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OCTOBER 29, 2010

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A look into
health care
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter

Health care is almost always a forefront

Village of Standard issue and MLA Arno Doerkson invited
plans new MLA Fred Horne to speak to residents of
community hall Strathmore and Brooks on Oct. 22. There
was a consultation over the summer, which
Horne was asked to lead. The consultation
Page 5 was looking at the different components of
the Alberta health act and that legislation is
coming forward in the fall.
“Basically its an overarching act that
would guide future decision about health
care in Alberta. It’s got some principles
that are part of it, and a patient charter and
some changes to the way we do consulta-
tion and public engagement in the future,”
said Horne.
Most of our legislation dates back to the
Chamber hosts 1960’s or later and much of it is outdated
first annual awards and being reviewed. It’s pretty much stan-
night dard across Canada, everywhere has a hos-
pitals act, a nursing act and a health care
insurance act.
“In the case of Alberta we have over 30
Page 17 acts and 100 regulations that (are covered)
in the health care system,” said Horne.
Basically the orientation of the law is not
about meeting the needs of the people but
is oriented towards institutions, funders
and health care providers, which can create
some barriers.
Right now in our legislation if someone
needs nursing home services, they can only
receive them if they are in a nursing home
For couples living in a lodge, or trying to
Wheatland Kigs live, independently, if one partner starts de-
split pair of veloping need, the needs aren’t always met
weekend games in the manner providers would like mainly
because the resources are tied to the institu-
tion or the bed and not the patient.
“Sometimes what you see happen, quite
often actually, is someone ends up going
into a long term care facility prematurely,
the couple is split up.
That is just one of the many barriers in
legislation, to having a more patient cen-
tered health care system
Strathmore has been a rural community in
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Christmas Hamper campaign

Kicks-Off on Sat., Nov. 13!
This program is neighbors helping neighbors.
All donations stay in the Wheatland County!
Donations can be made throughout
Strathmore and Wheatland County.
Look for collection boxes at various
locations for food and NEW toys!
WE ARE SPECIFICALLY REQUESTING
FOOD DONATIONS!
Please mail Monetary donations to:
Strathmore & District Christmas Hamper
Society, Box 2156, Strathmore, T1P 1K2

Spooky
(receipts will be mailed out in the new year)
Strathmore & District
Christmas Hamper Society
good time

SAFEblu
The Halloween Carnival held
at Holy Cross Collegiate
on Oct. 22 was a success.
People lined up to take a tour
of the haunted house, bob
for apples or take a swing
Fire & Safety at the piñata. The band stu-

ServiceS
dents who are planning a trip
to Disney in May put on the
carnival and they managed
LocALLy ownEd & opErAtEd to raise just over $1,800 to-
wards the trips. With the
Fire Extinguishers money raised from other New street named
Service & Inspections
fundraisers the band has
held so far this year, the cost The Town of Strathmore held a special ceremony Oct. 25, where they
Safety Supplies • defibrillators of the trip per student has officially named the old East Boundary Road the new George Freeman
been cut down drastically. Trail. Town councillors John Rempel and Earl Best hold the ceremonial
Safety training • consulting banner, while Freeman makes the special cut.

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Halloween is October 31
the last day of the Celtic calendar. It was originally a pagan
holiday, honoring the dead. Halloween was referred to as
All Hallows Eve and dates back over 2000 years.
4 DAYS ONLY! October 27, 28, 29 & 30!
One school’s fundraiser covers budget for the year
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter
Once a year, at the beginning of
the year, Sacred Heart Academy, SHA,
holds their annual Spell ‘A’ Thon fund-
raiser. It is the one big fundraiser held
each year to raise money to help with
things the school board doesn’t cover.
“The money that the students raise
goes towards the field trips, and the
bussing for the field trips, and we
bring performing groups to the school
and any faith development. So any-
thing the school board doesn’t pay for
that we can do extra, we use the mon-
ey for that,” said Jane Grill, mother of
two SHA children and a member of the
parent council. All of the members of
the board have students in the school.
“It’s our way of helping out, of giv-

Pre Halloween
ing back and making it a great school,”
said Grill. The top spellers in each class were picked to win
an award and have their picture taken at the ‘Hall

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Each year students are awarded
prizes for their contribution and the
parents try to mix up how they are
distributed to the kids. The assembly
to see how the school had done this
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first year where two big prizes were
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given out. Prizes were awarded to the
top two students in each class. Joshua
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for students with 100 per cent on their
sq ft
spelling. Daniel Manderville raised the
of Fame.’ All students who received 100 per cent
had their names put into a hat to be drawn for a
Nintendo DSI XL. Jerrin Hendricks (l) and Sheila
Cran, Grade 2 students, were called up to pick
out their prize at the awards ceremony.
Shannon LeClair Photo
Students are given a list of words
to practice at the beginning of the
year and depending on the grade
and the words, the teachers will help
them practice different tricks to help

