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Finding a way to help patients suf-
fering from dementia, aggression or a
disability that wont calm down can be
tough on both the staff and patient, es-
pecially if sedation is required. An alter-
native method is always being sought
out and at the Strathmore Hospital on
July 27 an alternative method arrived
that is already making an impact.
A sensory stimulation cart has been
purchased from Dakota Comforts and
Designs by the hospital foundation.
It calms dementia. It creates a sooth-
ing environment, it gives them some-
thing to focus on and its quite relaxing,
said Gwen Cyr, activity convener for long
term care at the Strathmore hospital.
It started off with I just wanted to get
a few little things to do an activity with
and the more we researched it, the more
we discovered about the benefts. We
found this online and thought that it was
maybe the most ideal.
The cart has a bubble tube flled with
water and fsh and it lights up with four
different colours. There are also fbre op-
tic cables attached to it that light up. The
weight of the cables are meant to be a
comfort, they are also fairly indestructi-
ble. There is no electricity going through
them, which makes them harmless if bit-
ten or chewed on.
There is a projector on with a number
of videos, of fowers, and stars and even
an electric animated musical one.
(If) the families have pictures on
DVDs or anything we can project them
on their (the residents) walls for them,
said Cyr.
Usually in the afternoons I dim the
lights down on the unit for an hour and
I have put on a movie or stars or some-
thing and just calm the environment
down.
At times the cart will also be left out
in the main sitting area and as residents,
and even staff, walk by they will stop
and look at it. Individual therapies can
also be done in residents rooms, which
is one reason why the hospital went with
the cart option.
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Sensory therapy for all ages
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Its good for the ones that dont get
any other therapies, that dont leave
their rooms, it gives them something to
focus on for an hour or two, said Cyr.
Cyr said a Two Hills senior care facil-
ity and Carewest in Calgary also use
a cart. She is not sure which other se-
niors facility uses one.
Ron Forrest from Calgary began cre-
ating the sensory rooms and carts 12
years ago. He had semi-retired and
was looking for something to do. He
came across a beanbag chair called a
Dakota chair that was specially made
for someone with special needs. It had
harnesses and straps to hold people in
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place. A woman came with her child
who had not given her a moments
peace in weeks. She placed him in the
chair and he relaxed almost instantly
and it calmed him right down, said
Forrest. The woman wanted the chair
but the people making them at the
time had decided they werent going to
do them anymore. Forrest said it was
decided right then and there that he
would keep making them.
His frst business trip to Strathmore
was to create a sensory room for West-
mount School.
Its mainly being used for small
children with learning disabilities and
schools and that sort of thing. Its of-
fering individuals a different environ-
ment. What we have found is what
works for the kids also works for the
adults and it also works for the senior
citizens in terms of the dementia pa-
tients and that sort of thing, said For-
rest.
It distracts them from the normal
everyday noises and things that act
confusing and gives them something
else to react to.
Forrest said Two Hills has had a cart
going on almost four years, they have
even made the bathrooms into sensory
bathrooms, changing the lights and the
walls are painted or a window painting
on the walls.
Cyr said the hospital plans to host
an information session in October
for Sagewood and other neighbour-
ing counties and facilities. The session
will outline how well it is working for
Strathmore and Forrest will come out
and provide a more in depth lesson on
how the cart, and sensory stimulation
equipment works.
Morgan Lee
Times Contributor
On Aug. 17 and 18 the Gleichen Fall
Fair will delight crowds from around
the area for the 28th year. Sponsored
by the Gleichen Ag. Society, the event
features a rodeo starting at 5 p.m. on
the 17th and 18th as well as a full day
of events starting the morning of the
18. The frst event starts at 8 a.m., a
pancake breakfast sponsored by the
Gleichen Lions Club with all proceeds
going to STARS. This breakfast goes un-
til 10 a.m., which is when the parade
starts. Be there early to get a great spot!
The whole event is very family ori-
ented. The cost is $2 per person or $5
for families. There will be a face painter
and bounce houses for the kids as well
as many other events for adults, includ-
ing a bench show with many different
vendors, a show and shine, Red Neck
Olympics, and a Bed Derby.
The success of the Gleichen Fall Fair
over the past 28 years is due to commu-
nity support and the hard work of the
organizers. Over its history the event
has changed a little almost every year,
but at its core it stays the same.
We change it up a little bit every year
as far as what we have for the kids,
said Fran Miller, who has been helping
with the fair for 11 years. The parade is
getting larger every year, every year its
very similar but a little different.
If anyone is interested getting in-
volved with the fair they should con-
tact Brenda Tower (403-734-2562) or
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Martha, a resident of
long term care at the
Strathmore hospital
enjoyed making the
colours change in the
bubble tube of the new
sensory stimulation
cart at the Strathmore
hospital.
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It was just about a year ago when
Rockyford resident and volunteer fre-
fghter Scott Campbell proposed cre-
ating a Badlands Search and Rescue
(SAR) team.
Things have been moving along at an
admittedly slow but steady pace, and
once fnancing is fnalized and in place
Campbell predicts things will speed up.
We have 14 people that are signed up
right now that are members with search
and rescue. Ive got a few more people
that are probably going to be joining
fairly quickly here, theyre showing a
lot of interest, said Campbell.
Were based out of Rockyford at this
time, though were going to be serv-
ing Wheatland, Starland, Kneehill east
towards the special areas, (and) poten-
tially down to Brooks. A lot of that will
be determined once we have our op-
erational status. But we are going to be
covering a pretty good-sized area.
Weve been doing some training
over the past few months here. Weve
done a little bit of training on frst aid,
a little bit of training on incident com-
mand system, knots and rope training,
so just some real basic stuff right now.
Campbell anticipates the Badlands
SAR will be operational in April 2013,
but until then they are unable to as-
sist with any missions. It doesnt mean
things will be dull for the current mem-
bers, there is more training scheduled.
In September there will be a navi-
gation and GPS mapping course, and
in October a four-day wilderness/frst
aid course which includes an overnight
scenario is being planned.
Basically part of it will be this sce-
nario where well do a search for about
half an hour to an hour looking for a
victim or victims depending on how
many teams we have and then once
we locate these people well be caring
for them throughout the night. No mat-
ter what the weather is we will be out
there, said Campbell.
In the spring they will be doing the
basic search and rescue course. Once
that is completed then they will have
all of the training up-to-date that they
need to and will need to take care of a
few more details before getting opera-
tional status.
Campbell is still hoping to get 20 to
40 people to help really get the Bad-
lands SAR off the ground. Members
are expected to commit to a minimum
of six training or search scenarios per
year. Also there is a fnancial commit-
ment.
Each member is expected to provide
their own basic search and rescue pack,
which will hold everything a person
needs to survive 24 to 48 hours, and
what will be needed on pretty much
any mission. Campbell said the pack
could cost $1,000 to $1,500.
Still not sure what exactly Search and
Rescue is all about and if you would
like to join? No worries, Campbell said
anyone interested in coming out to a
training session can e-mail him.
We do ask people to sign a waiver
that are coming that arent members for
obvious reasons, but people can come
and at the very least see what were do-
ing. Depending on what sort of train-
ing that were doing will depend on the
level of participation that well allow,
said Campbell.
If were doing some fairly technical
training were not going to put some-
body into a harness and reppel down
the side of a cliff per se that has no ex-
perience, but we do certainly welcome
people to come out and observe what
were doing and hopefully take part in
at least a bit of the training to get a
taste for it.
More information about Badlands
Search and Rescue can be found on
Facebook or Scott Campbell can be
reached at badlandsar@gmail.com.
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Community gives back
This year during the annual lunch served
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ple were asked to donate a food item for
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Members of Town council called for a special
council meeting for Aug. 8. During the meeting
revisions were made to the Memorandum of Un-
derstanding (MOU) between the Town and United
Way. The revisions included the addition of clause
2.03 which states: to designate staff/administrative
support to the Area Partnership Committee who
will regularly attend meetings and provide assis-
tance as needed.
Clause 2.12 was also added which indicated a
needs assessment should be done for Strathmore a
minimum of every fve years in order to determine
priority areas that funding decisions by the Area
Partnership Committee will be based on.
The revisions were approved unanimously. The
Lakewood Meadows Land Use Amendment was
given frst reading and a public hearing has been
set for Sept. 5.
Councillor Dave Hamilton made a motion to ap-
prove the terms of reference for the 2012 Alberta
55 Plus Summer Games Bid Committee. The pur-
pose of the committee is to compile and submit a
bid to host the 55 Plus Summer Games in July of
2015. The complete bid package must be received
by Dec. 31, 2012.
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rebeCCa FrieSen
Times Contributor
Plans to revitalize the downtown area in Strath-
more are being discussed as business owners are
being asked for feedback on the project proposal.
Town council members Rocky Blokland and
Bob Sobol have proposed a beautifcation project
to improve Strathmores downtown. Blokland and
Sobol are gathering feedback from local business-
es who will be affected by the changes with the
intention of presenting the information to rest of
council at a later date as a possible future project.
[Sobol and I] are going up and down the street
with [the plan], talking to business owners to see
what the feedback is, said Blokland. So far weve
had pretty positive feedback.
Out of 32 businesses that Blokland and Sobol
have talked to, only one business has offered neg-
ative comments.
Blokland says that changing downtown will help
build peoples pride in their downtown area and
bring downtown Strathmore up to the level of the
rest of the town.
Since this plan is in the preliminary stages, no
dates or budgets have been set. Blokland says that
he and Sobol are just looking to get the word of
the project out and co-operation from local busi-
ness owners.
Blokland lists a few things that would be changed
with the current proposal, if council so approved,
which include exchanging advertising benches for
decorative steel benches, replacing street lamps
with coach lanterns, and adding a median into the
center of the street and changing diagonal parking
to parallel.
Theres four or fve different things were look-
ing at, said Blokland, Im trying to get people to
look outside the box. Its time for a change.
While Blokland and Sobol both recognize the
cons to these ideas, Blokland is confdent that the
residents of Strathmore will see that the pros out-
weigh the cons.
Were going to lose about 37 parking stalls, said
Blokland, and he knows that will be the number
one complaint. However, he assures this wont be
a problem as there are three parking lots available
in the downtown area to be utilized.
Blokland says that this plan, if approved, wont
cost a huge amount of money.
Positive results from the renovations include
health benefts from being able to walk through
downtown, a sense of pride and happiness from
having a nicer downtown, and a reduction in traf-
fc concerns.
Basically were trying to do something to
change the downtown area and make it look bet-
ter. We want to brighten up the area, he said.
Downtown beautifcation project being discussed
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Pat Fule
Fule for Thought
When you are a new parent, you might think
you would miss the intimacy of being a couple
of those WILD nights together (YOU know what
I mean!) (Okay now were back on a planet
where people actually breathe Oxygen!).
The ONE thing that ALL new parents miss the
most is SLEEP! Im going to get All Shakespeare
on you now, because he (whoever THEY think he
was!) wrote in Macbeth, that Sleep : knits up
the ravelled sleeve of care.
In other words (for those of you who stayed af-
ter the word Shakespeare), sleep is the thing that
helps us rest, and it also can ease our worries (and
you thought I was bluffng about understanding
Shakespeare shame on you!).
Sometimes in REAL Life, it takes a long time, and
a LOT of patience to get your kids to go to sleep.
Oh sure, weve all tried reading stories having a
quieter time before bed, a favourite stuffed animal
(not the one grandpa shot!), warm milk, a night
light Blah, Blah, Blah!!!
What we want as parents is that when its bed-
time, and the storys been read the kids will actu-
ally go TO sleep! I used to be so tired at Bedtime
Story Time, that Id hold a few pages of a book
together fake it and hope my kids wouldnt
catch on! But we all know, they do and I was
forced to read that same DAMN book for the ftth
time that week!
One night, I had FINALLY gotten the kids to
bed, and in the middle of the night, my daughter
Breanne began to cry. Oh horror of horrors .. the
night light was out! This sadly, was a big deal to my
18 month old daughter! I rushed around, trying to
fnd a light bulb to replace the dead one. I looked
everywhere, trying to fnd a replacement to no
avail! I decided, that at 2:30 a.m. on a school night,
maybe a Christmas light would do the trick! After
pulling down all the Christmas lights in the base-
ment, I found a yellow one, put it in, and quietly
(like a Ninja) went back to bed. Before she even
cried, I knew. I had picked one of those stupid, an-
noying lights that BLINK!! When I went back, she
was on the verge of tears all because of that stu-
pid, yellow, blinking light!
Because I can be stubborn I tried four OTHER
lights that ALSO blinked, before I found one that
just GLOWED yellow! (Youd think I would bring
up a handful of lights to try!!). Breanne and I were
fnally able to sleep! I looked at the clock it read
3 a.m., AND SHE WAS FINALLY ASLEEP (little did I
know this same situation would happen regularly,
when she was 21!!).
For those of you hoping that this ONLY happens
with baby girls be warned!!
When we were still a very young married couple
(okay, Debbie was the YOUNG one!) we vol-
unteered to be part her schools year end Progres-
sive Dinner. (Word to the wise NEVER volunteer
to host Dessert!)
Now, Brennen (as a baby) had a TOTALLY regular
routine: up at 6:30 a.m. for about four hours, then
back to bed (hopefully to nap). Our LAST guests
left at 5:30 a.m.!!
We were exhausted and tried everything to po-
litely hint cleaning up, wiping counters, empty-
ing ashtrays (remember those?) fnally we were
alone! And of course, my son woke up at 6:30 a.m.!!
He didnt seem to CARE that wed only had one
hour of sleep!! Thank God we were young, and that
it was a Saturday, so we could take Baby Shifts!
Sometimes, its the grandparents who want to
sleep. Many of you know my In-Laws (remember
the old friend who got locked out of the motel
room?). They love to be active, and they lead an AC-
TIVE social life (YOU know what I mean!)
Anyway, our kids started a morning ritual when
we visited the G-Rents (cool kids slang who
knew?). Whenever they woke up, my kids would
take their stuffed toy rooster, smack its butt, it
would then crow, and scare the crap out of my
In-Laws, who REALLY wanted to sleep! The G-Rents
were not able to run, or hide, and of course it
HAD to be cute, cuz their grandkids were doing it
(I think they learned that staying out late was HAZ-
ARDOUS to their health)!
Many years later, you would think that now (like
many of you) .. and our kids are adults, wed have a
return to great sleeps. But, oh no, the kids conned
us into a FAMILY DOG!!
THEY grew up and LEFT!!! Brodie the Wonder
Dog is worse than the two of them! He (because
were dumb!) is used to sleeping on OUR bed! So
now, instead of kids wrecking our sleep, we have
a four-legged fur ball that hogs a King-Sized bed,
snores, dreams, passes gas, and then has some
stupid instinct to JAM against us all through the
NIGHT!!!!
People tell you that once you have kids, youll
forget EVERYTHING about the Single Life all
I know, is that I slept a WHOLE LOT better THEN!
(Fule for Thought is a slice of life humourous
column that will appear in the Strathmore Times,
written by long-time resident, town councillor, high
school teacher, coach, husband and father of two
Pat Fule. If you would like to get in touch with Pat,
you can send him an e-mail at Pat.fule@shaw.ca)
Golden Slumbers
(Thanks John, Paul, George Sorry Ringo!)
Letters to the editor
The third annual Race against Hunger program initiated by encana
has been a continued success. The program is designed to help raise
food, awareness, and funds for food banks in encanas key operating
areas, which are also along the GmC Pro Tour route. On August 3 there
was the annual Community Pardner BBQ. Unoffcially approximately
$5,600 was raised for the Wheatland Food Bank from all of the Race
against Hunger events this year.
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To the Editor
Readers will recall April 13, 2010 as the date which
saw many areas in Wheatland County fooded due to
the heavy snowfall in the days previous. We awoke that
morning to fnd that most of our yard was under water.
As the thaw continued and precipitation fell, the water
continued to rise.
We arrived home from work on June 21 to a fooded
garage, a foating deck and a lake where our driveway
should be.
Maybe we should have anticipated a situation like
this. After all, were situated beside a slough, at the bot-
tom of a natural bowl in the land. In hindsight, fooding
was a pretty obvious possibility. Maybe we assumed
that the original developers of the property knew what
they were doing.
It doesnt matter now. Its interesting to note, how-
ever, that the one thing we heard most often from long-
time residents was Ive lived around here for __ years,
and Ive never seen it this high before!
Small comfort when for three plus months you cant
leave your house without rubber boots and the dog has
to be carried across the swamp just for a pee.
This is not, however, a letter of complaints. This is
a long overdue letter of appreciation to those who
helped us, in small ways and large ways. We wish to
publicly acknowledge and thank everyone who helped
us out (see the thank you list in the classifed section).
If we missed your name, let us know. We are aware
that there were others who tried to get help for us, and
we appreciate you for that.
Thank you all so much for everything you did.

