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Page 13 Strathmore
experiencing growth
across the board
MIRIAM OSTERMANN
Times Associate Editor

In the wake of the 2015 recession, Strathmore is

Fun in Langdon! staging a comeback with a growth spurt affecting
the residential and commercial base, resulting in
a stronger local economy and a swelling popula-
tion.
Page 19 Over the past year, the municipality has re-
ceived over 100 in-town and out-of-town business
licenses while its population is inching closer to
a 2.5 per cent increase or roughly 300 people a
year. In 2016, the population reached 13,592.
As more businesses turn to Strathmore for in-
vestment, new communities, such as Wildflow-
er Ranch, Lakewood Meadows, Edgefield and
Strathmore Lakes Estates, have kick-started their
construction with renewed vigour. New homes
are under construction consistently while two
A good show! apartment buildings in the downtown area are
nearing completion.
The recession hit us, it hit up everyone in Cana-
da, but were slowly picking back up, said Chuck
Procter, planner for the Town of Strathmore. Our
new communities are going to be great. Its still
not super fast, but its way faster than it was in
2015. We attract a lot of folks with kids. When you
get people buying houses in small towns you at-
tract businesses along that corridor, so were just
587-316-2000 an attractive community for small families and I
think thats the root of it for businesses coming
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With increasing density in the downtown being
a directive of the local council, two 12-unit apart-
ments the first of their kind in Strathmore re-
Offering IV Sedation ceived rezoning to a higher density from R1, or
single-family residences a couple years ago. With
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Dr. Sharif Faizi DDS construction on hold until now due to funding,
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pathways, infrastructure and roads, commercial
construction is also on the rise with a new mall
Look on Page 4 for near completion on the west side of town at 602
Town of Strathmore Westmount Rd., and the new Hilltop Mall the
Municipal Notices old Calgary Co-op building undergoing renova-
tions at 320 2nd Street. A new restaurant, offices
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and retail have already been approved to move
into the mall on Westmount Rd., while Bow Valley
Packing day!
Kabriel Mensinger was among 50 volunteers that packed up hundreds of boxes at the
info@strathmoretimes.com College, a food court and retail will take up space Strathmore Municipal Library on July 21. The Lambert Centre will be undergoing con-
in Hilltop Mall. struction until October. See Page 3 for more coverage.
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EMPLOYEE The new mall at 602 Westmount Rd. is among many

projects taking place in Strathmore. Strathmore has
noticed growth in its commercial and residential base

PRICING
as well as an increase in population.
Miriam Ostermann Photo

Strathmore
prospers

IS BACK!
Continued from Page 1

The town is also turning sod for the
new kindergarten to Grade 12 school in
Edgefield along with the regional recre-
ation facility. Other ongoing projects in-
clude the Canada 150 projects.
Procter credits the Highway 1 corridor,
the proximity to Calgary and current hous-
ing prices for the interest the municipality

$1,000
ELIGIBLE COSTCO ON MOST has received over the last two years.
MEMBERS RECEIVE NEW FORD The Murray Chrysler Strathmore deal-
ership opened its doors in August of
UP TO AN ADDITIONAL MODELS
2016 and, despite facing a tough winter,
has seen a steady spring and summer.

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Although location played a factor in the

2017 F150 4X4 dealerships decision close to Siksika,

Langdon and Chestermere vehicle regis-
SUPERCAB trations also show a large number of their

BW
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clientele live in the area.
We knew there wasnt a Chrysler deal-
ership here and just felt it was a great
opportunity, said Paul Murray, owner of
WAS: $45,909 the Murray Chrysler Strathmore dealer-
ship. What I realized is this is not a bed-
EMPLOYEE PRICE: 2 .9 9 % FO R 8 4 M O N T H S
room community, this is a hub, an eco-
nomic hub, and people dont want to go

$33,969
WITH $2,500 DOWN
SFD64970 to Calgary if they can help it.
A 2010 annexation of 18.5 quarter sec-
tions nearly doubled the size of the town

$238
to last for 50 years and to accommodate a
population of up to 50,000. Along with the
2017 F150 4X4 regional waterline that services a popula-

SUPERCAB tion of up to 30,000, Procter is confident

BW
Strathmore has more growth to look for-
*2 ward to in the future.

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WAS: $64,929
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$53,352
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On the move
Many volunteers worked tirelessly to pack July 28 - August 3, 2017
up roughly 500 boxes at the Strathmore
Municipal Library on July 21. The local Spider-Man:
McDonalds also contributed coffee while
Kims Caf supplied sandwiches for lunch.
Homecoming
The library opened its doors at the tempo- Tom Holland,
rary location 116 3rd Ave. at noon on July Michael Keaton,
27. Jon Favreau,
Miriam Ostermann Photo Zendaya,
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Firefighters needed to protect Strathmore PG

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MIRIAM OSTERMANN or go to www.joylandtheatre.com
Times Associate Editor

Recently the Strathmore Fire De- Strathmore Fire
partment exercised some avant-garde Department volun-
approaches in hopes of shoring up teer firefighter Jes-
its volunteer members as department
numbers are scarce and the increase
sica Pinkney hopes
more people will
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in demand due to a Mutual Aid Agree- consider volunteer-
ment, the TransCanada highway, and ing with the depart-
ment. Call volumes
growth spurred through local develop-
are expected to go
ments, is leaving Strathmore vulnerable up with the Mutual
to risk. Aid Agreement with
Earlier this year, town council was Wheatland County
informed of the challenges facing the and Strathmores
25-member department where its size growth.
was identified to be insufficient to con- Miriam Ostermann
tinue protecting the community. As a Photo
result, the department was granted the 128 - 2nd Avenue, Strathmore
authority to expand its volunteer base language and trade prowess, and build- hard to get a good amount of people 403-934-6737
and support a proactive move towards ing a sympathetic relationship with lo- here for a call, she said. We need at www.hiddensecretsstore.com
accommodating future growth and ris-
ing call volumes.
Searching for a swift Band-Aid solu-
cal businesses.
Alberta has 435 fire rescue depart-
ments and 14,000 firefighters who serve
least four people on a truck to respond
and if you ever needed the extra man-
power backup its really hard to call Serving
Strathmore,
Ro
tion that grew out of necessity, Strath- the province 80 per cent of whom are people out when this isnt their primary
more Fire Department fire chief Trent volunteers. As only the fire chief and go-to, its not their main job. In a small Drumheller,
West added five highly trained and deputy fire chief in Strathmore are on community like this the community Airdrie
skilled individuals, who are part of pro- the payroll, despite town council hav- relies on its services such as fire, the & Calgary
tective service departments at the oil ing approved funds for a third paid town hall, and they rely on paramedics. 403-983-2121
sands, to the team to provide solidity position in the past, the department is Its important to have those resources 123 2nd Ave, Strathmore, AB
before the typical recruitment process made up of volunteers. to be available for our citizens to make
Acreage with Revenue
began. One of the challenges Trent outlined the community safe. Potential for Sale $675,000
While the current call volume is typi- was facing reluctance at ones employ- Applicants, who must be 18 years old c21.ca/100840308
cal to a town of Strathmores size be- ment situation. However, he said while and carry a valid Class 5 drivers license, for more info
tween three to five calls a week the individuals may get called out to a loca- can expect to undergo three months of
INDUSTRIAL SHOP
new mutual aid agreement with Wheat- tion, it only adds up to seven per cent, training to get their professional fire- Industrial Shop with
land County is expected to result in an where 93 per cent of the time the busi- fighter qualifications. Recruits will take excellent Passive
Income $940,000
increase in demand. ness would have a trained individual in part in training on Tuesdays when they www.c21.ca/101106017
Im trying to catch the department protective services with possible medi- will get various training from hose han-
up to its size but more importantly its cal training. dling to boat use, and theoretical train- Century 21 Power Realty.ca is now hiring
risk, said Trent. The stars are align- Last May, 20-year-old Jessica Pinkney ing around firefighter behaviour, and New Agents. Contact Broker Bob Sheddy
ing for creating that regional partner- joined the Strathmore Fire Depart- orientation around apparatuses. bob@2121.ca for more info.
ship and collaboration around disaster ment as a volunteer in hopes of gain- Trent is also working on develop-
emergency services, and so were going ing enough experience to apply full ing a 10-year strategic plan, a prudent Bob Sheddy
to take advantage of the fact that were time with the fire services in Calgary. growth plan for the fire service and the Broker
all in place. We can move things faster, Although she said she noticed an in- addition of a second fire hall or station Sheddy.ca 403-324-2222
because in emergency services things crease in her generation lending a hand to tackle the issue of longer response bob.sheddy@century21.ca
only move at the speed of trust and and volunteering in general, she has times, before the end of the year.
theres a lot of trust. seen firsthand the difficulties of finding Application packages to become a
The fire department is aiming to at-
tract a wide diversity of applicants to
the team, bringing new skills, such as
enough manpower at the fire depart-
ment in Strathmore.
Even having 30-some firefighters, its
volunteer firefighter with the Strath-
more Fire Department can be picked
up at the fire hall.
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CELEBRATING CANADA 150 BY ENHANCING OUR COMMUNITY CELEBRATING CANADA 150 BY ENHANCING OUR COMMUNITY

UPDATES TO CANADA 150 PROJECTS

There are numerous facility upgrades and enhancements happening in Strathmore this
summer. They are all part of the capital improvements the Town is undertaking during For details about all the Canada 150 Projects and ongoing updates, visit
Canadas celebratory year. www.strathmore.ca

The work is planned over the next few months and like a house renovation, there is a Municipal Library The Library is moving to a temporary location while
lot going on and it may get messy at times with extra construction around town. enhancements to the Lambert Centre are completed. As of Thursday, July 27th the
Some of the rooms under renovation include the Aquatic Centre, the Family Centre, Library will be at the temporary location at 116 Third Avenue (formerly Rebel
Lambert Centre (including the Library, Happy Gang area, and FCSS Offices), Kinsmen Sports/Saan Store). Contact information remains the same and the building is
Park including the addition of a Community Pavilion, Grays Park and Pathway, and an wheelchair accessible. Ample parking nearby.
area within the Downtown core.
FCSS (Family and Community Support Services) FCSS moved July 27th and will
The goals are to work safely and efficiently to complete the projects with as little be closed on July 28th. Their office reopens on Monday, July 31st at their new
disruption as possible and to keep residents and visitors informed throughout the location at 116 Third Avenue. Contact information remains the same and the new
construction.
location is wheelchair accessible. Ample parking nearby.