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most money for the school this year them remember. Many of the students
MONTANA MORN when he raised $850. Both Mander-
ville and Brown won a Nintendo DSI
would go door to door asking their
neighbours for help raising funds.
Porcelain
sq ft XL. The 4W class raised $1,798, the most
Money donated to the school from in the school with their pizza party

$110
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BERBER WOVEN ELEGANCE the prizes for the students. The money Last year just over $14,000 was raised
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SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter
The Strathmore Minor Soccer As-
sociation has been looking forward
to their new professional sized fields
for months. Approximately three years
ago Strathmore Minor Soccer ap-
proached the town looking for grants
and a field location.
Originally they had found a loca-
tion at the agricultural society, in the
northwest corner. The location ended
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where they have been working on get- into four smaller fields for the younger
ting the soccer field set up. Like with teams. The project required fundrais-
Dennis Klem stands at the new soccer fields,
any project, there have been a few ing and community support. The asso-
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Village of Standard working towards building new community hall 403-934-4323

SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter
With the current community hall becoming a money pit
more than anything, residents of Standard have been plan-
ning and fundraising for a new hall. The original hall was
built in 1949, was made from salvaged wood, and was be-
ginning to have a number of structural problems.
“It’s not reasonable to put any more money into it, be-
cause it’s too small anyway and the handicap access isn’t
good and its not a very well insulated building. It’s had its
day,” said Susan Bragg, a member of the new hall board
committee. The current hall is no longer equipped to meet
the needs of the village. The hall is used for all public events,
for everything from weddings to community dinners, and
the need for a bigger, more secure place has grown over
the years. The bathrooms and kitchen in the current hall are
in the basement of the building, making it inaccessible for
some people, which is another thing the committee wants
to eliminate. They would look to see the hall as a safe, se-
cure, accessible place for all residents.
There is another reason the committee wants to see the
new hall built as quickly as possible.
“We want it to be a disaster centre for the whole area with
a full generator and everything,” said Bragg.
For the past few years the committee has been looking
into other community halls to see what other villages and
towns have done right or wrong to help make their own
hall the best it can be. The committee has also been looking
into alternate forms of energy, such as geothermal or solar
power, and they have found the best return for the money
is to make sure the building is well insulated.
“We want to make it cheap to run and easy to fix. We’ve
been perfecting our design,” said Bragg.
The committee is in the final stages of building their blue-
print. They have been fundraising steadily since the incep-
tion of the idea for a new hall. There was a golf tournament
held. On sports day there was a golf ball drop, an antiques
and things auction along with other fundraising efforts.
The Standard Lions club has also been instrumental in
the fundraising efforts. The club already gave $300,000 to
the project and recently pledged $200,000 more. So far the
committee has raised over $600,000 out of the estimated
$2.6 million the new hall will cost. Until the village is within
three months of being ready to build they can’t start look-
ing at bids, so for now they are going by the estimated $2.6
million.
“We’re just up to where we’re going to be applying for
government grants and some corporate funding,” said
Bragg.
Recently the Major Facilities grant which was offered by
the Alberta government was cancelled. Bragg said typically
in January new grants are announced which might replace
the former grant.
“We might do a little better than we think but we’re just
going to have to really fundraise and we’re hoping for next
spring but if we can’t get most of our money by then, then
we would have to do it the next year,” said Bragg.
A lot in the middle of the village, close to many other
amenities, has been purchased for the new 10,240 Sq. ft
structure. The plan is to hopefully sell the land on which
the current hall sits.
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Legion does good community deeds
Top: Strathmore Ladies Auxiliary #10 of the Royal Canadian
Legion handed out over $31,000 worth of donations to the
Royal Canadian Legion #10, Strathmore Firefighters, Rural
Firefighters, WADEMSA, Wheatland Foodbank, Handi-Bus
Association and STARS. Shelly Gardner-Nevada (centre)
was the donations coordinator.
Wanda Coldwell (l) was presented with the Palm Leaf Award
– the highest award given by the Royal Canadian Legion
Ladies Auxiliary – on Oct. 19. Coldwell, who received her
Life Membership Award in 1982 along with her Meritorious
Service Award and 50 year pin in 2001, was presented the
Palm Leaf Award from 2010 District Commander Joan Gal-
lant. Wanda’s husband, Jack, was also presented an Award
of Appreciation by Gallant.
Photos Courtesy of Lorna Fisher
Raising awareness
and hope
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter
Project Hope has been in Strath-
more for approximately 15 years and
November is their awareness month.
Two of the founding members of
Project Hope had children with spe-
cial needs and they felt there was a
need for more focused programs for
kids with special needs at the schools.
It began in Westmount Elementary
with about five kids 15 years ago.
The project was such a success it has
continued to grow over the years and
different types of therapy were added
to enhance the project for the kids.
“It’s going well. It’s been a really
worthwhile project and the kids re-
ally benefit from it and they enjoy it
too,” said Corinne Ball, a member of
the board.
Project Hope is a group of people
who fundraise in the community to
provide art therapy, music therapy
and physical education therapy to
students with special needs in the
schools. The project is completely
community funded, and while it runs
would benefit from one of the ther-
apy programs then they will have an
opportunity to take part, though gen-
erally it is students from kindergarten
to Grade 12. There are approximately
50 to 60 kids a year involved with the
project.
Members try to do more promo-
tion in November because it is a new
school year and there are new ideas
coming in and they want to raise as
much awareness as they can during
the month. This year there will be art
auctions with the artwork being dis-
played at various businesses around
town.
“It’s a piece of art that is done by
one of the Project Hope art therapy
students, so its one of the students
themselves that’s actually in the proj-
ect that paints or does whatever the
art is and then donates it to us to auc-
tion off,” said Ball.
The pieces are really special be-
cause they are one of kind pieces
done by the kids. They have auc-
tioned off the art in the past at gala
auction, so they decided to try doing
it during awareness month through