Sincerely,
Mike, Barb and Jeremy Froese
Wheatland County
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Letters to the editor
To the Editor
My name is Susan Gates and I have worked for
Wheatland Family and Community Support Services
(WFCSS) for the past ten years. Recent events have
prompted me to write this letter.
The staff at WFCSS was informed on Monday, July
23 that the Town of Strathmore will be pulling their
portion of FCSS funding and starting their own FCSS.
They have every right to make that decision. My is-
sue is the way it was handled.
WFCSS has been in partnership with the Town of
Strathmore for 34 years. With that length of time, I
feel we deserved more respect, consideration and
common courtesy than we were shown. Would staff
experienced in the programs not help to make a
more seamless transition? Has the town given any
thought or consideration to the employees of the ex-
isting FCSS? What would have been wrong with the
town working with us to better serve the residents
of Strathmore? It was stated that the town residents
should have a say in what programs are available. Is
that not why we have two Town Councilors on the
WFCSS board? I honestly believe that the town does
not even know what programs are actually offered
through WFCSS to the town residents.
As to the extensive research into the pros and
cons of bringing the FCSS Program under the um-
brella of the Municipality of Strathmore would it not
be in the towns best interests to work with WFCSS
to fnd out WHAT programs are being offered, the
cost to offer these programs and the staffng time it
takes to offer these programs? What happens now
to all the programs we currently run that are inter-
twined between the county and the town, such as
the Wheatland County Food Bank?? Why would you
open your own Town FCSS and then want to partner
with the existing FCSS on programs? I wonder if its
a budget issue? How does the town plan on provid-
ing enhanced services with only half the funding?
Funding is provided on a per capita basis.
What expertise or knowledge does the town have
to run a Home Support Program? Do they know what
it entails? How has the town prepared to offer this
program? Do they realize the cost of running a Home
Support Program? What really worries me is that the
senior & disabled clients will be paying a lot more
than they currently are for these enhanced services!
So many questions and no answers!
We are all long-term employees at WFCSS and I
think that says something to the fact that we are all
dedicated to FCSS and the programs that we work
with. To work with FCSS, I believe that you have to
be a very compassionate person who cares about the
agencies and individuals that you work with.
Susan Gates
Strathmore
Partnership comes to an end
To the Editor
For quite some time, I have been very concerned
about the lack of a pathway along George Freeman
Trail (west side). This is an expensive venture, and
to complicate matters, it will be resolved once devel-
opment on the east side commences (as a sidewalk
is planned). As I looked at the feld between The
Ranch (Archie Klaiber Trail) and Parklane Drive, it
was evident that, with a little effort, this area could
be cleared and a pathway established to allow pe-
destrians to walk safely. After raising this concept
with our administration, they then approached Paul
Douglas from United Communities (The Ranch De-
velopers) who agreed that this was a good idea and
offered to take action. The result is a new pathway
which allows pedestrians a safer alternative than
walking along George Freeman Trail (for a portion,
at least). My compliments to Mr. Douglas and the
folks from United Communities their eagerness to
take action in this matter shows they are true com-
munity partners!
Bob Sobol
Councillor, Town of Strathmore
New pathways make for safer walks
To the Editor
There is no other way to describe this government
and the agencies under its control.
Last weeks article outlined the extravagant ex-
pense claims of Allaudin Merali, the former Chief Fi-
nancial Offcer with Alberta Health. In three years he
managed to push through $350,000 in entertainment
and other expenses.
On top of a $500,000 a year salary, he averaged
$10,000 a month in meals, liquor and other claims.
After the centralized Super Health Board was estab-
lished in 2008, Merali became a health consultant in
Ontario, where he again became infamous for his
excessive claims.
Despite his notoriety in government circles, Alber-
ta Health hired him as their head accountant a few
months ago. More revelations elevate the situation to
the repulsive. For his three years of work with Capi-
tal Health, a $500,000 annual salary and $350,000 in
expenses was simply the start. Read slowly to digest
the magnitude.
In addition to his regular pension (for three years
work), Merali receives a supplementary pension
of $13,303 per month (yes, per month!). He also re-
ceived 1 million (one million) dollars in severance
pay. There is now word that we might be on the
hook for another severance package for his few
months efforts with the Super Board.
Revelations suggest that there is far more than one
pig madly slurping. Taxpayers are on the hook for
a further $35 million in supplementary pensions to
other executives with Alberta Health.
This behavior is anything but an anomaly. You
might recall the $371,000 paid to a consultant by
the name of Kelly Charlebois, when Gary Mar was
Health Minister. The untendered contract was for
verbal advice.
No report was ever given of Charlebois contribu-
tions.
Charlebois has no expertise in the health feld. He
was a political insider with the Progressive Conser-
vatives. At the moment he is the interim Executive
Director of P.C. Alberta. I suggest it wont be long
before taxpayers are directly paying him again.
None of this would have come to our attention
were it not for the diligent work of one reporter who
dug up the slop via 143 Freedom of Information re-
quests. There is no reason to believe that there are
not hundreds of millions more in excessive handouts
to others in a government where accountability is a
foreign concept.
LUNACY AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL
You may have heard of federal Language Com-
missioner Graham Frasers latest initiative. It seems
that he will be sending secret language police out
to eight Canadian airports to ensure that we are be-
ing adequately provided bilingual services. These
include Vancouver and Edmonton.
At a cost of $90,000, we will not only be able to
determine whether the local Air Canada agent can
speak to us in both offcial languages but also staff at
airport restaurants, souvenir shops and bookstores.
As Kelly McParland of the National Post put it, if
theres a more pointless waste of tax money than
sussing out whether a Timmies cashier in Vancou-
ver understands the French term for double-double,
I cant think of it.
Democracy must be more that two wolves and a
sheep voting on what to have for dinner.
--James Bovard
Your comments and suggestions are appreciated:
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Don Weisbeck
Brooks, Alta
At the trough
Jason Hale
MLA Strathmore-Brooks
In the months leading up to the
spring election, my Wildrose col-
leagues and I highlighted example af-
ter example of what happens when a
political party has been in government
for too long. We called attention to
behaviour like the PC party soliciting
and accepting illegal donations from
public institutions like municipalities,
school boards, Alberta Health Servic-
es, and post secondary institutions,
bullying and intimidation of health
care professionals and local elected
representatives, closed door contracts
with PC connected frms with no pub-
lic tendering, and the promotions and
appointments of offcials who have
track records of abusing public dollars
to top spots in government and the PC
party.
We called it a culture of corruption,
where mutual back-scratching insid-
ers use public dollars for personal or
political beneft. This is what happens
when a party has been in power for
more than four decades- politicians
and insiders get out of touch with ev-
eryday Albertans, entitlement sets in
and they believe the rules that apply
to everyone else no longer apply to
them.
This week, a glaring example of this
deep seated and entrenched behav-
iour hit the news. The Chief Finan-
cial Offcer of Alberta Health Services
was revealed to have received about
$350,000 in expenses for unbeliev-
able claims like car detailing and re-
pairs to his Mercedes Benz, expensive
meals, butler service and opera tick-
ets, in his previous role with Capital
Health between 2005-08. Despite this
background, he was appointed CFO
of Alberta Health Services about three
months ago. Because of public expo-
sure, the CFO is stepping down and
may walk away with a hefty taxpayer
funded severance package of nearly
half a million dollars.
Whats more, just prior to the elec-
tion, he had actually been appointed
as the Controller for the entire govern-
ment of Alberta, through an Order-in-
Council, which is a special decree put
forward by the Minister of Finance and
approved by the Premier and Govern-
ment Cabinet Ministers. Its unclear
why he left that role, but immediately
after the election, he became the CFO
of Alberta Health Services (AHS).
Trying to explain this fasco after it
became public, the Minister of Health
had very few answers for Albertans.
When trying to justify how this indi-
vidual got hired as the top fnancial
watch dog for our health care sys-
tem in the frst place, the Minister of
Health said he was dumbfounded,
outraged and didnt know about ex-
penses or his previous involvement
with the Ontario scandal.
Right.
Dumbfounded. The problem is that
other Ministers acknowledged they
did know about the individuals role
in the spending scandal in Ontario. Ei-
ther nobody knew, which reveals rank
incompetence and negligence in the
hiring and appointment process, or
theyre fudging the truth. Of course,
Premier Redford isnt here to address
Albertans directly about this affront,
because she is at the Olympics in Lon-
don, on a trip that will singlehandedly
cost taxpayers much more than what
most Albertans will make this year: an
estimated $84,000.
There is so much wrong with this
situation, it is hard to even know
where to start. Aside from the galling
expense claims and obscene waste of
public dollars, the incompetence or
wilful oversight in the appointment
process, and the pattern of politicians
and senior government offcials only
looking out for themselves, Albertans
can be forgiven for also being alarmed
about what this fasco says about the
governments priorities. Irresponsible
abuse of public dollars is probably just
the tip of the iceburg, and it is symp-
tomatic of a broken and corrupt sys-
tem.
But, sadly, this is par for the course.
After four decades in power, this gov-
ernments decisions are totally out of
whack from the common sense of most
Albertans. They treat taxpayer dollars
like a bottomless personal piggybank
to reward insiders and political pals
while Albertans suffer on waiting lists
for specialized procedures and surger-
ies that are among the longest in the
country, emergency rooms and Emer-
gency Management Services are in cri-
sis, seniors in long term care facilities
have been fed disgusting, processed
and packaged food shipped long dis-
tances, many Albertans have trouble
fnding family doctors who will take
on new patients, and front line staff
are scrambling to provide core services
and going above and beyond to serve
Albertans in a top heavy, unresponsive
system that pays extravagant bonuses
to senior AHS executives, even though
the system continually fails to meet
most of its targets.
Clearly, Albertans deserve answers -
not only about expenses and hiring in
Alberta Health Services, but about the
management and oversight in other
government departments too. As the
Offcial Opposition, I and my Wildrose
colleagues will keep asking questions
and holding the government to ac-
count. As the constituents of Strath-
more-Brooks know, we will continue
to advocate for whistleblower legis-
lation so public servants, contractors
and employees can speak out about
ethical breaches and wasteful spend-
ing without fear of reprisal and for a
more responsive freedom of informa-
tion system to make politicians ac-
countable. We will continue to fght for
local delivery of health care, to get rid
of the top layers of high priced execu-
tives and to focus funds and decision
making authority on the front lines so
the health care system works better for
all of us.
Jason Hale MLA Strathmore-Brooks
stathmore.brooks@assembly.ab.ca
1-855-362-6973
Alberta Healthcare scandal
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We hope you are all enjoying a wonderful summer and are looking
forward to welcoming all students and staff back for the 2012/13 school
year! If you are new to one of our communities or our schools, please
give us a call. We would like to hear from you and are eager to help
you with any questions you might have about school for your children.
For returning students, just a reminder there has been a reduction in
school fees for this school year and some changes that have improved
bus service in the town of Strathmore. See you on August 30th!
Bevan Daverne - Superintendent of Schools
2012
August 28, 29 Professional Development
& School Organizing Days
August 30 first Day of School for Students
September 3 Labour Day Weekend
September 21 School closure
October 8 Thanksgiving Holiday
October 12 Professional Development Day
October 26 School closure
november 9 Day in Lieu of Parent/Teacher
interviews
november 12 School closure
november 30 School closure
December 14 School closure
December 24 christmas Break
January 7, 2013
(inclusive)
2013
January 31 Professional Development Day
(Semester Break)
february 8 School closure
february 18 family Day Holiday
february 21, 22 Teachers convention
March 8 School closure
March 11 Day in Lieu of Parent/Teacher
interviews
March 29 April 8 Spring Break
(inclusive)
May 10 Professional Development Day
May 20 Victoria Day Holiday
June 7 School closure
June 27 Last Day of School
June 28 Professional Development &
School closing Day
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ent cultures from across the world will be showcas-
ing their diversity in all aspects, including Blackfoot
Crossing Historical Park (BCHP) who will be in at-
tendance a second time around to represent Sik-
sika nation and the Blackfoot culture.
The best way to kind of envision it is that there
are two simultaneous festivals going on, one is
the One World festival from 6-9 (p.m.), in order to
build up the anticipation for the multicultural fre
works, said Francisco.
The One World Festival includes four different
performance stages, different cultural pavilions,
ethnic food booths, childrens activities and a night
market. For the frst time ever, GlobalFest is having
a Tipi village that BCHP will be a part of.
We will have interpreters and staff on site do-
ing interactive things with kids, promoting BCHP.
On stage, we are going to have performances. We
have a little theatre performance and our usual
powwow performances, its grown since last year.
We will be there all week but on every other day,
fve of the ten, said BCHP General Manager, Jack
Royal.
Were involved right at the beginning, we actu-
ally have an elder coming to do a blessing to kick
off the whole (event), said Royal.
In celebration of GlobalFests 10th year, the
number of nights with freworks has increased
from fve to six. Francisco described the year of
2012 as being GlobalFests biggest year in pro-
gramming, with the new additions of the Tipi vil-
lage and a new urban arts stage. GlobalFest is one
of Calgarys largest locally drawn events, bringing
in anywhere from 16,000-20,000 people daily, all
in one park location.
Entering into the freworks portion of the eve-
ning, each night will showcase a freworks display
from a different country, including the Philippines
(the 2011 Peoples Choice), as well as Mexico, Chi-
na, Brazil, and USA. The grand fnale will be tak-
ing place on Sunday, August 26th, and will include
a frework display by Fireworks Director, Patrick
Brault.
He is one of the best in the business, he is an
old friend of the business, he goes way back with
our producer and our executive producer for many
years, and since that time, he has had over 20-25
years of experience with freworks and hes done
stuff for the World Cup, F1 Racing, he did the 2010
Vancouver Winter Olympics and now hes here
with us, said Francisco.
The title of the fnale is called Eclipse which
includes elements of pleasure, success, spirituality,
as well as destruction, regrets, rebirth and rebuild-
ing through the different song selections.
In Patricks words, he uses freworks to create a
personal metaphor for the non linear cycle of life,
said Francisco.
Each country must meet a certain criteria in their
freworks display including that 25 per cent of the
music must be native to the country, and artistic
requirements are involved including colour, preci-
sion and synchronization.
In terms of the One World portion, Royal be-
lieves its a great opportunity for BCHP to share its
culture with others and anticipates being a part of
GlobalFest next year.
I think its a good opportunity also to promote
Calgary and the original history of Calgary through
First Nations perspective and sharing that with not
only people from Calgary but with countries that
come from around the world, said Royal.
More information about GlobalFest and tickets
can be available for purchase by visiting www.glo-
balfest.ca. Tickets are currently priced at $15.
Blackfoot Crossing
to make its mark at GlobalFest
Canadian tourism on the rise
Jenna Campbell
Times Contributor
It has been over a year since the Canadian Tour-
ism Commission (CTC) has launched the Canadian
Experiences Collection(SEC) marketing program
which has thus far proved to be successful.
Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park (BCHP)
joined the SEC in its second wave of approved ex-
periences, on October 18, 2011. After a third wave
of SEC approved applicants, the collection stands
today with a total of 163 members. The CTC will
be entering into its fourth wave, accepting appli-
cations for new experiences from November 15-
December 15, 2012.
In an attempt to stand out in the marketplace,
the CTC created the SEC, a marketing program
designed to promote unique travel experiences
that can only be found in Canada to entice inter-
national travelers. Eleven different countries are
currently being targeted.
Travelers are drawn to the idea of once-in-a-life-
time experiences, which is exactly what the CTC
is emphasizing internationally. BCHP perfectly fts
