for.
The Christians opens Sept. 22 in Rosebuds Op-
era House, and runs until Oct. 28. Tickets, which
include a buffet meal, are available at rosebudthe-
atre.com or 1-800-267-7553.
I believe people want to make their lives count
nities, of their relationships with neighbours and
with those they love most deeply, Ertman said.
This play is a riveting story that will go straight to
the heart. Its such a brilliant, timely story.

Notice of Nomination Day

Wheatland County, Province of Alberta

Notice is hereby given that nomination day is Monday, September 18, 2017 and that
nominations for the election of candidates for the following offices will be received at
the location of the local jurisdiction offices set out below between the hours of 10
a.m. and 12 noon on Nomination Day

Office Number of Vacancies Electoral Division

County Councillor 1 1
County Councillor 1 2
County Councillor 1 3
County Councillor 1 4
County Councillor 1 5
County Councillor 1 6
County Councillor 1 7

Returning Officer: Terry Tower

Location of Local Jurisdiction Office:
Wheatland County Administration Building
242006 Range Road 243
Strathmore, Alberta
(Approximately 7 km east of Strathmore on the north side of Hwy 1, at Rge Rd 243)

Dated this 25th day of August, 2017 in Wheatland County, Alberta.

 September 8, 2017 Strathmore TIMES Page 11

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Notice of Public HearingSubdivision and Development Appeal Board (SDAB)

The hearing will be held at the Wheatland County Council Chambers: 242006
Range Road 243 (East of Strathmore off Hwy 1) (mail: Hwy 1 RR 1 Strathmore, AB
T1P 1J6) on Tuesday, September 26, 2017 commencing at 9 a.m. regarding the
following:

Subdivision File SD2016-79 NW-7-23-20-W4M

Re: Application to subdivide one (1) +/- 20.0 acre parcel from the titled area.
Municipal Planning Commission Decision (Aug. 15/17) Not Approved
Applicant/Appellant Appealing the Decision of the Municipal Planning Com-
mission

At the hearing(s), the SDAB will hear from the appellant(s) and/or the agent; from
any person who claims to be affected by the proposal; and from any other person
who wishes to make representation AND whom the SDAB agrees to hear. Com-
ments may be made verbally at the hearing, OR if you wish to present a written
submission, you must have copies of the same to be distributed at the commence-
ment of the hearing, and should be aware that your submission may be made pub-
lic. A time limit may be imposed on verbal submissions, at the discretion of the
Chairperson. No comments via telephone will be considered by the SDAB. We
would appreciate receiving your written comments by Friday, September 22, 2017
(prior to 12 noon) in regards to this matter.

The complete file for this application may be inspected in the County Office dur-
ing regular office hours Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Should you have any questions or require further information, please do not
hesitate to contact the Secretary of the Subdivision and Development Appeal
Board, Alan Parkin at the Wheatland County Administration Office (403) 934-3321.

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Rosebud School of the Arts transforms students,