Regular Council
For project details, follow the progress of the work and stay informed about changes
that may impact you or your family: Seniors Drop-in Centre The Happy Gang is taking a break while enhancements to
the Lambert Centre are completed. The Centre will be closed as of August 1st. The
Visit the Towns website under the Canada 150 Projects area on the home page

Meetings and
search for a temporary location is underway and will be announced as soon as
(www.strathmore.ca) possible. When construction is completed at the Lambert Centre, the
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram (@TownofStrathmore) Happy Gang will move back into the improved space.

Committee of the
and Twitter (@Strathmore_Town)

Watch for other information around Town

Whole Meetings
have been cancelled
for August.

FUNDING FOR THE REGIONAL RECREATION FACILITY

Wheatland County Reeve, Glenn Koester, presents a cheque to Town of Strathmore Mayor, Michael Ell (centre). The
Countys contribution to the Regional Recreation Facility is $3,000,000. Showing the facility exterior and floor plans
are from left to right, County Councillor Brenda Knight, Golden Hills School Division Trustee Joyce Bazant, County
Councillors Ben Armstrong, Alice Booth and Don Vander Velde.
The Regional Recreation Facility is a joint partnership between the Town of Strathmore, the Golden Hills School
Division #75 and Wheatland County. It is being constructed in conjunction with a K 9 Public School on George
Freeman Trail.
The unique partnership between Wheatland County, the Town of Strathmore and the Golden Hills School Division
#75 has made this new regional recreation facility possible. Collectively we are providing increased recreation
STRATHMORE

opportunities for residents of both the county and the town. None of us could have managed it on our own,
commented Mayor Ell.

Want to guarantee a front row seat to this years Parade? We

are looking for volunteers to help with the following tasks:
TOWN OF

Road Closure Assistance

Float Staging Assistance
Horse Staging Assistance
Volunteers will be required from 7:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. on
Saturday, August 5. All volunteers will get a Town of
Strathmore swag bag and a chance to win a free prize!
If you are interested, please contact Megan at 403-934-3204
ext.265. Volunteers of all ages welcome, under 14 must be
assisted by an adult.

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School playground receives County funding

ADELLE ELLIS hopes up on receiving the funding as divisions.
Times Reporter many community groups across the The playground can be funded
province apply for the same grant. through the Municipal Reserve since
The playground at the rural Wheat- Some concern was voiced by Coun- those funds are set aside to use in a
land Crossing School is $125,000 closer cillor Alice Booth about the fact that public park, a public recreation area,
to being fully paid for, thanks to the Friends of East Wheatland may not for school board purposes or to sepa-
unanimous support of a motion made receive the government grant at all if rate areas of land that are used for dif-
council voted in favour of funding the ferent purposes.
during the July 18 regular Wheatland
$125,000, since community groups can- By funding through Municipal Re-
Strathmore RCMP is
County council meeting.
A request for support and funding not collect money from a government serve, the Friends of East Wheatland investigating several vehicle
for the playground was made during body and then double it with another group can also still apply for the Al- thefts that occurred in
government grant. berta government grant.
the July 4 regular council meeting by
Council voted in favour of funding Friends of East Wheatland plan to Cheadle and the surrounding
Kathryn Brown, chair of Friends of
East Wheatland, a group of parents and the playground through the Municipal continue fundraising to pay for the re- area on the evening of
Reserve - Parks (cash in lieu) as those mainder owing on the playground, and
teachers committed to raising funds
funds are not government funds but to continue to provide upgrades and July 21st, 2017. RCMP are
to purchase extra equipment for the
school. are instead collected from developers new equipment at Wheatland Crossing reminding citizens to lock
Wheatland County staff brought in- via the 10 per cent collected from sub- School. their vehicles and do not
formation to the July 18 meeting, citing leave keys inside. Should you
that funding was available and could be
used for the playground project. have any information that
The total cost to purchase and build The REPs are looking forward to the can assist in solving these
the new playground rang in at nearly
$253,000. A total of $113,373.14 had al- Strathmore Stampede crimes please contact the
ready been paid toward the playground Strathmore RCMP.
cost, which left another $139,534.35 re- Heritage Days
maining owing.
Wheatland County council voted in August 4th-7th 1-800-222-TIPS
favour of funding $125,000 towards the
project which leaves the amount still
(1-800-222-8477)
owing on the playground at $14,534.35. Look for us at the parade & popping up around town
The Friends of East Wheatland are
also trying to fund extra equipment YOUR AD
within the school, such as a black box
theatre, a 3D printer, and equipping the
media room and purchasing new sports
COULD BE HERE!
equipment among other things.
Brown said the group has also ap- Christa Carey Michelle Hayley Katelyn Contact Rose 403-934-5589
Aleman Rose Eldjarnson Poirier Haffner
plied for a government grant to help rose@strathmoretimes.com
cover the remaining portion left ow- 587-316-2000
ing on the playground and to cover the RE/MAX REALTY HORIZON
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Capsule Comments
More and more people are living to 100 than ever
before and this demographic is expected to increase
markedly with the baby-boomer generation aging.
Surveys of centenarians show, besides good genes,
they didnt smoke, drank alcohol in moderation or not
at all, kept active both physically and mentally and
many were married for many years in their old age.
2016 World Champion Theres a app for everything they say. Scientists
are working on a new one that hasnt made it to market
yet but perhaps soon. Its a device that will determine
how healthy a mans sperm is in terms of concentration
and movement. A disposable rubberized microchipped
container holds the sperm sample and is plugged into
the smartphone. No sample enters the phone. The app
Kickin it Old School reads the sperm sample and checks to see if it meets
Grace Poirier, 11, (l-r) along with her brother Gar- standards for healthy sperm.
ret, 16, and cousin Caden Macdonald, 9, pre- Marijuana edibles.cookies, cupcakes,
tended to drive the school bus at the Gleichen brownies.are added to the list of poisonous
playground during the Kickin it Old School event substances to be kept away from children. These
hosted by the 5 for Life Coalition and Bridging products should be treated like medications and stored
in a locked place. If a child eats a marijuana cookie
the Gap on July 19. The event featured potato
for example, it could cause overdose effects such as
sack racing, bean bag tossing, sidewalk colour-
anxiety, panic, altered perception and paranoia. If
ing and other playground classics. This is the smoked, marijuana second-hand smoke is also a
second year in a row the program was offered danger to children.
to families. Brady Grove Photo Theres is much in the media about the adverse effects
of smoking on health. One effect not mentioned often

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Nominations open for Alberta volunteer awards