with the defnition with its six square kilometers
overlooking the Bow River, Tipi village, archeo-
logical digging on site, and an extensive historical
building of 66,000 square feet.
You can go to any other institution and have
other non-First Nations people and on non-First
Nations land telling First Nations history, telling
First Nations culture, interpreting their values,
beliefs, and so on. Here you are going to get it
directly from our own people, said General Man-
ager of BCHP, Jack Royal, who adds, youre going
to get our perspective from our eyes, through our
interpretation, through our own language.
SEC members will receive the benefts of being
marketed globally in 11 consumer markets.
Examples of exposure include utilizing social
media, travel and media relations and web mar-
keting.
Its all based on the economy, some markets
are doing quite well, some are still recovering
from economic turndown, I think as the economy
improves around the world, then the option for
travel will come back and you will see Canada as
a major player within the world, said Frank Ver-
schuren, the Brand Experience Specialist from the
Canadian Tourism Commission.
Great potential lies in the Chinese market as
Canada recently was granted Approved Destina-
tion Status (ADS) by China in June 2010, allowing
the CTC to promote Canadian travel within the
country. The number of Chinese visitors to Cana-
da is on the rise, totaling at 22,630 from May 2012,
a 22 per cent increase from the previous year, ac-
cording to the CTC.
I think China, is a relatively new market that we
are in, its only been a couple of years since weve
had approved destination status from the Chinese
Government so now we can formally go and sell
Canada to the perspective of the Chinese people
who wish to travel certainly in North America and
into Canada, said Verschuren.
Canada was named the number one tourism
brand for a second year in a row on November 10,
2011 by the leading international brand consul-
tancy, FutureBrand. The label demonstrates that
Canada carries a positive connotation worldwide.
The market potential, certainly from an inter-
national perspective, is quite high because the av-
erage spent from a visitor from a foreign destina-
tion is much higher than what a Canadian spends
in Canada, so the more international revenue you
can create, the higher yield of revenue that comes
into Canada, said Verschuren.
The SEC marketing program is still in the early
stages, and in time, Canada willreap the benefts
of the CTCs marketing endeavors.
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if they are not attached to the hospital,
we still need them, she said. Let the
industry come forward with ideas.
Debbie Wakelam, owner and operator of mead-
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Debbie Wakelam wants people to
pay attention to the announcement
made by Health Minister Fred Horne
last month that addresses seniors hous-
ing needs.
The government is recommending
changes based on the Moving Con-
tinuing Care Centres Forward: Concept
Paper, indicating movement towards
an aging in one place concept, a larg-
er facility model for senior care.
Wakelam said the paper does not
provide for alternate care options that
were promised in the 2008 Aging in
the Right Place document. It promised
to provide more options and improve
choice and availability as to where Al-
bertans receive services.
The new plan amalgamates all levels
of housing and care into one govern-
ment department that oversees large
development living sites, in which the
residents would move from foor to
foor as their medical needs increased.
Where is our choice or an option in
this proposal? said Wakelam.
In an article in the Edmonton Jour-
nal Health Minister Fred Horne said it
is an early draft with very preliminary
ideas. Horne said all Albertans would
have a chance to weigh in on the de-
sign of the new eldercare system at
some point in the future.
Wakelam belongs to the Alberta Se-
niors Citizens Housing Association
(ASCH) that has representatives from
all kinds of senior care facilities. She
said they gave suggestions to the Al-
berta Government about housing for
senior citizens that incorporated many
alternatives to large long-term care fa-
cilities. The new plan does not seem to
consider that input.
We made suggestions to them; I
think that the decision was already
made. They have already built models.
They are already going to do this. Al-
though it is a draft, it is already a done
deal, said Wakelam.
There are currently different kinds
of nursing facilities and long-term care
homes. It can be confusing to the aver-
age citizen.
There are voluntary, non-proft
groups, organizations and religious
groups that own auxiliary hospitals
and nursing homes, and some are still
municipally owned or co-owned. They
operate under the Hospital or Nursing
Home Act. If their services are con-
tracted to the Regional Health Author-
ity, their boards are accountable to the
authority, as well as the staff, and cli-
ents.
There are also Private nursing
homes. They operate under the Nurs-
ing Home Act and are accountable to
their owners, their staff and clients and
the regional authority - if they have a
contract with them. Both are account-
able to the Health and Welfare Minister
in matters relating to the Act.
The new move may be a move to
simplify this diversity of services.
There is some speculation that pri-
vately owned facilities will eventually
replace all publically managed homes.
The fnancial strains on public homes
include old building upkeep, increas-
ing staff costs and providing fair living
costs for low-income seniors, making it
a challenge to meet their bottom line.
There is some evidence that the gov-
ernment contracts are being awarded
to large private developers, although
smaller facilities are tendering con-
tracts. Wakelam thinks smaller contrac-
tors are reviewed and denied in favour
of a one-size-fts-all development. The
smaller bid complies with the same
licensing guidelines and providers
are providing the same standards of
service. Often smaller contractors are
owners living in the community, with
established historical relationships with
potential clients. Clients are denied the
choice of a more intimate style of care
because not enough of these types of
facilities are approved, or funding for
upkeep and maintenance is withheld.
When I met with Associate Minis-
ter (of seniors) George VanderBurg,
he said If I had the decision making, I
would give private developers the en-
tire job and let them build the thou-
sand beds that I need, said Wakelam.
Because you have dementia, why
does it mean you have be in one of
these facilities? I have two people here
and they function quite fne.
Wakelam has been involved in geri-
atric home care for more than two de-
cades and is following the Eden Val-
ley Care philosophy. Each of her home
mates have various levels of care needs.
She worked with Alberta government
offcials to develop procedures and
standards of care for small care homes,
like her small four bedroom, age 86+,
Meadowlark care home, located in
Strathmore.
The Eden Valley approach is person
centred, growth oriented and interac-
tive within a home and community set-
ting. www.edenalt.org. It differs from
the medical institutional program ap-
proach (dining program, bathing pro-
gram, etc.) to transform a new way
of thinking. It asks people to move
from thinking of our elders as frail
and sickly persons awaiting death in
an institution; moving toward making
the elderly contributing members of
our community, interacting with family
members, owning pets and participat-
ing in community events.
Wakelam had previously worked in
bigger care facilities and didnt like
how the caregivers were expected to
care for the residents.
I didnt like how we had to do the
care. You have so many residents to get
up in a limited amount of time. They
are sound asleep. You wake them up
and sit them in a chair. That is not what
these people deserve in their old age.
I have one woman that sleeps in quite
late and her family is OK with that.
Why cant she sleep in if she wants
to? I have one lady that likes to have
breakfast in her housecoat.
She said the smaller care homes of-
fer a more relaxed schedule, a smaller
more comfortable living space that is
less confusing and intimidating for de-
mentia patients. Agitation is reduced.
She says there is less dependence on
medication. Participation in daily home
activities such as helping in meal prep-
aration or gardening is encouraged.
Most old people die from boredom,
loneliness and feeling helpless. You
give them a purpose with simple things
such as setting the table and participat-
ing, said Wakelam.
With the new guidelines, Wakelam
doesnt think her home can meet the
large facility requirements. She also
wonders if the private amalgamated
care will have enough qualifed staff
to deal with extended needs. She says
that the private developers are charg-
ing for extra care needs and she won-
ders if the extended care will be afford-
able to everyone. She wonders if they
phase out extended care in hospitals,
will there be place for those not al-
ready living in the large facilities, when
the medical needs reach a Level 4 stage
of care.
We should build infrastructure ap-
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Gleichen and District Community
Association present the
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on Aug. 18th at 10:00 am.
If you wish to participate phone
Alice Booth @ (403-644-2969)
Parade starts at the Gleichen arena.
No charge to enter.
Just come out and have fun.
The Gleichen and District
Community Association
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on Sept. 15th at the Gleichen hall.
Doors open at 5:00 pm,
roast beef dinner @ 6:00
and concert at 7:30 $30/ticket
Phone Doris (403-734-0114),
Fran (403-734-2891) or
Alice (403-734-2969) for tickets.
Only a limited number sold.
Royal Canadian Legion
For information regarding hall rentals, darts and crib,
please call 403.934.5119
Wheatland Conservation & Wildlife Association
(Your local fsh & game club). Meetings
2nd Thursday every month, 7:30pm at the Clubhouse.
Call Larry at 403-934-4388 for more information.
Strathmore District Health Services Auxiliary
Meetings are held the fourth Monday of the month
@ 1:30 pm, (excluding July & August). Lower level
Conference Room at the Strathmore Hospital.
New members welcome. For more info please call
403-934-4436
Strathmore & District Chamber of Commerce
meets the second Thursday of the month @ 7:00 p.m.
All members welcome. Check web page for meeting
location. For more information call
403-901-3175 or
www.strathmoredistrictchamber.com.
Come Fly With Us 903 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Sqn.
Meet Wednesdays at 6:30pm at the blue building and
Quonset on the Ag grounds. Boys & Girls welcome
between 12 & 19 years. Call Joanna Howard at
403-983-5796 for more information.
HIV Edmonton
providing support, education and advocacy for those
infected with, affected by or at risk of HIV and AIDS
for 25 years. Go to www.hivedmonton.com or call toll
free 1.877.388.5742.
The Hope Bridges Society for Creative & Continued
Learning advocating for, and bringing together citizens
of all abilities for meaningful relationships, friendships,
& opportunities through the Arts, holds Board Meetings
on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM, at Unit
9, 104 3rd Avenue (the Leary Centre). Please contact
Wanda at 403-983-3690, or 403-901-5081 (Cell) for
further information about our work and upcoming
events, if you would like to be added to our friends/
contact list, or visit us in our new offce noted above.
Strathmore Musical Arts Society,
If you love music and musicians and have a special
soft spot for the Blues, you would enjoy being part of
this group. Call 403-934-4196 or 403-680-7721 to get
on our phone or email list and be notifes about
meetings and upcoming events.
Strathmore Elks Lodge #491
meets 3rd Tuesday at the Strathmore Curling Club
6:30 pm. Steak Supper at 7 pm. New Members
welcome. Call Greg 403-888-6155.
Strathmore Homeschool Familes.
Any Strathmore and Area familes that are
homeschooling are invited to join our Yahoo Group.
groups. yahoo.com/group/strathmorehsfams
Meals on Wheels is available in Strathmore. For
information or to obtain this service please contact
Wheatland FCSS at 403-934-5335.
Strathmore Hand in Hand Parent Link
Offers FREE programming to kids 0-6 and their
caregivers! Check the Town of Strathmore website
Community Events section for programs and times!
Located at 421-2nd St, across from Paragon Pharmacy.
690-1237.
Strathmore FASD Parent Support Group
at the Strathmore United Church.
For more info call Pam @652-4776.
Strathmore Caregiver Support Group
This is an opportunity for caregivers to fnd support
and beneft from interaction with others in a similar
situation. For more information or to register call Amy
Yaneza at 403-361-7176.
Happy Gang 55 plus Seniors Meetings; 2nd Tuesday
every month @ 1:30 pm. Potluck Supper; fourth
Tuesday every month at 5:30pm. Everyone welcome!
Hall Rental; $80. Call Shirley @ 403-934-9927.
All other inquiries call Eric @ 403-901-1596.
Meetings and Sewing Workshops The 2nd and 4th
Thursday of every month at 7pm. We meet at the
Strathmore Ag Grounds, Red Quonset. Looking for
100% cotton or fannel fabric donations to do some
charity quilts. New Members Welcome.
Contact Laurie at 901-0088 or Wendy 901-3756.
Sunday School for All Ages: Lord of All Lutheran
Church offers Christian Education opportunities for
ages 3 years to adult, on Sunday Mornings. All are
Welcome! For more information please call Margo
Sevick 403-901-2044 or call the Church Offce at
403-934-2374.
Strathmore Lions Club meets the frst and third
Thursday at the Strathmore Civic Centre at 6:45 pm.
Strathmore Country Gardens Club
Meetings at least once per month. Tours, guest
speakers, workshops and much more included in a
membership. $20 single, $30 family.
For more information visit
www.strathmorecountrygardensclub.webs.com
or phone Linda Pekrul 403-901-0017.
Strathmore Masonic Lodge #53
meets the frst Monday of each Month at 7:30 p.m.
Call Glen at 403-901-6038. Website:
www.strathmore53.com
Strathmore Parent and Tot Playgroup,
meets every Tuesday at 9:30 - 11:30 am. in the
Strathmore United Church Basement. For more
information call Tammy at 403-983-7284 or
Ali at 403-934-2089. $1 per child
Free Tree for all New Born Babies
Attention all infants remind your parents to register
your birth so a tree can be planted commemorating
your birth in the Chinook Credit Union Birth Forest
in Strathmore. Registration Forms are available at the
Town offce, Chinook Credit Union and Health Unit.
(A Communities in Bloom Project)
Healing Rooms, open for prayer Mondays from 7 to
9 pm. at the Harvest Healing Centre at 115A-3rd.
Avenue in Strathmore. Everyone is Welcome.
Strathmore Full Gospel Church
Were a Pentecostal Bible based family church that
has something for all ages. Call 934-2225 or visit
www.strathmorefullgospel.com
Strathmore Baptist Church Meeting
Sundays @ 11am and Thursdays @ 7pm, Call
Pastor David Blankenship for info 403-390-4431.
Wheatland Business Women Meet the second Tuesday
of the month @ 8:00 am at Days Inn & Suites.
New members welcome http://businesswomen.ca and
follow us on Facebook. Call 403-324-6641.
Strathmore Fun Runners Car Club Meets the frst
Wednesday of the month. New members welcome!
Please call Todd at 403-934-0558 or
Shawn at 403-901-9303 for info.
Wheatland Rural Crime Watch. Meetings are the 3rd
Thursday of each Month. Featuring guest speakers.
For more information call 403-934-4055.
The Strathmore Youth Club
is looking for people interested in leading youth
programs and for a Volunteer Coordinator. If you are
interested in either of these positions, please contact
the Strathmore Youth Clubs Program Coordinator for
application details, inquire@youthclubstrathmore.info
or 403-324-4521.
Strathmore & District Agricultural Society
Darcy Ledene - General Manager
Strathmore & District Agricultural Society
gmsags@telus.net 403.934.5811 Offce 403.999.7646
Cell 403.901.0299 Fax Facebook: Strathmore Stam-
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Chestermere and area Children (& Families)
with Type 1 Diabetes.
Our Goal is to create a group of mature, responsible
members where we open our own homes as Safe
Places for Diabetic Children to go to if ever in Diabetic
Distress. Join the Facebook group for more informa-
tion.
The Community Crisis Society, operating
Wheatland Shelter
is currently seeking volunteer applicants to serve on
the board. Interest individuals may contact Gerry at
(403) 934-6634, Monday -Thursday, or e-mail: ccs-
acct@telus.net.
Strathmore Regional Victim Services Society(SRVSS)
SRVSS is looking for men and women interested in be-
coming front line victim advocates to provide support,
information and referrals to victims of crime or tragedy.
We need individuals interested in a challenging and
rewarding volunteer experience who are caring and
non-judgmental with a sincere interest in helping
victims move past their immediate trauma. We provide
extensive training in many areas, including sexual
assaults, domestic violence, suicide, court preparation,
and sudden death. If you are interested in volunteering
your time please contact Lesley Hering at the Strath-
more RCMP Detachment at (403) 934-6552. Website:
www.strathmoreregionalvictimservices.com
RCCG Peculiar People Assembly, Strathmore Meeting
Sunday Services at 10am & Wednesdays Bible study at
7pm. Venue: Chuck Mercer room of
Centennial Civic Centre. PH: 403-667-7832
e-mail pastorlawal@gmail.com
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Meeting in the Storefront School @ 688 Westchester
Rd., Strathmore. Saturday morning @ 10:00 AM
Pastor Ghena Girleanu, phone 403-983-0081.
Strathmore Girl Guides, looking for Spark,
Brownie, Guide Leaders,
come join the fun stay for the adventure. Training
provided. Call Yvonne 403 934 4238, you dont have
to have a daughter in Guiding to be a leader.
Wheatland County Food Bank
urgently requires VOLUNTEER SCREENERS. Please call
Sylvia at 403-934-5287 or WFCSS at 403-934-5335
for info.
Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings
Strathmore open meetings Monday 8:00pm, Hope
Community Church, Call 403-934-9570 or 403-901-
6009. Strathmore Full Gospel Church Closed meet-
ings Ladies, Tuesdays @ 7pm, Call 403-901-1163.
Mens, Tuesdays 8:30pm, Call 403-324-0056. Open
Step Meeting, Thursdays @ 8pm at Full Gospel Church,
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Field Stone is a local winery that
produces very fne wine from lo-
cally grown fruits. They are located
just south of Strathmore on #817.

