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Drug, alcohol and tobacco preven-
tion and education programs start
early in the school careers of students
in the Golden Hills School Division.
Grade 6 students at Brentwood
School, Central Bow Valley School,
Wheatland Elementary School and
Carseland School recently completed
a 10 week in-class drug prevention
program that culminated in the Drug
Prevention Day that was hosted at the
Brentwood School gym on May 28-
29.
Research shows the earlier the
drug prevention program, the better
the outcome, said Sharon Blanchard,
the Divisions Drug/Alcohol Counsel-
lor.
The schools family resource pro-
gram staff rotated 150 students
through eight stations of interactive
learning activities about drugs, tobac-
co and alcohol. Most popular among
the kids was the drunk goggle station.
We put drunk goggles on the kids
to impair them at 0.08 and then we
gave them a remote toy car to keep
on the road. Of course, they didnt
keep it on the road, said Blanchard.
They made such an impact on the
kids and in such a fun and interac-
tive way. They held the kids attention
all day, said a staff member who is
also the parent of an eleven-year-old
Wheatland Elementary student.
At another station in the Brent-
wood School gym, Smokies Caf, of-
fered students a full menu of cigarette
ingredients in the form of a mothball
barley soup.
We want to give students truth-
ful information about drugs, said
Blanchard. Even in Grade 3 they
hear and see so much that is wrong.
Drugs are chemically man-made,
said Blanchard and nobody knows
whats in them. Often the drugs are
tasteless and odorless.
We want kids to know how dan-
gerous these drugs can be.
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Giving back to an organization thats
important to her was the only thing
Strathmore resident Beryl Ascott want-
ed for her 70th birthday.
Ascott, who turned 70 on June 9, de-
cided she didnt want any gifts or cards
for her birthday, and instead wanted to
help out others in the community by
sponsoring kids to attend Camp Ches-
termere.
I looked around and I said to my-
self, I have so much I dont need any-
thing else for my birthday from friends
or family and I didnt even want cards...
and I thought, what can I do? said As-
cott.
My heart has been with camp and
kids, I feel that every kid should have
a chance to go to camp at least once. I
think it builds character, I think it teach-
es them to live with other people and I
just feel that this camp in particular is a
very good one.
After a discussion with her husband,
Peter, Ascott decided she would ride
around the Chestermere Lake three
times on her bike, which is roughly
31km, to raise money for Camp Ches-
termere. She asked friends and family to
sponsor her ride, and as of June 6 she
had raised $3,822, which will be used to
send 10 kids to the camp this summer.
The morning of June 1 Ascott and her
grandson Rance Coulter got on their
bikes and began the trek around the
lake. The grandmother/grandson time
they had was invaluable to her, and
their chatting seemed to make the ride
go a little quicker. Peter, 77, did the fnal
lap around the lake with her, after Coul-
ter had to leave.
Its been exciting and I am so grate-
ful to the Strathmore people for the
support they have given me, it has been
phenomenal, said Ascott.
Ascott is no stranger to longer rides,
but said it has been some time since she
had done any serious cycling. Approxi-
mately 20 years ago Beryl and Peter had
travelled to Denmark where they rode
960 miles in three weeks with another
couple.
To prepare for the ride around Ches-
termere Lake, Ascott rode around Ches-
termere and Strathmore a bit, and rode
on her stationary bike if the weather
wasnt that great outside.
This was such an opportunity, little
old granny of 70 riding around the lake,
making money for kids to go to camp.
This was my special birthday gift, not
just to myself but to the kids who will
go to camp, said Ascott.
Ive had more fun doing this than
opening parcels or anything else. My
kids have made it special for me too be-
cause they have been so supportive of it
and I think thats important.
When the Ascott family frst moved
to Canada, Beryl specifcally sought out
a camp for her children and that was
when she was frst introduced to Camp
Chestermere.
We arrived in Canada in 1974 from
Africa, and the frst thing I did was look
around for a camp for my kids. I felt that
they needed to not only make friends
but to fnd themselves a little bit, said
Ascott.
Wed made a huge move, had to
spend six months in England coming
over, and so the kids were a little sort of
lost, so camp was very important for us
to get them into.
Over the years the Ascotts have oc-
casionally sent kids to camp at Camp
Chestermere, and try to help families
send children when they may not nec-
essarily be able to afford to. There is
fnancial assistance available through
the camp for families who would like
to send their child but maybe cant af-
ford to.
I cant recommend this camp enough.
If there is anybody in Strathmore who
Riding for youth
Beryl Ascott rode around Chestermere Lake on
June 1 to raise money to send kids to Camp
Chestermere. She asked people to sponsor her
ride instead of purchasing birthday gifts and
cards for her 70th birthday, which was June 9.

Photo courtesy of Beryl Ascott
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Continued from Page 1
Drug prevention programs started
nine years ago with a proposal for
Grade 3 education and prevention,
said Blanchard. Within two years the
program was expanded to include
Grades 5 and 6. With funding from
Health Canada the program now in-
cludes Grade 1. There is not enough
funding yet to include Grades 2 and 4.
Grade 1 students are taught about
hazardous materials, how to stay safe
and how to keep a healthy body. The
Grade 3 program reinforces this mes-
sage but also includes tobacco, drug
and smoking prevention and educa-
tion as well as how to make good
choices. The Grades 5 and 6 program
expands this further but the drug, al-
cohol and tobacco prevention mes-
sage is kept clear and consistent, said
Blanchard.
We want students to feel good
about themselves so when they get
Drug prevention day:
nipping a problem
in the bud
Drug prevention Day was held at Brentwood
School may 28 and 29. The purpose of the day
is to educate students and to encourage drug,
alcohol and tobacco prevention. Once the test
is done, they walk the line while wearing glasses
that simulate a .08 (or more) level of impairment.

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to the higher grades they will have
strong refusal skills, said Blanchard.
Its often peer pressure that gets
kids into their frst drink or their frst
drug.
With a good self image and strong
refusal skills, they can cope a lot bet-
ter.
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Beryl Ascott rode around Chestermere Lake on
June 1 to raise money to send kids to Camp
Chestermere. She asked people to sponsor her
ride instead of purchasing birthday gifts and
cards for her 70th birthday, which was June 9.