who transform theatre
LAUREEN F. GUENTHER
Times Contributor
Rosebud School of the Arts began its 29th year as
a post-secondary institution this week, welcoming
ten new students to the Theatre Foundations pro-
gram. Eight second-year students, nine third-year
students and six fourth-year students returned to
their levels of the Mentorship Programme.
Education director Paul Muir said there are sev-
eral new and different things to look forward to. A
new introductory graphic design course will be of-
fered this fall. The beginner music theory class will
be taught by new graduate Anna Schroeder and
fourth-year student, Bethany Wickens. Later this
season, the second-year class will perform the mu-
sical, An L.M. Montgomery Christmas, directed by
faculty member Jeany Van Meltebeke, whos also
one of its playwrights. Bethany Wickens will also
direct music for the show. And on the Opera House
stage, Rosebud School of the Arts (RSA) students
will perform in both The Christians and Cariboo
Magi.
Many classes will be the same, of course, taught
by the same instructors, though they offer a unique
flair each season and are always seeking to grow.
Keep doing what we do well, and stay the course,
Muir said. And as we keep doing what we do well,
continue to refine what we do well.
Muir acknowledged that RSA has faced signifi-
cant financial challenges in 2017, he said, and is
also experiencing a leadership transition, as Frank
Nickel settles into his new position as Executive Di-
rector. As a result, We are in the place of drawing
together and honing together our common raison
detre, our common purpose, our common vision,
he said. The why of why were all here, what ness, the transformation in these young people as
were doing here.
Yet while they go through that process, he said,
RSA will continue to pursue the same long-term
goal it has always had.
Its all around transformation, he said. Be trans-
formed. Transform culture. So that really is what
we want to do. We want to say to students coming
into the program, Come and be transformed.
Then take that transformation and then transform
culture.
Muir knows that goal is being achieved because
artistic directors, the heads of theatre companies,
keep telling him so when they work with RSA
graduates in theatres outside of Rosebud.
And this summer, Calgary-based actor Elinor
Holt came to Rosebud to perform in The Spitfire
Grill primarily because of her experience working
with RSA graduates in Calgary theatres. The main
reason Elinor wanted to come and work in Rose-
bud, was because of her work with Rosebud gradu-
Paul Muir, education director, and students Kalena Lewandowski (left) and
ates over the years, Muir said. She was (thinking),
Anja Jonsson (center), were ready to start the new school year at Rosebud
What is going on out there? Look at these grads School of the Arts this week. Lewandowski is a first-year student, studying
that Ive been working with, who all come from for a Certificate in Theatre Foundations. Jonsson, in her second year, is
Rosebud. I want to go and work there. I want to beginning the first year of the Mentorship Programme.
find out what is going on over there. Laureen F. Guenther Photo
RSA graduates who are out there in the pro-
fessional world, working, he said, what they are patrons to be a part of that transformation, too.
doing, is they are by and large, out there working Since the school receives no public education funding or
with a certain perspective, a belief and an ethic federal arts funding, and only tiny tiny support from Alberta
that is having an impact, that is actually changing. Foundation for the Arts, he is grateful when people make
Were training actors, were training theatre art- donations to the school, and for those who attend Rosebud
ists. But were training them within a framework Theatre.
of what we understand it means to be an artist of When someone comes and buys a dinner theatre ticket,
faith, he said. for Rosebud Theatre, a portion of that actually is going to
Muir doesnt take lightly the opportunity to have support Rosebud School of the Arts and what we do with the
an impact in students lives. students, he said. You buy a dinner theatre ticket and you
I know that I can speak for all of our instructors enjoy a delicious buffet, and hopefully you really enjoy the
who say that it is such an honor and an privilege show. Well, youve had a great night out. And guess what?
to be in the midst of, to be a part of, and to wit- Youve also supported what Rosebud School of the Arts does
with students. Youve supported education.
they go through the program, he said. People are
transformed.
He invites RSA supporters and Rosebud Theatre
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Chuckwagon racing future in trouble
MIRIAM OSTERMANN
Times Associate Editor
A recent decline in the number of chuckwagon
racers and outriders is cause for concern among
veterans and associations that fear for the future
of the sport.
As the summer draws to a close, financial uncer-
tainty over the past few years and a smaller cache
of sponsorship money in an already slack econ-
omy is resulting in fewer participants and an in-
crease in members retiring well before their time.
Chuckwagon legend Kelly Sutherland, who re-
tired this year, has seen numbers plummet over
the last 10 years. He said he remains unconvinced
the sport will survive without a financial turn-
around.
Weve lost a lot of young guys in the last de-
cade, a tremendous amount, and we lost two of
them already this year, he said while racing in
Strathmore during the Strathmore Stampede and
Heritage Days. Its all financial, it just doesnt
make sense to do it. The sports in deep trouble
right now as a lot of guys are not starting and a lot
of young guys are quitting. That troubles me a lot
because Ive taken so much out of this sport and
its been such a fantastic career for me that I hate
to leave the sport when its in that much trouble.
Another well-known name among the chuck-
wagon community, Rae Croteau Jr., who retired
in 2016, publicly voiced his concern last year, stat-
ing new rules to the Calgary Stampede and the
lack of a raise in over a decade while still col-
lecting 20 per cent of commission a share from
the annual tarp auction is putting chuckwagon
racing in peril. He was referring to a new selec-
tive invite-only format to the Calgary Stampede
Rangeland Derby that no longer focuses on the
standings of the professional associations. New
rules and regulations from the Calgary Stampede
also included a reduction in outriders from four to
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Farmers across Wheatland County have been hard at work
harvesting their crops before frost hits. Due to the hot, dry
weather southern Alberta has experienced over the past
month, crops turned quickly enabling farmers to have an
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help in alignment and reduce collisions. The Cal-
gary Stampede announced the changes were put
in place for the safety of the riders and animals.
The World Professional Chuckwagon Associa-
tion (WPCA) may also be required to introduce
some modifications to keep the sport alive and re-
lieve the financial burden and stresses on the ath-
letes, according to WPCA historian Billy Melville.
However, he remained optimistic the void
caused by those retiring and leaving the sport cre-
ates opportunities of younger athletes interested
in finding success.
I am very concerned about it, I mean weve
had probably 25 really good years where weve
been able to maintain 36 wagons on the tour the
other associations had some more wagons as well
to supplement them overall lots of outriders and
were kind of maybe in a little bit of a decline,
Melville said.
Costs have gone up significantly over the years
so you have an increase in costs and decreased
revenue. You know even when times are really
good, youre still walking a very thin line. Any
time you have a blip in the economy it really af-
fects these guys. Im not really sure what the an-
swer is but we might have to make some adjust-
ments here moving forward.
Melville added that changes may include reduc-
ing the number of running days to help lower
the number of horses required. Within the WPCA,
Jerry Bremner retired in 2015, Rae Croteau Jr. in
2016, and Colt Cosgrave, Layne Bremner, and Kel-
ly Sutherland said goodbye to the sport in 2017.
Colt Cosgrave, Layne Bremner, and Rae Croteau Jr.
were all under the age of 40, and Jerry Bremner
was not near the retirement age when he retired.
But for some chuckwagon aces, like Sutherland,
there is only one outcome.
I cant do much about it, itll be in the hands
of the committees of the events that are here,
Sutherland said. But I dont see much of the fu-
ture of chuckwagon racing, because I think that
itll die a slow, natural death.
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SPORTS Badgers fall

in Innisfail
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter

All things considered, the Strathmore Com-

munity Football Association senior Badgers
season opener went better than expected.
Low on numbers this year, with players still
trickling into camp, the Badgers lost to Moun-
tainview Football Conference powerhouse In-
nisfail Cyclones 32-6 Sept. 2 in Innisfail.
I think the game went better than expect-
ed. We had a good portion of our team start
practicing last week with a lot of guys putting
on pads for the first time on Thursday, said
Badgers head coach Sean Seafoot.
Last season, the Badgers and Cyclones
played to a thrilling 42-42 tie at Crowther Me-
With the ice plant still under construction, the Wheatland Athletic Association peewee Braves took their training camp to Bill Herron Arena in morial Junior High School field and met up
Indus, as they try and find out the right pieces to their roster puzzle. again in the league final, where the Cyclones
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got the better of Seafoots squad.