They will be giving away a sample
of their product in the weekly draw
so be sure to enter your name.
Make Farm Fresh Fridays at the Strathmore
Farmers Market the Friday thing to do.
Held every Friday
3:00 - 6:30 pm
Strathmore ag Grounds
Vendor
OF THe WeeK
Field Stone
John Godsman
Times Contributor
In the early 1920s, the Hoff family
decided to leave Germany and move to
the New World. Eds father and broth-
er moved to Canada, whilst one older
brother moved to Argentina. Those
who came to Canada moved to the
Gleichen area, and purchased land to
start farming. Ed was born in Cluny in
1931, the eldest of fve children, and
went to school mainly in Gleichen, al-
though he did attend Cluny Dormitory
for his high school. Following this he
attended SAIT for two years Industrial
Electricity. Following graduation, he
was hired as an electrician on con-
tract, by The Lutheran Church, to assist
in rebuilding war damaged buildings
and equipment in New Guinea. After
spending fve years there, he returned
to Gleichen in 1959, and took over the
family farm, from his father. For the
next two years he worked and com-
pleted exams, which led to his Masters
Degree and an Electricians License in
1963, which broadened his work avail-
ability to include residential house wir-
ing, under Hoff Electricity.
Bevs father was ffth or sixth genera-
tion from Wales. His forefathers moved
to Canada in the late 1700s, and settled
in Ontario. After graduating, he moved
to Fort St John and this was where Bev
was born in 1937, the middle child of
fve girls. She grew up there, and com-
pleted her education in Fort St John
and surrounding area.
Both Ed and Bev were previously
married, but both lost their respective
spouses to health. These marriages pro-
vided Ed with a daughter and two sons,
and in turn nine grandchildren. Bevs
frst marriage also gave her a daughter
and two sons, and she now has seven
grandchildren.
Following their marriage Bev moved
to the Hoff family farm in Gleichen in
1988, where they continued to farm
until 1998, when Eds son Peter and
wife Cindy took over the farm and
rented the land. In
1990, Ed and Bev had
started Evertight Fence
Anchors a company
which manufactures
guy anchors for agricul-
tural use. Mainly they
are used to tie down
grain bins, trailers,
tool sheds, calf shel-
ters, retaining walls, fencing, etc. For
14 years, they travelled to agriculture
shows all over Western Canada, before
selling this business in 2004, so they
could retire and move to their newly
built house in Strathmore. They moved
here to be closer to medical facilities,
stores and the many friends from the
Gleichen area, who had already moved
here. In 2001, the farm celebrated its
100th anniversary of farming.
They were both very involved in the
community. Ed was known as Mr Fix
It. Even his father used to say that Ed
could fx anything! Following his ser-
vice in New Guinea, Ed continued to
volunteer his time and expertise for
wiring and repairs at different church
camps and community buildings.
He was a member and served on the
board of Unifarm, The World Mission
Board of The Lutheran Church, and
served as Superintendent of The Lu-
theran Church Sunday School in Glei-
chen, when his own family was young.
As mentioned above, Bev lived in
the north at Fort St John. With her frst
husband they were very involved with
the B.C. Seed Growers & B.C. Seed
Fairs and Seminars.
Her husband was Pres-
ident of The B.C. Seed
Growers for 10 years.
They were part of the
planning committee
when the North Peace
Care Home Society
was formed, and the
Care Home was built.
Her husband served on the board from
the beginning until his death. For fve
years, Bev taught Bible History to the
confrmation classes of Peace Lutheran
Church, and served as Vice President
of the Church Council. She was also
a member of the ELCW a womens
church group, the local community
club, and farmers union.
The main changes they have seen in
Strathmore include the arrival of the
big box stores like Walmart, Sobeys,
Canadian Tire and No Frills. In Wheat-
land County - the family farm is a thing
of the past. They are being purchased
by large operations to create huge
farms that most families cannot com-
pete against.
shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
This Sunday, August 19, four organic
farmers are inviting people to spend
the day touring their farms. Winters
Turkeys in Dalemead, Heritage Harvest
Farm located northwest of Strathmore,
Cams Carrots near Carseland and Pop-
lar Bluff Farm from Strathmore have
all banded together to bring the farm
tours to those interested.
When we got together and talked
about it we thought, well why dont we
do this on our own. The idea is to make
the community more aware that there
are organic farms here, and that theres
really good food being produced out
here, said Rosemary Wotske, with Pop-
lar Bluff Farm.
This is the second time weve done
it and the comments we got the frst
time from the people who participated
were all so positive. Its just not some-
thing that they get exposed to and they
learn a ton more stuff about what actu-
ally happens in the agricultural indus-
try and specifcally how their food gets
grown, said Mark Gibeau of Heritage
Harvest Farm.
Organic farming is a niche market
that is growing in popularity. Gibeau
explained that the difference, other
than not using pesticides, is the differ-
ent method of getting soil fertility.
Where conventional farming they
basically buy fertilizers and those sorts
of things. In the grain farming industry
we rely on recycling our straw and then
we buy some kind of fertilizers that are
made out of bone meal, blood meal,
feather meal that kind of stuff, some
other kind of organic soil enhancers,
said Gibeau.
Basically we want to get that whole
biological system in the soil working
in that natural rhythm rather than try-
ing to compensate for it by using other
kinds of fertilizers.
Going organic was the best ft for
Gibeau who, after 40 years of being
out of farming, decided to buy a small
section of land across from his home
when the opportunity arose. Being
a small land owner and trying to run
in the conventional system wouldnt
work so he looked at the niche market,
which is why Heritage Harvest Farms
only grows organic and nothing but
heritage varieties of wheat.
Wotske knew from a young age that
she wanted to spend her life on the
farm. What drove me to keep trying
new things was a love of good food.
I began farming organically because I
felt bad every time I used a chemical.
Then I noticed that food tasted better
without chemicals too, said Wotske.
In 85 she bought the farm and it was
98 when she went certifed. She grows
a number of different varieties of po-
tatoes with up to 30 kinds a year. This
year she is down to a manageable 16
kinds.
Cam of Cams Carrots, grows fve dif-
ferent coloured carrots. Three are the
fresh eating variety, and two are cook-
ing variety. He also grows beets, gold
beets, candy stripe, red and white beets
and parsnips.
With a majority of the buyers market
coming from Calgary, thats where tick-
ets are being sold, and participants will
be picked up from the Chinook LRT
station. Last year was the frst time they
did the four farms and there were 30
to 35 people. Cam said they are nearly
double that this year.
Its another opportunity for people
from the city to just get exposed to
some of the different agricultural kinds
of things and its a target market as
well. These are people who are more
likely a little more in tune as to where
they shop and what they buy, said Gi-
beau.
Tickets are still on sale and can ei-
ther be bought at Community Natural
Foods, Sunnyside Natural Market, or
Amaranth Whole Foods for $35 each.
Wotske said locals interested could con-
tact the individual farmers, but said it is
probably worthwhile to have someone
drop them off at the pickup point. The
tour is from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.
A day in the life of organic farmers
RemembeRing ouR pAst Ed & Bev Hoff
Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
The Strathmore Boston Pizza (BP) Thunder
bantam A girls softball teams hosted the West-
ern Canadian Championships for the girls and
boys August 9 to 12.
Strathmore pulled off a great weekend, ad-
vancing into the tiebreaker format to advance
into the fnal four playoff round. All four teams
were tied for the third and fourth place spots
after the round robin.
Strathmore, Calgary, Fleetwood and Kelowna
were all forced into extra games. Kelowna moved
on to play Strathmore after defeating Fleetwood.
The two teams had met earlier in round robin
play, with Strathmore defeating Kelowna 9-2.
In the fnal match up between the two teams
Kelowna was able to get on the board early and
stay ahead, defeating Strathmore 7-0. The Strath-
more Thunder walked away with a ffth place
fnish from the Western Canadian Champion-
ships.
Our team had a great run on the weekend,
with one game somehow slipping away that cost
us a third place seeding after round robin play.
We had just jumped out to a 7-2 lead against
Winnipeg and had full control of the game and
somehow out of nowhere, the next inning was
completed and we were trailing 10-7, said BP
Thunder coach Lanky Johnson.
It was so innocent as it unfolded and that loss
cost us the opportunity to fnish in third seed
prior to the playoff round and not having to play
tie breaker games.
Saskatoon went to the fnals against Conquest.
It was a big surprise in the fnals when Con-
quest took the two winning runs of the game.
Saskatoon had scored at least 10 runs in every
game they had played, and went into the gold
medal game with an undefeated record of 7-0.
Conquest had only suffered one loss prior to the
fnal game, and that was to Saskatoon earlier in
the page playoff.
The Conquest Coyotes won the gold medal
with a score of 2-0.
Overall on the season this was a fantastic
year with these young ladies. In the beginning
we had goals set to be sure as a frst year A
level team, that we work hard and learn how to
be competitive, said Johnson.
In the end we got a bronze medal in Alberta
A provincials then a 5th place in Western Can-
ada Championships. That is worth GOLD and
they deserve to feel proud of themselves. It will
take few days for them to get over losing out,
but it will slowly sink in and as we have told
them all along the game will pay you back for
all the effort they put in this year and they are
amazing athletes.
In the boys U16 fnal Saskatoon took the lead
9-2 against the Prince Albert Astros.
augus t 1 7 , 2 0 1 2
Thunder ends weekend with 5th place fnish
sports
ROUND
ROBIN
SCORES
Conquest - 9
Strathmore - 0