Photo courtesy of Beryl Ascott
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Junior and Senior high school students from Standard
School were given personal invitations to attend the annual
Awards night on Monday, June 4.
Students, along with their parents and guardians, waited in
anticipation to hear the names of this years award recipients.
Mr. Mark McKeen gave introductions and eligibility require-
ments for each award before announcing the winners for this
school year.
Athletic awards were the frst to be distributed and were
as follows: Sportsmanship Awards for Junior High went to
Brayden DesRoche and Julia Newell. The Senior High awards
went to Dale Palsson and Janelle Hoff. Athlete of the year for
Junior High went to Christopher Everett and Stephanie Larsen
and Senior High to Duncan Michie and Carly Melcher. As well
Coaches from the various team sports handed out their most
improved player and most valuable players awards.
Student of the Year Awards were handed out to the follow-
ing students from each Grade. Grade 7, Faith Neumann and
Julia Newell. Grade 8, Christopher Everett and Kennedy Ad-
amson. Grade 9, Emily Lam. Grade 10, Nick Gerritsen. Grade
11, Shaun Brintona and Shannon Brinton. Grade 12, Morgan
McCallum.
Scholarships and Academic Awards for the graduating class
were given out as follows :
Class Act Award Toby Noy
Citizenship Carly Melcher
Keith Schneider Ambassador Award Adelle Ellis
ATA / Wheatland Student Award Toby Noy
Lionettes Award Adelle Ellis
Ed Cornett Scholarship Janelle Hoff
Jordan Roppel Owen Dahm
Andrew Patterson Memorial Award Brandon Thomas
Governor General Stephanie Wise
The evening ended with McKeen commissioning the kids to
remember why they were there and to really take a moment
to thank their parents for their diligence in raising them and
driving them to succeed in life.
Kids honoured at Standard Awards Night
Holy Cross Collegiate Grade 12 students cel-
ebrated graduation on June 9. Soon the stu-
dents will be forever ending their high school
careers, and are already preparing for their
next steps in life.
Stepping
into the future
Standard students
were recognized for
different achievements
throughout the school
year, for everything
from athletics to aca-
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case their talent at our annual Canada Day in the park. We are also inviting local food
vendors to set up and sell food for the day. Please contact the Town Offce and ask for
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Bring a partner and join us at Kinsmen Lake on July 1st
2012 for Canada Day Canoe Races. To sign up please
contact Jennifer at the Town Offce (403-934-3133)
by June 15, 2012.
VolunteeRs neeDeD
The Town of Strathmore is presently seeking volunteers to serve on the
following Board: names Advisory committee
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Volunteer applications are available at the Town Offce from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm week-
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are fled prior to the appeal deadline. Any person wishing to appeal this decision may do so by
completing and submitting an appeal form, with the appeal fee of one hundred dollars ($100.00) to
the Town of Strathmore, addressed to: Secretary, Subdivision and Development Appeal Board,
Town of Strathmore, 680 Westchester Road, Strathmore, AB T1P 1J1.
Date of Publication: June 7, 2012
Deadline for Appeal: June 21, 2012
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During the race, Thomas Drive will be closed from Centennial Drive to Brent Boulevard
(with local access to Bayside Place). Brent Boulevard will be closed from the corner
of Wheatland Trail to the Western entrance to the Family Centre. We encourage you to
come cheer on the participants! The best place for spectators will be on Thomas Drive.
Shannon LeCLair
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Councillor Rocky Blokland an-
nounced at the June 6 regular council
meeting the Strathmore Minor Hockey
(SMH) has been tentatively awarded
the chance to host the 2013 and 2014
Alberta Cup, with a few conditions.
The Alberta Cup is a fve-day hockey
tournament for bantam aged players.
A bid was made by SMH in April.
One of the sticking points according
to Blokland is that the press box is not
suitable the way it is currently and it
will require some expansion.
Blokland made a motion to coun-
cil to approve the motion to host the
2013 and 2014 Alberta Cup, and for
the cost not to exceed $10,000 for the
press box and $2,000 for wireless In-
ternet.
The town is trying to bring better
and bigger events to town such as the
winter games and the seniors games
and I think that doing something like
this only helps in our efforts to do
those kinds of things, said Councillor
Recognizing
excellence
Changes needed at Family Centre to host Alberta Cup
mayor Steve Grajczyk,
right, announced at the
June 6 regular council
meeting that Chief Ad-
ministrative Offcer Dwight
Stanford had received a
2012 CAmA Distinguished
Service award for his years
of dedicated service to the
municipal Governance at a
senior level.
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I am sure you have seen all the buzz created in the ftness industry.
It seems that Zumba is everywhere, gosh - its even on the wii.
We are inviting all residents of Wheatland County and surrounding area, to
experience this fun event. Its not all about Zumba, but the fun attached to it.
You dont have to be a Zumba veteran, this event is for EVERYbody 16+
Festivities start when the doors open at 5:30 p.m. on June 15. There will be
beverages, light snacks and opportunities for participants to get into the festive
mode, (we gotta keep somethings a surprise).
This event is like no other that you have ever experienced.
We have a special guest to help kick off this event
Roberto was born and raised in Mexico City, Mexico. He began his journey
with ftness at a young age by developing a soccer career. He spent fve years
working as an entertainer performing and dancing in shows and working as a
supervisor of an Entertainment team at Hotels in Playa Del Carmen.
After moving to Canada in 2008, Roberto became a certifed Personal trainer and
group ftness instructor, was licensed as a Zumba Fitness Instructor/ZIN member,
and more recently became an authorized Zumba Jammer. He has spent the last
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Earl Best.
I think with a bigger press box were accommodating
the types and sizes of tournaments that we can bring in,
and I certainly do appreciate that and therefore I am cer-
tainly behind this.
The motion was passed unanimously.
Peace officer sharing agreement
A Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) has been
drafted between the Town of Strathmore and Wheatland
County to share Peace Offcer and Municipal Enforcement
Services. Chief Administrative Offcer Dwight Stanford said
there are lots of benefts to the MOU. One example is with
Heritage Days the peace offcer from the county can help
provide extra security, and possibly with help with other
big events in town. The same goes for the County; if they
need help then the Towns peace offcers can assist them.
Watering hour changes
Changes were approved for the watering schedule on
June 6. Previously the hours had been from 6 a.m. to 9
a.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The hours have been increased
in both the morning and evening, adding an additional two
hours to each. The watering times are now 5 a.m. to 10
a.m. and 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Good job
students
A little encouragement can
go a long way, and is just one
reason why schools recog-
nize their students for differ-
ent achievements. On June 6
Strathmore High School held
its awards night, presenting
awards to students for vari-
ous accomplishments.
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Rebecca FRiesen
Times Contributor
Wednesday, June 6 was this years
annual Tim Hortons Camp Day fund-
raiser, where volunteers, staff and cus-
tomers had fun earning money to send
children to camp.
Last year, Tim Hortons collectively
raised $10 million towards sending
children to a Tim Hortons Childrens
Foundation camp. Strathmore Tim
Hortons contributed $10,000 last year,
and Erin Wilson, a manager at Strath-
mores Tim Hortons says that this year
both local and national stores are aim-
ing higher.
Weve got four local kids going to
camp in Kananaskis this year, Wilson
says. Weve also got about thirty vol-
unteers coming this year.
Volunteers from the fre department,
RCMP, town council members and oth-
ers helped employees serve coffee and
donuts to help raise money.
[The volunteers] really get a peek of
what its like to work behind a coun-
ter, says Wilson. Its a fun day for our
staff too. Its a lighter atmosphere.
100 per cent of coffee sales also go
straight to donations on Camp Day.
Tim Hortons also holds raffes, which
Wilson says offer some great prizes.
The Tim Hortons Childrens Foun-
dation camp provides children whose
families normally couldnt afford to
send their children to camp a chance
to experience a unique opportunity.
Tim Hortons manager erin Wilson poses with some of her staff and RCmP
volunteer Chris Kehoe to support Tim Hortons Camp Day. Both Strathmore
locations raised just under $10,000 last year.
Rebecca Friesen Photo
Tim Hortons
Camp Day
a continued
success
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The Strathmore 903 RCACS air cadets held their
annual ceremonial review and parade on June
10. Joanna Wahl accepted the Legion medal of
excellence.
Doug Taylor Photos
Cadets annual
ceremonial review
Students from Westmount elementary school visited with the residents
of the Wheatland Lodge during seniors week. Students and lodge
residents worked together to build birdhouses that can be displayed
throughout the community.
Doug Taylor Photos
Westmount students help
celebrate seniors week
Kevin SorenSon, M.P., Crowfoot
Parliamentary Report
To support economic growth and face the challeng-
es associated with an aging population and growing
international competition for skilled workers, Canadi-
an workers need to be able to connect with jobs that
are available. Skills and labour shortages are already
occurring across the country. The latest Statistics Can-
adas Job Vacancy numbers show that there were ap-
proximately 248,000 unflled jobs across Canada dur-
ing the autumn months last year.
Canadians want to work. But some of them face
challenges in fnding suitable work, including: not
knowing where or how to fnd available jobs; not
being aware that their skills match needs in anoth-
er industry or occupation; and not understanding or
knowing about the supports available to help them in
their job search.
To support economic and social prosperity, our
government will encourage and support Canadians
to stay active in the job market - either working or
looking for work.
In Budget 2012, we said we would provide new
human resource tools to help unemployed workers
fnd the employers who need them. For example, we
are improving the system of Job Alerts that are cur-
rently sent to EI recipients once every two weeks.
We will have job postings sent twice a day to Canadi-
ans receiving EI benefts for their chosen occupation.
These job postings, as well as postings from related
occupational sectors will come from a broader range
of sources, including from private-sector job boards.
While Canadians receiving EI benefts would not be
required to accept available work outside a reason-
able commuting distance, job postings from different
regions will be sent to them each day so they are
aware of all available work. The new system will also
include labour market information on the demands
and current wage rates of selected occupations and
related jobs. Having access to this type of information
will allow Canadians receiving EI benefts to make
informed decisions about how best to conduct or ex-
pand their job search.
We know there is a serious labour shortage in Al-
berta. Yet, we are paying for a federal EI program that
actually discourages Canadians from moving here. In
some regions, just over 10 weeks of work qualifes for
almost a years worth of EI benefts. Canada cant con-
tinue to pay the cost of an underutilized workforce.
The over-reaction, hype and political mud-sling-
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changes to Canadas EI program contradict the sup-
port of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, and
others who have already recognized that Canada is
confronting a growing problem of human resources:
not enough workers, or workers without the needed
skills.
As the government, since 2006 we have been de-
veloping and offering programs that assist Canadians
get the skills required to enter or re-enter the work
force. We help youth, adult-students, older workers,
entrepreneurs, and many others. Changes to the EI
program will build on these efforts.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding
this or previous columns you may write me at 4945-
50th Street, Camrose, Alberta, T4V 1P9, call 780-608-
4600, toll-free 1-800-665-4358, fax 780-608-4603 or
e-mail sorenk1@parl.gc.ca.
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ruth MCCluSKey
Relay For Life Survivor Chair
My name is Ruth McClus-
key and I am the survivor
chairperson for the Strath-
more Relay for Life 2012.
The Relay for Life is a 12-
hour walk around a track by
registered teams starting at 7
p.m. on Friday June 15, con-
tinuing until 7 a.m. Saturday,
June 16. The team members
have got people to sponsor
them in order to raise funds
for the Canadian Cancer So-
ciety.
The Relay for Life is also
to honor, celebrate and re-
member people who have
been touched by cancer. The
Relay is preceded by a din-
ner for survivors and their
caregivers. It is to celebrate
those of us who have sur-
vived.
Our local Sobeys store,
owned and operated by Neil
and Sara Kennedy, gracious-
ly donated the food for the
Survivor dinner this year and
it will be prepared by Simple
Elegance Catering of Strath-
more and is also done as a
donation to the Relay. Each
Survivor invites a Caregiver
to accompany them. This
year we are also celebrat-
ing the Caregivers. The din-
ner this year is to be held in
the Chuck Mercer Room at
the Civic Centre. The dinner
will be served at 5 p.m. with
the Survivors and Caregivers
to start arriving at between
4-4:30 p.m. to give them
time to get their T shirts,
name tags and seating.
Each survivor is given a
Yellow T shirt with Relay for
Life and the year signifying
that they are a Survivor. Fol-
lowing the dinner we will
make our way over to the
Encana Stage which will be
set up at the Rodeo Grounds
directly behind the Curling
Rink. The opening ceremo-
nies will take place at 7 p.m.
and then the survivors will
line up do the frst lap for
the Relay. This year the Care-
givers will do the second lap
to honor them. Cameron
Drummond, piper extraor-
dinaire, will lead the Survi-
vors and then the caregivers.
Many people volunteer their
time, energy and talent to
make this event happen.
Ready for the relay
StrathMore rural
firefighting aSSoCiation
The Strathmore Rural Firefghting Association is
a volunteer fre service that operates out of the
Strathmore Rural and Carseland fre halls and pro-
vides fre protection services to the rural residents
in the Strathmore, Lyalta, Cheadle and Carseland
areas of Wheatland County.
The Associations Board is currently reviewing
some issues identifed during the last audit.
This review will be extensive and any irregulari-
ties identifed will be addressed with appropriate
actions taken to ensure all future transactions are
recorded and accounted for according to gener-
ally accepted accounting principles, practices and
procedures. Given the complexity of this review
the Board is unable to comment on any fndings
or actions until the review is concluded.
The Board is committed to full disclosure and
accountability and will provide a full report on its
fndings and actions once the review is completed.
The Strathmore Rural Firefghting Association is
committed to providing fre protection services to
the residents of Wheatland County and the above
noted review does not impede the Associations
ability to continue to provide this service.
The volunteer fghters of the Strathmore Rural
Fire Association remain committed to providing
fre protection services to our rural residents. Our
volunteers are dedicated and diligently devote
many hours to training, both in safety procedures
and equipment operation, to ensure optimum fre
protection to our communities and residents.
Board to review issues in latest audit
The fre protection services provided b the Strathmore Ru-
ral Firefghting Association volunteers will continue to grow
and develop to meet the needs of our expanding communi-
ties.
Photo courtesy of Traci Rasmussen
many marksmen from near and far gathered near Rosebud for the Fourth
Annual Crosswinds Black Powder Shoot June 2-3. The event, which is run
by Tony and Lynda Jager, featured many challenges including; shooting out
Christmas lights and carrots on a string, whirlybirds and gongs, even skeet
shooting. They also took part in tomahawk and knife throwing, as well as
primitive archery.
Marked weekend
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My dad immigrated to Canada in 1950. He knew
thered be a better life for him because Europe was
so ravaged during World War II. As a kid growing
up in the 60s, WWII vets were still young and
some had stories to tell.
All my friends had fathers who fought for the
Allies. For me, it was always hard when talk with
friends turned to the War, or playing Combat.
My dad had been forced to fght for the Ger-
mans, and sadly, I always felt a little shame, and
sometimes I was teased. My dad only told me that
he had been a truck driver in the War, but had
been captured by the British.
His stories were only about their camp and how
well the British treated them, as soldiers. Even with
good treatment, conditions were very harsh. The
prisoners would wait for the Red Cross shipments
of clothing, food, chocolate, even cigarettes. He
told me that one warm Spring day, he and his fel-
low prisoners were so lice infested, they couldnt
stand it anymore. So, they stripped and buried
their clothing so that only part of a sleeve or pant
leg would be out of the dirt. The lice would ab-
solutely cover that piece of clothing to get to the
warm air, and thats when they would tear off the
piece, shake it off, and get dressed again.
After 2.5 years in a prison camp, my dad was
desperate to get home to see his family. The War
had just ended, and a common soldier could be
released if he had a serious medical or dental
problem. Somehow, my dad secured a pair of pli-
ers, and had other prisoners hold him down, so
they could pull out his teeth! I asked him how he
could go through with this, but he just said, prison
camp for that long was terrible, the barracks were
not warm in Winter, and all suffered he was
desperate to go home.
He fnally wound up on a train car near his vil-
lage. By this time, however, the Russians were be-
ginning to take over the country. Armed soldiers
kept others and dad on the car for two weeks. Fi-
nally, my dad had enough of living like this, so he
began his trek across Europe, where he worked
at various places in order to get a ship ticket to
Halifax. He would never see his mother again, and
it would be 25 years until he reunited with his
father, and family.
My dad was a contract coal miner in Canmore,
which meant he got paid by the number of coal
cars flled. That meant you would have to work
very hard your whole shift, in order to get a de-
cent pay. There was never any slacking off for
all these miners. One day, he was helping to hand
couple two coal cars together. If cars were com-
ing up the track, someone was always to warn the
others no one did this day. The cars smashed
together with his head between! Luckily, his
helmet split and he was not killed. Instead, he
was left with a very large bump on his head. As
long as I knew him, it was always there. As kids,
we thought it was funny it jiggled when you
touched it, and wed try to color it while he slept
on the couch! Hed never let a doctor remove it!
Payday at the mine was always special for my
brother and me. Dad would surprise us with some
kind of toy, plus an allowance. Wed rush to the
store and for a dollar, wed each buy eight comics,
and still have change! It was the comics that got
me reading, and looking back, they were the start
of me wanting to be an English/PE teacher. Every
day my dad would have to clean the coal dust out
of his ears and eyes.
Hed look at me watching, and hed tell me no
matter what, youre never going to be a miner.
Any job he did, he worked hard at it, to give my
brother and I a good life. I know they always ate
cheaper meats, so that Gary and I could have the
better cuts. He took in my moms youngest broth-
er and helped him get established as a Canadian.
Dad never felt he was a Hungarian-Canadian
he was proud to become a Canadian, and thats
what he was. My parents even took in two of my
cousins for six months, as their home life was
damaged by their parents alcohol issues and
fghts. He was always so generous to people,
even all my friends knew that the Fules door, and
FRIDGE door was always open to them!
Later, to my children, he was absolutely devot-
ed. He loved the fact that he had both a grand-
son AND granddaughter. He bought bunk beds
so they could have sleepovers and watch movies.
Simple outings like feeding ducks at a creek were
the best things for him, and he was very happy to
be with them.
On June 30 1997, my dad phoned us while Bre-
anne and I were grocery shopping. When we got
back, Deb told me about the call, and suggested I
call him back. I said that Id call him the next day
and touch base.
There would be no next day, as he had a mas-
sive heart attack, while packing his truck/boat for
fshing. When we got the call, I cried so much I
hurt all over. I felt so guilty I had blown the
chance to talk to him one last time, and all be-
cause I was too lazy to phone back. It has haunt-
ed me since then. In fact, a week later, we were
cleaning his mobile home out for the sale. I dont
know why, but I pressed the button on dads an-
swering machine. I fell back on a chair when his
voice came on I was stunned, and once again,
felt the loss of him. I had the chance to speak
with him the day before he died, and now all I
had was this recording I played it over and
over, listening to him wishing he WAS on the
phone.
Fathers Day
Jonah Teunissen, a grade
4 student at Wheatland el-
ementary in Strathmore re-
ceived a red ribbon and cash
award from a representative
of the Calgary Stampede
and Aggie Days for art work
he entered in a contest at the
Aggie Days Showcase. Jo-
nah Teunissen, along with his
educational Assistant, mrs.
Sherri Judd, left, and one
of his teachers, mrs. Vicky
Smith.
Great job
Jonah!
Photo courtesy of Wheatland
Elementary school
The kindergarten to Grade
4 montessori program held
out of Wheatland elementary
Schools held a mothers Day
Tea. There was 100 per cent
participation, every mom
attended to enjoy singing,
snacks and take part in a live
fower project gift. Gabrielle
Gauvin, left, Luke eitzen, and
Kiara Walsh.
Mothers
Day tea at
Montessori
Photo courtesy of the
Montessori program
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The Aspen Crossing train station in Mossleigh
will celebrate Fathers Day weekend with some-
thing most fathers like: trains.
Train Days at Aspen Crossing is something
special for Fathers Day weekend, said Aspen
Crossing owner and founder Jason Thornhill.
Most fathers and boys like trains and its a lot
of fun for everybody.
There will be model garden trains to marvel at,
a small train for kids to ride on, a pancake break-
fast, hay rides with a team of heavy horses and
much more for dads and families to enjoy.
The kids small train was built by Ken Sander-
man of Three Hills. The train can accommodate
12 kids per ride. Sanderman donates his time and
lends Aspen Crossing his train for this weekend.
Train rides for the kids will run from 9 a.m. to 6
p.m. with brief stops to rest the train conductors.
I take turns driving the train with Ken, said
Thornhill.
For the last seven years the Rocky Mountain
Garden Railway Society has also supported Thorn-
hills Fathers Day event. Each year members of the
society lay down tracks and put up buildings in
the 3,500 sq. ft. Aspen Crossing greenhouse. The
trains are a 1/24 G or garden scale, or inch to
the foot, said the Societys Lynn Buchanan. The
garden model trains will run for the whole week-
end.
Were very into trains, said Buchanan.
Thornhill has run fundraising Fathers Day
events for seven of the eight years since he cre-
ated Aspen Crossing. Each year a different charity
benefts from the generosity and support of Aspen
Crossing and its volunteers and visitors. Last year
the event benefted the Canadian Breast Cancer
Foundation, said Thornhill. This year STARS Air
Ambulance will be the benefciary.
Jason is a man with a vision and a mission. He
is not done building up Aspen Crossing yet, said
Buchanan.
Started as a garden centre in 2004, Aspen Cross-
ing has evolved into all things trains and railroad.
There is a museum, a gift shop, an 1887 Pullman
restaurant rail car as well as a Canadian Pacifc
caboose and a campground.
The Train Days event is June 16 and 17. The
pancake breakfast from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. is
$8 for adults and $4 for kids aged 12 and under.
Other snacks are available after 12:30 p.m.
Aspen Crossing is located 1 kilometre west of
Mossleigh on Highway 24 (also called Highway
547).
Train Days for Fathers Day and for a good cause
John GoDsman
Times Contributor
Damiens father Jean Baptiste Corbiell (J.B.)
was born in Norway, Michigan in 1893. They
moved to Gleichen in 1910. At that time, CPR
was building the roadbed through Makepiece,
Hussar and Chancellor. J.B. and his brother
Frank drove wagons, which carried all necessary
supplies - including food, from Gleichen to the
work camps. At that time, this area was so dry,
that even birds were not available for fresh meat.
So, gophers and badgers were trapped, cleaned
and cooked over an open fre!
In 1911, a family with the surname Bouchard
arrived at Gleichen from Chicoutimi, Quebec
with seven children. Two more were born in
the west, including
Damiens mother
Yvonne. History ad-
vises the courtship
between J.B. and
Yvonne must have
been hilarious, as
mother knew very
little English and
fathers French was
no better. The fam-
ily often wondered
if it was all sign lan-
guage!
Damien, the third
son of J.B. and
Yvonne, and was
born in Calgary in
1922. He attended
Jean DArc school and also went to Wheatfeld
school. He has lived on the farm north of Cluny
all his life. During his younger years, he remem-
bers all the neighbours coming to their place to
skate and play hockey, on the nearby pond. Lat-
er, Damien played hockey for the Flying French-
men, and in the summer played ball.
After J.B. had a stroke in 1930, it fell to the
three brothers Adelard, Clem and Damien to
continue to operate the farm. When WW2 began,
Adelard and Clem joined the RCAF, but Damien
stayed to help his father, who was now an inval-
id. Damien served in the reserve army for eight
years as a Lieutenant.
May was born across the river in Milo, in 1930.
When school age arrived, she was bussed to Clu-
ny where she met Damien at the Cluny Dorm.
They were married at St Marys Catholic Church
in Cluny, on April 20, 1950 - only the third cou-
ple to be married there.
She advises many, a road was plowed during
that courtship! In those days her Dad used to
haul his grain to Cluny, and purchased supplies
at Louie Hongs Store. After their wedding, they
lived at the homeplace for a couple of years, be-
fore buying land from J.B. With the assistance of
Ernie Gibeau, they built their new home. They
adopted two boys and a girl, who have given
them nine grandchildren and three great-grand-
children.
They spent their
working lives farm-
ing north of Cluny,
before retiring to
Strathmore in 1987.
On arrival in Strath-
more, they found so
many of their neigh-
bours already living
here, that it was giv-
en the nickname of
Clunyville!
Throughout their
lives theyve both
remained very in-
volved with the
Catholic Church,
both in Cluny and in
Strathmore. Damien
has been involved with the Knights of Columbus,
The Lions Club, Curling Club, UFA, United Grain
Growers, and the Credit Union.
May served as Chairperson with the Sacred
Heart for Gleichen/Cluny and Strathmore, as
well as being very involved with Womens Rural
Institute, Catholic Womens League, the Curling
Club, and the Gleichen Jubilee Choir..
When I asked them what changes they had
seen in this area in recent years, they both re-
plied at the same time the population growth!
There were 3,500 residents living in Strathmore
when they moved here in 1987.
RemembeRing ouR pasT
Damien and May Corbiell
Holy Cross Collegiate
Holy Cross Collegiate was proud
to host our second annual Fine Arts
Awards Night on Tuesday, June 5. This
is an excellent opportunity to recog-
nize students gifted in various Fine Arts
including: Art, Construction, Culinary
Arts, Drama and Music. We are very
proud of our Fine Arts program at HCC
and this in another way we are able to
emphasize the importance of the arts
in our school community. This year we
gave 60 awards to students in Junior
and Senior High, including our most
coveted award, the Holy Cross Colle-
giate Spirit of Fine Arts Award.
This award is given to a student who
embodies the spirit of Fine Arts by be-
ing actively involved and exceptionally
talented in several Fine Arts.
This years winner was Mona Stinson,
a Grade 12 student. Mona also won the
award last year. She is an exceptionally
talented musician, actor, dancer and
artist and truly embodies the spirit of
Fine Arts at HCC.
Mona has been accepted to the Uni-
versity of Calgary to study Fine Arts
and we fully expect to see her perform-
ing professionally in a few years. Con-
gratulations to all of our talented Fine
Arts students!
Sacred Heart Academy students entertained their families on June 6 during the annual Spring Concert. Left: Class 1T wrote and performed a story
about spring chicks along with other Grade 1 students at the Sacred Heart Spring Concert on June 6. Right: Class 3W wrote and performed a story
about a famous wig maker while sporting some dazzling wigs themselves.
Jason Glabik Photos
Spring concert at Sacred Heart
Holy Cross artists awarded
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Deanne Bertsch
has been teach-
ing dance and
drama at Strath-
more High School
(SHS) for a num-
ber of years now.
When she isnt
teaching SHS stu-
dents, shes in
Rosebud teach-
ing dance and
helping choreo-
graph upcoming
performances. In
Rosebud Theatres
summer perfor-
mance, Anne of
Green Gables,
Bertsch not only
helped choreo-
graph but also has
a role in the pro-
duction. Bertsch
plays teacher Miss
Stacy, a fairly easy
role for her to as-
sume.
I can draw
from my experi-
ence. It is quite
fun as I can hear
familiar intona-
tions in my voice
as I remind stu-
dents of their be-
haviour onstage
and am striving to
get them interest-
ed in learning just
as I am at SHS,
said Bertsch.
I even get to
put on a play
within a play as
Miss Stacy, a pag-
eant about Cana-
dian History writ-
ten and devised
by the students of
Avonlea School. I
actually did a sim-
ilar thing with my
SHS students in
May, White Blank
Page, about Ca-
nadian soldiers
in the frst world
war, written and
devised by the
students of SHS.
Getting the
right moves down
is vital for any
performance, and
with the variety
of dances within
Local teacher performs in Rosebud production
Anne of Green Gables, it
took some time to get them
all down.
We had extra choreog-
raphy time before actual
rehearsals began. We prob-
ably spent about 15 hours
just working various danc-
es. There is a boot dance,
a soft shoe dance, a partial
highland fing and a gypsy
dance, said Bertsch.
Anyone who knows the
tale of Anne Shirley, either
by reading the books or
watching the musical per-
formed on stage, has a part,
or maybe a few, that stick
out as their favourite.
My favourite part of the
production is watching the
students in their scene with
Mr. Phillips. Conrad Belau
plays Moody Spurgeon and
he is a wonderful, rebellious
brat and spits a prune into
Mr. Phillips hand, rather
horrifying and hilarious,
said Bertsch.
My other favorite part is
when Marilla and Matthew
both sing The Words, they
both do such a beautiful job
and the song and story sur-
rounding it are heartbreak-
ing and inspiring.
Bertsch is not scheduled
for any other upcoming per-
formances at Rosebud at the
moment. Anne of Green Ga-
bles began on May 25 and
will be on stage until August
25. Tickets are available on-
line at www.rosebudtheatre.
com or by calling 1-800-267-
7553.
Deanne Bertsch, right, plays miss
Stacy in Rosebud Theatres spring/
summer production Anne of Green
Gables. Cassia Schramm, left, is
cast as Anne Shirley.

