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Hospice focus group Close to 400 students and staff were left without
drinking water or toilet usage in the early hours of
Monday, Jan. 15 at the Wheatland Crossing School.
Shortly after 8 a.m. when school buses had al-
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HEALTH ADVICE
Bikers want Strathmore chapter to help kids
MIRIAM OSTERMANN bullied as a kid and having nobody to
Gord Morck
Times Associate Editor rely on is hard. There are so many kids Pharmacist
out there who keep their mouths shut
The wheels are not just turning on the and suffer. I think having Guardians of Capsule Comments
Kawasaki Vulcan bike of a Strathmore the Children in this community will turn If you are planning for a pregnancy, taking prenatal
resident who hopes to provide security that around. Maybe a little bit, maybe a vitamins important to ensure the good health of
lot. But as long as there is a presence of the baby. Start these vitamins three months before
and stability to children and families conception if that’s possible and they should be
suffering from abuse by establishing a us there, as long as we care, things can continued after birth as long as the mother is
local Guardians of the Children chapter. change.” breastfeeding. Ensure your prenatal vitamin has at
Guardians of the Children (GOC) is In the past, members of the organiza- least 600mcg of folic acid, 27 mg of elemental iron
and from 150 to 250mcg of iodine per day. Read the
a biker organization also dedicated to tion have provided children with rides labels.
protecting the victims of child abuse. to school on their bikes and even set up Sleep apnea is a condition where the airway becomes
The man, whose road name is Chico buddy benches in schools for children blocked during sleep and breathing stops and starts.
and who asked that his name be kept when issues arise. The benches provide This can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke,
diabetes and heart failure. Heavy snoring is a symptom
private for security reasons, has already a space for children to sit down when and fatigue during the day is common. Solutions
helped set up two other chapters in Al- being bullied or facing a problem that include CPAP machines that keep the airways open
berta. Now he is searching for 10 volun- then attracts the attention of staff at during sleep. There are also mouth appliances which
school or kids wearing a little guardian may work for some people. In the U.S. the FDA has
teers, who either own or have access to OK’d a neurostimulator implanted in the chest which
a motorbike, to set up a branch in his patch. senses abnormal breathing patterns and stimulates the
hometown. GOC partners with advocacy agencies Strathmore resident Chico – his road name – muscles to keep airways open. Sleep apnea is a serious
and victim assistance groups. The orga- hopes to attract the interest of at least 10 vol- problem and better solutions are on the horizon.
“Strathmore needs something posi-
unteers with bikes to open up a Guardian of the Here’s a hint on how you can increase your chance of
tive happening … I believe that in every nization has chapters established in ev-
Children chapter in Strathmore. The chapter aims achieving your New Year’s resolutions. Write it down
community – it’s sad to say – but there’s ery province across Canada. The three to provide protection and security for children and and make your goal specific. For example, “I will lose
abuse,” said Chico. “We want to get that current chapters in Alberta are located families suffering from abuse. 10 pounds by the end of April 2018”. And put that
out there that there is some support of in Red Deer, Edmonton and Wetaskiwin. written affirmation on your bathroom mirror so you
Photo Courtesy of Chico see it often throughout the day. As an added incentive,
kids and families, and we want to help Over the years, members of the or- tell others about your goal. It will help you stick to
them as much as possible.” ganization have fundraised for vari- family forever. We never just walk away your goals. Give it a try!
When Chico immigrated to Cana- ous needs associated with the wellbe- from them.” Alcoholic drinks won’t make you feel warmer in
da from El Salvador in 1998, the then ing of children, lent their presence and Goodrich recalled a situation where a cold weather. Alcohol is a vasodilator and causes
blood vessels to dilate especially the capillaries just
Grade 4 student became a target for support by accompanying children to family faced harassment and, together under the skin. Alcohol also reduces your ability to
bullying. The experience left a lasting court, and organized Christmas parties with 40 members, the bikers camped shiver which is another way your body tries to keep
impression on the now 38-year-old who and rides. out on the lawn until the court case was you warm.
works with special-needs kids, and mo- “It really does work, I’ve been to court over. Hours:
tivated him to join an organization fo- with a lot of children, and it’s amazing, To establish a chapter in Strathmore, M-F: 9 - 7 pm • Sat: 9 - 6 pm
cused on the betterment of the lives of like night and day, once we get involved the 10 members will have to get their Sun & Holidays: 11 - 5 pm
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The Town of Strathmore is seeking (3) needs of the elderly and their families are
community members who would like to considered.
volunteer to sit on the Town’s Senior’s Advisory Provides advice to Town Council regarding
Committee. The mandate for this committee activities that affect seniors and their families,
is to enhance access to Town Services for and on matters it identifies that need action.
seniors, the elderly, and their families; and Deals with matters which may be referred by
to identify and suggest solutions to gaps and Council.
barriers that impede the full participation of Create an annual work plan with specific
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within the Town of Strathmore. The committee Report to Council quarterly throughout the
Council Meeting functions are to: year describing accomplishments, referencing
will be Advises on current matters that affect seniors objectives from the work plan, and identifying
and their families. issues the committee responded to.
January 4, 2018 Monitors Town programs to ensure that the This committee meets monthly.
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The year will also be satisfying if he
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“I don’t think we’re going to get it all
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Collaboration to improve policing

SHARON MCLEAY The goal is to target com- to discuss service challenges in
Times Contributor munity priorities and im- their respective areas.
prove communication be- Wheatland County is a large
It is not often that you tween the service and area, serviced by four different
warrant a response from community members. RCMP detachments. Some of the
multiple RCMP detachments Drumheller, Strathmore, issues discussed were commu-
at once, and it wasn’t a major Beiseker, Gleichen and nication with the public, Rural
crime event or natural disas- Bassano RCMP senior rep- Crime Watch, response times
ter; it was a positive collab- resentatives met Jan. 9 at and staffing concerns.
orative policing meeting. Wheatland County council Councillor Amber Link indi-
cated some of her constituents
Public safety commitment: Members from RCMP gathered with municipal leaders to
were hesitant to call in, and
discuss policing issues on Jan 9 at Wheatland County council chambers. Collabora-
response time delays often dis- tion and communication were primary topics with a view to improve public safety.
Strathmore Legion Branch #10 NEWS couraged people from calling
officers to rural areas.
Hussar Mayor Tim Frank (front l-r), Rockyford Mayor Darcy Burke, Wheatland County
(WC) Councillor Jason Wilson, Deputy Reeve Scott Klassen, WC Councillor Amber
By Irene Knappe, Secretary / PR / Poppy Chair Officers responded by saying Link, Beiseker Sgt. G. Demmon. Drumheller Staff Sgt. Kevin Charles (back l-r), WC
• Oh BOY!! Did I make some mistakes last week!! First of all, the times for the Legion meetings limited resources mean calls are Peace officer Sgt. Jeff Cyr, WC Peace officer Kris Permann, Standard Mayor Alan
is 7:00 pm, not 7:30 as I stated before. Secondly, the LA meetings times is 7:30 pm and not the 7:00 strategically prioritized accord- Larsen, Gleichen NOC Sgt. T. Codling, WC Councillor Tom Ikert, Strathmore Staff
pm I put in. I’m so sorry if this has caused anyone any grief! ing to an officer’s availability, Sgt. Kevin O’Dwyer. Sharon McLeay Photo
• Chef Pat is back after his Mexican holiday with his family, all bright-eyed and bushy-tailed and proximity to the call and sever-
ready to feed us! Come one, come all, you just know you won’t be disappointed!!! ing drugs or fatalities. They also with this, as long as we can
• I want to repeat, our next Casino for the Legion fund raiser will be on February 14th and 15th. ity of the call.
“We understand that they feel have developed enhanced po- guarantee to our residents that
Volunteers are needed for the day and night shifts and various positions. If you are interested, please
obtain a form at the bar and fill it in and return it to the bar staff for forther handling. Thank you in they are under siege and feel licing contracts through private we are paying it for a reason. We
advance. alone,” said Gleichen’s Opera- service agreements (PSA) with need to have a meeting between
• I promised you the positions of the Exeutive, so here is the information: the RCMP, which negotiates fi- facilitators to get things done
President/Bingo Liaison: Jenny Schumann; First Vice-President/Donations: Basil Dwyer; Second
tions NCO Sgt. Tyler Codling.
RCMP want to assure resi- nancing for a guaranteed por- sooner, or later. We have to fig-
Vice-President/Ways & Means/Entertainment: Allan Auger; Treasurer: Ken Godlien; Secretary/Poppy
Fund/PR/Grievances: Irene Knappe; Sgt. At Arms: Doug Earnshaw; Branch Service Officer/Honours dents that officers are dis- tion of an officer’s time to be ure this out.”
and Awards: Hap Hanson; Policy & By-Laws: Teresa Stark; General Assistant: Tanner Noel; Kitchen patched immediately for violent dedicated to municipal issues. In One debate states that paid
Liaison: Duane Smith; Board Advertising: Joeff Oesch; Policy & By-Laws/Special Events: John
crimes against persons. Codling Strathmore, there is one position policing constitutes a failure of
Whieldon; Judy Stephenson. If you have any questions for any one of these departments, please sponsored by Rocky View Coun- the police system to provide ser-
contact the person responsible directly. emphasized that even if officers
• Legion General Meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 23rd, at 7:00 pm. All members are are delayed, or follow up on an ty, and Gleichen has a working vice and may affect impartiality
welcome!! incident, the call provides intel- agreement with Siksika Nation. of the officers. Officers respond
• Darts and crib are continuing. Please check the board at the back of the hall for whichever ligence and important data for “We have noticed a huge dif- that their integrity and respect
sport is your thing. ference getting members on the for the law follows through no
• Bingo is every Wednesday, beginning at 5:30. Open to the public – everyone welcome! Many the investigation; officers en-
couraged people to call and pro- road (with enhanced policing),” matter who is paying the bill.
prizes to be won!
• The weather is taking its toll, having cancelled one Bingo due to the extreme cold. It’s not too vide the details of their concern. said Strathmore RCMP Staff Sgt. Theorists indicate the move to
bad for those living close, but can be a hazard for those living further. Beiseker detachment Sgt. Glen Kevin O’Dwyer. paid policing reflects the need
• If anyone has any news regarding the Legion they wish to impart to the readers, please let me “Such efforts will continue for an organizational re-evalua-
know. I can be reached at irene.knappe@gmail.com. Thank you!!
Demmon said officers from dif-
ferent detachments try to help to be coordinated through the tion of the entire system, which
Never forget yesterday, but always live for today…Because you never know what tomor-
row can bring, or what it can take away… each other out when needed. contract management commit- feeds back whether the federal
LEST WE FORGET There are informal mutual aid tee and will focus on ensuring government is supplying tax-
For further information, please call the Legion at 403.934.5119 agreements and the officers meaningful consultation, en- payers with essential services.
work closely with municipal hanced standardized reporting, Others say paid policing can be
peace officers as well. and consistent stewardship and effective for lesser duties, and