Natural
in conjunction with the school, the
school system doesn’t provide fund-
ing.
donation “It’s any student that could benefit
from therapy that will help them with
made their social or cognitive skills or emo-
tional issues, so they have a wide va-
The Natural Healing Connection held a showcase/fair this past Sunday at the Travelodge. Their mis- riety of special needs. All the kids are
sion is to provide a Natural Healing Connection for all people in Strathmore and surrounding areas. different. It’s neat because then the
This year all door admissions and gift basket raffle were donated to the Growing Families Society. programs are tailored to each kid as
Margo Sevcik from Growing Families graciously accepted a cheque in the amount of $297 from well,” said Ball.
Cynthia Barnesky (right) and Jean Bizot (left), organizers of this year’s event. Sometimes if a child has been as-
sessed and it’s determined the child
Wendi Tashlikowich Photo
local businesses.
Project Hope will still be doing din-
ner and an auction at the Gala but
instead of auction items they are go-
ing to get experience auctions. Ex-
perience Hope theme. They plan to
auction off things like hot air balloon
rides, or Luge rides at Canada Olym-
pic Park. It’s not determined what ex-
actly they plan to bring in, or who the
guest speaker will be but the board
has a number of interesting ideas for
this year’s gala.

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THE SANTA CLAUS PARADE
THIS Y EAR?

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STRATHMORE
The Celebration of Lights Committee will be hosting the Christmas Parade this year.
We would like to build the Parade to be a fun event each year for our community.

The Santa Claus Parade will be held on Saturday, November 27 starting at 5 pm. and follow a
parade route throughout downtown, then everyone can head to the Agricultural Grounds
for a Charity BBQ and entertainment will take place for the
3rd. ANNUAL LIGHT UP THE NIGHT CELEBRATION, starting at 5:30 pm.

Prizes will be awarded for the Best floats.

If you have a float, mascots, marching bands, horses,

please contact the following people for registration forms.
Strathmore’s
Jean Bizot (403) 983-9878 or Robert Desjardins (403) 815-3774 CELEBRATION OF LIGHTS
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And the winners are… Thank You

SHANNON LECLAIR Strathmore
Times Reporter I am grateful for
Residents of Strathmore and area had a chance to doll up
your continued
in their finest on the 21 to attend the Strathmore and District trust and support.
Chamber of Commerce awards night. The deadline for nomi- If you need or want to
nations was Sept. 24, and on Oct. 21 nominees found out if contact me please call
they had been selected to win an award. 934-6300 or email me at
“In the room there were only two people who knew who Earl Best - Councillor best.family@shaw.ca
the winners were going to be,” said Lin Walker, president of