Photo courtesy of Rosebud Theatre

Adelle ellis
West Wheatland District 4-H
The West Wheatland District 4-H show
and sale was held on Saturday, June 9th
at the Rockyford Sportsplex and fea-
tured many young individuals who are
involved in the Standard Sheep club,
Cheadle Beef Club, Crowfoot Multi Club,
and Rockyford Beef Club. The weekend
showcased the members steer projects,
sheep projects, scrapbook projects, and
there was even a bunny and guinea pig.
The Rockyford Lions Club also put on
a delicious free buyers lunch, which on
the menu you could pick to eat either
beef or lamb.
The sheep show kicked off at 9:00 a.m.
and the winners are as follows: Cham-
pion Market Wether- Dustin Wolfs. Re-
serve Champion Market Wether- Adelle
Ellis. Champion Market Ewe- Alannah
McAuley. Reserve Champion Market
Ewe- Dale Palsson. Grand Champi-
on Breeding Ewe- Grace Heuver. Re-
serve Champion Breeding Ewe- Dale
Palsson. Sr. Grand Champion Show-
manship- Dale Palsson. Sr. Reserve
Showmanship- Adelle Ellis. Sr. Grand
Champion Grooming- Adelle Ellis. Sr.
Reserve Grooming- Dale Palsson. Int.
Grand Champion Showmanship- Cas-
sidy Reinhardt. Int. Reserve Showman-
ship- Nicole Ellis. Int. Grand Champion
Grooming- Breana Seeley. Int. Reserve
Grooming- Cassidy Reinhardt. Jr. Grand
Champion Showmanship- Nolan Kathol.
Jr. Reserve Showmanship- Landon
Hebbes. Jr. Grand Champion Groom-
ing- Grace Heuver. Jr. Reserve Groom-
ing- EricaLynn Skibsted.
The Reserve Grand Champion Market
Lamb was raised by Alannah McAuley
and was bought by Crowfoot Ag Solu-
tions for $5.50/lb. The Supreme Grand
Champion Market Lamb was raised by
Dustin Wolfs and was bought by Getz
& Associates for $7.50/lb. The char-
ity lamb this year was raised by Grace
Heuver and the proceeds are going to
building a new clinic in Haiti. It sold for
$18.50/lb bought by Eagle Lake Nurser-
ies and then was donated back into the
ring to be sold at $15.50/lb by Tri West
Agro.
The beef show started at 10 a.m. and
all of the participants, the steers and
their owners looked wonderful. There
were many winners of the titles Grand
and Reserve within each of the different
clubs competing in Grooming, Show-
manship, and Confrmation Catego-
ries. Major title winners are as follows:
Overall Jr. Grand Showmanship- Maria
Kooistra. Overall Jr. Reserve Showman-
ship- Jared Farmer. Overall Jr. Grand
Grooming- Maria Kooistra. Overall Jr.
Reserve Grooming- Christian Seeley.
Overall Int. Grand Showmanship- Jack
Sherman. Overall Int. Reserve Show-
manship- Sabrina Kooistra. Overall
Int. Grand Grooming- Colton Stewart.
Overall Int. Reserve Grooming- Sabrina
Kooistra. Overall Sr. Grand Showman-
ship- Taylor Elder. Overall Sr. Reserve
Showmanship- Megan Sharpley. Over-
all Sr. Grand Grooming- Taylor Elder.
Overall Sr. Reserve Grooming- Megan
Sharpley.
The Reserve Grand Champion Steer
was raised by Sam Kathol and was
bought by Richardson Pioneer for
$3.10/lb. The Supreme Grand Champi-
on Steer was raised by Taylor Elder and
was bought by Kal Tire Strathmore for
$4.00/lb. The Cheadle Beef club raised
a Charity steer and the proceeds are go-
ing to the Wheatland Food Bank. It sold
for $3.50/lb bought by Tera Environ-
mental and was then donated back into
the ring to be sold at $1.90/lb to Pure
Country Meats.
Everyone did very well at both the
Show and the Sale and it was a pleasure
to see all of these active community
members doing what they love. Thank
you to everyone who came, watched
and cheered these kids on. Thank you
to all of the sponsors towards the show
and the awards. Thank you to all of the
judges and MCs who took time to come
out and help the kids. And last but not
least thank you to all of the buyers who
supported the participants and support-
ed the 4-H program. Cant wait to see
whats in store for next year!
Rockyford was a 4-H hotspot this weekend when
they hosted the annual show and sale. Top: Tay-
lor elder poses with her steer, which won the title
of the Grand Champion Steer. Bottom: Dustin
Wolf poses with his award winning lamb, confr-
mation judge Joanne Gourley, left, and ringmas-
ter marleen Palsson show off some of the awards
the lamb won.