Strathmore - 13
Edmonton - 1

Strathmore - 9
Kelowna - 2

Winnipeg - 14
Strathmore - 7

Saskatoon - 15
Strathmore - 2

Strathmore - 8
Brandon - 0
The frst annual Nathan Haase Memorial Golf Tournament was a suc-
cess. There were 145 golfers and four proximity holes including clos-
est to the pin, longest drive, longest putt, and Nathans Hole which
is closest to the centre of the fairway. Nathan Haase was involved in
a fatal workplace accident last year. His family and friends are help-
ing to keep his memory alive through the creation of the golf tourna-
ment. Top to bottom: Don Haase (left), Brenda Haase, Leeland Haase
and Carrie Johnson (Leelands girlfriend); Steve Scaife (left), Preston
Rusnack, Sheldon Rusnack, Maggie Rusnack, Mike Bobbitt, Kat Bil-
lington, Shaun Rusnack; Marie Gray and Mike Carter prepare for their
shot at winning the car.

Doug Taylor Photos
Successful start!
Strathmores bantam A BP Thunder team gave it their all this past weekend when they hosted the Western Canadian Softball
Championship. Left: Strathmores Jessica Murphy makes a run for frst. Centre: Strathmores Shae Lane rounds frst on her way
to second. Right: Strathmores Shayla Klein and Edmontons Shayla Dodds share frst base.

Doug Taylor Photos
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LeADLiNe: Pleasure, equitation, Jumping:
1. Peytin Kajmowicz / Zoe Potter (tie)
Barrels, Poles, Stakes, Keyhole:
1. Peytin Kajmowicz
BANTAm: Pleasure: 1. Hope Gagne
2. Zander Kajmowicz
equitation: 1. Zander Kajmowicz 2. Hope Gagne
Jumping: 1. Zander Kajmowicz
Barrels: 1. GraceO. 2. Cobie K.
3. Zander Kajmowicz
Poles: 1. Ava O. 2. Cobie K. 3.Zander Kajmowicz
Stakes: 1. Grace O. 2. Ava O.
3. Zander Kajmowicz
Keyhole: 1. Grave O. 2. Ava O. 3. Hope Gagne
JUNiOR: Pleasure, equitation, Barrels, Poles,
Stakes, Keyhole: 1. Rachel Gagne
YOUNG HORSe: Pleasure, equitation:
1. Allyson mason
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SeNiOR NOViCe: Pleasure: 1. Brenda Downey
2. michelle Strauss 3. Tina Carlson
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Jumping: 1. Karen Carlson 2. Katrina Janzen
3. Shannon Potter
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Poles: 1. Dale L. 2. Jackie H.
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1. Angela Atkinson 2. Bea Winter 3. Cathy
Condon
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Poles: 1. Ted Stroughton 2. Roxanne Jones 3. Jackie m.
Stakes: 1. Ted Stroughton 2. Roxanne Jones 3. Angela Atkinson
Keyhole: 1. Angela Atkinson 2. Bea Winter
Morgan Lee
Times Contributor
Patricia Lyle has been riding in the
Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer for
three years and is currently raising
money for 2013, her fourth year. This
charity bike ride through the Rocky
Mountains holds a special place in
Lyles heart after her father lost his bat-
tle to cancer when she was eight years
old. She already liked to cycle, so she
decided to join the ride in 2010.
(The ride) combined something that
I enjoy doing with something thats
going to try to help people by raising
money to fnd a cure, so kids dont have
to grow up without a parent, said Lyle.
Every time you turn around, some-
bodys being diagnosed with cancer
and a good way to try and fnd a cure
is to raise money for the people [to]
get the equipment they need to try and
fnd a cure to this nasty disease.
In order to participate in this event,
the rider must raise a minimum of
$2,500 and currently Lyle is trying to
raise money through barbecues at
M&M Meats.
I am not personally able to donate
$2,500 to the Alberta Cancer Society
so by doing the fundraising and riding
each year Im able to do my part and
help to fnd a cure, said Lyle. Her next
barbecue is on Sept. 22 in front of M&M
meats in Strathmore. Any contribution
is appreciated and going to buy a burg-
er helps Patricia ride in an event that
means a lot to her.
The frst year I did it I was stand-
ing at the starting line at Spruce Mead-
ows waiting to take off and when they
said, okay everybody lets go it brought
tears to my eyes to think of all these
people getting together to do this, to
support this cause, said Lyle.
All the money raised goes to the Al-
berta Cancer Society. If you miss Patri-
cias barbecue this September you can
always donate through Patricias page
at www.conquercancer.ca. Click do-
nate, then search for Patricia Lyle.
I ride because I can and I ride for
those who cant. I will continue to ride
for as long as I am physically able to
because there isnt one person I know
who hasnt been touched by cancer in
one way or another. Everywhere I go,
I hear of someone else who has just
been diagnosed with cancer or is going
through treatments or has just fnished
treatments, said Lyle.
Lyles dedication to this ride and her
fundraiser is clear; her success in rais-
ing funds for her to ride in this event is
in the hands of people who choose to
donate, or not.
I dont know what people what
makes people donate to one thing rath-
er than another, as long as they come
out and buy burgers and donate then
its helping to fnd a cure, said Lyle.
Patricia Lyle holds her bike triumphantly after her
frst enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer in 2010.