ADELLE ELLIS Councillor Ben Armstrong during the July 18 regu- nominator, completed critical information and a
Times Reporter lar council meeting. completed list of references.
Council discussed several ways to get the in- Award criteria includes the nomination of a vol-
Volunteers from across Alberta have the opportunity to be formation about the award into the communities unteer who exemplifies the spirit of community
recognized for the hard work and dedication they spend vol- so that dedicated volunteers may be recognized service, demonstrates exemplary initiative, leader-
unteering in their communities. for their talents and time contributed within their ship and creativity, serves as a role model for oth-
Wheatland County council received a letter from Alberta communities. ers, inspires others to engage in volunteer service,
Culture and Tourism informing council the 2017 Stars of Al- At different times when (people) are discussing and improves the overall quality of life of fellow
berta Volunteer Awards will be held in early December and doing things for the community, a lot of the time Albertans and the community as a whole.
deadlines for nominations is mid-September. the volunteers feel that they are forgotten. How There are good volunteers out there who
(The letter is) asking the communities to put names for- do we engage those volunteers how do we get should be recognized and theyre not getting rec-
ward for the 2017 Stars of Alberta Volunteer award, said (this) out into the public so they know they are ognized, said Booth.
being recognized? asked Councillor Alice Booth. Armstrong suggested that if any residents of
Council discussed possibilities of posting the ap- Wheatland County receive the award or have gone
plication forms for the Stars of Alberta Volunteer through the nomination process, then council may
Strathmore Legion Branch #10 NEWS Awards on their website and various social media
sites, as well as forwarding the application forms
and corresponding government webpage to the
want to consider recognizing those volunteers in
some way within the county.
Councillor Brenda Knight mentioned the possi-
By Irene Knappe, Secretary / PR / Poppy Chair
SOME VERY IMPORTANT LEGION INFORMATION different municipalities and community groups. ble creation of a program which would more regu-
Heritage Days are quickly coming upon us. The towns parade will be on its way on Saturday, The annual award focuses on recognizing Al- larly recognize the work of volunteers in Wheat-
August 5th. Volunteers are working on the Legions float which hopefully will win us a prize, bertans whose volunteer efforts have contributed land County.
theme being Canadas 150th. Theres a lot to do, but Im sure we will be ready to go when the to the well-being of their community and fellow Knight suggested that community associations,
time comes!
On Friday, August 4th, and Saturday, August 5th, our westernized Great Hall will have the live community members. who want to recognize their volunteers, could
band, North by South, East and West, playing for everyone to dance to. The Kitchen, of course, Six awards are handed out annually, two in each contact the county office with information on their
will be open on Friday and Saturday, so yall come in and enjoy, ya hear!!? category of youth, adult and senior. Nominations own nominated dedicated volunteers. Privy to ap-
On Sunday, August 6th, is the Legions free pancake breakfast, from 7 to 10 a.m. Please note
the time change from 11 a.m. to 10 a.m. This is not your only pancake fare! No sirree!! Pan-
close on Sept. 15 and the awards are presented proval, those volunteers could then possibly be
cakes, sausages, scrambled eggs, coffee and juice! Guaranteed you will be well-fed!!! We will annually on International Volunteer Day on Dec. 5 featured on the Wheatland County website.
once again be entertained by our illustrious Helen Holder, who said she wouldnt miss it for the at Government House in Edmonton. More information and registration forms for
world! And we so love having her! Chairs and tables will be set up on the parking lot to the west Nominations must include a letter of nomina- the 2017 Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards can
of the Legion, and the Great Hall will also be available for those who wish to eat inside. Because
the Town will be tearing up second avenue for infrastructure, we have to relocate our blue and tions submitted by the nominator, a completed be viewed and downloaded at culturetourism.al-
yellow cook shack, as the firefighters called it. Despite the fact that we could not locate it out nomination form signed by the nominee and berta.ca.
front of the Legion as usual, it WILL be parked in close proximity of the Legion! Please, also be
aware, that the breakfast is totally run by Volunteers who are very much dedicated to making sure
that you will have a good time. I ask that you please treat these people with the respect they so
very much deserve.
REMEMBERING OUR ROOTS ~ Ralph & Linda Seeley
Okay, I know that there are terrible, terrible people out there, but listen. I also know that there are people JOHN GODSMAN world to come and acquire Grades 1 through 9, then Vulcan High
who stop and smile at tiny plants growing out of sidewalk cracks, people who laugh so loud they snort,
people who compliment others randomly, people who take pictures of their friends because they love
Times Contributor raw farm land. School for Grades 10 to 12. After gradu-
seeing their friends happy, people who ramble about things that theyre passionate about, people who Bob (Robert) married Ivy ating, he attended SAIT, where he took
blush and stutter, people who are kind, people who are warm, people who love and love and love! Little is known of the ori- Riches, a teacher at Fairyvale geological and topographical drafting,
To all our Veterans, past, present and future, thank you for all that you do, gin of the Seeley family, but School on Dec. 26, 1943. They before working for Pacific Petroleums
have done and will be doing!! WE WILL NEVER FORGET!! we do know that Ralphs dad, had four boys: (now Petro-Canada). But,
ALSO, TO ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS, THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING THAT YOU HAVE DONE, Robert Seeley, was born on Donald (de- farming was his real call-
ARE DOING AND WILL BE DOING!! March 21, 1916 in Englevale, ceased 1945), ing, and he returned to
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR DEDICATION IT IS SO VERY, VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!!
County of Lisbon, North Da- Ralph, Jim and the family farm at Duck
For further information, please call the Legion at 403.934.5119
kota. He moved to Patricia, Ron. The fam- Lake in 1971.
Alta. with his par-ents Elmer ily moved to Lindas family origi-
and Lela (Crandall) Seeley, Arrowwood in nated in England, but
Thought for and his two brothers, Erwin the fall of 1948 little is known of their
the Week and Tom, in the spring of to farm the land history. Her grandfather
~ 1920. owned by Ivys Chancy Howe was born
Three more children Ted, father George and lived in the village
Be careful of Mary and Betty were born and his wife of Muddy near Marshall-
your thoughts; in Canada, and in 1929, the Rose Riches, town, Iowa before mov-
they may family moved from Patricia to who had been born in Eng- ing to Canada in 1908. Her grandmoth-
the Duck Lake area northeast land. Bob and Ivy moved er, Florence Stickney from St. Andrews,
become words
of Hussar to homestead and back to the Duck Lake area N.B. had come to Bassano by train in
at any farm. These were the years in 1971. 1920 and met Chancy, and they were
moment. when both the Ca-nadian Ralph is the eldest, born married in 1921.They lived and worked
government and Canadian March 23, 1947 in Calgary in many places in Alberta such as Finni-
Pacific Railway were invit- General Hospital. He attend- gan, Mazzepa, Bassano and then Coos
Ira Gassen ing settlers from all over the ed Arrowwood School for Bay, Ore. They had gone to Coos Bay to
farm cranberries in 1948, but, farming
in Canada drew them back to Herron-
ton, Alta., where Chancy farmed and did
carpentry.
Lindas maternal grandparents, Sam
and Mertie Fox, were farmers at Her-
ronton until they retired in 1951 to
T HA N K Y O U Calgary. Lindas parents were Joe and
Helen Howe, who also farmed and lived
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Back to Good Lar-Don Rentals Strathmore Florist born Oct. 28, 1948 in Calgary General
Bro-Tech Plumbing & Laser-Fab Strathmore Ford Hospital. She attended school at Her-
Heating Lotti Wheeler Strathmore Golf Club ronton for Grades 1 through 7, then
Built-Rite Stairs Ltd. Marks Dent Repair Strathmore Home Mossleigh School for Grades 8 and 9,
Burnouts Garage Murray Chrysler Hardware and Vulcan High School for Grades 10
C & S Contracting Muscle Motors Ltd. Strathmore Motor to 12. After graduating, she worked in
Canadian Tire Napa Auto Supply Products the purchasing department at Foothills
(Strathmore) (Strathmore) Strathmore RV Service Hospital, then for Banff Oil, now known
County Auto Repairs Original Joes & Storage as Husky Oil.
Dairy Queen (Strathmore) Strathmore Standard Ralph and Linda met at Vulcan High
(Strathmore) Peavy Mart Strathmore Station School and were married on Feb. 1,
Drivers Collision Performance Electrical Strathmore Times 1969 in High River. They have three
Fountain Tire Contracting Subway Strathmore children, nine grandsons, one great-
Grays Limited P.H.D. Automotive & Tims Glass
grandson and one great-granddaughter.
Hidden Secrets Transmission Tim Hortons
Following their wedding, they lived in
Hi-Ho Gas Station Pro Water Systems (Lindsay Rohl)
Arrowwood for three years where Ralph
Huxted Waste Disposal Ranch Dental Top Gun Coatings
ran the Arrowwood Co-op and Linda did
& Port-a-Potties Roadhouse Restaurant Warehouse Services
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the books. Their first son was born here.
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Rosebuds wastewater treatment

pilot a first for Alberta Unit D,
202 Canal Court,
LAUREEN F. GUENTHER Strathmore, AB
Times Contributor

The hamlet of Rosebud will be the site of an 403.934.6044
innovative wastewater treatment pilot project, prowatersystems
beginning in September 2017. @gmail.com
The project, the first of its kind in Alberta, will
use specific strains of algae to treat the wastewa-
ter, with the dual goal of producing a revenue-
generating algal biomass. Water Softeners, Iron Filters
Wheatland County and Symbiotic EnviroTek, & Drinking Water Systems
the company that will build and monitor the
project, hosted a community information meet- Art Deane, (l-r), Elizabeth Huculak of Symbiotic EnviroTek, and
ing in Rosebud on July 4. Michael Ziehr, Wheat- Rosebud resident Paul Muir, looked over plans for Rosebuds
land Countys manager of transportation and new wastewater treatment project. Laureen F. Guenther Photo
utilities, provided additional information after
the meeting. The 100- x 140-foot treatment facility will be
In an e-mail, Ziehr stated Rosebud was chosen located within the hamlet of Rosebud, just east
for the pilot because its current wastewater treat- of the existing septic field, and will have capacity
ment facility has exceeded its lifespan and needs to process 4,000 litres of wastewater every four
to be replaced. Currently, the hamlets wastewa- days, Ziehr said.
ter is trucked out of Rosebud to be processed The plant will have a greenhouse-style roof,
outside of Wheatland County. and will emit a blue glow, especially as the algae
The Symbiotic Envirotek project is an eco- culture matures, said Deane and Huculak, in re-
logical wastewater treatment facility designed to sponse to residents questions. It will create no
treat wastewater and at the same time produce significant noise.
valuable algal biomass product, Ziehr said. The During the pilot phase, the treated wastewa-
wastewater will enter the system through the ex- ter will be returned to the treatment field. After
isting collection system and (be) treated through approval, however, when the project is in full
the growth of specific strains of algae. operation, the intention is that the water will be
The resultant biomass has potential use as food of such high quality it can be released into the
and non-food products, said Art Deane, Symbi- river, said Deane.
otic president and CEO, and Elizabeth Huculak, To be deemed a success, the pilot must meet
vice-president of products and operations, at the specific criteria set by Alberta Environment and
meeting. Parks, such as monitoring for numerous ele-
Symbiotic will begin preparing the facility site ments, including phosphorus, ammonia and ni-
in late August or early September, Huculak said. trogen levels. The pilot period will also test its
The pilot will run from September 2017 to April robustness in our climate.
2018, but she expects theyll be able to submit According to Alan Parkin, Wheatland County
findings to Alberta Environment by the end of chief administrative officer, Rosebud residents
February. If the project receives full approval, will see an increase in their utility bills to fund
they expect the full-scale project will be imple- the $6 million project. However, he predicted
mented about four months later. that increase will be not substantial.