Photos courtesy of Adelle Ellis
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Standard 4-H Club
Standard 4-H Club has done
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The frst event was Highway
Cleanup on May 5. 4-H mem-
bers participated by cleaning up
between highways 561 and 564.
Everybody did there part by
picking up garbage along the
highways, including pop cans.
The wet weather did no stop
us at all, all though many of
us where wet and cold. Lots of
cool items where found during
this event; steering wheel cover,
license plate, cellphones, shoes,
and lots of Tim Hortons coffee
cups! After the hard work, we
settled into the Standard Arena,
ate lunch and had our meeting!
The next event was Sheep
Sheering on May 12 at the Ellis
and Palssons farms. The beau-
tiful day was perfect for being
outside, as we each took our
turns to take the sheep into the
barn to get sheered. After the
process was done, the sheep no
longer had a fuzzy warm coat,
they where bare white as the
truck flled with the remains
of their wool. We appreciate
Dwaynes help as he sheered
the sheep for us!
The major event everyone
was looking forward to was the
Show and Sale in Rockyford on
June 9. Everyone had trained
their sheep for this special day
and we thank everyone for their
support.
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A proposal to establish a new Health and
Safety Offcer position was run past Wheat-
land County council by the Protective Ser-
vices Manager, Gerald Skibinsky, with the
support of other County of Wheatland staff.
Currently Wheatland relies upon a com-
bined effort from all departments to carry
out inspection duties.
There are over 30 sites and inspections
that take staff away from their regular du-
ties. Inspections are running behind and
with nine fre and building inspections
added on, it requires evening and weekend
work, said Skibinsky.
He proposed that a Health and Safety
Offcer would be benefcial because they
could be on site, helping site personnel
understand safety regulations. He said
with so much work, other municipalities
are also hiring full time Health and Safety
Offcers.
The costs and job description was pro-
vided to council for their consideration.
Council gave approval to establish and post
the position.
Call statistiCs
Sergeant Jeff Cyr gave an update of the
protection services statistics for May 2012.
There were:
Seven criminal investigations that were
forwarded to the RCMP.
60 traffc stops
13 animal complaints
two unsightly premises
two fre and ems assists
four environmental calls
Cyr indicated offcers continued to help
Drumheller and Strathmore RCMP on re-
quests for assistance, and the services had
forwarded their appreciation for the help.
They would be helping during Canada Day
celebrations and for Heritage Days.
Disturbing the peaCe
Counsellors asked Cyr to look into a
ratepayers request to monitor an unsightly
address in Gleichen. The complainant said
there was increased drunk and disorderly
activity near the address and complaints of
increased panhandling activity, especially
in the evening hours. Councillors will con-
tact the ratepayer and communicate with
the Siksika Council as to recommendations
to deal with the complaint.
Fire news
Andy Schultess, long time Standard Fire
Chief, is retiring. He will help part time
with training exercises. He and his wife are
looking to travel and spend winters in the
south.
new stanDarD Fire hall
The Standard Fire Association is looking
to build a new shop on County land, close
to the County mechanical shop. They had
made previous inquiries to the County and
no objections were voiced.
The Association would retain control of
the hall, while the County would retain
ownership of the land. The designs are in
and the Association has narrowed the bid
to two contractors. The decision will be
made at the July 7 Capital Budget meeting.
serviCe awarDs
Only three fre departments have re-
sponded with members years of service.
The information was needed to make ser-
vice awards.
If there is no interest there, there may
be no awards, said Skibinsky.
The deadline for submission is June 30.
Mutual aiD agreeMents
Wheatland County Fire has mutual aid
agreements with Brooks/Newell County,
and Dalum Fire has an agreement with
Drumheller. However, County councillors
cautioned that the services should have a
written agreement to deal with any poten-
tial liability issues.
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We would like to thank all our Vendors who joined us for the
1st. annual Spring Festival held on Saturday, June 2nd., at the
Strathmore Curling Rink and Agricultural grounds,
and also to everyone who attended the event.
A special thank you to our DJs All Genres DJ Services for providing
the music all day, Calgary Dance Express for the performances with
their very talented students, Relay for Life for the Charity BBQ,
Alan Wood and his volunteers for the set up of the picnic area,
stage and assisting with the clean up after the event, the
Strathmore Times for their advertising coverage, Carnival for Kids,
the Curling Club for the venue, Brassard Greenhouses for the
door prize at the Celebration of Lights booth.
Thank you to the co-ordinators and their volunteers
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Sharon McLeay
Times Contributor
A landowner next to Eagle Lake
nurseries is concerned about the
excess surface water runoff com-
ing onto his land through a culvert
under the private road between the
nursery and his property.
He is asking the county to help
manage the problem.
It comes down to a dispute be-
tween neighbours, said Public
Works Manager Gerry Van Ooost-
waard.
It would be nice if they take re-
sponsibility and mitigate the prob-
lem, said Councillor Ken Sauve.
Van Ooostwaard said the nursery
saturates the soil with their drip ir-
rigation system to maintain the nurs-
ery plants, so when moisture falls
on the land, it diverts as runoff. The
county has a similar problem with
the nursery from drainage into the
ditch that runs through a culvert un-
der a county owned road and this
problem occurs in areas close to sod
farms as well. Van Ooostwaard said
industrial sites are required to put
in storm water ponds, to deal with
excess drainage, but land designated
as agricultural use has no such re-
striction.
Councillor Ben Armstrong stated
that the nursery has to apply to Al-
berta Environment to drain and re-
claim portions of the property for
new nursery development.
The minute the neighbour com-
plains, that is when Alberta Environ-
ment will step in, said Armstrong.
Council asked for the matter be
referred to Alberta Environment and
the Western Irrigation District also
be advised of the problem.
publiC works piCks up
the paCe
Public Works crews are complet-
ing many projects and moving on
to new ones. Manager Gerry Van
Ooostwaard said that the Duck Lake
road project is complete. Work at
the Langley Siding is also complete,
with changes that will keep it from
washing out in this years spring and
summer rains. Gravel crews fnished
projects in Div. 3-4 and moved to
Lyalta or Goldsmith. Shoulder crews
are reworking the Prescott road and
worked with oil crews to get it into
shape. They have now moved to
Ardenode. Potholes on the Oxbow
road are repaired.
The patches are all flled and
primed, said Van Ooostwaard.
Graders are working on the Nama-
ka road and fnishing up in Rosebud.
The Utilities crew are fxing soft
spots.
Sometimes it works out good and
sometimes it dont, said Van Ooost-
waard about soft spot repairs.
Crews are moving to do drainage
to the east side of the Namaka road
and draining it to the north, level-
ing out the road and then will com-
plete weeping tile installation near
the hall.
Street sweeping is completed in
the small hamlets and soon gravel
and grading of the alleys will be
done.
It is the next thing on the list,
said Van Oostwaard.
Councillors asked crews to clean
up two asphalt piles and blocks in
Carseland, ditches by Cheadle on
Hwy 24 and clean the debris left by
CPR on the rail crossing by Hussar,
before they become a safety hazard.
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Van Ooostwaard travelled to Didsbury to view a new
method of road reclamation using dry calcium as a
stabilization product.
The calcium is sprayed on and then a reclamation
unit is attached to a grader. The road demonstrated
had been oiled at one time and the process chewed up
two to three inches of the old oil, and mixed that with
the calcium and water. Van Ooostwaard said if gravel
prices continue to rise, this might be an option to con-
sider in the future.
Break-in at Carseland gravel trailer
In spite of the installation of high quality locks, bur-
glars were able to cut the cast steel bracket with a
bolt cutter and take tools from the trailer. There were
cameras monitoring equipment in the yard, but there
wasnt a good view of the culprits obtained.
More cameras were installed and all tools and equip-
ment will be marked with county brands to make it
harder to sell at pawnshops and fea markets.
kuBota vs. John deere
Public Works was looking to replace a mower and
had suppliers provide a demo day.
After a purchase of a new John Deere last year, and
refecting on the subsequent problems with the new
mower, the decision was made to try a Kubota.
How are you going to know if a Toro is better if you
dont try them, said Van Oostwward.
He looked at all suppliers and although the Toro was
a little more money, it was chosen.
tenders opened
Two companies bid to do sidewalks and gutters in
the Hamlet of Cluny. Con Site Construction Ltd. bid
$169,065.00 and Brooks Asphalt and Aggregate bid
$107,332.00. Brooks Asphalt and Aggregate took the
contract.
The Capital Works Waterline Extension on Indus
Street in Carseland had two bids, which did not in-
clude tunnelling and direction to minimize disturbance
of the playground area.
Bids were over budget and unusually high because
of the small job, said Dave Churchill, Transportation
and Infrastructure Manager. He said the county plans
to do underground work next year on the sewage
line on Main Street. He suggested the Carseland work
could be combined with next years work, as it was not
an emergency and a new tender could be considered
in 2013. Council approved the postponement of the
tender.
AM Mackay bid $114,922.50 and Mid Developments
bid $136,463.25 on the Rosebud well supply main ten-
der. AM Mackay was granted the tender for the frst
half of the job. The tender for the supply main was
deferred to the spring of 2013, as there were some
problems accessing the location and it being a small
project.
The Municipal Development Plan received four bids:
Maloney and Associates-$81,000, Brown and Associ-
ates-$79,993.20, Dillon Consulting-$69,786 and ISL En-
gineering-$75,978. The bids will be reviewed and the
result brought back to council on June 12 for council
decision.
Sharon McLeay
Times Contributor
On May 15, county councillors wanted to get an
idea of what dust control for all the residents in the
county would cost. Chief Administrative Offcer (CAO)
Jennifer Deak brought back fgures on what it might
cost to supply residents with 1,000 feet of dust control
from their residential entrance. The amount was given
as an approximate cost, based on the number of ad-
dress signs, excluding those on pavements, times the
cost of the application. The cost for Calcium Chloride
treatment would be approximately $3.2 million, $12.1
million of that for oil treatment and $10.5 million to
top up previously oiled approaches.
The total municipal budget is only $26.5 million, so
this program would be quite costly, said Deak.
The fgures did not include man-hours or machin-
ery. If councillors approve the process, they would
have to fnd some way to provide the funds, as it is
not currently in the County budget. Councillors asked
Deak to compute the approximate raise in mill rate it
would take to provide the service to ratepayers and
report back to them.
railway ConCerns
The CP Rail crossing NE of Carseland on TNSP 222
and RR 255 has become a safety concern because of
trees blocking the line of sight for oncoming trains.
The trees are on CP Rail property so county crews are
not able to clear them. Council approved a letter to CP
to request the clearing of the trees from the crossing.
Councillors directed that CN Rail be notifed of weed
control needed between the rails near Lyalta.
The problem does not seem signifcant unless
you consider the fre hazard, said Councillor Brenda
Knight. Everything possible should be done to deter
the risk of fres getting out of hand.
She felt that fre hazards increased in dry weather
and there was the chance that prairie fres will jump
the tracks by attaching to the weeds between the rail
lines.
signs
Council approved the posting of a 60 km sign on RR
261 south of Hwy.1. There is a blind spot and the sign
was approved for safety reasons.
The Economic Action Plan sign in Gleichen will be
taken down, as the fund is no longer in existence.
Council approved the action, after notifcation from a
ratepayer.
Council approved that the policy committee con-
sider paving program sign changes and forwarded a
request to have the policy committee consider stop
signs posted when a gravel road comes onto a county
paved road. The province currently mandates that a
stop sign be placed when a road crosses a paved pro-
vincial highway.
Peace offcers are to reassess the safety risks on the
TNSP 265 and RR 255 by Lyalta. Residents have sug-
gested that a four way stop sign would reduce the
speed of traffc going through the intersection. Res-
idents say it is diffcult to see because of the dust.
Councillors said they would approve the signs if it
were a safety issue and not just a dust control issue.
They tasked peace offcers to observe traffc during
ball games and on weekends and report back to coun-
cil with their fndings.
Badlands Community faCility opening
Counsellors were torn whether attendance to the
Badlands Community Facility Opening on June 12,
implied their support for a forthcoming donation.
Other municipalities had requests for donations up
to $100,000.
Councillor Glen Koester said that it was kind of a
social dilemma as communities like Hussar or Dalum
might make use of the facility.
Then let the Dalum or Hussar community members
make the request, said Councillor Ben Armstrong.
Council felt the facility was built with the expecta-
tion that membership would help foot the bill, with-
out providing the County an opportunity for input.
Many members felt a donation to the Badlands facility
would open the doors for matched funding expecta-
tions from other large facilities such as the one pro-
posed for Strathmore.
The Community Enhancement Fund cannot sup-
port large facilities, said Councillor Ken Sauve. It will
not last.
Bid in for old roseBud fire hall
Councillor Glen Koester let councillors know that
he had been approached with an offer to buy the Old
Rosebud Fire Hall.
The issue was discussed at the Feb. 11, 2012 council
meeting.
Other interested parties had not come up with the
money to buy the hall.
Council acknowledged that an appraisal should be
done and the matter goes out for tender.
Koester requested that Rosebud residents be noti-
fed in their water user bills.
Council approved the notice and if there were no
objections, the matter would proceed to tender on
July 20.
gleiChen Community Centre
expands parking
Councillor Alice Booth temporarily stepped down
from council to request the use of fve county lots for
the Community Centre Parking lot.
She indicated that events were clogging street park-
ing and the existing lot needed an expansion for up
to 200 more cars.
We would like to use the soil to supplement other
county lots and set up a defned parking setup, said
Booth, about the request. The busier we get the more
demand we have.
Council referred the matter to public works, to fg-
ure out how many lots were necessary to accommo-
date an additional 120 cars.
gleiChen resident leaves money
Charlotte Prouse bequeathed money from her estate
to be paid onto Gleichens Sewer and Water deben-
ture.
It put a huge dent in it, said Jennifer Deak, CAO.
Prouse was born in Gleichen in 1911, she was very
civic minded, and active in many of the local organiza-
tion. Residents will receive notice of her generous gift
which will help generations to come.
info on ems for aamdC
The Alberta Association of Municipal Districts Coun-
cil is requesting information from Wheatland County
as to their satisfaction with Wheatlands Emergency
Medical Services.
Things are going great, said Councillor Glen Koes-
ter. We havent relinquished control of our service or
dispatch.
Councillors had received information from other
municipalities who had given control over to Alberta
Health Services that they were experiencing concerns
regarding patient care with reduced quality of service
and safety issues.
Councillor Alice Booth suggested that a letter be
sent outlining what makes WADEMSAs service so suc-
cessful.
We have retained our local ambulance and dispatch.
We are in control of our own destiny, said Booth.
Hefty buck for dust control
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Indoor Walking Program
The Strathmore Physician Primary Care Network initiated an Indoor Walking Program in the fall of
2011 which was in response to an identifed need by the patients seen by our Physicians & Health Care
Professionals in the community.
We were hearing time & time again that they required an indoor location during the evening that would
provide them with a safe venue due to inclement weather, increase their socialization & provide
consistent times throughout the year where they could get some exercise.
This Strathmore Primary Care Network Free Program has been very successful with a signifcant
number of adults participating every Monday, Wednesday & Thursday at Trinity Lutheran Christian
Academy School Gym from 6:00 6:50 pm. It has become a Community of Walkers that are getting
consistent exercise, enjoying a social outing & improving their health as a result. The program runs
from September to June with the exception of Christmas & Easter Break. During the spring we have
also been drawing for door prizes on a random basis as an incentive to participate all three nights
of the week.
We have Indoor Walking Leaders who are certifed in CPR & are present every evening. They ensure
that each participant completes a consent form that indicates they are in good health to be participating
in the walking program. Music is provided by the leaders & some of our participants volunteered to
make made CDs for the program which was greatly appreciated.
The Indoor Walking will halt for the summer months, resuming in September last night is June
21/12. Indoor walking will resume on September 5, 2012 @ the Trinity Lutheran Christian
Academy School.
Participant led outdoor walking will take place at the Kinsmen Park (north parking lot) starting July
4th from 6:00 7:00 pm every Monday, Wednesday & Friday. Thanks so much to one of our regular
participants, Jodie that suggested the outdoor walking we have facilitated this by providing a start
date, location & ad in the paper. Jodie has also started a face book page called Strathmore Walking
Group. Anyone from the general public is welcome to join the group.
We would like to extend our gratitude to the Strathmore Ladies Auxiliary for the donation of an
AED which is located outside the gym doors in the event of an emergency. We greatly appreciate
the donation!
As well we want to extend our gratitude to the Trinity Lutheran Christian Academy School for the
excellent working partnership we have developed. The Primary Care Network is very fortunate to have
such an excellent location to offer the Indoor Walking & Healthy Lifestyle Initiative Programs.
Dori Lee, Primary Care Facilitator
On behalf of Strathmore Physicians Primary Care Network
Rebecca FRiesen
Times Contributor
Leslie Pringle, the owner and operator of Eagle
RV Resort, is shaving her head for the third time
to raise money and awareness for the Kids Cancer
Care Foundation of Alberta.
At the 25th Anniversary Golf Tournament on
August 8, Pringle will be shaving and donating
her hair to Angel Hair for Kids, and hopes to raise
an astounding $25,000 in donations.
Previous head shavings, both raising donations
for the Kids Cancer Care, have totalled almost
$5,000 together.
Its the 25th anniversary of the golf tourna-
ment, so we said why not $25,000?
Pringle said when she went to get her hair cut
before the frst head shave, they told her if she
waited a few months she would be able to donate
her hair to create wigs.
My hair grows fast, so I can donate my hair,
says Pringle, and of course when youre female,
you can use it as a fundraiser opportunity.
Since my frst head shave, Ive known two kids
who have died of cancer, Pringle says.
I want to make life a little bit better for some-
body else.
The fundraiser is in conjunction with the RVDA,
or the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association,
and all the different RV dealers and campgrounds
throughout the province are all coming together
to raise the $25,000.
To donate, please visit https://secure.csfm.com/
kidscancer/donate/general/index.php. There is
also an online auction and a silent auction at the
golf tournament that items can be provided for.
Head-shaving for donations
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Tim HorTons Camp Day 2012
Brian, Judy, Lindsay, Melanie and all the staff at both
Tim Hortons strathmore locations would like to thank our
customers for their overwhelming support on Camp Day.
We raised a record $10,660.99 for the Tim Horton Childrens
Foundation to help send underprivileged kids to camp.
A big thanks to all of our community volunteers who came to
pour coffee/sell tickets etc - You made Camp Day a lot more
special and a lot more fun! We were ecstatic to have close
to 30 volunteers this year!!
Thank you to the following business who donated product/
money in support of our raffe:
KeeBee Propane
Baintree Oilfeld Services
Crickle Creek Contracting
Tinas No Frills
Home Hardware
Canadian Tire
H&H Huxted Waste Disposal
Walmart
Strathmore Golf Club
Pompers Automotive
& Machine Shop
Strathmore Station
Restaurant
Big Country Energy
Services
Real Canadian Liqour Store
Caron Plumbing & Heating
M&M Meats
Without your generous donations we could never have raised this
tremendous amount for the kids. Staff members were very passionate
about this years Camp Day as we get to send 4 local
kids to the Kanninaskis ranch Kids Camp
this summer.
your support made this possible!
Terminal Supervisor Shawn Kathol, left, with Agrium Standard presents a
cheque for $2,000 towards the Standard Community Hall Building Fund to
Hall Board President Brent Gregory.