GET YOUR Another concern was callers interpretation/application of the provides additional revenue for
calling the wrong detachments PSAs. Using thorough client con- cash-strapped and manpower
sultation, the RCMP will gauge poor public services, enabling
CLASSIFIED
for service. They said it helps if
people can write their GPS loca- the level of satisfaction with the officers to keep up with ever-ex-
tion or county designation code administration and maintenance panding roles and expectations

ADS IN THE by the phone and give it to the

dispatcher at the time of the call.
of the PSAs and will address is-
sues identified,” stated Honour-
on their time.
The RCMP state their en-
able Ralph Goodale, the federal hanced policing positions pro-
TIMES! They want people to know the
questions asked by the dispatch-
er are important to call response
government’s minister of Public
Safety and Emergency Prepared-
vide the same service level as of-
ficers paid fully by the province
ness. and they respond to the same
Call and establishing an official file.
If a call comes in for another “It provides communities with type of calls.
an effective, highly trained po- RCMP members indicate data
403-934-5589
area officers said they try to
pass calls to the correct area or lice service which can seamless- and paperwork documentation
respond if necessary. ly investigate local priorities that are required for investigations
For locations of detachments, may have linkages to provincial/ leading to convictions. It is often
view the boundary map at rcmp- territorial, national and inter- time sensitive, comprehensive
grc.gc.ca/ab/images/map.pdf. national investigations. Having and can be delayed by backlogs
To estimate officer assign- this pool of highly trained po- in outside services such as DNA
ments, the RCMP use an assign- lice officers from one end of the analysis. Most consider it im-
ment formula. However, it may country to the other enables the pacts their street time.
not take into consideration min- RCMP to quickly and successful- To deal with that, they have
imal resource provision, large ly supply a large contingent of asked municipalities to sponsor
coverage areas, special events resources to respond rapidly to the salaries of extra officers or
drawing in other populations frontline emergencies and criti- watch clerks that provide ad-
and demands of an ailing justice cal incidents, as well as conduct ministrative services.
system. investigations and carry out en- Watch clerks help each shift
Statistics Canada states that forcement and prevention, com- provide better file reporting
generally there is one police of- munity policing and crime re- consistency and duty flexibility
ficer allotted for 800 to 1,000 duction activities.” for members. The cost for an ad-
people in Canada. Strathmore However, some rural commu- ditional officer with equipment
has two supervisors and eight nities that don’t contribute to and benefits is $165,000 annual-
officers to cover four shifts. PSAs feel that service provision ly and a watch clerk is $65,000.
That is two officers per shift is not adequate. Strathmore currently has two
and a population coverage base “If we are going to invest our sponsored watch clerks, but
of more than 30,000 people. taxpayer money, we need to see O’Dwyer said it is not enough.
Their ratio is about one officer something from that,” said Rock- Wheatland County council-
for 1,500 people. Their service yford Mayor Darcy Burke, who lor Jason Wilson said he would
area includes 600 square miles attended the meeting. “We have rather see additional dedicated
of rural area, hamlets and villag- to open the conversation. I see it officers supplied for rural resi-
es, the Town of Strathmore and as something we can work out.” dents, as long as the funding
highway coverage. He said he would like to see and service is equitable between
One initiative by the RCMP more patrols in his area and a partners.
is to allow detachments ac- visible police presence. Wheatland council considered
cess to specialized investigative “What it comes down to is the discussion important and
teams for bigger investigations bang for our buck,” said Stan- relayed the matter to the Feb. 6
for more serious crimes involv- dard Mayor Alan Larsen. “I agree council meeting.
 January 19, 2018 • Strathmore TIMES • Page 7

Addressing recent odour concerns in the town’s southeast

CARLA KAUTZ Why is there an odour? the Town of Strathmore is required by Alberta Environment
Communication Specialist, Town of Strathmore After an in-depth review and air quality moni- to have a secondary site for relocating biosolids.
toring, the town concluded that this specific It is important to note both Alberta Environment and Oc-
The town is working with its partners on a so- odour was coming from one of the static, biosol- cupational Health and Safety performed site inspections of
lution to address the odour concerns from resi- ids composting piles located at the Huxted Waste the Huxted Waste and Recycling compost yard in the fall
dents and business owners reported recently in and Recycle centre. of 2017. The town also conducted air quality tests through-
the Parkview, Green Meadows, downtown and Facility operators at Huxted Waste and Recy- out Strathmore which concluded that test conditions were
Ranch areas. The town has determined the cle then dug into the static pile to discover that within government regulations.
source of the odour appears to be related to bio- aeration pipes, critical in the composting pro- What to do if you smell odours?
solids at the Huxted Waste and Recycle centre. cess, had malfunctioned. This, in combination The Town of Strathmore wishes to thank residents and
What are biosolids? with variability in biosolids from the Wastewater business owners for their patience as Huxted works to im-
Biosolids are a by-product of treating wastewa- Treatment Plant (a wetter than usual by-product plement the solution and abide by the land lease agreement.
ter. They are nutrient-rich organic materials con- from EPCOR but still within appropriate operat- The town continues to monitor the situation and encour-
taining essential plant nutrients that can be easily ing parameters) caused a breakdown in the com- ages the public to submit any odour issues by completing
recycled through composting for use as fertilizer posting process – the pile had overheated and a detailed Citizen Communication Form found on the Town
and soil amendment – keeping reusable material turned. The odour was a direct result. of Strathmore website.
out of our landfills. The solution
EPCOR is contracted by the town to manage Once the cause of the odour was discovered
the water supply and distribution, sanitary and the team worked quickly to develop a solution.
storm water collection, and wastewater treat- Huxted has taken responsibility for the conflicts
ment. In 2010, the wastewater treatment facility in the process. Operators at the facility have fixed
in Strathmore was upgraded to a new biological the aeration pipes. They are currently breaking
nutrient removal (BNR) process, which removes down the turned pile, allowing for easier man-
nitrogen and phosphorus from the wastewater. agement of the compost. They are also integrat-
The treated water is then safe to release back ing biofilters, commonly used to treat foul air-
into the environment. The by-products of this streams, and a neutralizer spray to significantly
process are biosolids, which are a beneficial re- reduce the odour.
source. EPCOR will continue to maintain top quality
In 2015, the Town of Strathmore partnered biosolids, to allow for composting, and commu-
with Huxted Waste and Recycle to form a biosol- nicate any wetter than usual biosolids so Huxted
ids recycling pilot project – composting the bio- can adjust their process.
solids locally to develop a sustainable material In the interim, the town will temporarily truck
for use as fertilizer in surrounding agriculture, the biosolids to an alternative location in the
nurseries, gardens, etc. Developing the fertilizer metro Calgary area, allowing Huxted to address
locally is a cost effective and green method of the on-site composting process and efficiently
managing the biosolids. manage the turned pile. This is also beneficial as

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Province spending way too much

To the Editor location in which to invest. Due to catastrophic debt,
Like many Albertans, I am keenly aware of what runaway taxes, and an ideologically narrow govern-
this province has given to me and to my family. We ment, numerous major investors have fled.
love Alberta and want the opportunities that we ex- Some people get angry when they realize what’s
perienced to be available when our grandkids have occurring to Alberta. Others despair and murmur that
grandkids. “nothing can be done,” which is foolish. Still others
Throughout most of Alberta’s history, the level of sit quiet, uninvolved, hoping someone else will come
government and taxation in peoples’ lives has been a along and fix things. Throughout this kind of a pro-
fraction of what it is today. The embracing of runaway cess, “let’s not talk about it” can sometimes become
government and excessive spending really got under- the norm for people.
way about eleven years ago, when Ed Stelmach be- Even so, we can hope that the memories of bet-
came premier. Stelmach boosted government spend- ter days in Alberta will reignite a desire for many to
ing by over 20 per cent in his first year as premier. return to ground zero – to basic values of self suffi-
Then came Alison Redford who was so outrageous ciency, hard work, and government that stays out of
that she was forced from office. She was followed debt, holds the line on taxes, and leaves people alone.
by Jim Prentice who along with Danielle Smith un- Our province continues to risk much until the next
dermined Alberta’s conservative political apparatus, election. That gives Albertans two years to buckle
which put Rachel Notley in the premier’s chair. down and to become better informed, speaking
Unfortunately, Notley doesn’t seem to actually un- among ourselves about the need for good govern-
derstand wealth creation or economics. Not long ago ment, good legislative bills, and a better-informed
she boasted about her government having created electorate. We need people who know their candi-
48,500 jobs. The Financial Post responded by point- dates, and who know how their party of choice will
ing out that 41,900 of those jobs were in the public handle matters that facilitate wealth creation – which
sector, financed by massive deficits. Many say that is what influences Alberta’s quality of life. Each of us
Notley now has Alberta on track to a $100 billion with our one vote can be a part of that change.
debt by the early part of the next decade. It was Martin Luther King Jr. who said, “Our lives
Notley’s NDP has unfolded its far-left ideology, at- start to end on the day that we become silent about
tacked Albertans, hindered the ability of our indus- things that matter.”
tries to invest, compete, and create jobs. Such things So, let’s pay attention to “politics.” The ideas will
should make every Albertan pay attention to politics. catch on fast. For others, the fear of speaking out will
Some people realize that a long-term change ef- be lost as people rediscover their ability to initiate
fecting our province is underway, but many still don’t constructive change.
see it. Hopefully, they’ll realize what’s occurring and
experience a sense of constructive alarm, recognizing John Satink
that issues must be addressed. Our province was once Drumheller