Busy summer continues

MARTIN SHIELDS and other fun activities. Also be sure to check out
Member of Parliament Bow River Riding Good Knights Medieval Encampment, who just
opened in Kneehill County this June, and are of-
It sure has been an eventful summer in Southern fering medieval-themed activities.
Alberta, and there is no sign of it slowing down Aug. 20 promises to be just as much fun, with
in August Alberta Open Farm Days are taking Country Lane Farms showcasing how they have
place across our province Aug. 19-20. been raising chickens for over 25 years, and Old
This year marks the fifth annual Alberta Open MacMillars Farm in Bassano offering great activi-
Farm Days. Over 100 farms across Alberta are tak- ties between 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m.
ing part in this years festivities, and many are lo- Many farms will be offering local produce and
cated right here in Bow River riding. other products for sale, so dont forget to bring
Some of the farms hosting fantastic events on Aug. some cash and a cooler if you want to bring some
19 include Grainworks in Vulcan, who are offer- home with you!
ing tours of their facilities, the Livlifelivery Farm I encourage everyone to take some time to sup-
in Mossleigh, where activities will include view- port local farmers, learn more about our incred-
ing animals and picking vegetables, Winters Tur- ible Alberta agriculture industry, and enjoy some
keys in Dalemead, where you can enjoy a tour of great activities while doing so. Visit www.alber-
their turkey barns, Rosebud Valley Honey, featur- tafarmdays.com for detailed information about
ing honey tasting and a tour of their hives, CP event times and activities.
Farms in Barnwell, offering tours and other fun I will be visiting numerous farms over the course
and games, Brooks Corn Maze, with childrens ac- of the weekend rain or shine. I hope to see you
tivities and animals, and finally Poplar Bluff Or- there!
ganics in Strathmore, with tours and wagon rides My office remains available to assist you over the
available. summer months, and I can be reached in Otta-
The historic Bassano Dam is offering tours on wa at 613-992-0761 or martin.shields@parl.gc.ca.
both Aug. 19 (10 a.m. and 1 p.m.), and Aug. 20 (10 Strathmore office at 403-361-2980; My Brooks of-
a.m.), and Origin Malting and Brewing Company fice can be reached at 1-844-241-0020 or martin.
in Strathmore will be hosting events both Satur- shields.c1@parl.gc.ca.

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Steve Farran (403) 901-9335 (403) 934-7903
Councillor Bob Sobol brought to
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form of tire streaks to multiple fresh-
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Some of these drivers felt it was appro-
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Fildebrandt seeks Strathmores support

MIRIAM OSTERMANN tation from our MLA because of the
Times Associate Editor size, said Strathmore Mayor Michael
Ell. The other concern of course is
Provincial and local politics collid- the citizens, with population being 16
ed last week, after Strathmore town per cent more which means they will
council was asked to send represen- get less representation, thats the only
tation to the Alberta Electoral Bound- way I see it affecting us as a commu-
aries Commission (EBC) to support a nity.
proposal to keep municipalities intact. Town Councillor Denise Peterson
The EBCs majority report proposes said the struggle between rural versus
to adjust constituency boundaries to urban has been ongoing for decades,
create the constituency of Drumhell- and she voiced concern in regards to Efforts awarded
er-Strathmore that would increase the the growth management board and Abe Fehr Homes received the Downtown Design and Review Committees Recognition Award on July
population by 7,500 and cause over- its impact on rural communities such 19. Councillor Bob Sobol (l-r), Corey Fehr, Abe Fehr, and Ryan Roycroft.
Miriam Ostermann Photo
population by 16 per cent in compari- as Strathmore to affect autonomy and
son to the provincial average. While ability to reflect the need of the com-
some local representatives questioned munity in the future. However, when
the relevance to Strathmores local a motion was made to have Mayor Ell
political scene, Member of the Leg- attend and represent Strathmore at
islative Assembly Derek Fildebrandt the Electoral Boundaries Commission
stated the proposal to enlarge the con- on July 21, council wasnt unanimous.
stituency to nearly five times its size I certainly have no problem with
or the equivalent area of Taiwan at you going, Mayor, on your own hook
36,000 square kilometres would re- but I entered into municipal politics
sult in less time the representative has because I believe it is a non-partisan
activity and its one of the reasons
to spend on Strathmore issues, as well
as residents votes counting 16 per why I so fervently appreciate munici- Mortgages Made Easy.
cent less. pal politics and why Im here, said
It is against all democratic conven- Councillor Peterson. With quick approvals and exible options, well nd you
tion that large geographic constituen- Although I certainly respect the
cies should also be overpopulated, job that our provincial politicians do I the best mortgage to t your nances and your goals.
said Fildebrandt. have no problem (with you) going and
Normally its the other way around representing yourself but I wont vote
because its so difficult for people in favour of this motion as it stands. Start Switching and Saving Today!
to vote, its so difficult for people to Fildebrandt said hes received the
reach their MLA. Were already a very support from most of the MLAs in the
large geographic constituency Im surrounding areas. While hes not op-
prepared to do it, but it will mean less timistic about reversing a decision to 1.844.68.LOCAL
time spent on municipalities that we implement the boundary change to a
currently have because well be so Drumheller-Strathmore constituency, ChinookFinancial.com/Mortgages
stretched and far flung. Its a bad hand he believes theres a good possibil-
to be dealt but I want to make the best ity of causing change and making the
of it rather than just stomp our feet redistribution more efficient to bring
and say they shouldnt do it. population numbers closer to the pro-
In turn, Fildebrandt proposed to vincial average and keeping munici-
maintain the current Strathmore- pal boundaries intact.
Brooks constituency, as Strathmore There has been a lot of popula-
and Brooks are of similar size, are tion growth in the two big cities and
connected by the TransCanada High- I think we need to acknowledge that,
way a major transportation and Fildebrandt said. As their population
trade corridor and share common goes up relative to the rest of the prov-
interests. ince we have to respect that they get
The proposal furthermore suggests more seats. But at the same time, we
the formation of the constituency of shouldnt unduly handicap rural Al-
Drumheller-Cypress and dropping the berta and small-town Alberta. I think
overpopulation percentage to 10 from they got the balance wrong.
16 per cent. Under the proposal, the Despite the absence of Councillor
proposed Taber-Vulcan constituency Brad Walls and Councillor Petersons
would also be modified. vote of opposition, the motion for
My concern in regards to the redis- Mayor Michael Ell to attend the EBC
tribution is indeed the less represen- was passed on July 19.
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Fildebrandt champions
to remain Strathmore-Brooks
ADELLE ELLIS population equity more than anything
Times Reporter else, and they failed in balancing pop-
Job PostingSenior Planner P17-20 ulation with effective representation.
The proposal that Fildebrandt sub-
Closes August 11, 2017 at 4 p.m. Albertas Constituency Boundaries
Review is gaining much attention and mitted to the Electoral Boundaries
causing angst among the provinces Commission on July 21 was to bring
This is a senior professional planning position in Wheatland Countys voters, including those in the Strath- the borders along the top of the pro-
Planning and Development Department. It requires the successful more and Wheatland County area. posed Drumheller-Strathmore constit-
Case in point: the proposed Drum- uency down and to bring the borders
applicant to demonstrate and draw on expertise acquired from heller-Strathmore constituency would along the bottom up to try to restore
extensive, varied, and progressively more responsible professional result in a constituency population of as many municipal borders as possible.
planning experience. 54,232, some 16 per cent over the pro- Rooted at the core of Fildebrandts
vincial average of other constituencies proposal is the option to maintain the
This position will take a lead role in the development and review of in Alberta, according to the Alberta Strathmore-Brooks constituency as it
planning strategies, statutory documents, non-statutory documents, Electoral Boundaries Commission in- currently is. He said it is the only cur-
terim report. rent southeastern rural constituency
and a variety of planning applications, policies and projects. that is close to the average provincial
According to Strathmore-Brooks
The Senior Planner position reports to the General Manager of MLA Derek Fildebrandt, the overpopu- population, varying only positive two
lation of approximately 7,500 people per cent. He said keeping Strathmore-
Agriculture, Community and Protective Services. would make the Drumheller-Strath- Brooks as it is and working around it
Requirements of the position include a range of supervisory, more constituency the second largest to create other new electoral boundar-
overpopulated constituency in Alberta. ies with population numbers closer to
professional and administrative responsibilities that require Every single vote cast in our con- the provincial average is the best way
proficiency working in a municipal government setting. stituency would count 16 per cent to create new electoral boundary lines.
less than the average vote across the Both Wheatland County and Newell
province, he said in a presentation to County would maintain county lines
Wheatland County council on July 18. in one electoral commission if his pro-
Qualifications: posal is accepted.
That is not fair to the people we rep-
A Masters in Planning degree recognized by the Canadian resent and I think we have to do some- I want to be respectful of the work
thing about it. they (Electoral Boundaries Commis-
Institute of Planners (CIP) Fildebrandt said his problem with sion) did and work along their lines,
the proposed new electoral boundary but come to a more optimal outcome
Strong experience (4 years or more) in current and long range lines is that Drumheller-Strathmore is than what they are proposing, said Fil-
planning huge both in geography and in popu- debrandt.
lation, and it is highly unusual for large Ive tried to take a very regional ap-
Experience in a rural municipal setting is preferred rural constituencies to be overpopulat- proach across the entire province.
ed. Fildebrandts proposal would also
The proposed Drumheller-Strath- constitute Drumheller-Cypress, which
more constituency contains a total of would only be 10 per cent over the
Professional Membership: 38 municipalities including six towns, provincial average compared to the
14 villages, 10 unincorporated com- proposed Drumheller-Strathmores 16
Membership in, or eligibility for membership in, the Canadian
munities represented by the counties per cent.
Institute of Planners (CIP) and five counties and special areas. He would modify the proposed
Fildebrandt would need to know and Taber-Vulcan constituency by return-
work with approximately 97 elected ing northern Vulcan County to its cur-
The incumbent must have proficient knowledge in the following officials in the constituency. rent Little Bow constituency instead of
Although the Wheatland County keeping it detached from the rest of
areas: boundaries are kept intact with the Vulcan County like proposed. He also
proposed Drumheller-Strathmore proposed that Siksika Nation could be
The principles of rural, urban and regional planning
boundaries, both Vulcan County and returned to its current Little Bow con-
Urban design Stettler County are divided. stituency or the proposed Taber-Vul-
As much as possible we should keep can constituency, depending on which
Applicable legislations and regulatory requirements in Alberta municipal boundaries intact. I think it area needs more population.
is needlessly divided here and without Fildebrandt said he has talked with
The use of computer programs including Microsoft Office Suite good reason, said Fildebrandt, who surrounding MLAs and that he has the
(Word, Outlook, Excel, Power Point) proposed to council what he believes support of virtually all MLAs and most
is a more effective redistribution for municipal governments for his pro-
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple and complex projects, constituencies in southeast Alberta. posal.
both independently and as part of a team, in a deadline oriented The fact is we are going to lose a If we want to get a better outcome
seat in southeast Alberta. We are going for southeastern Alberta, we need to
environment to lose three seats in rural (Alberta), be pulling in the same direction. I will
Ability to maintain a high level of accuracy and confidentiality he said, adding that one seat is going be asking for your support today in
to Edmonton, one to Calgary and one this as an approach for us to take to
Valid Class 5 Alberta Drivers Licence to the greater Calgary area around Co- the Electoral Boundaries Commission,
chrane. said Fildebrandt before he met with
In accordance with Wheatland Countys Personnel Policy, the Fildebrandt said he believes the cur- the commission on July 21.
successful candidate will be required to submit to a Criminal rent boundaries commission values Continued on Page 13
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Sandy McRae (l-r), Bartek

Chlebowski, Harold Fast, and
Pam Fast of Backroad Trav-
eler Band rocked out during
the second week of Battle of
the Bands. The country-rock
band managed to win, beat-
ing out rock groups Backhand
Echo and The Rad Brothers in
a spirited contest at Legends
Public HearingsWheatland County Council Chambers
on July 20.
Brady Grove Photo August 15, 2017 at 1 p.m.