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Did You Know?
June 19, 1910 marked the frst Fathers Day on record? Sonora Dodd from
Washington State wanted to have a special day to show appreciation to her
father William Smart, who was a Civil War veteran and a widower.
He raised six children.
The word Dad, may have originated with the Welsh word Tad (meaning
father), and the word Father is derived from the Old English Foeder?
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Times Contributor
Usually the month of June equates
with weddings, but Strathmore social
support professionals gathered at Hope
Church on June 6, to discuss ways of
helping children caught between par-
ents in a divorce or separation situation.
Growing Families invited Sandy Shuler
of Family Life Works Inc., www.family-
lifeworks.ca to speak to the group. She is
a registered social worker and a certifed
Canadian family life educator with over
40 years professional and personal expe-
rience, dealing with issues surrounding
family breakups and restructuring. She
presented extensive material and strate-
gies that professionals could take away
to help aid families in transition.
Taking a few minutes can lend a huge
support to families, helping them fnd
their own strengths, said Schuler to the
participants.
She challenged them to be messengers
of hope around the subject of co-parent-
ing and confict reduction.
Divorce and separation demograph-
ics are changing with Dads increased
participation in co-parenting situations.
Over 40-48 per cent of families will ex-
perience joint and co-parenting issues.
Schuler said 20-25 per cent of disputes
are classifed as high confict situations,
but between 70-80 per cent are coping
well.
I am seeing many separation situa-
tions where the families are managing
quite well, Schuler said.
She said relationships are not defned
just by marriage anymore; it is a process
of co-parenting by single parents, ex-
tended family members, multi-ethnic or
generational families, blended families
and same gendered families.
She indicated it is often how the con-
ficts are managed that impact the chil-
dren more than the fact they were part
of a divorce or separation situation.
The best we can do is help families
understand and manage these issues, as
the conficts may not be resolved and
may be ongoing, said Schuler.
She gave examples of myths people
tell themselves about children of divorce
and separation and emphasized there
would be all kinds of responses from
many types of issues. It is often a wish
of others that children will bounce back.
She said children might not verbalize
their needs and often various variables
will contribute to how children react, re-
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Familiarize yourself with resources to
help children with the changes in their
lives and facilitate a safe place where
their voices may be heard, said Schuler
to those in attendance.
She said language is very important
when reframing the childs environment.
It is not Dads home, or Moms home
it is their home with Mom or Dad. The
term sole custody or shared custody im-
plies ownership, so it is better to give
children a voice by using terms like
shared co-parenting. There is a myth that
children can choose which parent to live
with by the age of 12. Schuler said that
there is no research available to support
that a child that age can make such a de-
cision and most courts will order an as-
sessment around co-parenting situations.
You need to love your child more than
you want to be right or fght with your
co-parent, Schuler reminds parents.
The following tasks help parents help
children through the separation and di-
vorce:
(Parents may need the help of a quali-
fed professional and a parenting plan,
to achieve these tasks.)
Acknowledgement of the reality of
the situation
Dont make them part of the confict
or adult issues
Resume your own life interests
Manage the variety of losses because
loss is multi layered
Resolve anger and self-blame
Accept permanence of the situation
Move on with your relationships.
Schuler gave many factors that infu-
ence success in families facing restruc-
tured situations and the lack of the fac-
tors could just as easily prompt lack of
success. By working together as a fam-
ily with trained professionals providing
good resources, there is a greater chance
restructured families can move on to a
healthy family life.
Growing Families will be asking Schul-
er to put on a workshop for families in
separation and divorce in the fall and
people can go to www.familylifeworks.
ca where an Effective Co-Parenting:
Putting Kids First program is offered on
Nov. 17 at Self-Connection Bookstore:
4611 Bowness Road NW; 403-284-1486.
After raising funds from various charitable endeavours, Downtown Businesses were presented
with a new broom to keep their sidewalks in front of their businesses clean on June 12. The new
campaign, called clean sweep, is part of the downtown beautifcation project.
Whats
Happening?
Whats happening is a free weekly community calendar.
if you are a non-proft group and have a special event you would like to promote, please email your information to
tracey@strathmoretimes.com or call 403-934-5589 or fax 403-934-5546 and we will include your information on this
weekly Community page. Due to space restrictions, please keep information to a minimum.
Mark Your Calendars for these
Upcoming Special
Events....
Cooking TogeTher Program
Come out for some fun & socialization in prepar-
ing a group lunch with the Cooking Together
Program through Bridging the Gap.
Monday, June 18 Danish theme - 10:00 am
to 1 pm. Cost: $5.00 includes all supplies at the
Lord of All Lutheran Church, Strathmore.
Transportation can be arranged if necessary.
Call Marg at 403.901.7811
www.bridgingthegapalberta.ca
relay for life
is looking for survivors, volunteers, and teams for
this years event. June 15th, 2012 from 7pm to 7am
at the AG grounds. For more information please
call Kristel @ 403.901.8450 or
strathmorerelayforlife@hotmail.com.
BriDge ToUrnamenT
June 16th (Sat). Registration and lunch at (11am)
$20 per person, bring a partner!
Strathmore Senior Center,
Strathmore municipal library Bldg
86 Lakeside Blvd. Contact J Burton
(403) 901 2477.
legion BBQ
June 16th. Doors open at 5:00 pm. Tickets $80.00
including BBQ Roast Beef dinner for two people,
beverages and dance. Ticket holders are eligible
for the fnal 6 draws 4 draws of 50.00. 1 draw of
100.00. 1 draw of 200.00.
Tickets are available at the Legion or by contacting
Brenda Knight @934-0265.
BliThe SPiriT
Strathmore Theatre Players Guild presents, Blithe
Spirit, Wed. Thur, Friday June 20, 21, 22 @ 7:30pm
and Sat. June 23 @ 2pm & 7:30pm. Strathmore
High School Theatre. Adults $15,
Seniors & Students $10.
All tickets half price on Wednesday June 20.
Tickets available at the door. Call Angela at
403-901-0182 for more info.
CrowfooT SChoolhoUSe
100Th anniverSary CeleBraTion
Saturday, June 30,2012, 4 pm. at the Crowfoot
Schoolhouse. The day will include Crowfoots
Annual Ball Tournament, Fun and Games at 4pm,
Program & Cake Cutting at 5pm, Steak Supper at 6
pm and Entertainment at 7 pm. Bring lawn chairs,
umbrellas, hats & sunscreen. Please RSVP to
Crowfoot Community - email: crowfootcommuni-
ty@hotmail.com or Lynne Hilton @ 403-934-1678.
kiDDie karnival
The Community Crisis Society will be hosting
a Kiddie Karnival at Kinsmen Park, to celebrate
Canada Day - Sunday July 1, 2012, from 11:00
a.m. until 2:00 p.m. There will be games, balloons,
face painting, hot dogs and pop.
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 Thurs-
day 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 ad-
vocacy 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 Board meetings held the
third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Please call
Marvin Hilton 403-901-8872 for information.
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 meet-
ings 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 infor-
mation or to obtain this service please contact
Wheatland FCSS at 403-934-5335.
Parent Link has reopened as Hand-In-Hand Parent
Link Centre! Call 403-983-0076 for Program informa-
tion or drop by the offce in Country Lane Mall for a
Program Calendar
Strathmore FASD Parent Support Group
at the Strathmore United Church.
For more info call Pam @652-4776.
Blackfoot Crossings new winter hours
are Monday Friday 9am 5pm.
Call 403-734-4383 for more information.
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.
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.
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 Thurs-
day at the Strathmore Civic Centre at 6:45 pm.
Strathmore Country Gardens Club
Meetings at least once per month. Tours, guest speak-
ers, workshops and much more included in a member-
ship. $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 infor-
mation 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)
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-
pede Twitter: Strathmore Rodeo
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
Wheatland Rural Crime Watch. Meetings are the 3rd
Thursday of each Month. Featuring guest speakers.
For more information call 403-934-4055.
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 fol-
low us on Facebook. Call 403-324-6641.
Happy Gang 55 plus Seniors Meetings; 2nd Tuesday
every month @ 1:15pm. Potluck Supper; fourth Tues-
day every month at 5:30pm. Everyone welcome! Hall
Rental; $80. Call Shirley @ 403-934-9927. All other
inquiries call Eric @ 403-901-1596.
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.
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.
Chestermere and area Children (& Families)
with Type 1 Diabetes. Our Goal is to create a group of
mature, responsible members where we open our own
homes as Safe Places for Diabetic Children to go to if
ever in Diabetic Distress. Join the Facebook group for
more information.
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,
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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,
Call 403-361-9396. If drinking is a problem, please
come to a meeting or all any of the numbers just to talk
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Strathmore
showcase weekend
Mario Prusina
Times Editor
Strathmore has been awarded the frst-ever Alberta
Midget Hockey League (AMHL) Showcase Weekend
later this fall.
The midget triple-A hockey league, in which the lo-
cal UFA Bisons participate, will ditch the annual all-
star game in favour of the showcase weekend.
In the long run, we felt as a league, that the all-star
game wasnt accomplishing what we wanted it to,
said Bisons Manager Wayne Hansen. Its not truly an
all-star game because we dont have the Top 40 play-
ers in our league there. It takes valuable scheduling
time away from our league, in an already short season
for us.
So instead, the league will bring all 18 teams to
Strathmore for the Showcase Weekend on Nov. 10-11
and play two regular season games each as part of
their 2012-2013 schedule.
There will be nine games played each day, begin-
ning at 8:30 a.m. at the Strathmore Family Centre and
fnishing at about 10:30 p.m. Both ice surfaces at the
arena will be used to showcase every team in the
league.
This is a way to showcase our league - which we
consider to be the premier triple-A midget hockey
league in Canada to our fans and also to the scouts,
said Hansen. It gives our kids a chance to show their
(talents) whether theyve been drafted or whether
theyre on someones list (to be drafted) to show
what they have.
Its not very often that kids at this age can get that
many (scouts) all in one place. The Macs Tournament
is a classic example of something like that, but for our
league alone, this is big for us.
According to Hansen, the conversation to have a
showcase weekend began a few years ago between
the league and former Bisons Manager Neil Glionna,
who retired at the end of the 2012 campaign.
Finally this past season, the conversations grew
stronger and Glionna secured ice in Strathmore. The
board of governors voted in favour of the Showcase
Weekend last month.
Everyone loved the idea, so it is a go, said Han-
sen. It will be in the south this year and up north
next year well kind of move it north-south to those
teams that want to host it. Some teams may not want
to because it is a lot of work.
With us hosting it, well have some (assistance)
from two of the Calgary associations who stepped up
and said they would help. One is the (NW) Calgary
Flames and the other is the (NE) Calgary Northstars.
So well form a committee and get the ball rolling.
He added that the event would require numerous
volunteers leading up to the weekend.
Hockey aside, Hansen is thrilled to have the frst-
ever Weekend Showcase here in Strathmore for the
economic beneft it brings to town.
Its another big event for the town, he said. We
suspect that 12 of the 18 teams will need hotel rooms
here for the Saturday night. Then you need to feed all
those hungry boys (for both days) and they can put
away a lot of groceries.
Revenue-wise, it will bring a lot of money to town.
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AIM walk and run
at Kinsmen Park
Thousands of steps
to good health
Carole Dastous
Times Contributor
Its a long walk when its measured in kilometres
but its a mind-numbing number when its measured
in steps.
LaRue Kiemele knows all about it.
The Strathmore High School teachers aide par-
ticipated in the Alberta Primary Care Networks Cal-
gary Rural Jamaican Island Trek held between Feb.
1 and May 8.
During that time, Kiemele walked 1,292 kilome-
tres.
Thats almost three times the distance between
Calgary and Edmonton.
Converted into steps on her pedometer, 1,292
kilometres is equal to 1,704,905 steps.
Its a healthy addiction, said Kiemele.
Serious knee surgery left Kiemele with a knee
that would not bend for about six years. Eventually,
Kiemele found a doctor to take the challenge on
and get her ailing knee to bend again. Kiemele
always enjoyed walking and continued to do that
during the Jamaican Island Trek event.
Kiemele walks to and from school each day. She
walks during school breaks with students and staff
and takes walks in the evenings as well.
You get to see a lot of Strathmore when you
walk. There are so many nice walk and bike paths,
she said.
There were 99 registered walkers of whom 77
completed the virtual 683 kilometre circumference
of the island of Jamaica, said Alberta Primary Care
Network/Jamaican Island Trek organizer Lisa Sader.
Included in the registration was Strathmore Mayor
Steve Grajczyk, who walked an enjoyable 512 ki-
lometres.
Previous Trek events have included a walk from
Strathmore to Vancouver for the 2010 Olympics
and one from Strathmore to Edmonton for the Grey
Cup. This is the second Jamaica trek.
The challenge is a way of using tracking and pe-
dometers to improve ftness and activity levels, said
Sader.
Kiemele was the lucky winner of an iPod Touch
in a random draw of those who fnished the Jamai-
can Island Trek.
You see on the website what other people are
doing and you want to do more. Its my competitive
side, said Kiemele.
The wear and tear on the walking shoes?
I switch them around, said Kiemele.
See http://www.healourfuture.com/heal for more
information.
Kiri and Laura Sader presented and iPod Touch to LaRue
Kiemele whose name was randomly drawn out of the list of
people who had competed in the Jamaican Island Trek.