Wheatland rosters taking shape

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
The Wheatland Athletic Associa-
tion hockey teams are beginning to
take shape as teams participate in
training camp.
Still sidelined from the ice plant
construction at the Strathmore Fam-
ily Centre, the Wheatland Braves
held their annual Red versus White
intrasquad peewee game Sept. 1 at
the Bill Herron Arena in Indus.
In an exhibition game where the
final score ended up being 5-4 for
team White, one large defenceman
stood out above the rest for his pres-
ence in his own zone.
Adam Moore is one of the few re-
turning players in the Braves camp
and he went to work in his own
zone, locking down any scoring op-
portunities.
As an older kid, he stands a head
taller than most of the agile for-
wards thrown his way, and he used
his body to turn away any scoring
chances and his long reach to poke
pucks away.
He is one of our returning guys
and it showed out there, said Braves
assistant coach Slavo Halkovic. He
is a strong kid and he is going to
have to be one of our better players
as a returning guy.
Halkovic is entering his third year
behind the bench alongside Keith
Klemmensen. He worked as one of
Klemmensens scouts for four years
before hopping on board years ago.
This year is different than most for
Halkovic, as the Braves are ahead of
schedule when it comes to naming
the roster. Sitting comfortably with
35 players in camp, the Braves are
in no rush to crunch out their final
roster with the regular season still
nearly a month away.
We are still evaluating kids, said
Halkovic. We have a tourney com-
ing up and we plan to carry a cou-
ple extra kids for that to get a bet-
ter look at everyone and we will go
from there.
The Braves practiced throughout
the week, preparing for an exhibi-
tion tournament in Black Diamond
over the weekend, as part of their
preseason schedule.
One of Klemmensens scouts was
Wheatland Warriors bantam team
head coach Cody Brown, who still
gives back to the peewee bench boss
as a way of paying him back.
Keith helped me out a lot when I
was coming along as a coach, said
Brown. I have no problem helping
him out if it helps out the program at
the same time.
Like the Braves, the Warriors have
been bumped to Drumheller, where
they have been holding their train-
ing camp.
The Warriors held their own Red
versus White game Aug. 31 at Memo-
rial Arena.
While Brown wasnt overly con-
cerned about the outcome of the
game, team White won 3-2.
Brown is more focused on which
players are in camp and will be re-
turning to camp once other triple-A
camps wrap up later next week.
It was nice to see returning guys
like Chase Tweit and Corey Ross
come back to camp, but I also like
the guys we have in camp, said
Brown. We are seeing a lot of guys
show up with big effort, but we are
not in a big rush to get to our final
roster at this point.
Triple-A camps wrap up Sept. 10,
as Brown and his staff will try to
lock up their roster around Sept. 15.
The Warriors held another intra-
squad game Sept. 5 in Chestermere,
as they continue to mull over the
players remaining in camp.
The defending provincial champi-
on Wheatland Chiefs have yet to hit
the ice. The local double-A midget
team will hit the ice Sept. 11 in Ches-
termere for the first of their three-
day skate. Thier training camp will
take up most of September.
This time around, the Cyclones capitalized
on mental mistakes made by the Badgers sec-
ondary, torching them for several touchdowns
on plays over 35 yards.
We had guys forget their checks and let
guys leak, which led to all those big drives.
We needed to communicate better, know our
checks and those big plays are preventable,
said Seafoot. Im not worried at all about this
game.
With the aerial attack not working, the Bad-
gers churned up the field with strong show-
ings from first-year senior running backs Ma-
likia Henry and Angelina Palardy.
The Badgers struggled to get inside the red
zone, and when they did, they failed to con-
vert on their opportunities.
The Badgers received their lone score when
Luke Henry fielded a punt around his own 35-
yard line in the third quarter.
Rushing up the far left, Henry realized he
was out of options, and quickly turning back
around, he looped around all of his blockers
and bolted up the right side line to pay dirt.
He was pretty gassed after that run. Im
glad he was able to get into the end zone and
get rid of the goose egg for us, said Seafoot.
The Badgers will look to bounce back Sept.
9 when they host Sundre at CMJHS field. Kick-
off is slated for 2:30 p.m.
The two other Badger programs get un-
derway this weekend. The bantam Badgers
with new coach Mike Hopp take on Red Deer
Hunting Hills in Red Deer Sept. 9, and the
peewee Badgers will begin their Central Pee-
wee Football League title defence when they
host the Sylvan Lake Bears Sept. 9 at CMJHS
field. Kickoff is set for noon.

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AAA franchise, the Strathmore Wheat- top spot in the division, said Kings as- Thrashers.