Photo courtesy of Patricia Lyle
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Obituaries
WHITFORD, Anna
(nee Courville)
Anna Whitford (nee Courville)
passed away peacefully on August
11, 2012 after a lengthy struggle with cancer.
She was pre-deceased by her husband Ray and
her son Dennis. Anna is survived by her brothers
Don and Larry Courville; children Tim, Don,
Cindy, and Clayton; grandchildren Amy and Sam
Shackleton, children of Cindy, Shannon Kwong,
Lisa Whitford, and Melissa and Kayla Whitford,
children of Don, Amanda Whitford, daughter of
Clayton, and Caprice Whitford, daughter of Tim.
Anna enjoyed the outdoors and camped often.
She loved her children and grandchildren and
spent lots of time with them all. She was known
by all as a kind and loving person. A memorial
service will be held Thursday, August 16, 2012
at Lord of All Lutheran Church, Strathmore at
11:00 a.m. To send condolences, please visit
www.wheatlandfuneralhome.ca. If desired,
donations may be made directly to the Canadian
Cancer Society (#200, 325 Manning Road N.E.,
Calgary, T2E 2P5).
We wish to publicly acknowledge and thank the
following for helping us after the fooding of our
home and property:
Our Marigold family: Carrie and Don Inman;
Sandy and Barry Watson; Colleen Kennedy;
Nancy Smith; Alison McMillan;
Kari and Colin Colville; Candice Koshman.
Our Nightingale family: Fred, Shirley and
Kara Armstrong; Eric, Crystal, Cody and Scott
Casebeer; Lisa Sinclair; the Laites, whose canoe
did the work of 10 men
(the eggs were most excellent, as well).
Don Castle for the frst loads of fll and
Mike for the use of his trailer to haul it.
Mr. & Mrs. Karl Reinhardt, for giving us a place to
put some of the water.
From Mountain View Colony: Benny, Josh, Tom,
Edward and one other young man whose name
weve lost but whom we appreciate no less.
Debbie Coppens, who was one of the
frst sandbaggers.
Rod Peters of Carstairs, for the dirt hauling.
My parents, Vern and Sue Froese of Cranbrook; my
uncle and aunt, Eric and Shirley Froese of Didsbury.
Laverne Hoppus and TBL Construction,
for building the beautiful berm around our home.
Finally, County of Wheatland - particularly Gerry
Van Ooostwaard, who was on our side right from
the start. You really came through for us.
If we missed your name, let us know. We are aware
that there were others who tried to get help for us,
and we appreciate you for that.
Thank you all so much for everything you did.
Sincerely,
Mike, Barb and Jeremy Froese
Thank
You
Dwayne, myself and our family would like
to thank everyone who has so genoursly
given gifs of visiting, whether in person or
by phone, your prayers, cards, food, to the
ringette ladies for the beautiful BBQ and
evening of stories and laughter. Your care,
support, concern and love that each of you
has shown us during Dwaynes struggle with
cancer these past two years has touched our
hearts deeply and we are so very grateful.
Your continued thoughts and prayers
are cherished and may
God bless each and everyone of you.
Dwayne and Mary Marshman
thank yous
Pursuant to Section 1(i) of the Municipal Gov-
ernment Act an elector means:
1. A person who is eligible to vote in the election
for a councillor under the Local Authorities Elec-
tion Act.
Pursuant to section 47(1) of the Local Authori-
ties Election Act a person is eligible to vote in an
election if he:
a) is at least 18 years old,
b) is a Canadian citizen, and
c) has resided in Alberta for the 6 consecutive
months immediately preceding election day and is
resident in the area on election day.
A poll may be demanded in the VILLAGE of
ROCKYFORD by electors equal in number to at
least
a) in the case of a municipality other than a
summer village, by electors of the municipality
equal in number to at least 10% of the population
and
b) in the case of a summer village, by 10% of
the electors of the summer village
in accordance with the provisions of section 223 of
the Municipal Government Act and in accordance
with the provisions of section 251 of the Municipal
Government Act.
The petition for a vote must be received by the
Chief Administrative Offcer within 15 days of the
last publication of this notice and shall contain on
each page an accurate and identical statement
of the purpose of the petition. (Further require-
ments of the petition are provided in section 224 of
the Municipal Government Act.)
DATE of the last publication of this notice is the
17th day of AUGUST, 2012.
Village of
RockyfoRd
iNfoRMaTioN foR elecToRS
Local Authorities Election Act
(Section 26)
Local Jurisdiction: Village of Rockyford,
Province of Alberta.
Notice is hereby given that
Nomination Day is August 27, 2012 and
that nominations for the election of
candidates for the following offces will
be received at the location of the local
jurisdiction offce set out below
between the hours of 10:00 am and 12:00
Noon on Nomination Day.
Offces(s)
Number of
Vacancies
Ward or Elec-
toral Division
Number (If
Applicable)
Councillors One (1)
Location (Address) of
Local Jurisdiction Offce:
Village of Rockyford Offce
110 Main Street, Rockyford, AB.
Dated at the Village of Rockyford
in the Province of Alberta,
this 13 day of August, 2012.
Village of
RockyfoRd
notice of
nomination day
notices
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TO OWNERS OF THE
VILLAGE OF ROCKYFORD, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
SECTION 251 - THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT ACT
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the VILLAGE of ROCKYFORD, in the Province of
Alberta, has given frst reading to borrowing By-law No. 2012-02 which will, upon fnal
passage and approval, authorize the proper offcers of the said VILLAGE OF ROCKY-
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the limits of the said municipality;
The total cost of the aforesaid project amounts to $1,770,579.11. After deducting
from this cost the amount of $1,327,579.11 to be received by way of grants, the net
amount to be borrowed on the credit and security of the municipality at large by the
issue of debentures is $443,000.00. The debentures are to be repayable to the Alberta
Capital Finance Authority in SIXTY (60) equal consecutive semi annual instalments of
combined principal and interest, the semi annual interest not to exceed TEN per cen-
tum (10%), or the interest rate as fxed from time to time by the Alberta Capital Finance
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NOW THEREFORE NOTICE is hereby given by the Council of the VILLAGE of ROCKY-
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said Council may pass the said borrowing by-law.
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DATED at the VILLAGE of ROCKYFORD, in the Province of Alberta, this 11TH day of
JULY, 2012.
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PER:
Lois L. Mountjoy, Administrator
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ROCKYFORD
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Legal Address: Lot 10, Block 1, Plan 5728CC
SEALED OFFERS MAY BE DELIVERED OR MAILED TO:
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Village of Rockyford,
Box 294
110 Main Street,
Rockyford, AB T0J 2R0
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OFFERS WILL BE OPENED AUGUST 23, 2012 AT 11:30 A.M.
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Terms: Cash or Certifed Cheque.
Deposit: 10% of offer within 5 days of the accepted offer;
Balance: 90% of offer plus costs within 15 days of accepted offer by the Vil-
lage of Rockyford. Goods and Services Taxes (GST) applicable per Federal
statutes.
The Village of Rockyford may remain the owner of the property, after all
offers are reviewed by Council of the Village of Rockyford

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Pet Wanted. 6 months
to one year old German
Shepard Male. not a cross.
403.734.2128.
noW HirinG - F.t. at the
Strathmore Station - Kitch-
en Helpers 11.30/hr expe-
rience preferred, but will
train. F.t. Cook $13.61/hr
3-5 years experience re-
quired. Mail resume to 380
ridge road, Strathmore, aB
t1P 1B5 or Fax 403-934-
9390 or email: strathmores-
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out oF SCHool Care Pro-
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this is a full time position
with benefts. Please fax
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email to toddlein@telus.net,
or drop off at the day Care,
309 2nd ave. Strathmore.
HirinG - F.t. Kitchen Helper
at the roadhouse restau-
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ence preferred, but will
train. F.t. Cook $13.61/
hr 3-5 years experience
required. Mail resume to:
510 Hwy #1 Strathmore aB
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eXPerienCed Full tiMe
FarM & ranCH Hand
needed near roCKY-
Ford, aB. We are pres-
ently seeking a full-time
employee on a large cow/
calf operation. Successful
candidate will be assist-
ing with day to day ranch
operations: feeding, fenc-
ing, cattle handling, and
seasonal haying. a Class 3
drivers license is an asset
as well as being mechani-
cally inclined with some
irrigation background.
Wage will be negotiable
with experience and can
include a new 3 bedroom
mobile home. Please email
resumes to: sturgeonriver-
ranch@rockyford.ca or fax
to 403.533.3775.
Now hiring
Full-time Opening Cook
& Closing Cashier
Please drop off your resume
at our Strathmore location in County
Lane Mall. Attn: William
Farm Workers
Needed
Eagle Lake Turf Farms is accepting
applications from motivated,
hardworking individuals with the
ability to work well with others in a
safe and friendly environment. Must
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with minimum supervision. Strong
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We offer competitive wages.
Please forward resume to:
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fax: 403-934-6813
mail: Box 2130
Strathmore, AB T1P 1W1
Carriers
required immediately to
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Gas allowance included.
Earnings up to $800/month.
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Kims Katering
Kitchen help
Caterer
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Room and board available.
403.863.6395
Rockyford Hotel & Triple B Tavern
Rockyford, Alberta
UndeR new OwneRship
Requires a
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2 F/T Servers
Apply in person or
fax: 403-533-3740
The Strathmore Curling Club
has the following contract positions
available for the 2012-2013 curling season
(October 1, 2012 to April 15, 2013):
ICEMAKER / ICE TECHNICIAN
Responsibilities include: Installation and
removal of ice; maintenance of ice surface
throughout curling season and bonspiels;
maintenance of building entrance and
curling viewing areas. Preference will be
given to those with Level 1 or better.
KITCHEN CONTRACTOR
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the kitchen/concession for all leagues and
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include menu and pricing.
Interested parties should apply in
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Town of
STraThmore Where Quality of Life is A Way of Life
PART TIME
AQUATIC CASHIER
Competition Number: TOS2012-13
The Town of Strathmore is a vibrant and progressive
community of 13,000 people, located on the Trans
Canada Highway 40 km. East of Calgary. We are
looking for a dynamic and highly motivated indi-
vidual to join the Aquatic Center Team. Reporting
to the Aquatic Manager, the part-time cashier is able
to work independently, multi-task and have strong
customer service skills. The Town of Strathmore is
an employer offering growth, a supportive and entre-
preneurial environment, and opportunity to succeed.
We endeavour to be leaders in municipal sustainabil-
ity, and encourage our employees to help us achieve
excellence.
Requirements:
Providecustomerassistancetopatrons
Usecomputerizedsystemtoaccuratelycollect,
record and process patrons payments
Maintainanorderlyappearanceofthefront
lobby and other areas in the Aquatic Center
CurrentStandardCPR&FirstAidaward
Anyotherqualifcationsareanasset
The successful candidate will have Grade 12 or
equivalent and be at least 18 years of age.
This position consists of varying shifts and applicants
must be able to work evenings and weekend hours on
a regular basis.
If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding
career opportunity, please forward your resume to:
Linda Nelson, Deputy CAO
Town of Strathmore
680 Westchester Road
Strathmore,ABT1P1J1
Phone:(403)934-3133Fax:(403)934-4713
Email: opportunities@strathmore.ca
Only those candidates selected for an interview will
be contacted.
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PorterS/CleanerS Want-
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CertiFied MillWriGHtS
needed for growing north-
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loCal roCKY Mountain
HouSe company looking for
day rate and hourly vacuum
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Beneft package. Fax 403-
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haying
Van Bavel Joint
Venture Custom
or Crop Share
2 John Deere
Hay Bines
2 John Deere
Balers
Call Doug
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or Glen
(403) 934-8234
Feed and seed
Heated Canola buying
Green, Heated or Spring-
thrashed Canola. Buying:
oats, barley, wheat & peas
for feed. Buying damaged
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Pickup Westcan Feed &
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Livestock
Patten-Pollitt Perfor-
mance Horse & Production
Sale. Sunday, august 19, 1
p.m. Preview 10 a.m. Sale
held - Pollitt ranch eckville.
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Joan Dunlop
November 2, 1943 - August 16, 2011
A wife/mother/grandmother holds her husbands/
childrens/grandchildrens hands for a while,
their hearts forever, we will never let go.
Well never forget your face, the sound of your
voice, or the gentleness of your touch
Well never forget the stories you told,
and the qualities you handed down
Well never forget the lessons you taught
and the things you stood for
Well never forget your love for your husband,
children and grandchildren
Well never forget our love for you, and always
know that if love could have saved you,
you would have lived forever.
We love and miss you Joan/Mom/Grandma
but your presence, love and guidance will always be
with us sofening the hurt.
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Gun auCtion. august 18,
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2012, 10 a.m. at Bashaw
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easy to drive, excellent fuel
mileage, comfortable setup
with all options, 13032 km.
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Fuel Automotive and Accessories, a well known diesel
performance and repair shop, requires a licensed and/or
apprentice automotive technician to join our growing
team. Located 6 km west of Strathmore on Hwy 1 we are
easy to access from Calgary or Strathmore and
surrounding areas. Candidates with diesel experience
and strong diagnosis skills preferred.
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Licensed and/or
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Class 1
Driver
for Gravel Truck
& Cement Truck
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depending upon
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or email
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Team of Caregivers
(Support Workers)
Required for care of handicapped adult
for September 1, 2012.
1 day time worker from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm,
to take her out to appointments and
socialization groups, etc.
1 or possibly 2 - live in staff for over night care,
providing meals, personal care and
house hold duties.
1 respite worker for relief care on odd weekends.
Please send resume to cathy316@live.ca
636050 Alberta,
Inc.
o/a Tim Hortons
118 - 800
Pine Road,
Strathmore, AB
10 Vacancies
Food Counter
Attendant
$11.25/hr
+ Benefts
Fax 403-934-3137
Email:
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636050 Alberta,
Inc.
o/a Tim Hortons
118 - 800
Pine Road,
Strathmore, AB
10 Vacancies
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Supervisor
$13/hr + Benefts
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Town of
FCSS COORDINATOR
Competition #TOS2012-12
The Town of Strathmore is a vibrant and progressive community of 13,000
people, located on the Trans Canada Highway 40 km. East of Calgary. We
are looking for a dynamic and highly motivated individual to be part of Com-
munity Services. The FCSS Coordinator is responsible for the coordination of
preventative social programs under the guidelines of the CAO, Alberta Family
and Community Support Services, and Alberta Childrens Services. The Town
of Strathmore is an employer offering growth, a supportive and entrepreneurial
environment, and opportunity to succeed. We endeavour to be leaders in mu-
nicipal sustainability, and encourage our employees to help us achieve excel-
lence.
Duties will include but are not limited to:
FinancialManagement&Reporting.
AdministrateandpreparereportsforProvincialFCSSandother
fundingsourcesasidentifed.
Developandimplementprogramgoals,objectivesandoutcome
measurements.
Determineanddirectappropriatemethodservice/delivery:
eg. Information, facilitation, training, coaching mediation, intervention
or referral.
Demonstrateastrongunderstandingofcommunitydevelopment
principles and practices.
Otherresponsibilitiesasassigned
QualifcationsThesuccessfulcandidatewillhaveaPost-secondaryeducation
inHumanServicesfeld,asolidunderstandingoftheFCSSandChildrenSer-
vicesActandRegulationandexcellentfacilitationskills.Aminimumofthree
years of relevant experience is required.
Applicants will provide a criminal record and vulnerable sector check for re-
view and acceptance. Applicants are also required to have a valid class (5)
drivers license.
Salary: The Town of Strathmore offers a comprehensive benefts package,
which includes the Local Authorities Pension Plan, and Health & Wellness
Beneft.Salarytocommensuratebasedonexperience.
If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding career opportunity, please
forwardyourresumeto:
LindaNelson,DeputyCAO
Town of Strathmore
680WestchesterRoad,Strathmore,ABT1P1J1
Phone:(403)934-3133Fax:(403)934-4713
Email:opportunities@strathmore.ca
Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Town of
PLANNER II
Competition #TOS2012-14
Strathmore is a vibrant and progressive community of 13,000 people, located on the Trans Canada
Highway 40 km. East of Calgary. Major infrastructure, including a Regional Waterline from Cal-
gary is now in place and will support a population of 30,000, with opportunity to expand to 50,000.
We are looking for a dynamic and highly motivated individual to be a part of the Planning & De-
velopment Team. The role of Planner II will appeal to a visionary, strategic thinker who thrives
in a challenging and progressive environment. The Town of Strathmore is an employer offering
growth, a supportive and entrepreneurial environment, and opportunity to succeed. We endeavor
to be leaders in municipal sustainability, and encourage our employees to help us achieve excel-
lence.
The successful candidate will be required to have a comprehensive background in research/policy
formulation and development processes (including review and an understanding of the approval
process of subdivision and development applications), in order to undertake the preparation of long
range plans, including various area structure plans for undeveloped annexation sectors of the Town.
You will be the primary contact for any proposed development, and will be responsible assisting in
the coordination of professional, technical and administrative functions of the Department.
Qualifcations: The ideal candidate will have a post secondary education in Planning along with
a minimum of three years of broad and progressive planning experience in an urban municipal
planning environment. Membership in the Canadian Institute of Planners, and the ability for mem-
bership in the Alberta Development Offcers Association is required. You must have strong inter-
personal and communication skills.
Salary: Remuneration will be commensurate with experience, knowledge and abilities. The salary
grid is currently under review. The Town of Strathmore offers a comprehensive benefts package
which includes the Local Authorities Pension Plan, and Health & Wellness Beneft.
If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding career opportunity, please forward your resume
to:
Linda Nelson, Deputy CAO
Town of Strathmore
680 Westchester Road, Strathmore AB T1P 1J1
Phone: 403-934-3133 Fax: 403-934-4713
Email: opportunities@strathmore.ca
Interviews will begin in September, 2012. This position will remain open until a suitable can-
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ALBERTA BASED COMPANY
looking for qualifed & expe-
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& Processor Operators. Out
of town & camp work. Safety
tickets & drivers abstract re-
quired. Email resume: jobs@
commandequipment.com.
Fax 780-488-3002.
BLUERIDGE LUMBER INC.
looking for a 3rd & 4th Class
power engineer to operate
thermal liquid heating sys-
tem. Excellent compensation
and benefts. Submit re-
sume to: Box 87, Blue Ridge,
AB, T0E 0B0. Email: jeff.vic-
tor@westfraser.com.