Country-rock hybrid advances Wheatland County will consider the following applications for Public Hearing at
the regular Council meeting on Tuesday, August 15, 2017.

to Battle of the Bands final The following public hearings begin at 1 p.m. and proceed until all
applications have been heard:
BRADY GROVE has been together for two years, led
Times Reporter things off which can be a disadvantage Bylaw # 2017-15
because the crowd isnt warmed up yet Legal Description: SW-10-24-25-W4M
Battle of the Bands rolled into its or the sound hasnt been optimized. Plan Area: +/- 139.6 ac
second week with an additional band The group played numerous upbeat Proposal: Redesignate +/- 9.38 acres of land from Agricultural General (AG)
for a triple threat conflict at Legends rock songs but was unable to translate District to Country Residential (CR) District, balance to remain Agricultural
on July 20. it to a spot in the finals. General (AG) District.
The four-person country-rock Back- However, that didnt bother the band
road Traveler Band edged out Back- because they just want people to enjoy Bylaw # 2017-47
hand Echo and The Rad Brothers with their music. Legal Description: SW-3-22-21-W4M
their strong stage presence and mul- Were not trying to be rich and fa- Plan Area: +/- 160.0 ac
tiple original songs. mous, said lead singer and guitarist Proposal: Redesignate approximately +/- 3.00 acres of land from Agricultural
Whats unique about the band is all Glen Birch. Dont get me wrong, that General (AG) District to Country Residential (CR) District, balance to remain
the original music, said backup vocals would be freaking great. Agricultural General (AG) District.
and guitar player Sandy McRae. You Calgary-based rock band The Rad
get lots of cover bands and we are sort Brothers consists of three members
Comments may be forwarded in writing to Wheatland County or at the above
of a country-rock band. whose first names make up the band
name: Rod Slusar, Al Doell and Dan meeting. The application files may be reviewed in the County Office during
Backroad Traveler Band formed six
Bertrand. The band has only been to- regular office hours Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Any comments
years ago and got their first break play-
ing at Cowboys in Calgary. According gether for about a year but quickly provided will become part of the public record in accordance with Section 40
to lead singer and guitarist Harold Fast, came together for their shared loved of (1) of the Alberta Freedom of Information and Protection Privacy (FOIPP) Act.
this helped kick-start the bands career rock music. Any personal information on submissions made regarding applications is
and created opportunities to play at ro- We touch a little on blues but the collected under the authority of the FOIPP Act Section 33 (c) and subsequent
deos and corporate shows. majority is classic rock, said drummer versions of the Act.
While all the members now live in Doell.
Calgary, Fast and his wife Pam, who Each band is judged in four different
rocks bass, originally came from Mani- areas: original music, how well they
toba, while drummer Bartek Chlebows-
ki is from Ontario.
play, stage presence and audience in-
teraction. For each category a band is Development Decisions
About one year ago they added given a score on a scale of one to 10.
McRae as their fourth and final mem- The scores arent released.
ber. McRae used to be a substitute in The band with the highest score ad- Notice is hereby given that the Wheatland County Municipal Planning
the band but eventually pushed to be a vances to the finals on Aug. 25 for a Commission has approved or refused the following development permit
member of the team. chance at the top prize of $1,500, a applications:
There was a long debate and they spot at Canada 150 Music Festival on
agreed to have me in, said McRae. Aug. 26 and a gig co-hosting a radio
There was no debate, said Pam Fast program on 95.1 Golden West Radio. File # DP 2017-80
quickly with a chuckle. Battle of the Bands continues at Leg-
Approved with conditions
Rock group Backhand Echo, which ends July 27 featuring new bands.
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Chamber of Commerce thriving

community and expanding their reach
with agriculture and Wheatland County
in mind.
The organizations effort wasnt left
MIRIAM OSTERMANN tending their involvement in the com- that were all about networking and re- unnoticed by the town earlier this year,
Times Associate Editor munity, the chamber has emphasized ally focus on the business community, when the local council deferred pay-
their mission of promoting businesses because thats what a chamber is sup- ments on a loan acquired previously, by
The Strathmore and District Cham- in Strathmore to facilitate their growth posed to do, said Terri Kinsman, Strath- a year. Subsequently the chamber was
ber of Commerce has found strength and providing them with the needed more and District Chamber of Com- left with some working capital to be in-
in numbers as memberships have dou- tools. merce president. vested back into the business commu-
bled, and it has refocused attention on Now, 100 members strong and with a Were working really hard on our nity, providing a much-needed buffer.
its mission statement and the business diverse 15 members on the board, the communication being present at the As a result of having this additional
community. chamber continues to search for ways town council meetings so weve been cash flow, we are able to seriously con-
This has resulted in prosperity for the to increase their size. With this spike asked to sit on a lot of other commit- sider introducing some very dynamic
chamber positive reassurance when in numbers, members sit in on Town tees and invited to participate in a lot programs and work with some provin-
roughly 1.5 years ago the future of the of Strathmore council meetings, get of other discussions because of that. So cial as well as community partners for
organization remained uncertain. involved in Canada 150 projects, take were more involved in the community the benefit of small and medium sized
By adopting a forward-thinking ap- part in judging the Strathmore parade, than in the past. businesses here in Strathmore, said
proach and revamping the organization attend tourism initiatives and provide Having added five new board mem- Wanda Reinholdt, Strathmore and Dis-
with new board members, a member- input regarding the Downtown Revital- bers with varying skill sets, the cham- trict Chamber of Commerce vice-pres-
ship drive, board governance training, ization project. ber is thrilled about the possibilities of ident.
awards nights and seminars, and ex- We needed to get away from things getting more involved with the business Its exciting to be a part of this dy-
namic team and we have some very
interesting plans brewing. Discussions
are just beginning and its too soon to
give you all of the details, but we feel
if successful that these programs
would provide valuable and meaningful
information that is not readily available
to most small and medium sized busi-
nesses in our area.
The HR in a Box government initia-
tive is among the resources the cham-
ber is looking at providing, according
to Kinsman. It is a source of ready-to-
go human resource tools and informa-
tion such as templates, information and
Canada 150-Celebrating our forms.
The chamber will also focus on tour-
ism in the future and is involved in

Heritage and Culture forming a destination marketing orga-

nization.
The board is in tremendous shape
now, its probably in the best shape its
been in all the years Ive been mixed
up in it, said Rocky Blokland, Town
of Strathmore councillor. Its quite the
broad range of business people and
maybe some non-business people. I
think were headed in the right direc-
tion.
Strathmore
Stampede Getting involved
Parade Continued from Page 6