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Sponsorship pitch for regional

recreation enhancements
SHARON MCLEAY but did not indicate their financial commitments. In the
Times Contributor letter, McCormick stopped just short of asking the county
Strathmore RCMP is to provide more sponsorship funds.
investigating a Theft of Cell Fundraising for facility enhancements of the Regional “In addition, should the county be interested in further
Recreation Centre is still $500,000 short of its goal. support, there are still naming and sponsorship opportu-
phones from The Phone Strathmore Motor Products committed $500,000 in July nities available,” stated McCormick.
Experts - Telus, on January 2017 to claim partial naming rights and establish an iden- Wheatland County has already contributed $3 million to
tity as a major community contributor for the facility, set- the building partnership, made with Golden Hills School
11th, 2018 in Strathmore, Division and the Town of Strathmore. They fully expect its
ting a challenge to share its legacy with the next contribu-
Alberta. Four Suspects were tors that will help reach that $1 million goal. Strathmore current contributions are recognized, and area residents
seen entering the location Motor Products Recreation Centre will be the name of the and businesses will enjoy access to the facility.
facility. Various rooms in the complex, scoreboards, water “We are already a sponsor,” said CAO Alan Parkin.
and then removing 4 phones fountains and the walking track are still available for spon- Roycroft said the facility is about 35 per cent complete.
from the display mounts. If sorship and nameplates. He indicated progress is evident and work continued
you have any information that On Jan. 9, Sharon McCormick and Ray Roycroft, facili- through the holiday season to maintain the accelerated
tators for the centre, asked Wheatland County council to building schedule. All of the major tender packages are
could solve this crime, please champion the rec centre’s fundraising efforts by referring complete and most trade contracts finalized. A recreation
contact Strathmore RCMP. sponsors to them. McCormick had written a letter to coun- manager position is slated by the town, with a view to
cil suggesting that champions lend credibility, trustwor- develop programs.
thiness and community recognition, and open doors to “There haven’t been any dramatic surprises in respect
File: 201847057 potential sponsors. to the construction,” said Roycroft. “It was recognized in
“County council’s support to champion and open doors the beginning that some of the enhanced elements of the
to prospective sponsors will ensure the benefits of spon- project were removed at that time, with the expectation
1-800-222-TIPS sorship are fully realized, enabling the local and regional that the town would seek additional funding sources to
business community to invest in a top-class facility and take care of those elements.”
(1-800-222-8477) gain recognition within the broader community,” said Mc- He said school systems aren’t allowed to include things
Cormick. “Our ask for this council is to lend us your sup- like air conditioning in their gymnasiums. He said en-
port, in terms of making some contacts within the county hancements like that are things that make it more comfort-
and within the region at large, with some businesses, or able for users. McCormick said it makes sense to include
with some prominent families. There are lots of landown- the enhancements as building commences and before it is
ers and families in this area that have been here for gen- finished.
erations that may see this as an opportunity to align the An open house was held on Jan. 11 to showcase the
403-934-5552 brand of their family name with the community itself and facility. With improved provincial and economic predic-
120 - 2nd Avenue, Strathmore leave something for the betterment of the community and tions, it is hoped sponsors will examine their marketing
those who will use the facility.” and community contribution budgets, and step through
She said the funds would also provide future capital re- open doors with commitments, so the enhancements can
www.StrathmoreTimes.com serves to provide upkeep and maintenance for the facility.
They indicated they had three sponsors in negotiations,
be completed prior to the grand opening in September
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Strathmore Shuttle shudders at first aid liability prospects

SHARON MCLEAY taken people to hospital, and drivers say or her part in rendering the medical “Our primary goal is to ensure all of
Times Contributor they would feel more confident if they services or first aid assistance, unless it Alberta’s road users – drivers, passen-
had the course. is established that the injuries or death gers, pedestrians and cyclists – are safe,”
Strathmore Shuttle owner Brenda Jan Jan said once it becomes a require- were caused by gross negligence on his said Brian Mason, Minister of Transpor-
said she may be facing driver shortages ment, it would open up a legal night- or her part. Gross negligence is defined tation.
if the new taxi bylaw forces her employ- mare. as the lack of slight diligence, care, or a To that end, they have legislated in-
ees to have first aid certifications. “I think you are bringing really legiti- conscious, voluntary act or omission in surance for Uber and online car ser-
She said insurance companies have mate concerns and questions, and cer- reckless disregard of a legal duty caus- vices. The companies file an SPF9 form
indicated they won’t cover liabilities tainly one I hadn’t considered when we ing consequences to another party. which covers their drivers from pickup
for drivers if the measure goes through. brought the bylaw forward,” said Town Section 27 of provincial regulations to drop-off, but only if they get the re-
They have told her the drivers are not to of Strathmore councillor Denise Peter- requires taxi companies to maintain at ferral from the company. Street pickups
help passengers. son. least $1 million of passenger hazard in- are not covered. The insurance has limi-
The question of liability was also an Administration said the policy review surance and $600 to $32,000 insurance tations and drivers are still required to
issue in the past, when one company committee was concerned about the for transportation of goods. pay for their own vehicle insurance and
offered to provide a van to ease Handi- safety of citizens using taxis in town. But given protection covers prosecu- have a personal insurance pink slip.
Bus in off hours. Jan did not reveal her Councillor Bob Sobol pointed out tion, does it cover the driver and com- Sobol asked administration to bring
insurance company or others she con- there are provincial protections for per- pany being sued? The Office of the Su- back more information to the Jan. 17
sulted. sons offering first aid and he suggested perintendent of Insurance regulates and meeting including comparisons on what
“I hate to see them have to get it,” it is a good idea for anyone to have those creates policy for the insurance mar- other communities are doing, so a solu-
said Jan. “If something ever happens … skills, let alone those working with the ket in Alberta. Their statement was not tion to Jan’s dilemma can be discussed.
the way things are going in the world, public. He said the province allows the available at press time. “I want you to know you have been
with everybody looking for money … if town to set safety concerns within the Alberta Transportation has stated safe- listened to and we will do our best to
they touch them in the wrong way, they municipality. ty is the rule of thumb. look at this issue,” said Mayor Pat Fule.
could be charged with sexual assault, or “To have a rudimentary knowledge of
if they do the wrong thing they could first aid when you have a responsibility
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sonal responsibility for care they offer. carry first aid kits as well.
She realizes seniors and physically chal-
lenged persons need help getting in and
“I see this as being very progressive
and commend council for doing this,”
said councillor Lorraine Bauer, who
services for all
out of cabs. She said it really has been a
concern for her.
Other drivers in town are split on the
added that a similar measure of having
portable defibrillators in the arena has seasons.
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Stunning Hillside Bungalow 8.95 acres with endless water, looking for public feedback to target
1453 sq ft, FF basement, 1910 2 storey in original strategic RMCP objectives that build
walkout,double att garage, condition community relationships and enhance
30 min to Calgary on 4 bdms up 1 on main floor. communication with the public. They
Country HILLS bLVD Spring fed pond, trees, barn, want to know what initiatives people
mls C4138633 MUST SELL! would like to see developed, and get
feedback on safety issues in the com-
CUL DE SAC LOCATION EXTENSIVE UPGRADES GRANITE & HARDWOOD STRATHMORE munity.
“We seek support for another survey,
NEW $
322,400 $
439,444 NEW $
189,900
$
229,988 so we can get direct from the public
LISTING LISTING

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how they would like to see their police
working for them in the county. That is
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5 BEDROOMS EXCLUSIVE CUL DE SAC AREA EXTENSIVE RENOVATIONS OWN THE LAND or bad job. I want to ask their ideas
Large heated garage (22’x24’) FF basement, walkout,double att Newer siding. Granite throughout, Completely renovated MODULAR home, about what will make them feel safer
cul de sac location, 3 full baths, garage, amazing upgraded kitchen, interior drywalled throughout newer 2 bedrooms, beautiful 3 season in their homes,” said O’Dwyer. “We
fully finished bsmt, suite, windows, hardwood floors, new over- sunroom, 28’x22’ double garage,
finished bsmt, large yard sized sg/car garage, Own the land many upgrades
strongly believe this is important.”
walk up to lge backyard
Communication and service delivery
is also a goal set out Canada-wide in
STRATHMORE • STRATHMORE LAKES STRATHMORE • HILLVIEW CHESTEMERE STRATHMORE • WESTMOUNT
the national RCMP plans and priorities
NEW
PRICE
$
369,900 $
359,900 NEW
PRICE
$
460,000 $
318,500 for 2017, and is supported by Alberta’s
K-Division administration.

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“Detachment and service delivery
concerns are part of ongoing relation-
ship management at those levels and
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The 2017 call statistics indicate that
STRATHMORE • ASPEN CREEK 6.2 ACRES NIGHTINGALE STRATHMORE • PARKWOOD STRATHMORE • STRATHAVEN public property crimes and motor ve-
$
292,000 $
385,000 $
289,900 $
259,900 hicle accidents are the top response
calls in the Strathmore area. O’Dwyer
is interested to see what other issues
mls C4074067 the community would like to see ad-
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dressed, and he hopes people will work
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of Nightingale. Existing well, gas and Fully Finished, Open Concept, finishings, Open Concept, 3 beds,
open concept, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 Massive Master with 4 piece en suite, 2.5 Baths, Fully Finished Walkout
involvement in organizations like Rural
power on site 40x30 shop with power,
baths, good size yard On pavement Wonderful yard, Deck and much more!! onto Greenspace and Park! Crime Watch and reporting suspicious
activity to the RCMP all help officers do
HERITAGE VILLAS • CALGARY RURAL WHEATLAND • 5 ACRES STRATHMORE • DOWNTOWN STRATHMORE • DOWNTOWN a better job.
The Strathmore detachment covers
$
259,900 $
509,900 $
210,000 $
207,000 about 600 square miles of territory, and

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with a limited number of officers and
resources, public assistance can pro-
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ADULT LIVING CLOSE TO NEW COUNTY SCHOOL OVERSIZED LOT!! BUILT IN 2013 support and solve investigations.
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Getting out of the office and commu-
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Backs onto GREENSPACE Quonset, dbl garage,outbuildings
Many many trees and secluded
14x22 Det Garage. This home has NER PANTRY. 3 BEDROOMS, CONDO initiative happening in detachments all
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 January 19, 2018 • Strathmore TIMES • Page 11