EXPERIENCED WATER and
Vacuum Haulers required.
H2S, PST, First Aid. Above
average day rate and cushy
benefts plan. Fax 403-934-
3487. Email: reception@
mjswaterhauling.ca.
TJ LOGGING of Whitecourt,
Alberta is now accepting
resumes for the logging
season: Heavy Duty Hoe,
Dozers, Bunchers, Skidders,
& Process Operators. Fax
resume 780-778-2428.
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FIGURE SKATING COACH
needed in Brooks. Minimum
Primary Starskate Certifed.
Coaching all levels from
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Private. Valid membership
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com.
LOOKING TO HIRE one Heavy
Duty Tech and one Journey-
man Welder immediately for
a busy truck shop in Sundre.
Experience required. Contact
Chris 403-638-2262.
RESIDENT MANAGER COU-
PLE required for equestrian
operation (Priddis). Ideal for
mature/semi-retired couple
with prior experience. Duties
include facility & household
maintenance, animal care &
child care. Accommodations
included. Send cover letter &
resume: info@familyfutures.
com or fax 403-265-7879.
CERTIFIED ELECTRICIANS
WANTED for growing north-
ern company. Competitive
wages and benefts. Safety
tickets needed. Fax 250-
775-6227 or email: info@
torqueindustrial.com. Apply
online: www.torqueindus-
trial.com.
AN ALBERTA CONSTRUC-
TION Company is hiring
dozer and excavator op-
erators. Preference will be
given to operators that are
experienced in oilfeld road
and lease construction.
Lodging and meals provided.
The work is in the vicinity
of Edson, Alberta. Alcohol
& Drug testing required.
Call Contour Construction at
780-723-5051.

A&B PIPELINERS is accept-
ing resumes: Quality Control
Inspectors (CWB Certifed),
Field Safety Advisors (pipe-
line experience NSCO pre-
ferred) and for Class 1 Truck
Drivers with experience
loading/unloading equip-
ment, jeep, booster, low bed
and wheeler. Visit http://
www.abpipeliners.com for
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to: Fax 403-265-0922.
Email: hr@abpipeliners.com.
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$154,500
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2 Very large bedrooms
Newer Laminate Flooring, Vinyl Siding,
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1382 sq ft 6 bedroom--2 full
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Massive corner lot--double
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Engineered Sweedish hardwood foors
upgradedf windows--newer shingles
20 ACRES West of Namaka
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MLS# C3515136
1656 sq ft WALKOUT hillside bungalow
Heated SHOP - 40x64
High energy effcient PELLET boiler
In foor heat main and lower foors
6 bedrooms - OAK HARDWOOD foors
throughout
Have horses, some cattle - whatever
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Zoned Agriculture
Aspen Creek
$344,900
MLS# C3515963
Prestigious 1257 sq ft 5 bedroom
3 full bathrooms
2 Gas freplaces -1 on main - 1 down
Walk in closet and full bath with JETTED tub
off Master bdm
Full fn bsmt - family room and games room
Excellent condition - Good size yard
Admired and
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Aspen Creek
MLS# C3513826
WALKOUT bungalow - 4 bdms - 3 full baths
Located by 2 parks - walking paths - mature trees
pond - creek
Granite counter tops - sink and touch taps
Engineered hardwood fooring
Main foor laundry - Full fn basement
Seperate Media room - family room and games room
$359,900
Commercial
Bay in Canal
Gardens
$229,900
MLS# C1020417
1200 sq ft HEATED with
14 overhead door
Minimal condo fees - very clean
Built in 2008.
Immediate possession
Mint Condition
Mobile
$39,900
,
MLS# C3521456
Many upgrades-- 1 & 1/2 bathrooms
2 good size bedrooms--nice fenced
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Strathaven
Cul de sac
$309,900
MLS# C3519084
Beautiful large pie lot with 4 bed-
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garage and RV Parking, newer
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Country Manor
MLS# C3524056
- 6000 Sqft of developed living space with 4 bedrooms up plus a den/bonus games room,
and a Beautiful 6 Piece En suite -Beautiful Main with newly renovated kitchen New Gran-
ite counters, Tile back splash. There is also a Dining area, Living room, and Formal Dining
with Large Entrance. -Fully Developed Lower Level with Bar, Living room, 2 Bedrooms
and a bath -A piece of heaven for a yard fully landscaped with mature trees, pond,
Duck pond, 2 decks. - Flowers and Much More!
Above the Ordinary
$384,900
MLS# C3529217
This homehas everything1400 Sqft 3+2 Bdrms, 3
full bathrooms
Kitchenwithlargecookingisland, Breakfast bar,
maintenancefreecabinets andall newer appliances
DoublethermoLowEwindows, BI Caccumunit,
JettedTub
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coldwater sink 220 wired
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Beautiful Bungalow on Massive Lot. Extensivly
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Quiet neighborhood withing walking distance
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$39,900

MLS# C3531600
This 912+sqft mobile is complete with 2 good
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MLS# C3531162
Backs onto Park and greenspace.
1800+Sqft developed living space.
Hardwood throughout the main foor.
Formal Dining with Ivory Pillars and
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bedrooms,ensuite,walkin closet,and upper
family room. Lower 4th bedroom and
games room almost complete.
Strathaven
$254,900