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Strathmore Slo-Pitch is in the middle
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Strathmore Slo-Pitch has always
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anyone interested to sign up.
Theres really not a lot of differ-
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schedule. Both competitive and rec-
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26 teams in the league, with 13 com-
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Bailie said most of the teams in the
league are returning teams, but new
teams are always welcomed as well.
Its a social atmosphere, but you also
get some physical activity.
The competitive side of the League
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The league usually runs from about
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physical activity and socialization.
Teams looking for players and play-
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at least 18-years-old.
Registration begins in late March,
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year olds. Semen tested and
delivered. Call Mardy Skib-
sted at 403-934-2571.
Canadianheritagebreeds.
com. HERITAGE LIVESTOCK
SALE. Poultry, waterfowl,
sheep, rabbits, etc. Heir-
loom plants, seeds. Quilts,
farm antiques, crafts. June
16, Sat. 11 - 3, Wetaskiwin
Drill Hall. Liz 403-347-9106.
Livestock
HEATED CANOLA buying
Green, Heated or Spring-
thrashed Canola. Buying:
oats, barley, wheat & peas
for feed. Buying damaged
or offgrade grain. On Farm
Pickup Westcan Feed &
Grain, 1-877-250-5252.
Feed & seed
cars & trucks
misc
PAINTING, SCULPTING,
DRAWING. Fine Arts Cer-
t i f i cat e/Di pl oma/Uni ver-
sity Transfer program. GPRC
Grande Prairie campus. No
portfolio - no problem. Build
one as you learn. 1-888-
999-7882; www.gprc.ab.ca.
YOUR NEW CAREER as close
as your computer. Online
Active Aging Fitness Practi-
tioner Certifcate. Work with
older adult ftness programs,
coach master athletes.
GPRC Grande Prairie, Alber-
ta. 1-888-539-4772; www.
gprc.ab.ca.
OPEN HOUSE - Herbal Magic.
Join for only $9.95 per week.
Come in today or call Herbal
Magic at 1-800-854-5176.
DATING SERVICE. Long-
term/short-term relation-
ships. Free to try! 1-877-
297-9883. Live intimate
conversation, Call #7878 or
1-888-534-6984. Live adult
1on1 Call 1-866-311-9640
or #5015. Meet local single
ladies. 1-877-804-5381.
(18+).