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the Chamber of Commerce.
The awards were given as a way to celebrate and show
support to businesses in and around the Strathmore area.
The awards have likely been done in the past, but chamber
members like to think of this as the first annual. Businesses
nominated didn’t need to be in the Town, nor did they need
to be a part of the chamber. Tuning Grands & Uprights
“All of the businesses that were nominated, they all deserve Regulating • Repairs
to win, they all give excellent service and value and it’s just
great to have them all here in Strathmore and supporting the Kathie L. Zakresky
community and surrounding (areas),” said Walker. Graduate of The Hal T.M. Lyne School of Piano Technology 1981
Walker and other members of the chamber were happy 403.934.5477 kathiezak@gmail.com
with everything from the businesses to the people attending
the event, and they feel the night was a success.
“We just look forward to continuing to support business Strathmore
and advocate for businesses and just keep bringing great stuff
to Strathmore for the businesses,” said Walker. Denture Clinic
Attendees of the event had a chance to cast their vote for Terry Grant Denturist
the Emerging Entrepreneur after watching a video, which was
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Business Awards night on Oct. 21.Top: Ry-Dan Strathmore Glass owners
get the venue booked and a calendar date set for next year. • Natural Teeth Whitening
were happy and surprised to find out they had won the Business of the Year
Businesses who won awards will have a chance to win again award for small business. Middle: M&M Meat Shops won the Community
next year if they are nominated. Spirit award. Bottom: Eagle Lake RV Resort were the winners of the me-
dium business, Business of the Year award.
Winners were featured in three categories: Business of the Shannon LeClair Photos
Year, Community Spirit and Emerging Entrepreneur.
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Fun evening planned for good cause
COMMUNITY CRISIS SOCIETY
It’s time once again for the Annual
Harvest Dinner and Auction in support
of the Community Crisis Society and
Wheatland Shelter.
Auctioneer Grant Klaiber will take
the stage to offer up items such as a
one-hour helicopter ride, original hand-
blown glass by artisan Mark Gibeau
and a signed Flames jersey. This year, a
special raffle of round trip tickets from
Westjet will be highlighted.
Unique to the program this year will
be a short performance by Edmonton
actor Katrina Bray.
According to Executive Director Kar-
en Pease, “occupancy of the shelter has
increased over the past year. In addi-
tion, our families are facing difficult eco-
nomic situations and we are working on
innovative ways to meet their needs.”
For tickets to this important and en-
joyable fundraiser on Nov. 6, please
contact Wheatland Shelter at 403-934-
6634.
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contribution to our school. used in the bronzer additives is
The faith of community is important to all students.
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Standing Up for Canada’s Veterans
KEVIN SORENSON, M.P., Crowfoot
Parliamentary Report
As your Member of Parliament, this week I have
my offices working to prepare for the coming Re-
membrance Day ceremonies around our riding. I am
sorting through the Government of Canada Wreaths
that will be laid at the numerous Cenotaphs and
Monuments in our local communities and writing
the messages I will deliver. Over the years I have
always tried to attend as many functions as possible
during Veterans’ Week.
I have been reviewing the details of the Govern-
ment of Canada’s efforts to serve Canada’s retired
military personnel. All Canadians should be proud
that our nation has always been among the best tak-
ing care of military veterans.
Over the first five Conservative government Bud-
gets, Veterans programs spending has increased
by over $2.5 billion. On September 28, 2010, we
announced $2 billion in new funding to enhance
financial support for Canada’s Veterans and their
families.
We want our government to care about preserv-
ing the dignity of Canada’s Veterans and pay them
the respect they have earned. Our Conservative
Government introduced the Veterans’ Bill of Rights.
It strengthens the Government’s ability to respond
quickly and fairly to our Veterans. We created the
position of Veterans’ Ombudsman, and appointed
Colonel Pat Stogran as the first Ombudsman. He has
done an excellent job advocating on behalf of Veter-
ans, and his successor will be named in the coming
weeks.
$52.5 million of the new spending is to establish a
“legacy of care” centered around five new initiatives
to care for injured soldiers, sea and air personnel.
These initiatives contribute in a tangible and lasting
way to their recovery, rehabilitation and reintegra-
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Overwhelming pride as voters make their mark
To the Editor
On Oct. 18, 2010 you and I went to the polls to
vote for our choice for council for the next three
years. As I waited in line to vote I felt pride in my
town and my fellow Strathmore citizens. This was
the first time I remember having to wait in line to
vote. You came out and voted. Thank you.
I had an opportunity to meet many of you over the
past two months. What I found is a desire to make
Strathmore a better community. During my cam-
paign I experienced something that is beyond mere
words. Because of you I have a better appreciation
of my town. Thank you.
There were two forums presented so the citizens
could come out and meet the candidates. The two
forums were very well attended and the audiences
were interested and had a desire to be informed
Close but no cigar
To the Editor