County environmental committee rolls out 2018 goals

SHARON MCLEAY penses in the conversion. The process is expected
Times Contributor to be complete by 2022. Rural landowners in the
affected area may see some changes to their taxes
With the approval in 2017 of an environmental once annexation is complete.
plan for Wheatland County, the new council got an
update on what 2018 goals would be. MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION GETS REGISTER ONLINE FOR
“The environmental program allows Wheatland
County to streamline projects and showcase envi-
GO-AHEAD
Council told administration to forward names PRE-K & KINDERGARTEN
ronmental leadership of the municipality,” stated for municipal planning commission positions, af- 2018-2019
Alyssa Cumberland, environmental coordinator for ter they passed third and final reading on Jan. 9.
the county. Once the commission is established, landowners
The nine-page summary lists strategic plans and and developers will be forwarding their requests
goal completion dates. It includes the following for subdivision and development permits to the
initiatives: environmental compliance, community
consultation, compost and recycling including ag-
council, freeing up council hours for other issues.
The first meeting will be on Jan. 23. SACRED HEART ACADEMY
ricultural plastics, Crowfoot Creek restoration, en- & LITTLE FLOWER PRE-KINDERGARTEN
vironmental stewardship award, internal education MARIGOLD LOOKS FOR BUILDING SUPPORT Pre- K students must be 4 years of age by December 31, 2018

and communication, agriculture conservation and Buildings take money to build and the Marigold Kindergarten students must be 5 years of age or older
by December 31, 2018
water preservation, air quality with an idling initia- Library System board has appealed to Wheatland
tive, planning and development, and transporta- County to provide a $2 million to $4 million loan Kindergarten Part-time and Full-time Options Available
Please register as soon as possible to secure your preferred program
tion and infrastructure issues. for their new headquarters, giving Wheatland REGISTRATION IS ALSO OPEN FOR ALL OTHER GRADES!
County a repayment caveat against the building
FITNESS PROCLAMATION until the loan is repaid. The money is requested to visit www.sacredheartacademy.ca/Registration.php
403-901-1544
Those with health and fitness goals for the new supplement their current $6 million set aside from Visit us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/sacredheart.ctr
year have about six months to prepare to pat secured building grants and other financing. It is
www.sacredheartacademy.ca
themselves on the back for National Health and expected that at least $8 million will be needed for
Fitness Day. Wheatland County council approved the building project budget. They have completed
acknowledging June 2, 2018 as an appropriate repairs and renovations in the existing building,
date to recognize health initiatives. hoping it will generate better sales revenue when
During an internship in the office of Senator the building sells.
Greene Raine, Justin Bergamini played a key role Board chair Lynda Lyster hoped the county will
rs Needed
in the planning and delivery of the National Health consider a low interest loan, and pointed out that Voluntee
COMMUNITY
and Fitness Day (NHFD), stating 300 communities the residents of the county reap many benefits of
across Canada would recognize that day. having the Marigold Library System in the county.

BOOK SALE
Former Member of Parliament John Weston Wheatland County already supplements many of
sponsored the bill and he indicated Statistics Can- the area libraries with funds and contributes to the
ada showed a 45 per cent participation decline in Marigold Library System on a per capita basis.
sport activities for Canadians over age 15. Based on the supplied information, council
It is hoped Canadians will recognize the day by asked administration to bring the request back for Friday, January 26 (2 - 8 pm)
staging events, initiating fitness programs and by a decision by council. Saturday, January 27 (9 am - 3 pm)
the public taking advantage of Canada’s beautiful (last hour $5.00 a bag)
outdoors with energetic activity. MONTHLY UTILITY BILLING
Wheatland County is shifting to monthly utility STRATHMORE CIVIC CENTRE
OXBOW ANNEXATION ON TRACK bills starting in March 2018. The county will hold Cash only • Wheelchair accessible
The 132.45 acres owned by Telsec Property Cor- off January-February penalties, until notification 5 For Life Early Childhood Coalition is collecting books
poration that encompass the Oxbow Golf Course can be made. Penalties will be charged in April, (children & adult) for upcoming sale.
got one step closer to trading their country des- and any residual payments from the switch will
Books can be dropped off from JAN 2-JAN 23 at the following locations:
ignation for an address in the Town of Strath- appear on the March billing invoice.
CARSELAND - Post Office • GLEICHEN - Arena
more. The company hopes to build senior housing HUSSAR - Sundowners Centre • ROCKYFORD - Library
around the golf course and planners said it would NEW GRAVEL PIT
STANDARD - Standard Co-op • COUNTY OF WHEATLAND OFFICE
make sense to tap into Strathmore’s infrastructure. Wheatland County will pay $3,500 per acre for
STRATHMORE - Royal Bank, Sacred Heart Academy,
Wheatland County had to approve the move, as 62.5 acres to secure a gravel pit east of Strathmore.
Westmount School, Wheatland School, Home Hardware, Valley Dental
the current property falls within their jurisdiction. County staff anticipate over one million tonnes of
gravel will be removed at the site. Hand in Hand Parent Link Center (421-2nd St)
“On March 2, 2016, Mayor (Michael) Ell wrote
NOTE: We will NOT be accepting encyclopedias, magazines, old health books, textbooks or Readers Digests
a letter to Reeve (Glenn) Koester and Wheatland “Having gravel pits and stockpiles of gravel
County council that the town council had given fa- products strategically located increases the pro- For more information call 403-606-9245 or visit
vourable consideration to the annexation proposal ductivity of road maintenance crews, and reduces 5forlife.ca or
with views to seek the county’s opinion on this cost and time to access materials when required,” FACEBOOK
matter,” stated Colton Nickel, Wheatland County said Dave Churchill, transportation and infrastruc-
senior planner. ture manager for Wheatland County.”
He said Koester replied that in general the coun- The total price for land and gravel will cost just
cil indicated they were in favour of the move, but under $2.2 million.
needed more information on the matter. Legal The Alberta Sand and Gravel Association con-
opinion noted no problems with the agreement. firms that finding new gravel sources is becoming 240 - 3rd Avenue, Strathmore • 403-901-0664
A fiscal breakdown analysis analyzed implications more difficult, and could jeopardize road quality
of the move. After review, it was determined that and maintenance for municipalities with large road
an amount of $92,588.10 would be requested by systems. Many provinces are looking for strategies
the county from the Town of Strathmore, as per to secure new sites. There is a movement to map
the Municipal Governance Act, to cover lost tax gravel resources in the province and protect them
revenue, any infrastructure investments and ex- for future needs.

New synthetic diesel plant near Carseland

SHARON MCLEAY County are that it will create new local energy
Times Contributor market for gas producers, generate a low emis-
sion sustainable fuel and has potential to spur
More industries are moving into Wheatland development of other clean carbon concepts in
County. the area,” said Price. “This GTL plant will provide
Rocky Mountain GTL - Expander Energy is one a ‘one stop’ concept wherein product is created,
of those, building a small-scale modular gas-to- processed, manufactured and can be consumed
liquids (GTL) plant near Carseland, beside the in local and regional markets.”
Martok gas plant, which will produce synthetic The process takes raw natural gas from a pipe-
diesel. line outlet, compresses it, uses a steam methane
We now offer Base Line Concussion
“We consider engineered synthetic fuel as a reformer to break apart various molecules and
bridge to the future,” said Steven Price, president refines it into energy efficient fuel. Price said it Screenings, as well as Treatment
of Expander Energy. “The fossil fuel industry will has the lowest greenhouse emissions of diesels, for Concussions.
be under pressure as we move through the cen- zero sulphur and H2S, and low particulate ratings
tury.” compared to products produced on the market Call and book your appointment today!
He said the process answers many questions today. He said it is a well-to-wheel concept. Once
about improving the environmental quality of processed, it can be pumped directly into vehicles Your Family Health Care Team
fuel production in the province. from the tank. Drs. Jason Hollingsworth and Heather Russell Chiropractors
“The benefits for Carseland and Wheatland Continued on Page 13
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Hospice Society begins public focus groups Carseland Lions

present...

Valentines Happenin’
BRADY GROVE munities with hospice societies such as
Times Contributor Airdrie and Canmore. Part of the phi-
losophy brought by LaBrie and his team
Residents braved the cold weather to is to help build a culture of communi-
attend the Wheatland and Area Hospice ties helping themselves and eliminating

with the Heebee-jeebees

Society’s (WAHS) first of six open house travel for patients and family members.
focus groups at the Gleichen Commu- “We can manage the medical and
nity Centre on Jan. 11. nursing needs to a certain extent,” said

Saturday Feb 10th, 2018

The organization has partnered with LaBrie. “But what we haven’t been able
the University of Calgary’s (U of C) to do very well over the last 30 years is
Cumming School of Medicine and Al- to make sure communities have the ca-
berta Health Services (AHS) to put on
the public consultation event.
pacity to take care of each other.”
Gleichen resident Ken Sauve attended @ the Carseland Community Hall
“We want to hear what members of the event to learn more about what the
communities in Wheatland County want
to say about palliative and end of life
WAHS is doing. His big concern was
learning where the WAHS was at on a Back with the Heebee Jeebees for
another memorable evening
care,” said Dr. Joni McNeely, president new building which was big part of his
of the WAHS board of directors. “It is group’s discussion.
our hope that through listening to what “One of the main ones (discussion

• An Elegant 3 course meal

you have to say, we can enhance com- points) was to get it out of the hospital
munity supports for patients and fami- setting and into a permanent facility,”
lies who are affected by life limiting ill- said Sauve. “We don’t want to have to
nesses.”
Just under 30 people attended the free
go to the city or out of the community
for those kinds of facilities.”
•A Hilarious time with
event and were divided into groups. In
each group, a student from the U of C
According to McNeely, the WAHS is
still gathering information and hasn’t the Heebee-Jeebees
would ask residents a series of ques- decided on what to do about a perma-
tions about end of life care, and services nent facility at this time. Sauve has seen

Cocktails @ 6:30
and issues surrounding it such as man- friends and family go through both hos-
aging caregiver burn out and travel. pital care and hospice care.
Dr. Martin LaBrie is a specialist in “That hospital setting … it’d be bad
palliative care for over 30 years and is
now with the U of C and AHS, and has
enough if they had their own room, but
we’ve had ones where other people are
Dinner & Show @ 7
run these focus groups in other com- in different beds in the same room,”
said Sauve. “That’s just not fair for ev- Tickets: $55 ea.
Carseland erybody.”
The Rockyford Community Centre
Carseland (Limited tickets available.)
welcomes plant will host a focus group on Jan. 16 at 7
p.m. and the Hussar Seniors Centre gets Get your tickets by visiting us on Facebook
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Legends hosts fundraiser