Brought to you by the Town of Strathmore But farming called, and in 1971 Ralph
and Linda returned to the family farm
August 5, 2017
at Duck Lake, and have lived there ever
Start Time: 9:00 am since.
Their lifelong hobbies have contin-
Registration Deadline: July 28, 2017 ued into retirement: Ralph continuing
Theme: his woodworking and carpentry, while
Linda is a quilter and has made quilts
Canada 150-Celebrating our for every member of their family.
Heritage and Culture Their community activities include
Ralph serving as zone chairman and
many other executive positions for Hus-
Parade Marshalls sar Lions, as a 4-H beef leader, as a bas-
ketball coach and as a cub leader.
Siksika Nation
Linda was a Brownie leader, 4-H Knif-
ty Knot leader, Wheatland Adult Educa-
tion co-ordinator, Hussar Caterer leader
Cost: Commercial Floats $25.00 and, of course, she was involved with
Non-Profit Organizations, Community school activities.
When they look back over their life-
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time, there have been tremendous
changes made in grain farming. Gone
are the days of sitting on the fender of
an 85 hp. tractor while summer fallow-
ing. Today there are new GPS-guided
500 hp. tractors using no-till practices.
Livestock handling and branding is still
completed as it has been for years. The
grain elevators, railway and school have
all gone. Gravel and dirt roads of the
past have been replaced by paved and
improved gravel roads. Bigger farms
with bigger equipment have changed
farming practices across our land.
REGISTER TODAY AT WWW.STRATHMORE.CA Ralph and Linda are proud of all the
accomplishments in their small com-
Applications can be done online or download the documents and drop off at Strathmore FCSS located at 85 Lakeside Blvd.
munity, like the beautiful new com-
munity hall, the new arena and curling
rink, and the seniors centre.
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A multitude of events returned, including the and slide, but one provided a climbing wall and Friday 8am to 5pm
parade, softball tournament and petting zoo, but another showcased a gladiator style joust for two
this year featured new games and things to try in- warriors. There was even a wall where kids could
cluding a gamer truck video game, Lego building wear a Velcro suit and jump into it, sticking them
and a circus performer named Dr. Von Houligan. in place.
We wanted to bring a little bit more to the fami- Dr. Von Houligans Carnival of Calamities pro-
lies with bringing some extra stuff on Sunday, duced three magical kid-friendly shows for fami-
said Chrissy Craig, Langdon Days event coordina- lies on July 23. Von Houligan showcased incred-
tor. We made the childrens festival on Saturday a ible dexterity and focus as he balanced a six-foot
little bit bigger and brought in a few more things, ladder on his chin. The veteran entertainer also
trying to hit all the ages. performed juggling manoeuvres and magic tricks.
The parade started at 10 a.m. on July 22. Clubs It went really well, everything went smooth-
and business showcased their best floats while the ly, no incidents, said Craig. We received lots of
fire department shot water at viewers. Vendors positive comments from the community, it was an
Village gave folks the opportunity to purchase awesome weekend.
Gregory, Harriman & Associates LLP,
Wheatland County meets with Fildebrandt Community Futures Wild Rose ,
Continued from Page 10 What I tried to do here is say Okay, I accept Top Drawer Accounting Inc.,
that you are taking a seat out of (rural southeast Farm Credit Canada,
Councillor Alice Booth supported Fildebrandts Alberta. We are going to work with the frame-
proposal, stating that her thought process was the work given to us but we are going to propose Talk2Us Mobility & Ducks Unlimited
same and that one MLA would not be able to do some smart adjustments to make the populations
a geographically large constituency the justice it even closer (to the Alberta average) than theyve invite all their friends and family to the
deserves. proposed, and so we keep county lines intact,
Our main concern is that Wheatland County
stays as one unit, said Ben Armstrong, Wheatland
said Fildebrandt.
After the meeting with Fildebrandt, county 10th Annual
County deputy reeve. He added that he was con-
cerned about a possible ripple effect if Wheatland
County pushed too hard to change the proposed
council motioned to send a letter to the Alberta
Electoral Boundaries Commission stating they
have no strong issues with the boundaries as pro-
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Fildebrandt replied that he is not pushing too
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M & M Drilling: the kids are taking over Cycling safety in Strathmore
BRADY GROVE who just graduated high school and is BRADY GROVE going to leave her with no room
Times Reporter looking forward to the challenge of work- Times Reporter to manoeuvre.
ing at the family business despite only My big mistake was checking
M & M Drilling has been a steward of working there a couple of weeks. For local resident Krista Her- over my shoulder to see if my
business in the Strathmore community for I didnt know what I wanted to do, said manson, cycling has become a husband was okay, said Herman-
over 60 years, but as of Aug. 1, they will be Leigh, who represents the fourth genera- sport she can enjoy with her son. Then I hit the curb.
under new management: Bill and Jeannette tion to work at the company. Theyre like, husband and friends. But it can Cyclists often wear shoes that
Murray are passing the company down to well, you can have a job here for a while come with dangers, mainly from lock into their pedals. Hermanson
their children Vince Murray and Shannon and see what its like. vehicles and improper sharing of was unable to unclip herself and
Zieman. M & M Drilling is a true family business the road. she suffered minor injuries in the
The brother and sister which includes Ziemans On July 9, Hermanson was form of cuts, scrapes and muscle
team will be the third gen- husband Dustin, who has forced off the service road (Ridge pain as she penguin-slid across
eration to run the com- been involved in the com- Rd.), on the north side of High- the grass.
pany. pany for 10 years. way 1, by a truck hauling a trailer. Honestly, I give him (trucker)
I wanted the kids to Anyone who has worked In a contest of car versus bike, the benefit, I dont think he knew
take it over and go on with with their family knows it car is always going to win, said what was happening, said Her-
it, said Bill, who spent his can create a different of- Hermanson, who started cycling manson. Thats why I come back
time in the field before fice environment. People four years ago. I try to ride in to education.
moving into the office. might be willing to say the safest place on the road that She feels more education and
Hopefully it can go on to something more confron- is possible for me and vehicles. awareness for cyclists and drivers
another generation after tational to a brother or Hermanson rides a racing bike can lead to safer travel for both
that. parents versus an unre- similar to the ones used in the groups. She isnt calling for any
Bills mom Irene was lated supervisor. However, Tour de France. According to drastic steps to occur such as cy-
part of the first generation an added bonus is know- Hermanson, she usually travels cling lanes like in Calgary.
that ran the company and ing someone is always around 25 km/h but said her hus- While the Town of Strathmore
was worried the business close by. band moves much faster at 35 has considered adding cycling
would be sold to someone It is unique, you can al- km/h. lanes to the community in the
new. The business itself ways count on them being The incident began at the stop past, so far it has declined to do
wont change with the new management. there (kids), said Jeannette, who served as sign on Ridge Rd. near the Shell so and instead implemented a
We want our staff and customers to office manager. You hope youve taught gas station as Hermanson and trails master plan, according to
know that its business as usual, said Zie- them how to work hard and be depend- her husband were stopped, and Mark Ruault, infrastructure and
man, who will take over running the pump able. about to cycle west towards the development services director.
side of the business. Its just the logistical The company began as M & W Drilling Dairy Queen. Cars were coming The trails plan is part of the
end at the top that will be different. in 1952 when Bills father Donald found- off Highway 1, forcing the pair to towns quality of life master plan
M & M is divided into two sections: ed the company with two partners named stay put. A truck hauling a trailer developed back in February 2010
pumping and drilling. The pump side of Johnny and Webster. Donald became sole pulled up next to the couple and by RC Strategies which includes a
the business includes pump installation owner in 1956 and the business has stayed waited with them. comprehensive trail system as the
and repairs. Vince will be managing the in the family ever since. Once it was clear, Hermanson number one priority for outdoor
drilling side of the company which drills M & M Drilling is hosting a customer ap- proceeded across the intersec- space. It is still being used today.
water wells all over southern Alberta and preciation day at their office to celebrate tion as did the truck. Herman- According to the Alberta Trans-
into Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Bill and Jeannettes 51 years, on Aug. 7 son made a note of the truck portation website, a bicycle that is
Zieman currently runs the health and from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The couple plans going around her but as the two being ridden is a vehicle. A cyclist
safety program but will be relinquishing on spending their retirement travelling and reached the other side, Herman- must follow the rules of the road
the duties to her niece, Leigh Murray, 18, visiting family members across Canada. son realized the trucks trailer was like drivers of other vehicles.

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Some of Strathmores best cowboys com-

peted at the annual K-Days in Edmonton
last weekend.
Scott Schiffner competed in bull riding,
Tate Hartell rode in the bareback and Ri-
ley Roy teamed up with Brady Chapel of
Moose Jaw, Sask. in the team roping event.
K-Days went from July 21 to the 30, with
the rodeo going July 21-23 at Northlands
Nicole Skiftun (l) 919 and Jen Olar were two of five Strathmore ladies to compete in the Calgary 70.3 Ironman July 23. The race started at Auburn Coliseum.
Bay in Calgary, swung out east down Highway 22X and wrapped up back at Auburn Bay following a run along the Bow River. K-Days, formerly known as Klondike
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Friends bond over Ironman race

that each competitor competed in one
event over the three-day period. Ten com-
petitors competed each day with the overall
high-point scorer recognized at the end of
TYLER LOWEY was super cooperative, the sun was with a group of friends that you got each performance. The highest point scorer
Times Reporter out, there were no clouds and only to know so well through all the hours in each event at the end of the three days
a slight wind, which didnt give the of training, said Deagle. received cash prizes.
Summer activities are always more swimmers and bikers too difficult of Olar snuck in just below the seven- Schiffner, one of the greatest bull riders
enjoyable when friends are involved. a time. The air quality was nearly per- hour mark, with a time of 6:59:33 in of all time, was the only one of the three
That even includes competing in a lo- fect. the 45-49 division. locals to take home some cash.
cal Ironman race under the beating More than 800 racers swam through Skiftun wasnt too far behind her, He placed third with a score of 86.75 and
sun. Auburn Bay, the starting point for the crossing the line at 7:00:29 (40-44 di- scored $8,174.42. He only missed out on
Thats what Candice Fargey, Jen half marathon. First, the male pro vision), followed by King at 7:13:47 first place and more than $12,000 by 1.25
King, Nicole Skiftun, Jen Olar and athletes dove into the water at 6:45 (35-39 division). points.
Lauren Deagles idea of fun was that a.m., followed by the males aged 30- The race started with a 1.9-kilome- For Schiffner, it was his first big haul since
lead them to the Ironman 70.3 Cal- 44. The group of Strathmore ladies tre swim, followed by a 90km bike he won the Sundre Pro Rodeo ( June 23-25)
gary on July 23. was the fourth group in the water at ride east on Highway 22X, turning with 86 points. Since then, he got bucked
I have run half marathons by my- 7 a.m. back to Calgary along Township off at the Airdrie Pro Rodeo on June 28 and
self in the past and it wasnt as re- It was my first half Ironman and I Road 224. Athletes wrapped up the again at the Ponoka Stampede on June 29.
warding as this one was, said Dea- thought it was a pretty good experi- race with a 21.1km (half marathon) While most of the draws for the Strath-
gle. It was so much more fun to ence. The water was the most chal- run along the Bow River. more Stampede were released online ear-
train, prep and finish the race with lenging part for me, I have never It was nice working with those lier this week, Schiffner needs to find out
people you know. been comfortable swimming in lakes girls leading up to the race, said Skif- which stock he will be riding before he
The ladies didnt plan on doing before, but I was able to finish the tun. We all had different experiences finds out his draw date.
the ninth installment of the Ironman swim in enough time and carry on with different races in the past, so we Roy and Chapel turned in one good run
together, but coincidentally they in- with the race, said King. were able to pass along tips to who- in Edmonton, but left empty handed, finish-
dividually signed up for the race. It Like King, it was the first half Iron- ever needed it. Things like sunscreen ing 11th, just out of the money awarded to
was through the training and weeks man for most of the ladies. They have and proper nutrition are things you the Top 10 finishers. They only secured the
leading up to the race that they came all competed in triathlons at some dont really think about beforehand. steer in 5.8 seconds during their run July
together as friends. distance in the past, but Olar was the It was great to have such a sup- 21.
Triathlon sports are individual only one with previous experience at portive group around you when you It was a cool rodeo to be a part of and
sporting events, but each racer has a the half Ironman distance. were training because some days you a great experience to rope animals in the
big support group that helped them Deagle was the top finisher out of are off or faltering for whatever rea- same arena that the Canadian Finals Rodeo
through training and cheered them the group. She was competing in the son, and they were always there for uses, said Roy, who will be competing Aug.
on during the race, said Skiftun. Its 25-29 age bracket and completed her support and encouragement, said 6 at the Strathmore Stampede.
stuff like that that keeps you moving race in a time of 5:41:11. For her age King. Hartell also just missed out on the money
throughout the day. division, she finished 16th. The new race group took some following his 77.5 score on July 21.
The weather conditions leading up Crossing the finish line one minute time to celebrate individually with It started out as a good ride, but the
to the race did not look promising. behind her was Fargey, who checked their families following the race, but horse weakened up towards the end and
Smoke from the B.C. wildfires had in with a time of 5:42:10 in the 40-44 have plans to reconvene for drinks quit bucking. I didnt finish him off good
cancelled races elsewhere, but the age group. and to break down the Ironman race enough to place in the money, said Hartell.
smoke lifted in time for the race. Candice finished one minute be- even more. And eventually, once ev- Hartell figures he will be competing ei-
This was the best edition of the hind me so we were able to celebrate eryone is rested up, maybe even ig- ther Aug. 4 or 5 at his favourite rodeo of the
race yet, said Ironman event found- together. Definitely the highlight of nite talks about doing another Iron- year, the Strathmore Stampede.
er Paul Anderson. The weather the day was being able to compete man race down the road.