I would very much like to thank all those residents
of Strathmore that found their way out to take ad-
vantage of the great privilege of voting in an open
election. Many have fought for and died to ensure
we have this privilege.
I would specifically like to thank all those who put
an X beside my name in an attempt to allow me to
work with you in moving our town in the future. Un-
fortunately, it wasn’t meant to be this time around.
STRATHMORE
Mario Prusina Shannon LeClair
Publisher / Editor Reporter
Contributors - Doug Taylor, Wendi Tashlikowich
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October 29, 2010 • Strathmore TIMES • Page 7
tion into civilian life.
Working jointly with the Department of National
Defence, our Conservative Government has opened
Integrated Personnel Support Centres on 19 Cana-
dian Forces Bases and Wings as part of a national
network dedicated to the care of ill and injured CF
personnel, former personnel, their families and the
families of the deceased. Among other things, these
centres offer “one-stop” services for DND and Vet-
erans Affairs Canada to help to eliminate the transi-
tional gap for those leaving the military. We created
a 24 hour, toll free help line, the VAC Assistance
A-mazing fun
Service, for Veterans and their families who need Members of the Standard 4-H Sheep Club visited the Cluny Corn Maze,
access to professional counseling services. owned by Diane & Don Brown, on Oct. 3. Members of the said club had
a simple message – “Thanks for all the fun we had!”
While the previous system of disability pensions
worked well following the Second World War, the Photo Courtesy of Brenda Palsson
times have changed. Our new generation of veter-
ans expects modern approaches and comprehensive
medical and financial assistance to help them and
their families through even the most catastrophic
injuries and illnesses. This assistance flows from the
New Veterans Charter, which represents the most
sweeping changes in 60 years to the way Canadi-
ans care for our Veterans. The Charter was largely
designed by advisory councils and veterans groups.
There are other efforts that our government makes
on behalf of our Veterans that are too numerous to
list here. The price tag for serving Canada’s Veterans
is steep at more than $2 billion annually. Our Con-
servative Caucus supports this spending because we
believe our veterans are worth it. We are confident
that our constituents feel the same way as every No-
vember 11 there are large crowds at local Remem-
brance Day Services across Canada - Lest we forget.
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.
so they could make the best choice for their town.
Both forums were well organized and the modera-
tors were professional and allowed fair and equal
treatment.
To the candidates that ran for election, you are
to be commended for your concern and willingness
to contribute to Strathmore. To the successful candi-
dates, congratulations.
To the citizens that allowed me to post my signs
on their lawns, to the volunteers that helped me get
my message out - thank you.
Finally, to the forty-nine people that signed my
nomination paper, which included two former may-
ors, a pastor, a citizen involved in community beau-
tification and saving historical sites, and most of all
my wife, I extend my deep everlasting gratitude.
Michael Ell
I wish our new Mayor and council all the best over
the next three years and encourage them all to listen,
not to what they think they are hearing from the
residents, but what is being said, and act accord-
ingly. I would also like to encourage all residents of
Strathmore, that until they give us reason not to, give
this council the support it needs to make our town
what we want it to be.
TIMES
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What’s
Happening?
Royal Canadian Legion
For information regarding hall
rentals, darts and crib, please call
403.934.5119
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.
MOPS (Mother’s Of Preschoolers)
meet 1st and 3rd Thursdays
9:30am – 11:30am at the
Strathmore Alliance Church.
Babysitting available for ages 0 - 6.
For more information call Jennifer at
403-934-5799 or visit www.mops.org
Strathmore Photography Club.
Photographers of all ages and skill
levels are welcome. For more
information and meeting dates call
Gaylene at 403-901-2760 or email -
lgsmith@telusplanet.net
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 third Monday 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.
Meals on Wheels
is available in Strathmore.
For information or to obtain this service
please contact Wheatland FCSS at
403-934-5335.
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
Office at 403-934-2374.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING is a free weekly community calendar.
If you are a non-profit 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.
Strathmore Lions Club
meets the first and third Thursday at the
Strathmore Civic Centre at 6:45 pm.
Strathmore Homeschool Familes.
Any Strathmore and Area familes that
are homeschooling are invited to join
our Yahoo Group. groups.yahoo.com/
group/strathmorehsfams
Wheatland Rural Crime Watch.
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of each
Month. Featuring guest speakers. For
more information call 403-934-4055.
Strathmore Masonic Lodge #53 meets
the first Monday of each Month at 7:30
p.m. Call Glen at 403-901-6038.
Website: www.strathmore53.com
Healing Rooms, open for prayer Mon-
days from 7 to 9 pm. at the Harvest
Healing Centre at 115A-3rd. Avenue in
Strathmore. Everyone is Welcome.
Strathmore FASD
Parent Support Group
at the Strathmore United Church.
For more info call Pam @652-4776.
Strathmore Regional Victim
Services Society
needs community members to be
Advocates (volunteers). Training is