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land Kings are the big ticket in town as sistant coach Keenan Desmet. The regular season wraps up Feb. 11
they enter their ninth year of existence.
The Kings were off last weekend, as
they transition from the training camp
The Kings wont have to wait around
long to get their first crack at the Gen-
erals this year, as the Kings will host
with a 2 p.m. matinee against the Coal-
dale Copperheads.
Last season, the Kings used a couple
I M
portion of their schedule into the exhi- the Generals in the home opener Sept. of their home games as a way to give
bition season. 23 at the Strathmore Family Centre. back to the community with a toy drive
The Kings will suit up for a pair of Puck drop is set for 8 p.m. and gave one of their home games to
exhibition games starting Sept. 15. The Hopefully things will be different this Siksika Nation.
first game is slated in High River at the year, as the Kings are coming off their The team hasnt scheduled anything
Bob Snodgrass Recreation Complex second best regular season in franchise at the moment, but has said in the past
against the Flyers. The Kings split the history with a 16-18-0-4 record and 36 that they will try to be more involved
season series with the Flyers last year, points. Only the 2011-12 edition of the with the community this year and plans A special Pull-out section in the
going 1-1. Kings finished with a better record, go- are already being put in place for more Strathmore Times
With the ice plant still under con- ing 18-17-1-2 along the way. events like last years. FALL HOME IMPROVEMENT
struction at the Strathmore Family I think guys just had more fun at the The Kings wont hold any more in-
Centre, the Kings will host their final rink last year. It sounded like the year trasquad games before their exhibition Publish date: September 22, 2017
exhibition game two days later at the before we got here, the players werent opener Sept. 15. They will carry 27
having as much fun playing hockey
Deadline date: September 14, 2017
Bill Herron Arena in Indus, when they skaters and four goalies through anoth-
welcome the Okotoks Bisons. and werent enjoying the season. We er week of practice. Cuts will be made
The Bisons are one of two teams from wanted to come in and help these guys along the way, but the plan is to try to Contact Rose or Krista
the Southern division that have taken grow into adults. We also wanted to get everyone into an exhibition game (403) 934-5589
ownership over the Kings the past few make showing up to the rink for games for one final look. There is still the pos- or email
seasons. and practices fun again, said Desmet. sibility of other local players returning
Last year, the Kings scored four times Still, with the regular season success to the team over the next few weeks as rose@strathmoretimes.com
in the third period to complete the 6-4 attained by the new management and other training camps wrap up. krista@strathmoretimes.com
comeback in the season opener at the coaching staff, the Kings were upset
Family Centre. Besides that, the Bisons and swept in the first round of the play-
got the better of the Kings in the next offs by the Banff Academy Bears.
three matchups, outscoring them 19-4 In the regular season, the Kings went
over that stretch. 3-0-1 against the Bears; two games
The Cochrane Generals are the de- went to a shootout and were split by
fending division champs, Heritage Ju- the clubs. Unfortunately, the Kings will
nior Hockey League finalists and the not have a chance to extract some re-
other team that has dominated the venge, as the Bears are not part of the
Kings throughout their existence. league this season.
The Generals swept the season se- Its disappointing anytime a team
ries, going 4-0 and outscoring the Kings has to drop out of the league. It puts
22-9. a wrench into the scheduling and we
Two years ago, the Generals swept had a little rivalry going on with those
the Kings during the quarterfinals after guys having played them the past two
dropping all four regular season match- seasons in the playoffs. We wanted an-
ups. The Kings best record against the other chance to take a season series
Generals came in the 2014-15 season, from them, said Desmet.
when they went 0-1-3. The schedule this season breaks
It obvious that those two teams have down as such: the Kings will play 17
had this organizations number for sev- Saturday games, nine games on Friday
eral years now. They both have solid and 10 games on Sundays. Last sea-
core players and they do a great job re- son, the Kings played three games on