MIRIAM OSTERMANN nesses and community members, where
Times Associate Editor proceeds were allocated to the shelter’s
operational funds. Legends Bar & Grill
Legends Bar & Grill is among the most opened its doors in 2015 and since then
recent businesses to host a fundraiser to has made it a priority to get involved in
offset the Strathmore Overnight Shel- the community whenever possible.
ter’s (SOS) operational budget, and tick- “We’ve been doing as much as we can
with the community,” said Logan Cox,
PUBLIC NOTICE ets were already more than halfway sold
at the beginning of the week. co-owner of Legends Bar & Grill.
Wheatland County The collaboration came to fruition af- “For us, we’re not a big operation.
WATER ACT NOTICE OF APPLICATION ter Jane Mitton, of Plain Jane Event Inc.,
heard about the shelter’s efforts on so-
We’re quite a small business in the
town. So to me the most important
cial media. The newly graduated event thing is doing this kind of stuff because
Notice is given that Wheatland County has filed an application under the planner approached both parties to or- it helps us get out there and be part of
provisions of the Water Act for disturbing wetlands and ephemeral water ganize a silent auction, dinner and en- the community.”
tertainment fundraiser on Jan. 20. When Richard Rodgers, director of outreach
bodies during the upgrading of Range Road 270 (Boundary Road) between with SOS, estimated operational costs to
the Strathmore Times went to print ear-
Highway 1 and Township Road 234. The location where proposed lier this week, the event had already total approximately $120,000. That in-
construction affects water bodies includes: sold over 50 tickets for entertainment cludes salary for a full or part-time em-
and the dinner – half of the available ployee, electricity, utilities and food. So
E1/2 12-24-27-W4M, W1/2 07-24-26-W4M, E1/2 01-24-27-W4M, W1/2 6- 100. far the shelter has raised $20,000.
24-26-W4M, E1/2 36-23-27-W4M, W1/2 31-23-26-W4M; E1/2 25-23-27- “I found it to be a really good cause “Legends really pulled through and
W4M, and W1/2 30-23-26-W4M. and thought what better way than to im- everyone is really coming together right
plement my skills and support a really now,” said Rodgers. “With our fundrais-
Any person who is directly affected by this application may submit a good cause,” said Mitton. “I believe in ers and the idea of the shelter, people
written statement of concern within seven (7) days of the date of this what they’ve done and how they’re go- realize that it’s a need, compared to
notice to: ing to help people afterward. Basically when we first started. It was a real
the shelter is not a permanent solution, struggle. It’s going to be a reality once
Environment and Parks it’s a stepping stone, and it’s somewhere the physical renovations are done, so
Regulatory Approvals Centre where people can go for five days; and it’s just a matter of time when we open.”
then if they need help after, the SOS will Rodgers plans to have at least one
5th Floor, South Petroleum Plaza
continue to work with them and point fundraiser a month going forward. On
9915 108 Street them in the right direction. It’s important Feb. 24, the Coldest Night of the Year
Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2G8 because the follow through is there.” will take place in Strathmore, a nation-
Phone: 780-427-6311 The Be a Legend fundraiser consists wide family-friendly fundraiser where
Fax: 780-422-0154 of a three-course prime rib meal, silent participants can help raise money and
Email: aep.waapplications@gov.ab.ca auction, 50/50 tickets and entertain- partake in a 2 km, 5 km or 10 km walk.
ment by three bands: T. Buckley Trio, The Be a Legend fundraiser will take
Steel & Timber and the Contraband. place on Jan. 20 from 5:30 to 11:30 p.m.
The written statement of concern should include the following: So far, the overnight shelter has held Tickets are available at the door or on-
roughly 10 fundraisers over a year and a line at Eventbrite.ca. Tickets are $40, or
 the application number: 001-00404229 $10 for entertainment only.
half with the help of Strathmore’s busi-
 describe concerns that are relevant to matters regulated by the Water


Act
explain how the filer of the concern will be directly affected by the
Library kicks off new year
activity proposed in the application MIRIAM OSTERMANN thrives to provide programming when
Times Associate Editor there is no school in effect. On Jan. 31,
 provide the legal land location of the land owned or used by the filer a Wednesday, the Strathmore Municipal
where the concerns described are believed to be applicable The Strathmore Municipal Library is Library will be hosting a Makerspace
gearing up to celebrate literacy with sev- program when kids are off school, and
 state the distance between the land owned or used by the filer and eral revamped fan-favourite programs in is welcoming Mayor Pat Fule on Feb. 1
the site in the application accord with several worldwide celebra- to read several books, as well as pro-
tions. viding crafts and songs for kids to shed
 contact information including the full name and mailing address of the Every year the community hub offers light on Read Aloud Day. Last year lo-
filer. Please provide the telephone number and/or email address for programs to commemorate Family Liter- cal author Audrey Gene read from her
ease of contact. acy Day, World Reading Aloud Day and book, Of the Dragonfly, while former
Freedom to Read Week – all of which Mayor Michael Ell read to the children
Environment and Parks will review each written statement of concern, occur at the beginning of the year and the year before. The library is already
seek more information if needed, and notify each filer by letter of the contain literacy as their cornerstones. looking at programming for February
Therefore, the library is offering its with more author visits and community
decision to accept or reject their written submission as a valid statement programs.
first ever Author Extravaganza, a Maker-
of concern. The Public Notice of this application will also be posted on the space program and story time featuring “What’s quite exciting about Strath-
Department’s website at: Mayor Pat Fule. more is that we have an extremely
“The beginning half of the year is ac- talented community from authors to
https://avw.alberta.ca/PublicNoticesViewer.aspx tually quite exciting for libraries because artists,” Erison said. “There’s so much
you have Family Literacy Day, World talent to draw from, and as a library
Please quote file number: 00404229 that allows us to provide that space for
Read Aloud Day, Freedom to Read Week
is coming up in February and Edible them to promote themselves and pro-
Statements of concern submitted regarding this application are public
Book Day in April,” said Carmen Erison, mote their art. That’s what the library
records which are accessible by the public and the applicant. Failure to file assistant director of library services at provides, a space for you to meet these
a statement of concern may affect the right to file a Notice of Appeal with the Strathmore Municipal Library. people and share their talents. It’s quite
the Environmental Appeals Board. “It’s really quite a fun time for us and exciting.”
we’re already planning our events all the Author Extravaganza will take place
Copies of the application and additional information can be obtained way into April at this point. We opened on Jan. 27 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. The pro-
from: up our new doors to the library and we gram is free to attend with no registra-
hit the ground running.” tion necessary. Makerspace is offered
David Churchill, Wheatland County For quite some time, Erison had en- on Jan. 31 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. All ages
Highway 1, RR 1 visioned hosting several authors at the are welcome and the program is free
Strathmore Alberta T1P 1J6 library at once. The opportunity arose to attend with no registration. Children
this year, as local authors Denise Ger- under the age of six are required to be
Telephone: 403-361-2023 supervised. The stations will include an
emia, The Pouty Puppy, Majorie Hem-
Email: dave.churchill@wheatlandcounty.ca broff, Gramma Mouse Tells a Story, and inventor supply lab, electronic module
Patricia Mullin, Harry the Spider Series, and Lego.
will be promoting their books at the On Feb. 1 Mayor Pat Fule will visit the
Author Extravaganza to honour Fam- library for Read Aloud Day from 10:30
ily Literacy Day on Jan. 27 – a national to 11:30 a.m. for the regular Story Time
awareness initiative by ABC Life Literacy program. The event is also free to at-
Canada that was created in 1999 and is tend and no registration is necessary.
an annual event. For more information visit strathmoreli-
According to Erison, the library brary.ca.
 January 19, 2018 • Strathmore TIMES • Page 15

Marijuana facility request

SHARON MCLEAY to clear before council approves the fa-
Times Contributor cility.
The company is still two months away
from Health Canada licensing, and there
We Are Hiring!
With the legalization of medical can-
nabis, suppliers are looking for good lo- are many studies awaiting completion
cations close to markets and good trans- such as waste management, geotechni-
portation. Wheatland County is seeing cal reports, environmental site assess-
ment, traffic impact studies, water and
Posting 2018-01
increased interest by companies to lo- Closes: February 23, 2018
cate their plants here. waste reports, and storm water manage-
On Jan. 9, Theo Muran, president of ment. They are also asking for a direct General Manager, Transportation & Infrastructure Services
Sensi Cann, asked Wheatland County control re-designation as Wheatland
council to approve his proposal for a County has specified these types of
medical cannabis production facility lo- plants be located in the industrial area. Due to the incumbent’s retirement in May, 2018, Wheatland County
cated near the new Goldfinch commu- Sensi Cann is hoping to be included in is seeking a General Manager of Transportation and Infrastructure
nity near Speargrass. the new Goldfinch area structure plan
The company will be growing plants and land use bylaw. Services.
and producing oral oils and topical The company has completed wetland
ointments. Sales will not be onsite, but and biophysical studies, and the build- The primary function of the General Manager of Transportation and
through authorized distributors and on- ing plan avoids any wetland areas. The Infrastructure Services is to oversee Transportation, Roads, Bridges,
line to their patients. plant will use geothermal and solar en-
ergy. They are hoping to tap into West-
Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste, Fleet/Equipment, Facilities and
“We are a socially and ecofriendly
cannabis cultivator with a passion for al- ern Irrigation District resources for wa- County Lands/Properties, and ensure compliance with current Health
ternative medication. We are a group of ter, or utilize a well or trucked water for and Safety Acts/Regulations/practices.
trusted Albertans with various expertise the plant.
looking to improve the lives of others,” They have spoken with Ducks Unlim-
said Muran. “We want to add to Wheat- ited about wildlife preservation on the The General Manager of Transportation and Infrastructure Services
land County’s long and proud agricul- property. reports to the Chief Administrative Officer or in his/her absence to
tural history and create new opportuni- Traffic is expected to be limited to em- the designate. A professional position in Wheatland County, the
ties in agribusiness.” ployees and one delivery truck per day. General Manager of Transportation and Infrastructure Services leads
In December 2017, the company Muran said that venting specifications
staged some community engagement to are to Health Canada standards, and the the Transportation and Infrastructure Services Team that implements
familiarize residents with their propos- plant will not produce noxious odours. the strategic initiatives of the Department.
als. Muran said they were well received, Fencing, video and 24-hour security is
invited into people’s homes and gaining required by Health Canada for licensing,
and Muran said they have complied with
This position ensures the goals and objectives of the department are
good feedback from their visits.
“It is good to hear some of the stigma Level 10 security initiatives suggested. achieved. Additional responsibilities may include assuming the duties
around medical cannabis is dissipating “We want to reduce as much of our of Chief Administrative Officer in his/her absence as required.
and people are recognizing the incred- footprint as possible,” said Muran. “We
ible benefits of this plant,” he said. want to check all the boxes to be sure
Muran has personal experience with we aren’t affecting the environment The General Manager of Transportation and Infrastructure Services
the healing properties of cannabis. He around us.” supervises:
was badly injured in a vehicle accident. The facility will also add to county tax  Manager of Transportation and Infrastructure Operations
Use of the plant helped him recover coffers. Expectations for production will
 Manager of Transportation and Utilities
from spinal injuries and regain his mo- be about 7,000 kg per year. They will
bility. He said it is what motivates him employ 45 people for the facility and  Transportation and Infrastructure Assistant
to provide that opportunity for others. will be supporting drug education ini-
The company still has a few hurdles tiatives. The successful candidate will have:
 A recognized diploma or degree in a related field
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Local curler
SPORTS Wild horse racing gaining
draws for steam on Siksika Nation
spot in Brier
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter

The quintessential rodeo sport is aiming for revitaliza-

TYLER LOWEY tion at Siksika Nation.
Times Reporter The Winter Classic Wild Horse Racing mini series is
new this winter to the Siksika Nation Ag Centre and is
Strathmore has as good a shot as ever hoping to rekindle the rodeo spirits in its long-lost event.
to be represented at the 2018 Tim Hor- Joe Good Eagle is the man behind the mini-series this
tons Brier following the Garnett rink’s winter, and he is hoping to bring back a sport that has
performance at the recent playdowns. sadly seen disappearing interest from rodeo fans, in his
Scott Garnett led his team to a perfect opinion.
4-0 record at the Southern Alberta Curl- “Wild horse racing has been dropped by many main-
ing Association Southern Playdowns stream rodeos and has lost attention over the years,” said
that wrapped up Jan. 8 at the Airdrie Good Eagle. “Wild horse races were the birth of rodeo;
Curling Club. they combine parts of every rodeo event into one event.”
The win was significant, as Garnett Three-man teams — a mugger, a jockey and a shank
returns to provincials, but for the first man — line up for each horse race. The horse is released
time with his new crew, all with the au- from the bucking shoots, as the three-man unit tries to
tomatic bid into the Brier up for grabs. slow the horse down only aided by a lead rope, mount it
“Winning provincials would be amaz- and ride it across the finish line.
ing and a dream come true,” said Gar- The wild horse race opens up the Rockyford Rodeo
nett, who is the only local on his four- each summer, and features upwards of 10 teams compet-
man crew. ing at the same time.
Strathmore product and skip Scott Garnett (l) stands with the rest of his rink
Third Tyler Lautner (21), second Tyler Lautner (third), Craig Bourgonje (second) and Matt McDonald (lead) Good Eagle’s event in Siksika pins two teams against
Craig Bourgonje (26) and lead Matt Mc- after they won first at the Southern Alberta Curling Association Southern each other. The teams aren’t competing against one an-
Donald (29) are Calgarians and train at Playdowns earlier this month at the Airdrie Curling Club. other, but rather against the clock.
the Calgary Curling Club. Each event is a two-head run, meaning each team gets
Photo Courtesy of Scott Garnett
Garnett, who sits on the board and two cracks at the fastest time, with the winning team
trains at the Strathmore Curling Club, mix once again, but Garnett is hoping he can dial up previ- pocketing $1,000.
left his former Calgary team following ous experience to knock off the returning champ. Seven teams competed during the first running of the
last season, scratching the itch of want- “We beat Bottcher during the Junior Nationals back in Winter Classic; a couple of Alberta teams and a pair from
ing to skip his own team again. 2010, so I’m hoping we can do the same here,” said Garnett, the state of Washington. Good Eagle stated that his dream
He had been a skip for most of his 28. “We have played all of these teams before and beat most is to have at least 15 teams by the end of the season.
life and attended the Canadian Junior of them. We don’t suffer from the grand disillusions and ex- As a way to help grow the sport, the Winter Classic also
Nationals in 2010, when he ran through pectations. The goal is to make the playoff rounds, but ulti- features junior races and wild pony races for teenagers.
the Nova Scotia provincials while he mately our dream is to make the Brier.” The juniors compete on Welsh ponies as a way to build
was attending Acadia University. His This year’s provincials run Jan. 30 to Feb. 4 at Grant up confidence before moving onto bigger animals.
rink went 8-4 and narrowly missed out Fuhr Arena. The semifinals and finals will be televised on The Winter Classic, which runs once a month, usually
on the playoffs. Sportsnet. last upwards of four hours, as fans get an upfront and
Returning to Alberta, Garnett was Provincials will be made up of teams from three regions. personal view of the iconic rodeo sport.
part of a team that reached provincials Three teams will each come from the north and south re- The next chance to catch the Winter Classic in action
two years ago, but struggled in play- gion, a pair will come from the Peace region and the defend- goes Jan. 27. Other dates set are Feb. 24 and March 24,
downs last season. ing champion gets an automatic bid, which leaves three wild with the finals running sometime in April.
“I played on the front end with those card spots awarded to teams based on Canadian Team Rank- Good Eagle has high hopes for the horse event. Not
teams, but I just felt like I wanted to ing System standings. only does he want to make it a common event again,
skip again. So I made some calls to a “With the big name in Koe not being there, the province he wants to attract the kind of talent and excitement the
couple good curlers I knew and we put is really up for grabs, said Garnett. “There might be some Heemsah Memorial Wild Horse Race does at the White
a team together,” said Garnett. medium names that go and make a run at it.” Swan rodeo grounds on the Yakama Nation in Washing-
If there ever was an optimal year to Garnett has been curling as long as he can remember. He ton zstate.
make a run at the Brier, it’s this year. first was drawn to the sport when his mother Lorelei Garnett Beginners are encouraged, too. Good Eagle supports
The Calgary-based rink of Kevin Koe was a third on Jody Busche’s rink from B.C. that went 6-5 in the idea of any interested teams joining the competition,
was a finalist during last year’s Brier the 1996 Scotties Tournament of Hearts. or even curious athletes wanting to learn more about
and will not be competing this year be- “I remember watching every shot of hers and thinking the sport. While it is a predominantly male sport, there
cause they will be representing Canada how cool it was. I have always hoped to get to that level one has been the odd girl to hop into the ring with the wild
during the PyeongChang 2018 Olym- day,” said Scott. horses.
pics. If Garnett can bring the best out of his crew later this Any interested cowboys or cowgirls are invited to give
Last year’s provincial champion, month, he just might follow in his mother’s footsteps and Good Eagle a call at 1-403-734-3724, or 1-403-324-0806.
Brendan Bottcher’s rink, will be in the appear in front of a national audience 22 years later.

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Jr. Hawks take tourney title on home soil

TYLER LOWEY nal at the St. Anthony’s tournament in Drumheller
Times Reporter this past weekend.
The defence came out and flexed their muscles in
The Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks Jr. A boys used a little the final against the Ecole Francophone D’Airdrie,
home cooking to capture their hosted tournament last week- keeping them in single digits each quarter, allow-
end. ing the Hawks to dispose of them 70-25 Jan. 13.
Drawing from their previous experiences this season, ev- Alex Nwoye led the Hawks with 22 points on

Pass the Salt

erything came together as the Hawks grounded the Webber
Academy Wildcats 53-39 in the gold medal match Jan. 13 at
the HCC gym.
7-of-14 shooting. Tyler Dalstra recorded eight
points and tied for the team lead with Delray Yel-
low Old Woman with 12 boards. Tanner Holling-
NEW YEAR
“Our underlying success was afartestament more difficult to to keep thanplay-
everyone we sworth supplied 10 points and five rebounds.
ing their role perfectly, sticking anticipated. to our game plan and mak- In the consolation semi, the Hawks held the St.
ingIt’sunselfish,
January 1 as I sit down
smart to
decisions,” Most Hawks
said of our lives are, after
Head Coachall, Ben Anthony’s School Saints pointless in the second
write
Chin. this article, and according lived out in ordinary fashion, quarter en route to the 70-29 victory.
to the church
Carson calendar I follow,
Burgemeister day after day
led the Hawks in theafterfinale
day. And if 16
with Nwoye hummed along with 25 points, seven re-
today recognizes the naming our resolutions to live better bounds and a vicious 13 steals, while Colby Tanton
points, while Chayton Codd and Joe Szasz each piled up 14
of Jesus – exactly one week lives this year than last are to chucked in 13 points and Ralph Valencia supplied
points.
after his birth, in line with be fulfilled, they will have to be
The Hawks were bashing bodies in the paint all weekend, 11 points on nine shots.
Jewish custom of the time. The fulfilled in the ordinary daily stuff
sending multiple players in for “We had a lot of turnovers in the first half of the
Gospel readings for today, and of life. The bigand
offensive bold defensive
celebrations re-
bounds, trying to win
for yesterday, recount Jesus’ every battle on the glass.
are great places to visit, but none first game of the weekend and it cost us in the
Having snagged all
parents performing a bronze
the usual medal of usearlier in theliveseason
can actually there. from end, losing a close one like that. But it was good
a Red
ritualsDeer tournament,
associated with the Chin
birth statedThat’sthat
what his players were
encourages me able to see the team respond even though it wasn’t the
to of
draw examples
new baby – all veryfrom that tournament
ordinary about the Gospelwhichreadings
helped thatthem toughest of competition the rest of the way,” said
outevents
this which
past weekend.
would have been show Jesus’ parents going about Hawks Head Coach Josh Jalbert. “We took much
completed
“Our nearlywas
defence everyvery
day responsiblethose ordinary rituals. When
and consistent all the
tour- better shots the rest of the way and made more
by someOffensively,
nament. pair of new parentswe were very eternal Word of Godinbecame
aggressive our drives shots, too, which was nice to see.”
andor distributed
another. And Ithe couldn’t
ballhelp flesh and
well in order to began
catch dwelling among
our opponents The Hawks dropped a tight one 55-54 to the Our
outseeing a big contrast
of position,” saidbetween
Chin. us, as John’s Gospel puts it, he Lady of the Snows Catholic Academy Avalanche. Chatyon Codd of the Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks battles on
the very
The ordinariness
Hawks were ableof those
to advance moved to right
the down
finalsinto the dusting
after depths Tanton turned in his best game of the weekend the offensive glass for a put back opportunity Jan. 5 against
the St. John Paul II Collegiate School Gryphons 65-58.mine
events of scripture with the of ordinary life – yours and with 20 points and five rebounds. Nwoye strug- the Drumheller Valley Secondary School Dynos during their
widespread
Szasz pulled extravagant
off his strongest game – and heof moved in there forleading
the weekend, the gled from the floor, going 3-for-15, and only took host tournament at HCC Gym.
Tyler Lowey Photo
exuberance of last night’s New long haul; day after day after day. two shots from inside the arc for 14 points.
the Hawks with 24, while Burgemeister turned in 21 points.
Year’s Eve celebrations, even And that means we are not
The Hawks opened the weekend with a 64-29 laugher over “Colby is becoming much more confident with victory over the Siksika Nation High School. In the
if curtailed across Canada alone. Not even after the party
thesomewhat
Drumheller the ball. He is making himself a threat from 3 and consolation final, the Hawks were trimmed 56-43
by theValley
cold. Secondaryis School over. MaybeDynos Jan.
it’s just me,12.
but
Szasz’s 14 and Burgemeister’s
Of course, by the time you are 13 led the Hawks
I find that deeply encouraging. again, but his mid-range game is much improved from the by the Clear Water Academy Crusaders.
they alsothis,
reading received strong performances
those exuberant And hopeful from
that aRick
HappyReynolds
New start of the year. All the work he has put in is start- “It’s always tough to pick things up after a long
with
New 11Year’s
andEve Kruz Sorensen
festivities will withYear sevencan points.
indeed be something to ing to show,” said Jalbert. break. But at the same time, it was good to get
The Hawksfaded
have largely willinto
look to keepbetheir
memory, winning
experienced ways
in the rolling
everyday The Hawks took on the Oil Fields High School back out there for a few games before we have to
later
and this
most month
of us will when they enter
be left only a tournament
ordinary things of life, all inyear
Airdrie. Drillers Jan. 17 at Holy Cross gym in their final break for the exams next week,” said Hawks Head
withalso
They the ordinary
will bestuff of daily
in the Bearspaw long.tourney Feb 9 and 10, be- game before the exam break. Coach Joe Lepage. “We started a little sluggish, but
life,their
fore highlighted
Southperhaps
Central by the
Zone tournament March 2 and 3 in The senior girls also returned from action fol- that was expected. We rebounded nicely, won our
recognition
Black Diamond. of yet another New Rev. Malcolm Kern, Deacon lowing the holiday break with one league game second game and had a good chance to win the
Year’ssenior
The resolution provingboy’s
Hawks to be teamChapelcapturedof St. the
Michael (Anglican) fi-
consolation and a tournament in Bassano last weekend. third one.”
The Hawks dropped a defensive battle in the The Hawks took on the Holy Trinity Academy
opener 29-24 to the Duchess School Eagles. The Knights Jan. 16 at the HCC gym in their final game
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Rockyford
U12 Ringers
Bronze
bring home
winner
the gold The Strathmore
The Rockyford U12 U16A girls came
Ringers went to Leduc back from Leduc
on a frosty -30 degrees this past Sunday
Celsius night. The girl’s with a bronze med-
first game was against als. After fighting
Regina. The Ringers hard against Medi-
brought it together for cine Hat on Friday,
the 11-3 victory. With they lost 8-7. They
two more wins in the went on to play
round robin, the Ring- Leduc and won
ers battled the Calgary Game 2.
NW in the gold medal On Saturday, they took on Cochrane and lost 4-2. On Saturday night they played Leduc again and
game. The Ringers led 5-4 with less than 30 seconds remaining, when Calgary tied it on an outside secured a bronze with an 8-3 win. Mackenzie Duggan (front, l-r), Develyn Rudd, Tiffany Stimson, An-
shot. The Rockyford fans continued to encourage the girls to push forward. Then, with 13 seconds nabelle MacInnis, Sophie Beekman, Reagan Bogusky. Janique Lagacé (back, l-r), Kim Stanlake-Cam-
remaining, Carli Miller fired a high shot soaring past the Calgary goalie for the tourney winner. mer, Maddy Summerfeldt, Camille Gauvin, Aubrie Hunter, Cayley Boschee, Makenna Summerfeldt,
Photo Courtesy of T. Newell Maia Beekman, Natalie Gregory. Photo Courtesy of Janique Lagacé