provided. Contact Victim Services
through the RCMP Detachment at
403-934-6552
Strathmore Country Gardens Club
Meetings at least once per month.
Tours, guest speakers, workshops and
much more included in a membership.
$20 single, $30 family. Strathmore-
countrygardens@yahoo.ca or visit our
website www.icangarden.com/clubs/
CountryGGC/
Strathmore Caregiver Support Group
This is an opportunity for caregivers to
find support and benefit from interac-
tion with others in a similar situation.
For more information or to register call
Amy Yaneza at 403-361-7176.
The Hope Bridges Society
Board meetings held the third
Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m.
at #3-236-3rd. Avenue. Please visit our
website at www.hopebridges.ca or
contact us at info@hopebridges.ca.
Wheatland Conservation & Wildlife
Association (Your local fish & game
club). Meetings – 2nd Thursday every
month, 7:30pm at the Clubhouse.
Call Larry at 403-934-4388 for more
information.
“The focus is on you!”
FREE CONSULTATIONS
403-901-0440
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Strathmore Full Gospel Church
We’re a Pentecostal Bible based
family church that has something for all
ages. Call 934-2225 or visit
www.strathmorefullgospel.com
KIDERGY Play Group
Meet every Friday from 9:30 - 11:30
am at the Hope Covenant Church. $1
per child, (snack is included). Contact
Tammy at 403-934-5887 for more info.
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 office, Chi-
nook Credit Union and Health Unit. (A
Communities in Bloom Project)
Wild Rose Career &
Employment Services
- Free drop-in JOB-FINDING CLUB,
every Tuesday from 9 to noon.
A Career Counsellor will share tips and
tools to assist in your job search.
Please call 403-934-6488 or drop by
101, 331-3rd. Avenue.
Bring your lunch and join us for a
Small Business Brown Bag presentation
at Community Futures Wild Rose on
Tuesday and Thursday from Noon to 1
pm. Weekly Topics.
The Community Crisis Shelter
has several Board Member vacancies
and is recruiting individuals who would
like to apply for Board Membership.
Interested individuals can call Karen
Pease at 403-934-6634.
Strathmore Parent and Tot Playgroup,
meets every Thursday at 9:30 - 11:30
am. in the Strathmore United Church
Basement. For more information call
Tammy at 403-983-7284 or Ali at 403-
934-2089. $1 per child
Strathmore Youth Exceptional
Service Award Society
- If you would like to recognize a
youth who has demonstrated an act of
courage, citizenship and community
contribution, call 403-901-4254
Adult Competitive Volleyball
at Crowther Memorial Junior High in
the gym every Wednesday from 7-9 pm
Contact is Lavern Lein 403-934-4646.
TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly
Want to Lose Those Unwanted
Pounds?? Need support to reach your
goal? We are here for you! We meet
every Thursday at 6:30 pm @ the Angli-
can Church.
Contact Melissa @ 403-901-1566 or
Lynne @ 403-934-4359 to join our
journey to a fitter you.
Mark Your Calendars
for these Upcoming
Special Events....
PROJECT HOPE – AGM
November 23. 5pm at Golden Hills School Division office.
For info call Corinne at 403-807-2965.
FAMILY HALLOWEEN PARTY & DANCE
Sunday, October 31, 2010 1-4pm at Strathmore Civic Centre.
$5/child, parents admitted free of charge
All children must be accompanied by an adult
We will host a dance, fun games and you can decorate your
own treat bag! Refreshments and game tickets will be available
during the event
For more information call Trina at 403-901-0516.
CHESTERMERE CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALE
Saturday November 6, from 10 – 4pm at the Chestermere
Complex (201 West Chestermere Drive). Bring donations for
the food bank.
MESSY SUNDAY:
A WORSHIP SERVICE FOR ALL AGES
October 31, 10:30 am at St Michael and All Angels Anglican
Church. Celebrating God’s love through worship, music, craft
activities and more! For more information, call 403 934 3017
or visit http://stmics.ning.com/
Gleichen and District Community Association
REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE
on Nov. 11th @ the Community Centre. Doors open @ 9:30,
Service @ 10:00. Re-dedication of the Field of Honour
CALL FOR BOARD MEMBERS; Toddle Inn Daycare
The Toddle Inn Day Care’s AGM is on November 16, 2010.
GLEICHEN AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION presents an intimate evening of Wine tasting
on Nov. 27th @ the Gleichen Community Centre. Doors open
@ 5:30, event starts @ 6:00 pm. Limited # of tickets available.
$20/ticket. Pre-order from the Association board or call 403-
734-0114
CHRISTMAS CRAFT AND BAKE SALE
Sunday, December 5th, 12:00 to 4:00 pm
Everyone Welcome! Vendor tables available for $10 each. Call
the Legion at 403-934-5119 for more information.
HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS
Do you have a special event, Christmas concert, Craft sale
or festive Christmas event? Please submit your information to
us by each Monday and we will include it on our Christmas
Calendar. The Calendar will be published on December 3,
10, 17, 24 & 31, 2010. Call 403-934-5589 or email tracey@
strathmoretimes.com
STRATHMORE AND DISTRICT
CHRISTMAS HAMPER SOCIETY
Meetings - Mondays at Wheatland FCSS, 85 Lakeside Blvd at
7 pm; November 8, December 6, January 10, 2011; Saturday
November 13, is Kick off for the campaign. (this is when all
the Wheatland Food Bank boxes are changed to Christmas
Hamper); November 15 to December 16 is when our lines are
open for applications for a hamper, call 934-2266.
2nd Annual ROBBIE BURNS DINNER
Sponsored by Strathmore No. 53 and Gleichen No. 36 Ma-
sonic Lodges in the Civic Centre, Saturday January 22, 2011.
Tickets $25.00. For info call Kevin 403-934-3401 or
Glen 403-901-6038.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Let’s give credit where credit is due