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Henry carrying out pro career in Brampton
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
The East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) has been referred
to as the every cent helps league at times.
Pass the Salt
THE STORY OF A LION-SHEEP
Anytime I remember this
story, it brings me home to the
consciousness of who God
created me to be. You might
have come across this story but
I would like to share it with you
again in form of a reminder of
fresh information for those who
dont know the story.
Once upon a time, a baby lion
strayed in the jungle from a
lioness (the mother). The baby
lion had spent days walking round
the forest looking for mother lion,
but later picked up by someone
who took it home and began to
nurture it.
There came a day that the baby
lion went to the river to drink
water in the company of the flock
of sheep that belong to the man
who rescued it; as they were
drinking, a big lion came to hunt
for lunch in that area. However,
all the sheep ran away from the
big lion including the Lion-Sheep
and this incident kept re-
occurring each time they visited
the river for drinking until the day
the Lion Sheep realized that he
shared the same identity with the
lion that came to hunt for lunch;
so on this day, the lion-sheep
didnt run while the other sheep
had fled the area for their lives.
BOW RIVER ALLIANCE CHURCH
105 Main St. Carseland
403-934-9337
Pastor: Kevin Enns
office@bowriveralliance.com
Sunday Worship: 10:30 am
www.bowriveralliance.com
RCCG PECULIAR PEOPLE ASSEMBLY
(1 PET. 2:9)
1207 205-213 3rd Avenue, Strathmore
(Hilton Plaza)
403-714-2283
Pastor: Sunday Adeola
Sunday Worship: 10:30 am
Wednesday Bible Study: 7 pm
www.rccgstrathmore.com
STRATHMORE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
50 Maplewood Drive 403-934-2225
Senior Pastor: Rev. Les Fischer
Youth Pastor: Rev. Kyle Lomenda
New Office Hours:
9 am - 4 pm Tues - Wed - Thur
Worship Service: 10:30 am
Childrens Church & Nursery in Service
Extending Grace - igniting hope
www.strathmorefullgospel.com
LORD OF ALL (NALC) LUTHERAN
112 Lakeside Blvd. 403-934-2374
Pastor: Dawn Nelson
Worship Schedule
Thursday Evening 7:00 pm
Sunday Family 10:30 am
Christian Education
For All - Ages 3-103
Sunday at 9:30 am
Join us in Praising our Lord, Jesus Christ!
HARVEST HEALING CENTRE CHURCH
102 Canal Gardens
403-901-0893 / 403-880-3171
Pastor: Elizabeth Karp
Worship Sundays 10:30 am
Healing Room Monday 7-9 pm
Now available at The Seed (our book nook)
Living Books and Products
phone: 403-619-9279
Come Join us for a spirit-filled time
of worship
The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
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Therefore, there are few lessons
in this story:
Your identity is pivotal to your
success in life.
The challenges you are avoiding
is within your capacity to handle
it.
You need to discover your true
identity and this can achieved
through God.
The problem you can confront,
you can conquer.
Never turn your back to your
enemy because you will continue
to be oppressed.
Conclusion, are you like that
Lion-Sheep who has lost
its identity because of the
challenges of life? It doesnt
matter how life has treated you,
if you can look unto God in your
down moment, He will surely
raise you up. Hebrew 12:2
Looking unto Jesus the author
and finisher of our faith; who for
the joy that was set before him
endured the cross, despising the
shame, and is set down at the
right hand of the throne of God
Shalom!
Pastor Sunday Adeola
The Redeemed Christian Church
of God
(Peculiar People Assembly)
Strathmore
STRATHMORE SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Meeting in the Lutheran Church
112 Lakeside Blvd. 587-227-6956
Pastor: Donald Pierre
Services held every Saturday
Sabbath School: 10 AM
Worship Service: 11 AM
www.strathmoreadventist.ca
donald816@hotmail.com
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC
Holy Cross Collegiate School Gym
709B - 2nd Street, Strathmore
403-934-2641
Pastor: Fr. Wojciech Jarzecki
Masses: Saturday 5 pm Sunday 10 am
THE CHAPEL OF ST. MICHAEL
(ANGLICAN)
Becoming fully alive in Jesus Christ
106 - 304 3rd Ave.
Lower Level Aztec Real Estate
587-727-0649
Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 am
HOPE COMMUNITY
COVENANT CHURCH
245 Brent Blvd, Strathmore 403-934-2424
Worship Service Sundays 10 am
Lead Pastor: Glenn Peterson
www.hope-community.ca
STRATHMORE ALLIANCE
325 1 Ave 403-934-3543
Corner of 1 Ave & Wheatland Trail
Lead Pastor: Mike Wiebe
9:30 am Sunday School for all ages
11:00 am Worship Service
www.strathmorealliance.com
STRATHMORE UNITED
Wheatland Trail & 3rd Avenue
403-934-3025
Rev. Pamela Scott
Sunday Worship 10:30 am
Babysitting Provided
Wheel Chair Accessible
Loop system for the hearing impaired
The lights arent as bright as the NHL; players
endure long road trips, play in arenas a lot less
lively than the Scotiabank Saddledome and dont
bring home a kings ransom every two weeks.
But one former UFA Bison has turned a lengthy
hockey career into his lifestyle and is thriving with
the Brampton Beast.
Jordan Henry, 31, lives in Burlington, Ont. and is
gearing up for his third season with the Beast, as
training camp opens in October.
It was always a goal to turn pro and have a
good, long career, said Henry. Careers certainly
arent as long as they used to be nowadays and
you need a little bit of luck health-wise to last, too.
Im grateful to be doing this for this long.
What feels like a lifetime ago, and 16 different
hockey uniforms ago, Henry played two seasons
with the then-UFA Bisons.
He appeared in two games as a called-up player
during the 2001-2002 season, before suiting up for
30 games the following year, including a lengthy
run into the second round.
Drafted by the Moose Jaw Warriors in the ninth
round during the 2001 bantam draft, Henry played
in the Western Hockey League for four seasons:
two and a half with the Warriors and one and a
half with the Red Deer Rebels.
As a defenceman, he racked up 12 goals and 73
points in 270 WHL games.
From there, Henry got his shot at the NHL, when
he played in exhibition games from 2007 to the fall
of 2010 with the Florida Panthers. But he never
cracked the regular season roster. He would later
be added to the Calgary Flames exhibition roster
for the 2011-2012 season, but never made it any
further than that.
That was a huge thrill and (its) the ultimate
goal for every player. To be that close and to be
around guys you grew up watching was a huge
thrill, said Henry, recalling the days when he sat
beside Jarome Iginla in the locker room, and shar-
ing the ice with Bryan McCabe and Jay Bouw-
meester down in Florida.
The next seven years of Henrys career were
a whirlwind, playing in the American Hockey
League, ECHL, Kontinental Hockey League, the
Allsvenskan league (Sweden) and Erste Liga (Fin-
land).
The 2012-2013 season saw him play with four
different teams in three different countries.
Trying to keep up with all those games, leagues
and broadcast feeds were his parents, Sandy and
Marleese.
If the name Sandy Henry sounds familiar, its be-
cause he just finished up a three-year stint behind
the bench of the Bisons, leading them to the Telus
Cup in 2015.
Its been quite the ride for us. I think the (most
fun) years for us were his years in Red Deer, but
it has been great travelling to watch him play in
other parts of the world that we would never have
visited if it wasnt for him, said Sandy, who cur-
rently coaches a bantam program and is the player
personnel director for the Rink Hockey Academy
in Winnipeg. We try to watch as many games on
the Internet as we can. Sometimes, when he was
Jordan Henry has established a very solid professional hockey
career long after his days as a member with the UFA Bisons.
He is preparing for his third season with the Brampton Beast.
Photo Courtesy of John Warren/Brampton Beast
over in Europe, we would watch with the volume
turned off because we didnt understand anything.
With Jordans father being a defensive-minded
hockey instructor and his coach at different times
in his life, eventually there came a day when San-
dy had to take his coaching hat off and put on his
parenting hat.
I think once I became pro, he realized that I
had made it further than he did, he came to grips
that our knowledge might be on par at that point,
said the 6-foot-2 Jordan. But at the same time, hes
the only person who has watched me play all my
life. So if something isnt going right, I have no
problem going to him first for advice and he usu-
ally has something good to say.
Its different now; before, it was me telling him
to do something a certain way, said Sandy. Now
its more of a conversation about the game.
These days, the broadcasts are much easier to
comprehend, as Jordan is enjoying his most pro-
ductive season as a pro. Last year, he set a career
high with 17 goals and 38 points in 69 games, to
go with a plus-24 rating with the Montreal Cana-
diens affiliate franchise.
Its hard to find guys who are great players and
are good in the community, but Jordan is definite-
ly one of those guys, said Beast president and
general manager Cary Kaplan. Last year, we were
supposed to have a couple other defencemen lead
the team, but they got injured and some went over-
seas, so we needed Jordan to step up. He played in
every situation for us, logged 30 minutes a night
most nights and was a real leader on the team.
Entering his seventh season in the ECHL, Jordan
knows the dream of the NHL might be gone. With
that knowledge, he has taken on a new role in the
locker room.
I could probably still play up at the AHL lev-
el, but as a vet, I have accepted the fact that this
is who I am going to be, said Jordan. The last
four years, the ECHL has turned into a really good
developmental league, so I have tried to become
the best leader I can and help develop some of
the younger guys and get them ready for the next
level.
Taking on hockeys role of Crash Davis, Jordan
is completely healthy and should be named as an
alternate captain for the third year when the Beast
drop the puck on their season when they take on
the Adirondack Thunder Oct. 14 on the road.
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Spartans hang tough with Vikings in season opener