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Located in quiet neighborhood close to
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Three bedroom bi-level. Newer Jacuzzi bathroom.
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Fully developed four level split. 3 bed, 3 bath,
large family room. New kitchen. Huge insulated
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30X24 heated shop
1600 SQ. FT. plus
sunroom. Mother-in-law
Suite w/sep entrance.
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12 year old
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$329,900
OVER 1300 SQ FT
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106 - 304 - 3rd Ave.,
Strathmore
lorna@lornaphibbs.com
Associate Broker
32 Years Experience
ITS A GEM!
$139,900
NEW CARPETS
AND PAINT
VIEWS OF PARK
AND DOWNTOWN
A GREAT LIFESTYLE!!
call lorna
25.7 ACRES Of
hAY! $329,000
Minutes to
Strathmore
Trees and Possible
Irrigation
Great Piece of Land!
call lorna
call lorna
AT CHEADLE
BUILD YOUR
DREAM HOME
VIEWS OF
COUNTRYSIDE
.46 ACRE
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Canyon Creek
403.934.2001
We Have You... on the Move
www.strathmorerealty.ca www.glennamitzner.com www.strathmorerealestate.com
Ross
Collins
403-934-2001
104 3rd Avenue, Strathmore
The Old Home Hardware Building
THe
Sign
THaT
SellS!
Dixie
Hartell
403-934-2001
Glenna
Mitzner
403-605-6830
www.strathmorerealty.ca
Tina
Scott
403-901-5388
Nonie
Hall
403-934-0420
Leo
Helfrich
403-934-7776
$189,900
BE THE FIRST OWNERS
BACKING ONTO PARK
3 BEDROOMS
3 BATHROOMS- FAMILY
RM- FIREPLACE
WALKOUT- UPGRADES
OPEN DESIGN
WHY RENT IMMACULATE
UPGRADES THROUGHOUT
$245,900
ORIGINAL OWNER CUSTOME BUILT
4 BEDROOMS- LARGE FAMILY RM
VAULTED CEILINGS- 3 BATHROOMS
OVERSIZED PIE SHAPED LOT
$299,900
80 acres
Grass gas lease revenue, off
TransCanada Highway. Great
development site or further
subdivision. Price $259,900.
3 acres
On secluded dead end view to
west, 20 min from Calgary
airport off Hwy 564.
Price $167,000.
5 LARGE BEDROOMS- VAULTED CEILINGS
UPGRADED FLOORING-3 BATHROOMS
HEATED ATTACHED GARGARGE
PICTURE PERFECT
$355,000
OUTSTANDING VALUE- HARDWOODS- JETTED TUB-
CENTRAL AIR - 4 LARGE BEDROOMS- FAMILY RM
DOUBLE DETACHED GARAGE
$307,000
$635,000
2760 sq ft Bungalow w/att dbl garage,
lower level, fully dev w/2 bdrms +
living area. Main floor dev for exe
style living, A/C, and so much, more!
A must see. Built in generator for
power outages paved driveway.
Mossleigh
acreage
6.4 acres heavily treed, lots of soft water,
Quonset, Barn, 1224sq. ft. bungalow, new
kitchen, double garage, shows great, $379,900.
$395,000
Excellent building spot along
pavement on 4.9 acres close
to Strathmore.
$175,000
Great potential to build on this 5.9
acres along canal near Strathmore.
$195,000
Beautiful lyalta acreage
acreages
3 acres
Great view of mountains, close
to Strathmore and 20 min east
of Calgary airport off Hwy 564.
Price $167,000.
Commercial property on two lots in Rockyford. 14x
54 Atco building and 24x48 shop. Fenced yard.
$125,000
This half duplex is fully developed up and down with
2 bedrooms up & 2 down. 2 full bathrooms with new
lino. Large family room down. Fenced back yard with
large ground level deck. Quick possession.
$239,900
This renovated home sits on 2 lots with mature trees
and double detached garage. 1 bedroom and office
with fireplace and restored basement.
rockyford
Bungalow with detached garage on large,beautiful
treed lot in Standard. Close to all ammenities.
1750 sq.ft. fully developed walk out bungalow.
Huge lot overlooking the Bow. Totally luxurious
home featuring all the extras in this custom build
by Collingwood Homes. Impossible to replace at
$649,900.
Bow river view
Great value in this beautiful 10 acre property.
Well kept bungalow with attached garage, shop,
detached garage, two storage quonsets and grain
bins. 20 miles east of Strathmore.
$153,000
ACROSS THE STREET FROM PARK, BACK ALLEY,
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROLS, NO BUILDING
COMMITMENT $169,900
vacaNT r-1 loT
price
reduced
This 3 bedroom home is located in The Ranch with
hardwood floors large open living area and 3 bed-
rooms. Large back deck.
New hoMe
Great starter home with 2+2 bedrooms, large mature
yard and over sized detached Quonset style garage.
Great for workshop or mechanics. $139,900
rockyford
1109 sq. ft. townhome across from playschool
and elementary school. End unit. Large deck.
Double parking. Firplace. Squeeky clean. Low
fees. $159,900 MLS C3528897.
reduced sTarTer hoMe
2.89 acres landscaped to perfection on the
canal.1400 sq. ft. bungalow tastefully
renovated. Excellent greenhouse.
Perfect market garden property with
irrigation. Quick possession. $474,900.
hillcresT MaNor loT
Build your dream home here!! No building
commitments, backing onto the canal.
Architectural controls in place.
$209,900 includes GST!!!
price reduced
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - ADULT LIVING
2 BEDROOM, GARAGE.
BEST PRICED UNIT $179,900
Look no further over
2200 sq. ft. above ground and
basement is almost complete
just needs doors and trim!
located on quiet cul-de-sac
and backs onto road!
$479,900 loaded with
hardwood and ceramic tile!
chesTerMere $467,900
Build your dream home here, includes a boat
locker and overlooks the dock and water!
$177,000
liTTle Bow resorT
Like new 4 level split. 1500sq.ft. developed.
3 bed, 3 bath and family room. Huge double
garage. New kitchen and beautiful decor.
$279,900 MLS C3530745.
carselaNd
This great home in Hussar features 3 bedrooms,
large deck and yard. Single garage. Totally renovated.
Quick possession.
$139,900
$334,900
$159,900
$139,900
New kitchen and bath. Hardwood. Nice
fenced yard and concrete drive. Detached
garage. Low price. $189,900
carselaNd BuNgalow
Five bed, two bath, two fireplaces, quick
possession. $224,900.
carselaNd Bi-level
price
reduced
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3 wide version
3.75 wide version
COUNTRY LANE RV PARK
Beautiful privately owned RV Park
Heated Pool, Spa, Clubhouse
SERVICED CLEAR TITLE LOTS
Now from $25,000!!
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Viewings must be pre-booked 2 days in advance by phoning
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Beautiful privately owned RV Park
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SERVICED CLEAR TITLE LOTS
Now from $25,000!!
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Viewings must be pre-booked 2 days in advance by phoning
Toll Free: 1.888.913.2114
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Kori-Lynn Stepaniuk
Mortgage Specialist
Strathmore & Area
Tel: 403.333.6070 Fax: 403.901.0738
kori-lynn.stepaniuk@rbc.com
Call for an appontment today!
firSt in mortgageS
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real estate
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Light Construction & Garden Equipment Trenching
New & Used Equipment Sales & Service
Lar-Don
RentaLs Ltd.
15 Spruce Lane, Strathmore
Bus: 403-934-3727 Fax: 403-934-3849
Echo Power
Equipment
rental equipment
Marv Poettcker
Your
Painting Pro
Painting since 1975
co-alta Holdings
O 403.901.1137
C 403.880.3299
Specializing in Repainting
(Inside / Outside)
Residential Light Industrial Commercial
painting
huxted
Waste Disposal & Port-A-Potties
Serving Strathmore, Drumheller & Areas
403.934.5605
10B Bayside Place, Strathmore, AB
waste disposal
M&M
Drilling Co. Ltd
Water Well
Drilling
Pump Systems:
Supply, Install & Repair
Water Conditioning
Equipment
403-934-4271
Strathmore
Serving the rural Community
for 58 yearS
water well drilling
DEAL WITH EXPERIENCE
Specializing in Purchases, new
home construction draw mortgages
Home Equity Lines
Raw Land
Mortgage Refnance
Vonnie Bosch
Mobile Mortgage Specialist
Ph: 403 701 8407
vbosch@atb.com
mortgages
Handy Kinda Guy
Painting Plumbing
Small Renovations
Decks & Fences
Bathrooms
Flooring
General Maintenance
Basement Renovations
Call BoB 403-861-7822
general contractors
Iop row ltd.
Specializing in Insurance Claims
Your Complete Exterior Finishing Company
Experts in Vinyl Siding, Sofft and Fascia
Continuous Eavestroughing Windows & Reroofs
Aluminum and Smart Board Batons
Cell: 403-968-9211 Work: 403-934-4334
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Professional Directory
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Mechanical
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Farm Machinery Repair
all Makes & Models
From General Maintenance
to Major Overhauls including A/C
Complete Shop Facilities
Murray 403-934-2675
cell 403-540-8264
Serving the Farming Community Since 1988
heavy duty mechanic
Oasis irrigatiOn
sales & service Ltd
Agricultural Irrigation Sales & Maintenance
403-862-7790 403-361-9895 fax
oasis.irrigation.ltd.@gmail.com
irrigation
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photo / video
Curbside Pick Up in Strathmore,
Standard, Rockyford & Namaka
Jamie
Walker
- Owner
403-542-2733
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recycling
Furnace Replacement Repairs & Maintenance
Air Conditioning Certified HVAC Technicians
Plumbing Duct Cleaning
Our Team aT YOur Service!
403.934.4957
furnace & duct
Custom Carpentry
& Renovations
Carmon Wiebe
Ph. 403.901.0884 c. 403.710.2165
carpentry
Stimson
Fencing
CommerCial & residential
Sales, Maintenance & Set Up
Chain Link & Wire
Dale Stimson
403-862-7790 Fax 403-361-9895 stimson.fencing@gmail.com
fencing
Roxanne Jones
CHA Certifed Instructor
403-875-9724
email: g_rfarms@efrehose.net
www.grfarms.ca
Horse Boarding Training
Lessons English & Western
Horses for Lease
G&R Equine Centre
equine
music lessons
Strathmore Lawns
403.324.5556
lawn care
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photography
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Your Local Realtors
with the Calgary Connection!
Jody Buckle
403-560-2652
Jim Buckle
403-325-7347
real estate
DDS Yard
Maintenance
Dave Warburton
Yard Care Spring & Fall Clean Up
Aeration/Power Rake Hauling
Roto Tilling Snow Removal Odd Jobs
FREE ESTIMATES 403-934-7645
yard care
"The Sign of experience"
www.aztecrealestate.ca 403-934-5533
Strathmore & area 24 HR. REAL ESTATE HOT LINE
#106 - 304 3r d Avenue, St r at hmor e, Al ber t a T1P 1Z1
For all mls listings
visit our website
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buying or selling
call us First
Robert
Desjardins
403
934-5533
Keith
Garrioch
403
333-8411
La Shaun
Andrews
403
850-4593
Sheila
Bassen
403
361-0390
Jim
Buckle
403
325-7347
Jody
Buckle
403
560-2652
Tamara
Desjardins
403
874-6486
Debbie
Enslen
403
852-5923
Chantale
Hill
403
325-3860
Ron
Kaechele
403
934-1097
Paul
Kautz
403
875-4166
Ryan
Kautz
403
875-1170
Shauna
Kenworthy
403
934-5533
Tracy
Larsen
403
901-9143
Lorna
Phibbs
403
874-7660
call lorna
3 bdrms, 3 baths.
$339,900
on the park
custom
villa
Free market
evaluations
For all mls listings visit our website
www.aztecrealestate.ca
Large Lot - Upgraded home
Completely restored
2 storey house
Excellent revenue
property -
renters want to stay
Call Ron Kaechele 403-934-1097
price reduced
$159,900
call ron
MlS c3534232
check it out!
WHAT A
BEAUTIFUL HOME
Completely restored
Oversized heated
double garage.
Great price - $179,900
MlS c3530846
call ron
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aztec real estate
Great 3 bdrm bungalow in good
condition with original hardwood! Fully
developed, newer roof and furnace, hot
water tank and appliances. Fully
fenced yard with double detached
garage. Sitting on a corner lot this
1133 sq ft fully developed home is
zoned R-3. This property is perfect for
moving right into or for future
development. This land consists of 2
lots and a portion of a 3rd lot.
$287,000
call Sheila
MlS c3493418
call Sheila
Beautiful 5 bdr home in Cambria.
You will love all the room in this house
for your family! The home boasts a
large kitchen with loads of cabinets,
island, stainless steel appliances, gas
stove, etc with patio doors leading out to
the deck and lovely back yard.
5 bedrooms, 3 baths, living room, dining
area, huge family room, loads of
storage areas, pellet burning fireplace,
gas hookup for barbeque, hot tub
hook up and so much more!
$327,900!
MlS c3535651
2000 sq. ft.
Four bedrooms,
two baths
Full almost finished
basement $149,900
big corner
lot/big home
MlS c3519432
call ron
Hayley
Poirier
403
934-5533
MlS c3510403
$94,900 owner says
sell! Bring all
reasonable offers.
Garage and backing to
CANAL... won't last
at this price.
call debbie
MlS c3521619
Over 1300 of developed
living space. Lots of honey
oak woodwork throughout,
total 5 bedrooms, spacious
country kitchen and 3 baths,
lots of room in yard
for kids to play.
call debbie
$329,900!
magniFicient
acreage home
Custom built, large 6 bedroom
2 storey. 4 car heated garage
Mother in law suite plus a 3rd
basement suite. 5 baths, fully
developed basement. Gourmet
kitchen and dining room
$749,000
Call Ron Kaechele 403-934-1097 MlS c3530441
call ron
6 Bed all with Walk in
Closets, 5 Bath, Gourmet
Kitchen, Oversized
Detach Gar/Horse
Paddock, Pond, Gazebo...
call chantale
MlS c3517613
amazing acreage!
Just west oF
strathmore
$174,900!
Good for first time buyers or for
investment property this 2 bdr
home has Hardwood, ceramic tile
and carpet throughout the home.
Featuring a good sized living area
open to the kitchen with maple
cabinets, black appliances and
eating bar, kitchen nook and 2 pc
bath. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms,
and full bath. Custom blinds
throughout the home.
Fenced in back yard.
call Sheila
MlS c3514073
price reduced
3 Bed, 2.5 Bath, Wood
F/P, Trees, Fenced, Back
Lane Access, Close to
Schools, Hospital, Golf,
Curling Rink, Rink and
Pool. Call Today!
call chantale
MlS c3519770
hillview estates
$349,900
Popular 4 level split.
4 bdrms,
3 full baths.
Luxurious master bdrm.
Room for everyone!
call Shauna
liFestyle
plus! $82,500
OH SO BRIGHT
SPACIOUS KITCHEN
NICELY KEPT HOME
GREAT GATED
COMMUNITY!
call lorna
call tracy
$358,900! NEWLISTING in
Beautiful Strathmore Lakes
Estates, 3 BedroomBungalow,
very bright open kitchen/
livingroom.. Hardwood floors...
Wind Screened Deck!!!
Call Tracy 403-901-9143
call tracy
8.5 Pristine Acres...4 bedroom
raised Bungalow, Vaulted
Ceilings, Hardwood Floors,
Huge Kitchen w/quartz counter
tops...Load of Cabinets!!! Fully
finished WALKOUT basement
features a Theatre
Room!!Oversized Heated
Garage w/bathroom...AMAZING
VIEWS with a pond!!!
call lorna
Corner condo unit.
Full basement
developed.
Price $143,545.
steal this!
Located Across the New
Hospital in SE Calgary
Starting at $211,500
Call For Various
Floor Plans!
call chantale
MlS c3533099
investment
opportunity!
luxury condo's
in calgary
great value
$274,900
call lorna
Paved Circle Drive
Lots of Trees
Walking Distance to all
Amenities
Attached Double Garage
beautiFul brick
bungalow
$299,900
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5 acres near
hussar $104,900
5 acres off pavement
Great building site
View of Dead
Horse Lake
Gently rolling land
call Shauna
CALL US FIRST!
Buyers:
Did you know there is no cost to you to use our services?
Did you know that we can represent you on any listed property no matter
which real estate company has it listed? Did you know we can also help you
with most new builds and for sale by owners?
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Are you aware of the current marketing trends that will give your property
maximum exposure to potential Buyers? We are so set on helping you sell
your property we build a website for every property we are privileged to list!
Call us today to book your complimentary home evaluation,
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MlS c3533086
call chantale
aFFordable condo
$157,700!
2 Bed, 1 Bath, Fireplace,
In-suite Laundry, Patio,
Golf Course and Natural
Reserve at Your
Fingertips!
call tracy
MlS c3520612
Quality throughout,
golF course villa
$319,900!
Upgraded Bungalowbacks to
golf course with west
facing views! Beautiful bright
walkout with amazing Decks
on both levels! Quality through
out. Fast Possession!
renovated &
spotless!
$191,900
1206 sq.ft.
3 bdrms, 1 bath
New maple kitchen
Too many upgrades
to mention
call Shauna
call robert & taMara
$99,800
call la Shaun
MlS c3524267
private, Fast
commute, and
simply beautiFul!
All this in one home is hard to
find! 3 acres surrounded by
trees. Stunning decor, gated for
privacy 1488 sq ft Artistic Built
Bungalow$629,900!
call la Shaun
MlS c3527819
cambridge bungalow
Fully developed
$329,900!
Spacious bungalowwith
4 bedrooms plus office/den
year round sun room,
awesome family roomwith
amazing bar!
The perfect neighborhood!
call la Shaun
MlS c3528218
brand new condos
great new Floor
plan $168,900!
Another awesome build by Abe
Fehr Always thinking of the Home
owner. 2 bedrooms, full bath,
6 appliances, serviced parking
stall and in suite storage
October Possession!
call hayley
$114,900
call hayley
call hayley
There are 2 lots
available in
Hillcrest.
Golf views.
call debbie
gorgeous
spot!
This home is a
great opportunity
for investors and
1st timers.
call debbie
$219,900!
MlS c3528230
MlS c3531365
s
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$358,900!
$174,900
$315,900
small town
beauty! $159,900
1894 sq.ft. bungalow
3+1 bdrms
Lots of upgrades
25x36 detached
garage
call Shauna
call Sheila call robert & taMara
$165,000
$258,000
$299,900
3 bedr, immaculate
home, w/ fenced
yard quick
possession
and price
ONLY $174,900!
new price
call la Shaun
MlS c3528167
Fully developed
bungalow with
walkout $349,900!
Backing to green space and then
golf course, park across the
street! Up graded fully finshed
with 4 bedrooms,
3 full baths, open concept bright
and sunny walkout!
With extras inside and out!
MlS c3535601
Adult Gated
Community
Move In
Ready
Secured
Adult Building
with many
Amenities
Remodeled
3 Bedroom
Bungalow on R3 Lot
Downtown
Location
Well Maintained
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in Parkwood with
RV Parking
call hayley
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