To the Editor
• In response to the September 17th article titled
“Honouring Fallen Heroes”
In 1996 the cemeteries in Gleichen were badly dam-
aged. After seeing the mess I went to the County of
Wheatland to see what could be done. In conversa-
tion the state of the Field of Honor came up. Seeing
as this ‘Field’ belongs to the Veteran’s we would need
their permission to do any work.
In 2002, Terry Nash, who was an employee of
Wheatland County at the time, said she would look
into it, and in 2006 she sent me a 69 page document
on all the information. After reading the document I
decided we could lay down red shale but to upright
the markers would be a job for someone who knew
their business.
A few years ago at a community gathering I men-
tioned having this information and gave it to another
person to read. Two months later she called to say
that she had been in touch with several people and
said nothing could be done for 2 years. I did say at
that time that Terry Nash had completed that prelimi-
nary work and the information she had gathered was
already in the document I’d given to her. She replied
that she’d done it for her own satisfaction.
The Field of Honor has been around for a long time.
Many people, including those like Terry Nash, have
been responsible for the care and upkeep of the cem-
etery for decades. None of those people felt the need
to seek gratification or glory for what they’d done; the
honor after all was for those who’d fallen in service of
their country.
To the Member of Parliament who stated, “ It’s peo-
ple like this certain party who keep Gleichen alive”,
How do you think Gleichen survived these many years
without a newcomer of 6 years. In another place in
the article it was stated that the Vets in the cemetery
would soon be forgotten. My husband is in the ‘Field
of Honor’ and my children, grandchildren and I are
not going to forget him. We care for his place and a
few others as well.
Lots of people are working for the best interest of
this community. Many are involved in writing an up-
date for the Gleichen Call, 1968 to the present. There
is a childrens’ group and many other committed com-
munity members. We cannot give credit to ‘one’ per-
son for keeping our community alive. I have lived in
Gleichen for 64 years and the idea that one person
should receive credit for this is annoying.
Finally if that Member of Parliament would like to
visit Gleichen I’d be glad to talk to him and show him
around.
Sincerely;
Ivy Bogstie