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Starting the Rangeland Football
Conference season earlier than
usual, the Strathmore High School
Spartans hung in tough against a
conference heavyweight.
Under the guidance of a new
coach, new quarterback, new of-
fensive lineman and skilled posi-
tion players, the Spartans fell to
the Crescent Heights High School
Vikings 23-6 Sept. 1 at Strathmore
High School field.
Last years head coach, Travis
Gorksi, took a year of absence
from the school and the foot-
ball program and was replaced
by physical education and social
studies teacher Darrell Hargrove.
The first impressions from Har-
groves squad looked great.
His defence was stingy, not
allowing the Vikings to gain a
first down until the three-minute
warning before half time.
The Spartans corners and safe-
ties played tight coverage, as the
Vikings tried to attack early with
big plays in the air, but couldnt
connect.
Spartans senior defensive line
Mason Phillips was plunging
through the Vikings offensive
line, picking up a pair of sacks in
the first half.
I liked having a tough oppo-
nent right out of the gate. I am
comfortable knowing these guys
will be composed regardless of
who we face, said Hargrove.
Defensively, we were right there
with them. In the second half,
we faded when we had a couple
guys play both sides of the ball.
We are also still waiting on a few
bodies to come back once school
starts. I liked our mentality out
there today.
Offensively, the Spartans had
several chances in the first half to
get on the board, but left valuable
points on the table.
On an encouraging drive in
the first quarter, an unneces-
sary roughness penalty, a fum-
bled snap and two incomplete
passes stalled the Spartans drive
and forced them to settle for a
field goal, which they ultimately
missed.
Later in the quarter, new recruit
Reid Jensen winning a battle for
the ball in the air, hauling down
the pass over a Vikings defender
for a 37-yard gain, highlighted a
bizarre drive.
Isaac Wegner was a great pocket
passer for the Spartans last year,
but graduated in the spring. Fill-
ing in is Grade 11 student Noah
Desjardins, who took a few pages
out of his predecessors book.
Rolling with the momentum
from Jensens catch, Desjardins
scrambled for the first down.
We have a program in place
here featuring guys with lots of
longevity, said Hargrove. We
have guys who have been in
practice for the past few years,
watching the older players go
to work, learning from them on
the sidelines. Now that its their
chance to go out and play, they
look comfortable and know their
roles.
After Jensen and Kevin Agboro
touchdowns were called back
on consecutive plays for holding
penalties, a roughing the passer
penalty on the Vikings saved the
Spartans drive.
Jensen lined up behind centre
and took a direct snap, diving
to the one-yard line, where Phil-
lips punched in the Spartans lone
score via the quarterback sneak.
I figured the game would have
its moments like that. I think it
was more jitters and nerves than
anything, said Hargrove. Fortu-
nately, we were able to recover
and score off those early mis-
takes, but I think they had a lot
to do with playing our first game,
playing at home and against a
top opponent. I like us going for-
ward.
One key to the Spartan offence
this season appears to be the ver-
satility of Jensen.
Last year, Jensen was the Most
Valuable Player for the Strathmore
Community Football Association
Badgers, leading the team as the
quarterback to the Mountainview
Football Conference finals.
With the Spartans, Hargrove
has Jensen slotted all over the
field offensively. Against the Vi-
kings, he lined up in the back-
field, in the slot, out wide, ran a
few plays as the quarterback and
even returned punts.
He is a very dynamic player
that brings a wide skill set to our
program. He is very quick and
smart on the field and we hope
to use his speed to our advan-
tage, said Hargrove. I know he
played quarterback last year, but
we think Noah is a capable quar-
terback, so we think using Reid
at a number of positions is the
best way to use his diverse skill
set.
The Spartans will look to re-
bound when they travel to Medi-
cine Hat Sept. 8 to take on the
Monsignor McCoy High School
Colts.
Hargoves crew will not play Strathmore High School Spartans running back Reid Jensen looks to
another home game until Octo- escape the grasp of Crescent Heights High School Viking defender
ber 6, when they host the Brooks Creed Willette in the Rangeland Football Conference opener Aug. 31
Composite High School Buffaos. at the Strathmore High School field. Tyler Lowey Photo