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New ballpark named after local legend

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter

A year ago it was a diamond in the

rough.
The new ballpark in Cheadle is set
for its grand opening and unveiling of
its name July 29 when the Strathmore
Reds host the Okotoks Outlaws in ban-
tam league action.
The Cheadle Lions Club and Strath-
more and District Minor Baseball decid-
ed to name the field after one of Wheat-
land Countys greatest supporters of the
game at the grassroots level.
As of July 29, the brilliant new ball-
park will be known as Ray Fair Field.
Fair passed away last May after suf-
fering a heart attack. He was 68 years
old.
Ray was a long-time resident of the
area, a Lions Club member and a huge
supporter of local baseball as a play-
er, coach and an umpire, said bantam
Reds assistant coach Darren Cockx. We
thought it would be perfect and fitting
to name the field after him.
Cockx was one of four project man-
agers who built the new facility. He ran
the idea of naming the field after Ray The Strathmore Reds bantam team defeated the Camrose Cougars Royal 12-7 on July 15 at the soon-to-be-named Ray Fair Field in Cheadle. On July 29,
the Reds will host an exhibition game and unveil the new name for the ballpark, starting at 5 p.m.
past Rays widow Marilyn. Photo Courtesy of Darren Cockx
I was really proud when I heard
they were naming the field after him. two weeks ago when the bantam Reds provincial championship. paid off.
Ray loved baseball and was really in- played three games, winning two. The The recommendation worked, as The Reds won provincials last year,
volved with the organization of all the midgets even broke in their new digs Baseball Alberta announced last week advancing to the Western Canadian
teams, said Marilyn. I drove past the with a 14-4 dusting of the Okotoks Out- that Cheadle will host this years ban- championship, where they took home
field last month and its beautiful. Ray laws July 19. tam Tier I championship, when the the silver medal.
would have loved it. First pitch of the grand opening game Reds will look to defend their provin- Baseball Alberta was also so blown
Fair Field will be home to the midget goes at 6 p.m., following the opening cial title Aug. 4 to 6. away by Cockxs aerial photographs
and bantam Reds, as the field was de- ceremonies. Its pretty amazing how this place that they have decided to use his shot
signed with both ballpark dimensions Marilyn will be on hand for the rib- was dirt a year ago, and now Baseball for the cover of their yearly handbook
in mind. The outfield fence is burgundy bon cutting and unveiling of the new Alberta is giving us provincials, said that comes out next March. The book
with an extended portion in right field. sign, which will be located behind the Cockx. Its a pretty impressive feat for always feautres one ballpark on the
The concrete dugouts are spacious with home plate bleachers. There will also us. All those hours of work have really cover, containing a list of past winners.
individual areas for player equipment. be a free dinner featuring beef on a bun
A mesh screen replaces the tradition- with a bar serving cold beverages.
al chain-link fence for better viewing, When the bantam Reds hosted three
as there is optimal viewing from all games two weekends ago, the coaching
around the ballpark. The scoreboard staffs from the Provost Pilots, Camrose
and bantam-sized foul pole that were Cougars and St. Albert Cardinals were
missing during the bantam game two so blown away by the stunning beauty
weeks ago, have since been erected. of the field, they recommended the lo-
Fair Field housed its first ball games cation be the host site for this years

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Krebs locked in at Hockey Canada camp

TYLER LOWEY one another in a healthy exhibition
Times Reporter game.
We dont focus on the games here.
Peyton Krebs is officially a member We emphasize the individual play,
of Hockey Canada. teaching tactics in one-on-one play to
The former CFR Chemicals Bisons the kids, so they become comfortable
centre put on the red, white and black on the ice. We spend a lot of time break-
national training jersey for the first time ing down the offensive and defensive
July 23 with his new team for the fol- side of the game, said team Red head
lowing week at the U17 Hockey Canada coach Gilles Bouchard, who is coming
developmental camp at WinSport Arena off his third season behind the bench
in Calgary. of the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies of the
It has been an unbelievable experi- Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
ence to be at this camp with the calibre We want to make sure we develop a
of talent on the ice and high level of strong base early in the camp and go
class that Hockey Canada carries itself from there.
with, said Krebs. It has been an hon- The on-ice sessions are intense. With
our and a special feeling to represent only 19 skaters on the ice, the coach-
them out on the ice. I have been want- ing staff blurs through drills as players
ing to do this all my life. might have only gotten two or three
Knowing about his invite to the camp reps in each drill.
for more than a month, the realization This was the first time that I got to
Peyton Krebs tries to steal the puck from Vancouver Giants prospect Bowen Byram July 24 at Joan
that Krebs finally reached the national see (Krebs). Hes a great hockey play-
Snyder Arena in Calgary during the U17 Hockey Canada developmental camp.
level sunk in July 23. er with a great attitude and he really
Tyler Lowey Photo
All 111 players were in the same wants to learn. I talked with him on the
room and everyone stood up, intro- ice about a few details, and right away each rep, because you might not get an- game schedule at 10:45 a.m. against
duced themselves and said where they he adjusted himself and always tries to other chance that practice to work on Team Black at the Markin MacPhail
were from, said Krebs. That was su- be a better player, said Bouchard, who that skill. Centre.
per special knowing that the top play- is returning for his third year as a coach He isnt totally unfamiliar out there Krebs played one season with the
ers and draft picks from all the CHL in the program. on the ice. Sharing the Team Red locker CFR Chemicals Bisons and tied for the
leagues were here. A key in Krebs retention of the over- room with Krebs were four other play- league lead in scoring with 40 points.
The 111 invitees were split up into six whelming waves of information that he ers from the Alberta Midget Hockey Following this camp, the rosters for
teams for the first half of camp. From has been flooded with this past week League this past season. the World U17 Hockey Challenge, from
dawn until dusk, each day, the players are keeping a journal, writing down Krebs is hoping that all the hard Nov. 5 to 11 in Fort St. John and Daw-
were surrounded by teammates and anything important he picks up this work put in earlier in the week paid off son Creek, B.C., will send three teams to
some of Canadas elite hockey coaches. week. once the puck drops for the exhibition compete against teams from the United
The first half of camp was the hard Youve just got to go hard when you games that started July 26. States, Finland, Czech Republic, Russia
stuff: twice-a-day on-ice sessions, are out there on the ice, said Krebs. The last chance to catch Krebs in and Sweden. Last year, Sweden nudged
stretching, cooling down, fitness testing There isnt too much one-on-one time game action during the camp is July 27 out Canada Black for the gold medal
and off-ice workouts. It wasnt until the with the coaches, so when they de- at 7:45 p.m. when they take on Team in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. The rosters for
last few days of camp that the coaches scribe a drill, you have to put what they White at the Markin MacPhail Centre, each of the three Canadian teams will
got to see the prospects pinned against said in your brain and implement it on and July 28 when they wrap up their be unveiled later this fall.