motorcycLes
AUCTION WESTERN, Na-
tive & Art Celebrating
100th Anniversary Calgary
Stampede. Sunday, June
24, Didsbury, Alberta. Tack,
frearms, bronzes, carvings,
posters. Pilgrim Auction
Service, 403-556-5531;
www.auctionsales.ca.
auctions
Carseland
Fire Board
1st annual General Meeting
Tuesday, June 26, 2012 at 7:30 pm
Carseland Community Hall
330 Railway Ave W.
This meeting is open to the public, there will be an
opportunity for rate payers to ask questions and
where public nominations will be made for
the new Carseland Fire Board.
C-Can Storage
Storage unitS available.
8 x 20, rodent and weather resistant
sea can units. Located in a well lite
fenced secure yard in Spruce Park.
Reasonable rates.
Call 403-901-5255
Need to
get in your
Community
Service
Hours??
Call ALAN @
403.325.0793
Western IrrIgatIon DIstrIct
Box 2372, 105 - 900 Pine road, strathmore, aB t1P 1K3
FORM 5
Irrigation Districts Act
(Section 85/86)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CHANGE
THE AREAOF AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
TAKE NOTE that applications have been received by
the Western Irrigation District to change the area of the District.
Applications to remove parcels consist of:
Any person wishing to complain is required to submit a written complaint to the
Western Irrigation District at Box 2372 105-900 Pine Road, Strathmore, Alberta,
T1P 1K3 within 30 days after the date of the publication of this notice.
Jim Webber, P. Eng.
General Manager
Western Irrigation District
NOTICE TO AFFECTED
WATER USERS
WEED CONTROL
PROGRAM
The Western Irrigation District is permitted to
implement a herbicide spray program, under
specifc conditions, in or within 30 horizontal
metres of irrigation canals, laterals and drains
owned by the District to attempt to control:
- Broadleaf weed and brush.
- Aquatic & semi-aquatic vegetation
- Noxious weeds
In accordance with the Environmental
Protection & Enhancement Act, application was
made by the District and approval received to
proceed with this annual program
to apply herbicides.
Persons having specifc concerns are
encouraged to contact:
Jeremy Hemsing, P. Eng.
Manager of Operations and Maintenance
At 403-934-3542 Ext. 245
or Cellular 403-325-0045
Lutheran Church Canada (LCC)
worship services are being held every
Tuesday evening 6:30 pm at
Trinity Lutheran Christian Academy
630 Westchester Road
Info call: 403-901-0205
Email Pastor Nick:
twobits@airnet.com
All are welcome!
Power Washing Window Cleaning
Residential Commercial Interior Exterior
Eavestrough Cleaning & Repairs
Spider Control
Roy Chester 403-520-1974
www.rjchester.com
WIndoW ClEanIng
by Roy Chester
Bridal Shower
for
Laura Huntley
Saturday, June 16
2:00 @ Oxbow
Golf Coarse &
Jack & Jill Party
Saturday, June 16
7:00 @ Brunos -
Name That Tune

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contact Kimberley
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464-7475; 780-686-4773
or jcarson@wildroseinter-
net.ca.
recreationaL
SEE UFC-149 LIVE. Satur-
day, July 21, Calgary. Hotel
or dinner packages or just
tickets are on sale now. For
complete details go online
to www.dashtours.com or
call Dash Tours and Tickets
1-800-265-0000.
DISCONNECTED PHONE?
Phone Factory Home Phone
Service. No one refused!
Low monthly rate! Call-
ing features and unlim-
ited long distance available.
Call Phone Factory today!
1-877-336-2274; www.
phonefactory.ca
METAL ROOFING & SIDING.
Best prices! 36 Hi-Tensile
TUFF-Rib 29ga. Galvalume
$.67 sq. ft. Colours $.82 sq.
ft. 40 Year Warranty. ALTA-
WIDE Builders Supplies
1-888-263-8254.
For saLe
KT SCRAP REMOVAL, hauls
old vehicles, farm machin-
ery and scrap metal. Call
Kevin at 403-202-2952
wanted
QUALITY METAL Fabricat-
ing Auction. Tues., June 26,
10 a.m. 16403-132 Ave.,
Edmonton. Trucks, trailers,
zoom boom, forklifts, weld-
ing & fabricating, machine
shop. Lots of miscellaneous,
electrical. This is a Bidspot-
ter Internet Auction! Foot-
hills Equipment Liquidation
Co. Ltd. 780-922-6090;
www.foothillsauctions.com.
PRE SUMMER Equipment
Consignment Auction. Sat.,
June 23, 9 a.m., MAS Sales
Centre, Blackfalds. Selling
steel building construction
Co. dispersal, tractors, farm
machinery, cars, trucks,
equipment trailers, RVs,
ATVs, livestock equipment,
lumber, lawn & garden,
trees, tools & much more.
See www.montgomeryauc-
tions.com or call 1-800-
371-6963.

UNRESERVED AUCTIONS -
June 16 & 17, Redwater,
Alberta. Collector vehicles
& tractors, 1300 die cast
toy tractors, wagons, bug-
gies, show harness; old gas
upright gas pumps; origi-
nal case eagle; antiques.
Thursday, June 21 - Harry
Shapka, Vilna, Alberta.
Phone 780-636-2165. JD
8650, 4440, 4240; Concord
air drill; 1977 & 87 Ken-
worths; Cat 966C loader;
Komatsu D85; lowboy; 8820
& 860 combines; haying
equipment. Saturday, June
23 - John Baranec, Innis-
free, Alberta. Phone 780-
592-2308. Steiger ST250,
9030 Bi-Directional; 4640 &
4320; MF 8450; Claas 98;
1980 Ford tandem; Kello 24
disc; JD 820 & 830; plus full
line-up. View full lists online:
prodaniukauctions.com.
60TH ANNUAL International
Oilmens Golf Tournament,
June 19 - 22, Edmonton.
Excellent opportunity to
network with key individu-
als from Albertas Oil & Gas
Industry. Register online at
www.iogt.ca.
coming events
auctions
seamus auto repair
used vechicles for
403.533.3801
403.560.6265 cell
rockyford
2007 ford f350 Xlt eXt caB L/B 4X4 6.0
DIESEL P/L P/W ATC P/S 172K $12,900
2006 chev Z71 1/2 toN creW caB S/B
5.3 V8 LEATHER SUN ROOF SPRAY IN
BoX liNer 180k $12,900
2006 r/c 4X4 L/B 125 Km V8 158K $9,400
1999 dodGe 2500 carGo vaN 163K
$5,999
1987 taNdum dump truck Gravel
ON PROPANE $5,999
2 hoNda 2008 450r raciNG Quad
mINT CONDITION $4,999
99 3 horse trailer BUmPER PULL
ROYAL mAKE SEPERATE TACK AREA $4,900
20 ft car trailer WITH TILT DECK
$3,500
1998 Gmc cuBe vaN DIESEL, 285 Km
$2,999
2008 hoNda ridGeliNe LEATHER
LOADED $15,400
2000 Gmc 1500 eXt caB short BoX
W/tool BoX Z71 LEATHER $6,999
Time
Tuesday, June 19
Cost: $20 (Transportation)
We have to have 20 seniors to
fll the bus each time so
no one pays more than $20.
We will be going the
third tuesday
of each month.
Please mark this on your calendar.
Please join us...
call donna 403-934-9243
notices
2001 Yamaha V-Star 1100cc
Just over 10,000 miles, tuned, 3 saddle bags,
have oil flter relocation kit and shop manual.
Asking $4,450. 403-901-3400
misc
misc
TRUE ADVICE! True clarity!
True Psychics! 1-877-342-
3036 or 1-900-528-6258 or
mobile #4486. (18+) $3.19/
minute; www.truepsychics.
ca.
DO YOU NEED to borrow
money - Now? If you own a
home or real estate, Alpine
Credits will lend you money
- Its that simple. 1-877-486-
2161.
NOW - NEW 8 week courses
covering small engine,
snowmobile, quad or ma-
rine outboard repair. Take
one course or all - ft your
interest and your timeline.
GPRC Fairview Campus. Af-
fordable residences. 1-888-
999-7882; www.gprc.
ab.ca/fairview.
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PS: We also sell Softeners & Purifers for Town & City water.
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DARAND CONSTRUCTION
LTD. Dispersal. Sat., June
23, 1 p.m., MAS Sales Cen-
tre, Blackfalds. Selling tele-
scoping boom & man lifts,
rough terrain forklift, scis-
sor lift, skid steer, trucks,
trailers, dry vans, offce &
skid shacks, tools. See
montgomeryauctions.com;
Bidspotter.com. 1-800-371-
6963.
ACREAGE AUCTION. Modern
Country Bungalow on 24
Acres on Hwy. #43 at May-
erthorpe, Alberta. Sunday,
June 24, Hodgins Auction-
eers Inc. 1-800-667-2075
(AB PL # 180827).
DEBT CONSOLIDATION PRO-
GRAM. Helping Canadians
repay debt, reduce or elimi-
nate interest regardless of
credit! Qualify now to be
debt free. 1-877-220-3328.
Government approved, BBB
Accredited.

CRIMINAL RECORD? Think:
Canadian pardon. U.S. travel
waiver. (24 hour record
check). Divorce? Simple.
Fast. Inexpensive. Debt re-
covery? Alberta collection
to $25,000. Calgary 403-
228-1300/1-800-347-2540;
www.accesslegalresearch.
com.
MONEYPROVI DER. COM.
$500 loan and +. No credit
refused. Fast, easy, 100%
secure. 1-877-776-1660.
auctions
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misc

BUILDINGS FOR SALE. Two
unclaimed steel build-
ings. Must be sold. One is
50x140. Great savings!
Hurry, these wont last. Go
direct. Rocket Steel Canada
1-800-579-2544.

STEEL BUILDING - Blowout
Sale! 20x26 $5,199. 25x28
$5,799. 30x42 $8,390.
32x56 $11,700. 40x50
$14,480. 47x76 $20,325.
One end wall included.
Pioneer Steel 1-800-668-
5422; www.pioneersteel.ca.
GORGEOUS SPRUCE TREES
4 - 6, $37.00. Includes
machine planting, fertilizer,
bark mulch. Minimum order
of 20. Delivery fee: $75 -
$100. Quality guaranteed.
Crystal Springs 403-820-
0961.
For saLe
www.strathmoretimes.com
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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-
tation@gmail.com.
work From home. earn
$100 - $1000 per week,
403-850-2619.
PoSiTioNS AvAilABlE AT
ToddlE iNN,: criminal re-
cord check, frst aid, child
care supervisor, persons
familiar with accreditation
and simply accounting pre-
ferred. Please fax resumes
to 403 901-6265 or email to
Toddlein@telus.net. wage
will depend upon experi-
ence.
HiriNg - F.T. Kitchen Helper
at the roadhouse restau-
rant - $11.30/hr experi-
ence preferred, but will
train. F.T. Cook $13.61/
hr 3-5 years experience
required. Mail resume to:
510 Hwy #1 Strathmore AB
T1P1M6.
heLp wanTed
wANTEd wAiTrESSES with
bar tending experience and
full time cook Please send
resume to brunos9338@
gmail.com or bring in per-
son to 134 2nd Street,
Strathmore.
BuSy oilFiEld SErviCES
MAiNTENANCE CoMPANy is
looking for motivated, hard
working, reliable truck op-
erator and swamper. Must
have valid drivers license.
Benefts available after 3
months. Pre-employment
drug test required. Please
fax resume along with refer-
ences to 866-560-6152.
grow your BuSiNESS wiTH
uS. Business planning, f-
nancing, loans, training and
advisory services available
at no charge. Call Commu-
nity Futures wild rose Toll-
Free at 1-888-881-9675 or
visit us at cfwildrose.ca for
more information. Business
services to support you.
rodEo AllEy HAir SAloN
is hiring licensed stylists
and barbers. Full and part
time positions. $15.00 plus
bonus commission. Call
Marlene at 403-934-3442.
ClASS 1 drivEr wiTH
grAvEl ExPEriENCE, full
time, paid weekly. Fax re-
sume & abstract to 403-
934-5990 or email yk-
nott1@hotmail.com.
HoMEMAKEr. FT/shift, live-
in, rural location. $13.79/hr,
Starting September 1, 2012.
Fax resume: 934-1889.
Laser-Fab is an organization with an exciting future
and a history of sustained and proftable growth. Our
main offce has a position available for a full-time
office administrator.
We are looking for an outgoing, self-motivated
personable person with excellent communication
skills. Applicant must have computer skills including
Excel, Word, and Outlook and Auto Cad skills are
preferable. Salary will be commensurate with
experience and/or qualifcation. Please send
resumes to judy.young@gsairportconveyor.com or
drop resumes off at 50 Slater Road, Strathmore, AB.
Night Cook
10 pm - 6 am
WeekeNd
Cook
6 am - 2 pm
P/t gas
atteNdaNt
Apply with
resume to Christeen
hwy 1, strathmore
We are currently seeking a career minded individual
for a Full-time
Administrative/Clerical/Dispatch
position to work in a fast paced office environment.