Bolinger muscles up a silver in the States

TYLER LOWEY itors grab onto the stick with their feet North America. Bolinger’s budding success in the
Times Reporter propped up against a wooden board. “The contest went really well. It was sport has begun to earn him interna-
The object is to pull your rival onto great for me to test myself against the tional recognition. He has already been
Upon returning from one of the dis- your side of the board or get them to best,” said Bolinger. invited to the Arnold Classic, a big
tant corners of the globe, Gleichen’s let go of the stick by using every mus- Competing in four matches, Bolinger sports festival in Columbus, Ohio, fea-
Andrew Bolinger realized that he cle in your body. got the best of the competition and turing athletes from all over the world.
needed to learn more about the sport In the four months since his return, wound up taking home silver. It is unknown if Arnold Schwarzeneg-
of mas wrestling before entering in an- Bolinger has hosted mas events at his Competing in the men’s lightweight, ger will be on hand for the internation-
other elite competition. gym and trained against monsters such 100-kilogram weight class, he started al display of strength which takes place
Bolinger competed in Vladivostok, as Nick McMorrow, who stands a stag- the tourney with a 2-0 sweep over in March.
Russia, back in September at a mas gering 6-foot-8 and clocks in at 350 Michael Remieres, picking up three The big-ticket events still take place
wrestling summit, battling against pounds. points. He then was required to go back in Russia, where the world cham-
some of the top competitors in Asia. “I was more ready for the event this the distance in his next two matches, pionships are being held. The only
Coming back to North America and time. I was in a lot of small tourneys but still bested Ben Rudy and Shawn problem is that Bolinger is only given
his strength training gym in Calgary, in Calgary and got more used to the Couch 2-1. Competing in his final three weeks notice prior to the com-
Bolinger went back to the grindstone, sport,” said Bolinger. match of the trip, he fell 0-2 to Kyle petition, which makes it tough to get
training and competing against any All his preparation led him to the All Gerrans. everything in order to head across the
worthy combatants, with the goal of American Strength Decathlon in Los “The sport is getting better in Cal- ocean.
turning into an international champion. Angeles Jan. 7 at the L.A. Fit Expo. The gary,” said Bolinger. “People are re- “My main goal is to attend a world
Mas wrestling is the rapidly growing mas wrestling was only one section ceiving the proper training and are at- championship event in Yakutsk, Rus-
sport pinning the brute strength of one of the event and featured some of the tending more competitions, which has sia,” he said. “To go there and perform
person against the other. Both compet- best male and female wrestlers from made everyone better in the long run.” well would be a really big deal.”

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Kings toppled in tightly played weekend set

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to kill off Hammond’s infraction, but as
the penalized player was returning to Obituary
action, Joel Nalder roofed one from the
A youthful injection wasn’t enough to right faceoff dot past Kelly for the even- FRENCH,
push the Strathmore Wheatland Kings tual winner. Ruth Martha Mary
over the top last weekend. Moore had a chance late to tie it, Ruth was born in Cochrane, Ontario
Skating three rookies, the Kings jumping in on a rush with less than a on June 26, 1941 and passed away
dropped a pair of tightly played con- minute remaining while short-handed, in Strathmore, Alberta on January 10,
tests. but his snap shot was easily turned 2018. She is survived by her children: Rene French
Jayden Hendricks and A.J. Kusu play away by Jensen for one of his 24 saves. (Char), Fern Joyce (Stephen), Shirley French, Michael
With 31 seconds remaining in regu- French, and Vennie Sunwalk; her grandchildren
on the Wheatland Athletic Association
Mitchell, Kelly-anne, Chanelle, Ryan, Shane, Cody,
midget Chiefs this season and spent lation, the Flyers converted on a Cole Crystal, Brianna, Dominique, Miranda, and Deserae;
time with the Kings this past weekend. Busslinger roughing minor to seal the two brothers Richard Mallon and Rene Mallon. She
Skylar Running Rabbit also made his deal. was predeceased by a brother Michael and grand
debut with the Kings, but plays for the Unable to knock off the second-place daughter Miranda. Ruth was known in the commu-
South East Athletic Club M15 Tigers this team in the Southern Division, the nity as “Gramma Ruth” and was also well known
season. Kings needed a better effort to try and for her blue boogie van. Over the years she raised
Hendricks was the only Chief in the dethrone the No. 1 seeded Cochrane and number of foster children. She was very com-
Generals (18-11-1) the following night munity minded and was involved in so many things
lineup Jan. 12 when the Kings saw a Strathmore Wheatland Kings forward Austin
in the community. Funeral arrangements will be
tidal wave of penalties sink them 4-2 on the road. Holmes looks to tuck one in tight past High Riv-
announced once dates and times are confirmed.
late in the third period against the High The 3-2 loss Jan. 13 at Spray Lakes er Flyers netminder Dylan Jensen Jan. 5 at the
To send condolences, please visit Ruth’s obituary at
River Flyers at the Strathmore Family Family Sports Centre saw Heritage Ju- Strathmore Family Centre.
Tyler Lowey Photo www.wheatlandfuneralhome.ca
Centre. nior Hockey League debuts for Running
Everything was looking great for the Rabbit and Kusu. Hendricks was play- goal of the season. Last year in a break-
Kings. The Kings leading rookie Chayse ing in his third HJHL game, having de- out rookie campaign, he notched 11
Hnatowich tipped in a point shot from buted back on Dec. 16. goals and 22 assists in 36 games. This
Grady White at the side of the net in Pointless in his first two attempts, year through 24 games, he only has 14
the second. Early in the third, George
Montour’s shot on the power play was
Hendricks pushed across his first career
goal at the 15:10 mark of the second
points.
“I got off to a bit of a slow start in
Obituary
blocked, but Austin Holmes was close stanza from Montour. the first half of the season. For me to
enough to gather the rebound and bury Kusu also notched his first career get going, I need to win more battles in PARNELL,
one past Dylan Jensen. point, as his shot on a two-on-one rush the corner, work a little harder and the Rolande (Rollie)
Staked to a 2-1 lead, the very next with Hammond rebounded perfectly goals will come,” said Hammond, who It is with deepest sadness that we
shift saw Jakob Jefferies and Davis onto the former rookie of the year’s now has five points in his last eight announce the passing of our beloved
stick and was fired home. games. wife and mother, Rolande (Rollie) Parnell, on Mon-
Sheldon take off on a two-on-one, but
day, January 08, 2018. She will be forever missed by
it was denied by Indiana Kelly. “All three played really well this The Kings (11-14-2) battled in the George, her loving husband of 68 years, daughters:
“Everyone in the room thought we weekend. We just told them to have fun third period, but couldn’t push one Sandra (George), Joni (Grant), sons: Frank (Evelyn),
outplayed them. We were outplaying and don’t worry about any added pres- across. Ken (Shelley). Eight grandchildren and 13 great-
them, but we just ran into some penalty sure. They were here to play hockey “We have a short memory on this grandchildren. A private family service is planned.
trouble late and they capitalized,” said and work hard, and they did that,” said team. These games didn’t go our way Mom your gentleness of spirit, your tender smile,
Kings alternate captain Brenden Moore. Hammond. this weekend, but we will forget about and your unending strength will live on forever in the
“It was super frustrating.” Through 21 games with the Chiefs them and be back at the rink next hearts that love you.
of the South Central Alberta Hockey weekend,” said Hammond. “With Brave Angel Wings She Flies”
With Hnatowich already in the box
In lieu of flowers please send a donation to the Ar-
for tripping, Kody Hammond got called League, Hendricks is third on the team On tap for the Kings is a three-game
thritis Society.
for high sticking, sending the Flyers with nine goals and 14 points. Kusu has set this weekend, begining with a
(17-11-3) to a crucial five-on-three pow- three goals and 13 points in 24 games, home-and-home series with Okotoks
er play. while defenceman Running Rabbit has Bisons (17-9-2) Jan. 19 at Murray Arena
Devon Barlow blasted a shot from the
blue line with 50 seconds remaining in
one point in 23 Alberta Minor Midget
Hockey League games this season.
and Jan. 20 (4 p.m.) at the Family Cen-
tre. The Kings will the host the Coaldale
Obituary
Hnatowich’s minor. The Kings managed Hammond’s tap-in was only his third Copperheads (17-9-2) Jan. 21. ARMSTRONG,
Emma Ann