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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.
FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS & EVENTS
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.
Gleichen Community Drop-in
Current Activities include cards, pool, shuffleboard, darts, jam sessions (bring
own equipment), board games, meal prep, storytelling, history about town.
More activities planned in the future. When: First & third Thursday of the
month from 6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m., second & fourth Tuesday of the month
from 1:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. at the Gleichen Community Hall (204 3 Avenue
Gleichen, AB). Cost: Yearly membership $2 (available @ each event) plus a
minimum $2 donation per week.
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
from 7:30-9pm.
Meals on Wheels
Available in Strathmore. For information or to obtain this service call 403-
324-0655.
Prairie Speakers
Toastmasters International meets every Wednesday from 7-9 pm at the
Strathmore Co-op Community Room. For more information please contact
Dona at 403-293-1754. Like us on Facebook!
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 p.m., Mondays. Marvel Mondays 3:30 p.m., on Monday a
month. Movie Matinee every Tuesday 3:30 p.m. Minute 2 Win It, Tween Time;
Just Cook It; Pictionary with Prizes on Wednesdays. Wii & Board Games
Days; Story & Craftivity 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.

SPECIAL EVENTS
Community Futures Wild Rose In partnership relationships, friendships, & opportunities through the Arts. Board Meetings
with The Business Link are monthly TBD. Public invited. Please contact Wanda at 403-983-3640, or
Attend valuable, low-cost learning sessions for small business owners in 403-901-5081 (cell) for further information, events or to be added to friends/
Strathmore. Phone: 403-934-8888 for info & to register. contact.There are many other workshops including knitting, crocheting, SENIOR POWER: STRATHMORE RESOURCE
Crown Jewels of Canada Society photography tips and zentangle. Visit our website: www.hopebridges.ca. AND COMMUNITY EXPO
Ladies, looking for fun? Friendship? Join the Crown Jewels of Canada society. Job Search Support
Strathmore Chapter - Dames of Whine and Roses. We meet 1st Thursday of Resume development, cover letter development. Call to register 403-934- September 22, 2017
the month to determine future activities which include lunch, games, picnics, 4305. McBride Career Group office. Hope Community Covenant Church
outings etc Call Jean at 403-934-0486 for further info. Language Group
Free Indoor Walking Practice speaking a language that they are learning, with native speakers. We 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Tuesdays, 11 a.m. to noon at the Civic Centre. Volunteers provided by HEAL have English, French, German and Spanish learners and speakers. Strathmore EXPO EVENTS ARE FREE
our Future. www.healourfuture.com Library, library meeting room, on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month,

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ing and advisory services
available. Flexible and af-