Candidate should possess above average computer
skills and have experience working with Quick Books
and other office related programs. Experience with
Route Optix would be an asset.
Accounting/bookkeeping experience is required.
The candidate must have polite and professional
telephone etiquette and above average customer service skills.
Wage dependent on experience
Benefits package included
Fax/Email resumes to Kevin at 403-934-5685
or kevin@huxted.ca
Expected start date June 2012
Real Canadian Liquorstore
Strathmore
now looking for
Evenings & Weekends
EmpLoyEES
Apply with resume
106 - 800 Pine Road, Strathmore
SErviCE MANAgEr required
for gM dealership. Must be
a driven motivated individual
with good leadership skills
and a proven track record
in customer service. great
working environment with
excellent benefts. Submit
resume to: Alan Hunter,
Hunter Motors ltd., Atha-
basca Alberta. Fax: 780-
675-3415. Email: admin@
huntermotors.ca.
PArT-TiME/CoNTrACT work
with water purifcation frm.
Plumbing and electrical
knowledge helpful, training
provided. Service and instal-
lation of water treatment
equipment. Must have own
van/truck and tools. Please
forward resume to: mike@
thewaterclinic.com or fax to
306-242-1223.
ExPEriENCEd FArM/rANCH
HElP in central Alberta. Pri-
vate yard, modern home,
good water. wages nego-
tiable. opportunity of run-
ning some own livestock.
one bred cow for every
month worked. Experience
with farm machinery, class
1 licence, and welding pre-
ferred. 403-779-2212.
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long Haul Semi drivers and
owners ops required to haul
rvs and general freight.
drivers paid $0.40/running
mile + pick/drop/border. o/o
paid 85% of gross revenue.
Benefts, co fuel cards and
subsidized insurance. Must
have valid passport and
ability to cross border. Call
Jeremy at 1-800-867-6233;
www.roadexservices.com

ExPEriENCEd ForEMAN,
Cat & Hoe operators re-
quired for oilfeld construc-
tion with well maintained
equipment. Competitive sal-
ary & safety tickets required.
Fax resume 780-778-2444.
Now HiriNg! Auditor lead
Hand & Field Technicians.
in red deer and surround-
ing areas. Are you looking
for an opportunity where you
can make use of your skills
& talents? Consider joining
our team. For more informa-
tion call 1-855-697-6799 or
visit www.corix.com.
looKiNg For CArPENTErS
with minimum 3 years ex-
perience. Send resume to
Paradyme Homes at info@
paradymehomes.com or fax
to 403-243-6867.
636050 AlBErTA iNC. o/A
TiM HorToNS has 6 vacan-
cies, food counter attendant.
$11/hr + benefts. Fax to
403-934-3137
STETSoN gM drayton val-
ley, Alberta. Experienced
Financial Manager. duties
include arranging fnancing
for vehicles and the sale
of insurance products, ex-
tended warranties and ve-
hicle appearance protection
products. Highly lucrative
compensation plan based on
salary and commission. Full
company benefts. only high
performance candidates
need apply. Please send
your resume to: sales.stet-
songm@telus.net. Tel: 780-
542-5391. Fax 780-542-
5899; www.stetsongm.com
TrENCHuK CATTlE Co. has
positions available at their
feedlot in Smoky lake, Al-
berta. labourers/feedtruck
drivers $17.-$22./hour.
Feedlot Manager/Class 1
truck drivers/mechanical
$22.-$25./hour, all depend-
ing on experience and qual-
ifcations. Housing available.
Fax resume to 780-656-
3962 or call william at 780-
656-0052.
MillwrigHT ANd MACHiN-
iST Program Combined. 16
week course gives entry
level skills. write 1st year
millwright and/or machin-
ist apprenticeship exam.
gPrC grande Prairie Cam-
pus. 1-888-539-2934; gprc.
ab.ca.
groCEry MANAgEr - Jas-
per Super A. The grocery
People ltd. (TgP) provides
goods and services to a
large, independent grocery
and food service industry
and manages a number of
Super A Food Stores. locat-
ed in scenic Jasper, Alberta,
you will be responsible
for all aspects of manag-
ing a grocery department
including marketing, mer-
chandising, controlling and
human resources manage-
ment. Applicants need fve
years grocery department
management experience.
The successful candidate
must be customer service
focused, show self initiative
and leadership to achieve
the required results. TgP of-
fers a competitive compen-
sation and beneft package
as well as the opportunity for
personal and professional
development. To apply,
send a resume, stating sal-
ary expectations to: direc-
tor, Human resources, The
grocery People ltd., 14505
yellowhead Trail, Edmonton,
AB, T5l 3C4. Fax 780-447-
5781. we thank all appli-
cants, however, only those
selected for an interview will
be contacted.
heLp wanTed
Joanne Hermanson
graduated from Lakeland
College on June 1, 2012 with
her diploma in
Animal Health Technology.
In life there are many roads to
the same destination, never
give up! We are so very
proud of you Joanne!
Congratulations!
Love Mom
& Dad.
Justin Marshall Maier,
son of Garry & Lisa Maier recently
graduated with a Bachelor of
Management Degree form the
University of Lethbridge.
Congratulations!!!
Your future is bright!
All the best with love from your family.
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Natalie Christine Murphy,
daughter of Nyle and Lynne
Murphy-Earl, recently graduated
from Mount Royal University with
a Bachelor of Arts degree in
English and a minor in history.
As a graduate of Strathmore High
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rent is free with lease. Call
361-0018.
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5 appliances, quiet location
close to schools and down-
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$199,900
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$429,900 Hillview
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$53,900 Gleichen
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$309,900
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$229,900
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$235,900
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$334,900
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$45,600 Cluny
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OVER 1670 SQ FT.
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12 acreS
$288,000
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STraThmore
$329,900
OVER 1300 SQ FT
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5 BDRMS,
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Many options on this
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$599,000.
46.56
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a rare find!!
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CAPTIVATING DIAMOND
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403-874-7660
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$129,900.00. call 403-650-
2498.
bLOWOUt SALE on fully ser-
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resort, 2.5 hours North East
of Edmonton. Sale ends June
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Lessons English & Western
Horses for Lease
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Opportunity for young couple starting out or semi-
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A must see, $178,000. Call 403-901-8118.
House for sale in Bassano, alBerta
For Sale By owner
Well kept spacious home in Village of Hussar.
With about 1900 sq ft, this open concept home is
located on a corner lot with a double detached
garage, 3 bedrooms, 4 piece bath with laundry area,
built in hot tub with sliding doors to deck.
Fully developed basement with bedroom. $164,900.
Contact Barb Feradi 403-934-9446
or Ken williams 403-787-2482 or 3977
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PLEASE CONTACT JOHN AT 403-852-0074 FOR ENQUIRIES
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HOMES OFFICE (CANAL CROSSING)
FOR SALE - $2,100,000 or will Consider
Reasonable Offer
2 Acres of Land and Building
INVESTMENT PROPERTY PRESTIGE
LANDING (DOWNTOWN)
7 Residential Units & 7 Commercial Units
ALL CURRENTLY LEASED
$175,000 Annual Gross Rental Revenue
+ Expenses Recovery (Triple Net)
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FOR SALE - $2,000,000 or will Consider Reasonable Offer
INVESTMENT PROPERTY MULTI-FAMILY LOT FOR SALE
75 x 120 Zoned R3 - Corner of 3rd Street and 5th Avenue
FOR SALE - $250,000 plus GST or will Consider Reasonable Offer
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153 Orchard Park Road,
Strathmore, AB
mufflers
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From General Maintenance
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Strathmore & area 24 HR. REAL ESTATE HOT LINE
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Buying or selling
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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
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Desjardins
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874-6486
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852-5923
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325-3860
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875-4166
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875-1170
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934-5533
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Larsen
403
901-9143
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Phibbs
403
874-7660
call lorna
3 bdrms, 3 baths.
$339,900
on the park
custom
villa
Gated Community,
Overlooking Soccerfield.
Beautiful 3 Bed,
2 Bath, Open Concept,
Vaulted Ceilings, Covered
Deck, Immaculate
Condition!
call chantale
MlS c3465462
$119,900
MlS c3525391
call robert & taMara
Fully Developed
with Walk-Out
Large Bedrooms
Attached Garage
free market
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for all mls listings visit our weBsite
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Offers considered for each
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Call Ron Kaechele 403-934-1097
multifamily
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call ron
MlS c1020374
Bare
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Nice level serviced lot
Small community
small price
$30,000
Call Ron Kaechele 403-934-1097 MlS 33512611
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MlS c3503165
Need room for growing
family? This 1797 sq ft
home on a 1/4 acre lot has
3 bedrooms, 3 bath, large
kitchen, family room, pantry,
island, and room to build
another garage in backyard
to house the toys!
call debbie
langDon $345,000!
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
Great 3 bdr house with lots
of living space. New laminate
flooring, lino and stainless
steel appliances. Newer hot
water tank and furnace. This
is a dream yard with a
Heated Oversized garage/
quonset and loads of room
for RV parking.
Quiet living in a great
town! $144,900!
MlS c3496424
Over 2000 sq feet of living
space. Huge corner lot with
spacious home and basement.
Lots of upgrades
Four bedrooms, two baths
Commuting distance to
Calgary. $179,900
check it out!
MlS c3519432
call ron
Hayley
Poirier
403
934-5533
In Floor Heat + Central Air
Huge Deck Backs to
Greenspace
Oversized Garage
Furnace Ready
MlS c3514042
renovateD &
spotless!
$191,900
1206 sq.ft.
3 bdrms, 1 bath
New maple kitchen
Too many upgrades
to mention
call Shauna
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!
outstanDing
value
Beautiful grand restored
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Oversized heated double
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community. $179,900
MlS c3466341
call ron
Gated Community
1520 Sq Ft
Single Garage
3 Bed, 2 Bath,
Vaulted Ceiling
Huge Covered Deck
Call to View Today!
call chantale
MlS c3479672
ranch estates
spacious 5 level
split - $339,900
Fully finished
on all 5 levels
3+1 bdrms plus den
Sunken family room
with stone fireplace
Situated on large lot
call Shauna
Bring
the family!
4 bedr home,gas
fireplace,vaulted
ceilings,family rm,
move in ready
$323,900
call hayley
Views of the countryside from your
kitchen and masterbedroom windows!
This fully finished 2 Storey home has a
bright open concept flowing
throughout the home with lots of
windows. It features four bedrooms,
3 1/2 baths, large living area with a
cozy fireplace, good sized dining area
and kitchen with maple cabinets and a
nice sized island, main floor laundry,
office space, family room, hardwood,
roughin infloor heat and the list goes
on! $327,500
call Sheila
$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
Renovated Bungalow
on R3 Lot
Flooring/Windows/Furnace/
Water Tank/Roof/Bathrooms/
Doors and Trim all replaced...
Must See
walk to
Downtown
$262,000
MlS c3516435
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
NEW LISTING in Beautiful
Strathmore Lakes Estates,
3 Bedroom Bungalow,
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
2 Bdrm and 2 Bath
Wrap and Deck
Double Garage
overlooking
lake
$219,900
call hayley
changes!!!
The market is changing and its time
to list. I have buyers looking for
great homes. Call Hayley.
c
/
s
Backing Onto the Pond!
3 Bed, 2 Bath,
Walkout Bsmt. Open
Concept, Landscaped
Beautiful Home
Beautiful Location!
call chantale
MlS c3521294
hillview
estates
$294,900
Large lot with RV
Parking, heated
oversized garage
and a well
maintained home.
call paul
s
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l
D
call hayley
new listing!
Fully dev 4 bedr home,
big family rm w/ FP,
deck in back and fully
landscaped, dbl garage,
easy move in condition
$315,900
MlS c3513534
call hayley
afforDaBle!
A fully dev 4 bedr
home w/ dbl garage
New siding, new
shingles, fresh paint
fenced yard,
$254,900 close to
schools and parks
solD
yarD for sale
incluDes house
$359,900
awesome
floor plan
$279,900
call lorna
Paved Circle Drive
Lots of Trees
Walking Distance to all
Amenities
Attached Double Garage
Beautiful Brick
Bungalow
$299,900
s
o
l
D
call tracy
MlS c3520612
call la Shaun
s
o
l
D
Fully Developed with
Upgrades
Mature Neighborhood
by Park
RV Parking and
Attached Garage
new listing
$299,900
5 acres near
hussar $104,900
5 acres off pavement
Great building site
View of Dead
Horse Lake
Gently rolling land
call Shauna
MlS c3525947
call la Shaun
$354,900!
Fully finished with
open Concept bright
and spacious with
amazing back
yard and across
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MlS c3523001
call la Shaun
$489,900!
Fully developed
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call la Shaun
MlS c3524267
$619,900!
Peace and Serenity in
this stunning Acreage
totally upgraded,
surrounded by trees,
just 15 minutes
to city limits!
$179,900!
Why Rent
fantastic quality
with everything
you need for first
time buyers!
$329,900!
Life on the Golf
course with
Beautiful views,
Awesome floor plan,
Awesome
neighborhood!
call tracy
MlS c3517613
$1,199,999!
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