Warriors stay level headed after holiday break January 19, 2001
- January 8, 2018
It is with broken hearts that we an-
TYLER LOWEY answered goals to put the Warriors to bed.
nounce the tragic passing of our beloved 16 year old
Times Reporter The Warriors will look to improve on their 500 record in
angel, Emma Armstrong.
2018 when they take on the Red Deer Steel Kings (5-15-2) Jan. Emma was born on January 19, 2001 in Strathmore,
The Wheatland Warriors built off a last-second goal to pull 20 at the Kinex Arena, before returning home to battle the Alberta to proud parents Clay and Colleen Armstrong,
out a 500 weekend during South Central Alberta Hockey first place Foothills Bisons (15-6-2) Jan. 21 at the Strathmore excited big brother Cort and proud grand parents Ben
League action. Family Centre. and Terry Armstrong and Jack and Judy Hoglund.
Jerrin Hendricks jammed in a power play marker to close Emma was raised in Hussar, Alberta and attended
out the first period, leading the way for the Warriors 4-2 de- HOUNDS BITE BRAVES playschool to grade 6 in Hussar School. She then
cision over the Red Deer Ramada Inn (6-16-1) Jan. 7 at the Playing in their only game of the weekend, the peewee went to Crowther Memorial Junior High in Strath-
more and then on to Strathmore High School.
Strathmore Family Centre. Braves found themselves on the wrong end of a shootout in
Emma was involved in many sports such as hockey,
After being outshot 10-8 in the opening frame, the Warriors Medicine Hat, as the Hounds downed the Braves 7-4 Jan. 14 at curling, figure skating, baseball, badminton and one
turned it on in the second with a pair of goals. the Moose Recreation Centre. of her all time favorites was water skiing, surfing,
Domenic Ficaccio only needed to hold out his stick as a hot The Hounds (22-0-1) led 2-0 after the first, only to see the knee boarding and tubing.
feed from Brandon McGillvary was directed in at the side of goal lamp get lit seven times in the middle frame. Emma started playing hockey in Hussar at the age of
the net. Alex Pagenkopf snapped one past Brett Lower to give Tyler Fairbairn, Nash Wassing, Kolten Kuryk and Conner 4 and continued playing in Hussar until she was 10
the Warriors a 3-1 lead after two. Radke all found the back of the net for the Braves. years old. She also figure skated in Hussar for many
“We just powered through today and bore down in the sec- In net, Matthew Dovichak’s stats took the brunt of the im- years. Emma played girls hockey in Strathmore from
pact, as he was between the pipes for all seven markers on the age of 11 to 16. Emma was a fierce competitor,
ond and third,” said Warriors Head Coach Cody Brown. “We’re a natural leader and the best chirper on her hockey
seeing flashes of the team we want to be; hard-working and 37 shots. team!
bringing the pressure on the forecheck. We need to battle to The Braves (14-12-0) will play their final regular season Emma was loved by everyone that came in con-
not leave 15 to 20 minutes on the table each night and de- game at Hussar Arena Jan. 20 when they host the Chestermere tact with her, from young children to older people,
velop some consistency and we will be all right.” Lakers (1-18-1). Puck drop is set for 4:45 p.m. Closing out the she had a world of patience. She had the kindest
Bryce Benfield notched his first of the year to put the War- weekend, the Braves will be at Blackie Arena Jan. 21 to take heart and many young kids, cousins and classmates
riors up 4-1, but it was Dylan Fries-Abel who shut down Con- on the Foothills Bisons (11-11-1). looked up to her.
nor Claughton on a breakaway after Red Deer already cut it Three of her great grand parents had the pleasure of
CHIEFS HONOUR CLASSMATE spoiling Emma, Great Grandma GG (Dorthy Smith),
to 4-2, that saved the game. It was easily his easiest of the 29
Great Grandma Olive Leslie and Great Grandma An-
saves he was required to make. The midget Chiefs (15-7-2) had a game scheduled for Jan. nabelle Armstrong.
The victory saved a weekend that started off on the wrong 13, but cancelled their game to attend the celebration of life A celebration of Emma’s life was held at Our Saviors
foot with a 5-1 loss to the Lethbridge Hurricanes Jan. 12 at the for Emma Armstrong, who passed away in a car crash last Lutheran Community Church in Hussar, Alberta on
Henderson Ice Centre. week. Saturday January 13, 2018 at 1:00pm.
“We gave them a game in the first two periods, but that’s The Chiefs will return to SCAHL action Jan. 20 when they In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the
about it,” said Brown. “Lethbridge started the season slow, but take on the Okotoks Oilers Jan. 20 at Murray Arena. The Chiefs Emma Armstrong Memorial Scholarship Fund in care
I think they’re going to turn into a powerhouse. They work are 2-0 against the Oilers (1-21-2) this season with 5-2 and 5-3 of the Hussar Branch of Chinook Financial, Box 40
decisions underneath their belt. It will be the third of four Hussar AB T0J 1S0
hard, stick to their game plan and are one of the tougher
teams to play against.” meetings between the two South Conference teams this sea-
Joel Romano was the only Warrior (9-13-2) to find the back son. The Chiefs will be back at the Family Centre for the first
of the net on the power play at the 5:48 mark of the second. time in 2018 on Jan. 27 when they host the CRAA Blue (6-4-0). www.StrathmoreTimes.com
From there, the Hurricanes (13-6-4) went on to score four un- The Chiefs sit second in the division with 11 games to go.
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THE UNDERSIGNED BY FEBRUARY 2, personal and corporate tax preparation for various
2018, A FULL STATEMENT OF THEIR types of corporations and small businesses. Karokee
ANNOUNCEMENTS CLAIMS AND OF SECURITIES HELD BY “Keeping your numbers in order so you On: Friday, January 26. 7 – 11 p.m.
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50th Anniversary ROBERT CAMERON
230 - 2 Ave. Strathmore, AB.
FOR SALE FEED AND SEED
OPEN HOUSE EXECUTOR
No Charge – members and guests
LOOKING FOR a shop? Post HEATED CANOLA buying welcome for both evenings.
for Linda & Wally Freeman 3” wide
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at the Strathmore CALGARY, ALBERTA T2A 3N7 dustries has experience, thrashed Canola. Buying:
expertise, reliability and oats, barley, wheat & peas
United Church Hall
Saturday, January 27, 2018
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For a free quote, contact
for feed. Buying damaged
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2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Like DEAD

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MAINTENANCE LABORER Morgan 403-485-1445 or
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A current criminal record check and driver’s F/T 2ND YEAR OR HIGHER LOCATION LOCATION
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Please drop off current resume at Wheatland Lodge, MECHANIC / AUTOMOTIVE rental. Warehouse for
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Brenda 403-801-8811.
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Only applicants selected for an interview
TECHNICIAN – 8,960 sq.ft. available.
Please call 403-934-
LOVELY UPPER FLOOR 2 BED
APARTMENT in quiet Crystal
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Accounts Payable Clerk No experience necessary. Must speak English.
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901-7944.

Skills and Duties: Basic Duties include: of walking, bending, kneeling and standing for long & water included. No pets.
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Competition TOS2018-01
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• Preparation of correspondence, reports, memoranda and other administrative support as CLASSIFIED ADS IN! Contact Doug at 306-716-
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• Maintenance of databases for council resolutions, policies and bylaws jonathan@OrangeJigsaw.com
• Coordination of travel arrangements for Council and CAO. MISC
• Acts as Secretary for the Assessment Review Board and Subdivision and Development CRIMINAL RECORD? Why
Appeal Board. suffer employment/licens-
• Coordinates Council’s Board and Committee recruitment and appointment process. ing loss? Travel/business
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PAINT, APPLIANCES, FURNACE, · Perfect starter home or
MLS C4147775 LOADS OF PARKING A MUST SEE! Call Ron Kaechele 403-934-1097 investment property

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GLEICHEN - $165,000
vacant, 3 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths,
GARAGE $224,900! attached garage. Trees, walk-out, · Immaculate 1352 sq.ft. home
VERY WELL MAINTAINED END deck, upgrades. Much more!! · 3+2 bdrms, 3 full baths
UNIT HOME WITH 3 BEDROOMS 3 $260,000 *Dependent on space availability, · Lower level suite with
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CALL LA SHAUN QUICK POSSESSION CALL RON BEAUTIFUL ACREAGE CALL SHAUNA 10.45 ACRES NEAR CALL SHAUNA CUTE, QUAINT &
PERFECT RENTAL PROPERTY 15 acres with house, shop, NIGHTINGALE - RENOVATED -
$219,900! quonset, 3 bedrooms, 3 $499,900 $179,900
UP YOU HAVE 2 BEDROOMS, FULL baths, attached garage 1620 sf home on 10.45 acres · Located in Rockyford
BATH KITCHEN. DOWN YOU HAVE Fully developed (needs flooring) · 2+2 bdrms, 2 full baths
1 BEDROOM FULL BATH AND Located near Strathmore
Subdivision potential 3+1 bdrms, 3 full baths · Fully finished
KITCHEN! SHARED LAUNDRY,
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