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Reds wrap up Wrestling

returns to
regular seasons the Legion
TYLER LOWEY them extra bases and extra outs, said BRADY GROVE
Times Reporter Shawn. Times Reporter
Wrestler Heavy Metal choked out wrestler Ugh
Kadin went a perfect 3-for-3 at the
during the Canadian Heavyweight Title match
Strathmore midget Reds head coach dish, as Hagel was saddled with the Residents and wrestling fans were
at the Real Canadian Wrestling (RCW) Summer
Shawn Wilson saw this final five-game loss after giving up four runs only treated to Real Canadian Wrestling Fallout at the Strathmore Royal Canadian Legion
stretch as a measuring stick for his one earned in 5.1 innings. (RCW) Summer Fallout at the Royal Branch No.10 on July 21. Brady Grove Photo
team. The Reds won their first game at the Canadian Legion Branch #10 in Strath-
The bats responded, as the Reds went soon-to-be-named Ray Fair Field when more on July 21. Ugh to retain his Canadian heavyweight
3-2 over the past week and a half, as they cranked the Okotoks Outlaws 14-4 This is the wrestling companys sec- title. However, after beating Ugh with a
they shuffle for final positioning in the July 19. ond show as they added Strathmore to big boot to the face, Heavy Metal and
provincial standings. Sauve led the way with seven RBIs their monthly tour stops. his allies Davis and Big Jess gave their
The last few days we played some from the cleanup spot, as he went 3-for- We are kind of like the independent solo opponent a three-man beat-down.
good baseball in some high-pressure 3 with a double and three-run homer. farm league (of the WWE), said Steve Steven Styles and Brice The Slam-
situations and we won more than we The Reds head coach liked the way Ewaschuk, one of the owners. Weve mer Sova came to Ughs aid which
lost. Cant ask for much more than his team responded against the Out- just expanded into Calgary, Edmonton, started a new three-on-three bout. The
that, said Wilson. laws following a highly questionable Red Deer and now Strathmore. team of Ugh, Styles and Sova over-
A comeback win up north capped off walk-off loss to the Innisfail Indians. Residents of all ages were present as whelmed Heavy Metals crew because
the Reds regular season, when Darcee Kyle Baumgardt singled up the mid- wrestlers took to the ring to awe those they worked together. Big Jess and
Hall ripped a grounder up the middle, dle and centre fielder Ericson appeared present with high-flying moves and Heavy Metal refused to help Davis
scoring Mitch Kennett and Ben Slemp, to throw D Larsen out at the dish, but carefully timed body slams. when he got himself into trouble as he
and walking off the Fort McMurray Oil the umpire ruled otherwise. Its good entertainment, said Night- was body slammed by the opposition,
Giants 10-9 July 23 at Jubilee Park. The Reds finished the regular season ingale resident Scott Klassen, who over and over.
We battled through a little frustra- 10-8 and have put themselves in the brought his wife and two kids to enjoy Im called the Slammer for a reason,
tion lately, but these kids came togeth- best position possible to jump up into the drama of wrestling. Its something said Sova with a laugh. Im not the big
er and won that last game, pushing the Tier II provincials. different for Strathmore. house but I pick people up and slam
us over .500 in that final stretch. It is Performers used the microphone them.
something we have been building to- BANTAM REDS WIN THREE to add some character and flare, with Sovas character was originally sup-
wards all year and it came together this The bantam Reds wrapped up their some playing the good guy and others posed to be a bad guy from jail, but
past weekend, said Wilson. regular season with a perfect 3-0 week- purposely antagonizing the crowd. hes changed his persona to look like
The Reds were down 4-1 heading end in Fort Saskatchewan. Dwight Davis scolded the people of something from out of a childs night-
into the bottom of the sixth, when they The Reds continued their stretch of Strathmore because at their first show mare. Sova wore a gas mask and spiked
poured in the fifth and sixth runs to late-game heroic wins when Aidan on June 15 he got beat up by a group shoulders on his way down to the ring,
close things out. Cockx scored the winning run on a sui- of wrestlers and nobody helped him. flexing his arms in old-school Hulk Ho-
Three walks and an Andrew Ericson cide squeeze in the seventh inning, to Kids in particular loved to boo him but gan fashion but reluctantly filled a good
bean ball brought the Reds within one, brush back the Grand Prairie Reds 7-6 it didnt faze the veteran wrestler. guy role.
when a Jack Sauve single to left tied July 22 at Eldon Brown Park Bantam There were six matches at the show RCW will be back at the Legion on
the game at four. Hall picked up an- Diamond. including a main event which took part Aug. 18. Tickets are $15 in advance or
other and Hayze Stevens was plunked Cockx was unstoppable at the plate, over two fights. Heavy Metal defeated $20 at the door.
on the first pitch walk for the free RBIs. going 4-for-4 with a pair of RBIs. Car-
Scott Desserre chipped in with another
single to temporarily give the Reds the
son Polet also turned in a strong of-
fensive outing, going 3-for-4 with three
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
6-4 lead. runs scored. VILLAGE OF STANDARD
The Oil Giants racked up five in the Later that day, the Reds knocked off
top half of the seventh, only to cough it the host Fort Saskatchewan Red Sox
up in the bottom half. 12-8. BYLAW 3-2017 PROPOSES TO AMEND LAND USE
Earlier in the day, the Reds won a First basemen Ryerson Rushford went
laugher, when they blasted the Bonny- 3-for-3 with a double, two runs scored BYLAW NO. 02-2012
ville Braves 19-2 at Jubilee Park. and an RBI. He also came in the game
Desserre led the Reds offensively, go- in the seventh to close the game out, DATE: August 9, 2017
ing 4-for-5 with two runs scored and an striking out a pair of batters. TIME: 7:00 p.m.
RBI. Leadoff man Kadin Wilson gener- The Reds put a bow on their regular PLACE: Village Office Located at 120 Elsinore Avenue, Standard, Alberta
ated three RBIs and scored three times, season with a 7-4 clipping of the Slave
while going 2-for-4 at the plate. Short- Lake Heat July 23. PURPOSE: The purpose of Bylaw 3-2017 is to consider text amendments to Land Use
stop Garret Hagel and Hunter Biskup Colby Tanton picked up the win after Bylaw No. 02-2012 including the addition of new definitions; general information on
each crossed home plate three times. going five strong innings, striking out
alternative energy systems such as solar and wind power; and the addition of cer-
Ericson and Kennett combined to three hitters.
tain types of alternative energy systems to permitted or discretionary uses in several
throw the four-hitter over five innings. Catcher Kaden Zarowny led the Reds
zones.
Despite out-hitting the opposition with a pair of hits in four trips to the
9-6, the Reds opened the weekend with dish and scored a pair of runs.
PRESENTATION: A Public Hearing will be held in the Council Chamber, in the Village
a 5-1 loss to the Fort Saskatchewan Red The Reds will host the Okotoks Out-
of Standard Municipal Office, located at 120 Elsinore Avenue, commencing at 7:00
Sox. laws July 29 in an exhibition match as
p.m. Council will hear from any person claiming to be affected by the proposed bylaw.
We left a lot of runners on base that they unveil the new sign for Ray Fair
Field for the brand new ballpark in The time limit of oral presentations is subject to the direction of the Chairperson. Oral
game. Its fun to pile up the hits when
you blow teams out, but we needed Cheadle. After that, they will prepare to and written comments should address the point of the proposed amendment. Persons
to bear down a little bit more in those defend their provincial title when they wishing to submit a letter, petition or other communication concerning these matters
tighter games. We also needed to cut host provincials at Ray Fair Field Au- in advance of the Public Hearing, may do so provided they are legibly written. Sub-
down on the walks and unearned runs. gust 4 to 6, with a trip to the Western missions will be received up to 4:00 p.m. on August 8, 2017 and should be addressed
Its tough to beat teams when you give Canadian championships on the line. to: The Village of Standard, Box 249, Standard, Alberta, T0J 3G0. Please be advised
that the personal information in submissions made, is collected under the authority of

Wheatland cowgirls compete the Alberta Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, Section 33(c) and
subsequent versions of the Act. All submissions provided to the Village Council will be

at National Rodeo
publicly available, in accordance with Section 40(1) of the FOIP Act.

DOCUMENTATION: A copy of the proposed bylaw may be inspected by the public

TYLER LOWEY disappointing pair of runs, I learned to during regular office hours, from 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m., at the Village Office, located at
Times Reporter be proud of actually making it (to the
120 Elsinore Avenue.
finals), said Brister. There are plenty
Belt buckles and purse winnings of kids back home who didnt even This notice is given pursuant to Sections 606 and 692 of the Municipal Government
arent the only thing contestants can qualify for this event. It was a great Act.
bring home from the National High experience and a big opportunity that
School Finals Rodeo (NHSFR). most kids dont get to experience. First Publication: July 21, 2017
Dalemeads Jewel Brister might have Brister made the 11-hour drive to Gil- Second Publication: July 28, 2017
knocked over a pair of barrels during lette, Wyo. July 11 with her family. The
her two runs but walked away with bet- rodeo took place from July 16 to 22 at Leah Jensen
ter perspective. the CAM-PLEX Event Facility. Chief Administrative Officer
It was strange. Even though I had a Continued on Page 20
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Household Items, Collect-
ibles, Tools, Misc. Items and
Please be advised that effective
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at NHSF rodeo bride-elect of
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More. 25 Plainsview Road.
the activities of Welcome to our newest members!
Saturday, July 29 ESTATE SALE. Thurs., Aug.
3, 1-6 p.m. Small apartment
The Happy Gang 50+ Society The Strathmore and District Chamber of Commerce
would like to take a moment to welcome our two
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furnishings: power recliner, of Strathmore, AB will be moved newest members:
Cairnhill Hall
Contestants from all over North Amer-
curio cabinet, folding table & to Branch #10 of The Royal
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ica and Australia converged for the welcome. size (2X-3X) ladies clothing, Canadian Legion in Strathmore. and
competition that featured more than 30 Please bring a
ladies Skechers shoes, as- Peaceman Consulting Inc.
Alberta athletes. favorite recipe for the bride!
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A pair of wide turns led to tipping the

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time penalty, she rode to a combined ing and advisory services
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still a good trip, said Brister, who will I told you! I dont have Alzheimers!
enter Grade 12 this fall at Chestermere Sat 10am-5pm existingcertificate of title:
SW-36-24-22-W4
High School.
What I do have is what EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND
It marked her fifth trip to the finals. A
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I call, Some-Timers.
11th place finish in the barrels last year, DONATIONS: The property is located approximately
4 km southeast of Standard, Alberta and has
when she also qualified for pole bend- Sometimes I remember annual surface lease revenue of $3,000.00.
ing. SUE For further details, interested parties may
She qualified for this years finals af- and sometimes I dont!
ter finishing fourth in the Alberta High (587) 227-0819 contact Garry Kapaniuk at (403) 644-3970.
Possession date January 4, 2018. Sale is
School Rodeo Association with 145
Now you know, and dont forget it! #8 - 55 Wheatland Trail, subject to rights of existing tenant to remove
points. 2017 crops prior to May 1, 2018.
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out to that first barrel, you focus in on ACCOUNTING AND Effective August 1, 2017 we will be operating Sealed Tender Agreements must be accom-
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