shapes CFR BOTTLE DRIVE

September 23
fordable loans. Call CF Wild
Rose or www.cfwildrose.ca
for more information. Eagle Lake
standings
3 3
The club members will be
going door to door. Bottles
RV Resort is now a
can be left for pickup
if people are not home
SEASONAL-ONLY park.
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JORDAN K. McKINNON
Silver Sharks. Piano has been discontinued.
Lessons
Any rural donors can
The Canadian Finals Rodeo (CFR) is Feb. 21, 1998 - Sept. 10, 2016 email to arrange for
bottles to be picked up - Multi-use passes, rainchecks and existing
nearing and there are a few local com- Loved Beyond Words... www.information.ssssc@ For any age, reservations will be honoured.
petitors in the mix for an invite to the Missed Beyond Measure gmail.com. serious, fun or both.
big dance. We would like to thank the Exam prep and For details, please see our website:
Love Dad, Mom, Kyle, Lachie
With less than a month remaining in
and Family
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the Canadian Professional Rodeo As- their support. Your home or mine.
sociation (CPRA) season, the standings Barb 403-934-4016
ANNOUNCEMENT
are starting to tighten as to who is in NOTICES
and who is out for the trip to Edmon- VILLAGE OF HUSSAR
ton. The children of CONTACT NOTICE OF NOMINATION DAY
Don & Shirley (Simpson) Tucker
The Top 12 in each event exclud-
Local Authorities Election Act (Sec. 26)
ing the novice events and the steer rid-
ing get an invite to the CFR. The Top would like to invite friends and family to JEFF WALLACE
3 in the novice events, Top 18 in barrel help celebrate their ACCOUNTING AND LOCAL JURISDICTION: VILLAGE OF
racing and top six in steer riding qualify 60 Anniversary
th
BOOKKEEPING SERVICES
HUSSAR, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
for the trip to Edmonton.
September 23 Notice is hereby given that Nomination Day is
Last weekend was the final big rodeo
that had a chance to shape the stand- from 1-4pm at 403-201-2201 SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 and that nominations
ings as the season winds down. Cheadle Hall. for the election of candidates for the following
offices will be received at the location of the
The final rodeo of the season wraps Your presence is their gift. With a dedicated, highly trained, professional team
that works closely with you, our main goal is to local jurisdiction office set out below between
up Sept. 30 in Calgary, with the Grass the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 Noon on
take care of our clients through sound balancing
Roots Final, as one final stand for com- COMING EVENTS of their books. Offering full bookkeeping, payroll, Nomination Day.
petitors to reach the CFR. personal and corporate tax preparation for various
The Grass Roots Final is important, types of corporations and small businesses. OFFICE NUMBER OF
like the wild card game in baseball, VACANCIES
it can produce a champion as Nancy Keeping your numbers in order so you Councillor 3
Csabay won the Grass Roots last year can relax, thats our job
and went on to take the ladies barrel Location (Address) of Local Jurisdiction
racing title two months later in Edmon- Office
ton. Village of Hussar Office
Of the Strathmore athletes, Scott 109 1st Avenue East
Hussar AB T0J 1S0
Schiffner is sitting pretty in the stand-
ings and should not require a Grass
Become a Chamber Member Today! DATED at the Village of Hussar, in the
Roots title to earn another trip to Ed- With different membership levels to suit the size of your Province of Alberta, this 30th day of August,
monton in his hall of fame career. business, there are so many reasons to join the Strathmore
2017
& District Chamber of Commerce!
Schiffner sits seventh in the CPRA
standings, having earned $22,587.93 Membership Benefits Include: Blaine Peterson
this season. He is fresh off an unoffi- Access to Chamber Health Plans
Payment and Banking Solutions Returning Officer
cial earning of $2,875.46 and a second- Discount Programs
place finish at the IPE and Stampede in Chamber Merchant Services
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taking aim at his third national title.
Riley Roy took home some money
email info@strathmoredistrictchamber.com, or visit http://
strathmoredistrictchamber.com/membership-benefits/. 403.934.5589
from the Strathmore Stampede and
currently sits seventh in team roping
in the CPRA with $13,136.34. He and Notice of Nomination Day VILLAGE OF ROCKYFORD
his teammate Brady Chapel took home
Local Authorities Election Act NOTICE OF NOMINATION DAY
$204.45 for finishing sixth at the Nicola
(section 26) Local Authorities Election Act (Sec. 26)
Valley Pro Rodeo Sept. 2 and 3 in Mer-
ritt, B.C. In the Tour Finals Sept. 3 in VILLAGE OF STANDARD LOCAL JURISDICTION: VILLAGE OF
Armstrong, Roy and his partner took
ROCKYFORD, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
home just over $2,400 when they won
Notice is hereby given that
the team roping event with a time of
nomination day is: Notice is hereby given that Nomination Day is
4.5 seconds. SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 and that nominations
Roy, who is wrapping up his fourth for the election of candidates for the following
season on the tour, has never attended Monday September 18, 2017 offices will be received at the location of the
the CFR. local jurisdiction office set out below between
It would be huge to get invited to And that nominations for the election the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 Noon on
the CFR. Its something I have been FRIDAYS of a candidate for Councilor will be re- Nomination Day.
working towards for years now, said JUNE 2 - SEPTEMBER 22 ceived at the local jurisdiction office set
out below between the hours of 10:00am OFFICE NUMBER OF
NEW LOCATION
Roy, who comes from a rodeo family,
having an uncle win the world title in and 12:00pm noon on Nomination Day. VACANCIES
steer wrestling and another uncle win Councillor 5
the Calgary Stampede twice for steer MARKET FOR FIVE (5) COUNCILORS
SEPTEMBER 8
wrestling in the past, said Roy. Location (Address) of Local Jurisdiction
Local Jurisdiction Office: Office
Needing a solid month of September
Village of Standard Office Village of Rockyford
is local product Denver Johnson, who
currently sits 25th in the team roping KINSMEN PARK 120 Elsinore Ave 110 Main Street
Standard, Alberta Rockyford, AB T0J 2R0
with $6,078.74 in earnings this season. GRAND OPENING
Tate Hartell is another local on the OF THE NEW PAVILLION Dated at the Village of Standard in the DATED at the Village of Rockyford, in the
outside looking in, currently sitting Province of Alberta, this 1st day of September,
35th in the CPRA with $1,436.70. Come to the Market & Province of Alberta, this 28th day of
2017
August, 2017.
Check out our Vendors.
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THE STRATHMORE HOTEL
is accepting applications for
part-time bartending posi-
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Supervisors Licensed Automotive Technician
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Restaurant & Pub Country Style Bungalow
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9.25 Acres
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$14 Hourly, for 35-44 Hours per week
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Country Living
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specialized cooking equipment (deep fryer, etc.) 2.99 Acres
and work with minimal supervision. Organized Detached Garage 24x26
job task planning abilities, flexibility, reliability, Fenced Property
initiative, significant use of memory, and paying $420,200 Great Location
attention to details is also required skills. Also,
Raelene
must have the ability to work well with others in
a fast-paced environment while under pressure.
Standing and/or walking for extended periods,
some lifting. Must Speak, Read, Write
fluent English.
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Realtor
How to Apply with resume: Re/max First
with resume by email to
strathmorestationjobs@gmail.com or 403.921.6111
In Person to Peter Klironomos at raelenen@gmail.com
380 Ridge Road Strathmore AB T1P 1B5
between 13:00 and 17:00
Strathmore Station
Restaurant & Pub OPEN HOUSES
is hiring:
Sat Sept 9th 1-3
Banquet &
Catering
Service Manager
1 Permanent, Full Time
$18 Hourly, for 44.00 Hours per week
201 HILLVALE CRES.
Experience: 2 years to less than 3 years
3 beds 2 baths, single car garage
Requirements: Completion of high school,
safe food handling certificate.
Skills and Duties: Basic Duties include: Sunday Sept 10th Noon-3pm
Plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate
daily catering and banquet operations
and implement operational procedures,
Control inventory, Ensure health and
safety regulations are followed, Negotiate
arrangements with suppliers for food and
other supplies. Develop, implement and
analyze budgets. Ability to supervise 20 or 208 MAIN ST, CARSELAND
less staff in a fast-paced environment, under Historic Home with double car garage!
pressure, while paying attention to detail.
Standing and walking for extended periods
required. Cooking experience required.
How to Apply
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380 Ridge Road, Strathmore, Alberta, T1P 1B5 403.325.0372
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