Local business benefits from irrigation canal rehab

DONNA TROTTIER
WID
Eric Heuver, owner of Eagle
Lake Turf Farms Ltd., says the
current rehabilitation project
of the Western Irrigation Dis-
trict (WID) Secondary A Canal
through Strathmore will enable
his business to grow.
“We are excited about the
project and appreciate that the
expansion option will now be
open to us,” states Heuver. The
increased efficiency of the re-
habilitated irrigation canal will
provide opportunities and po-
tential for additional jobs in the
region.
“Access to irrigation waters
provided through the WID is
vital to our operation. Our turf
business would not exist with-
out WID irrigation,” explains
Heuver. Eagle Lake Turf Farms
Ltd. operations rely on the WID
Secondary A Canal to supply
water for sod production.
Eagle Lake Turf Farms Ltd.
35 people from the Strathmore
area and recently expanded op-
erations with the opening of a
landscaping supply store in Cal-
gary. The irrigation systems used
on the turf farm are automated,
centre pivot, high efficiency,
low-pressure systems.
Heuver sees the rehabilitation
of the canal as advantageous to
their business, particularly ear-
ly and late in the season when
the water volumes in the canal
are typically low. The WID has
to increase the volume of wa-
ter flowing through the system
to bring the water to accessible
levels early and late in the sea-
son. With the rehabilitated ca-
nal, reliability and efficiency will
improve and intakes will func-
tion without the necessity for
increased flows at the nose and
tail ends of the season.
Heuver looks forward to a day
when the canal will be rebuilt all
the way to his gate.
Heuver noted that one draw-
back of rehabilitation involves
puncture the canal liner and
compromise its integrity.
Heuver notes however, “The
Please join
benefits of the rehabilitated ca-
nal and the added water savings MLA Arno
help rationalize the practical-
ity and necessity of the project. Doerksen
It will not only benefit our turf for
production but the improved ef-
ficiency will be a benefit to oth-
er water users, the economy and PUBLIC
MEETINGS
the environment.”
The Secondary A Canal re-
build, the WID canal running
along Thomas Drive in Strath-
more, will bring it up to modern
standards reducing water losses Monday, November 8th
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Improving efficiencies means
less water to produce the same Tuesday, November 9th
amount of crop or that more Brooks 7 pm Heritage Inn
area under irrigation uses the
same amount of water. The con- Wednesday, Nov 10th
struction will reshape the canal,
Bassano 9:30am Drop-In Centre
line it with a special plastic liner
and cover the banks in armour.
The WID is a major water
user in a restricted river basin.
Strathmore-Brooks Constituency
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hectares just east of Strathmore, of way, taking away from the Government Water For Life Strat- Strathmore
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• 3 large bedrooms. 20 minutes to city. Priced to sell $295,000
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. 1297 sq ft . Open
• Just Inside Strathmore Town Limits
• 6000 sq ft of Developed
LISTINGS NEEDED
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FREE MARKET

SOLD
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upgraded finished like new inside and out!
On large lot 60x120 and detached garage with
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Call Ron Kaechele
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extra parking at back! Call for list!

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2 bedrooms, one bath.
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bright windows. bedroom, family room with 3 sided fireplace, office area and wetbar with and Backing Onto Greenspace all for Cal Ron Kaechele
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1816 SQ FT FOR $154,900! AZTEC REAL ESTATE AGENTS $289,900
• 4 Bedrooms 2 Full Baths • Oversized
Heated Garage • Newer Fence and
ALL DO FREE FULLY DEVELOPED 5 BEDROOM HOME
VAULTS-HARDWOODS- FIREPLACE

C/S
Windows • Lots of Mature Trees
MLS C3433647
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$217,500
ADULT LIVING- MAIN FLOOR

SOLD
TITLED PARKING- UPGRADES
MLS C3442983
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LOOK NO MORE 3 ACRES+ MLS C3447044
HOME AND 3 CAR GARAGE MLS C3436680
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Easy commute to Strathmore and Calgary, escape
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fenced and cross fenced for the horses. Home has • Many upgrades have been completed • 3 +1 Bedroom /3 Bath ONE OF A KIND- CUSTOM BUILT
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WITH CLASS 11.9 ACRES
- $650,000 JUST LISTED
1270 square foot 2 storey
located in a quiet 1728 sq.ft. walkout $288,000 $125,000
community on a quiet bungalow on 5 acres
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SOLD
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Less than 10 minutes GLEAMING HARDWOODS 5 bdrms, 3 baths. bedrooms or bonus area on third. 12.4 treed
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beautiful acres in park like setting. Irrigation,
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113 HILLVALE 47 ACRES 4.77 acres near BRAND NEW
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Backs onto Golf Course Carseland.
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$189,900
Gorgeous 1739 sq ft of
upgraded living.
3 bedrooms, 2 full baths.
24'x10' covered deck
Single detached garage.
SOLD
$689,444
3 acres south of Eagle Lake Tons of friendly people! 9.65 acres. Minutes to Great Hillview
Immaculate bungalow Guest Suite! Great second Langdon. 10 minutes to location. Backs on
floor location!
3+1 bdrms, 1 1/2 baths SW deck with views.
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Dynamic open plan.
3 bdrms, 1 1/2 baths
Granite countertops,
Beautiful offset, 3 4 bdrms, 3 baths. $92,900
glass tile backsplash bedrooms, 2 full Heated double Huge country kitchen.
New flooring & plumbing fixtures baths, soccer garage. Fully fenced Backs on soccer field.
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NIGHTINGALE ACREAGE BEAUTY!
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$624,900 CHESTERMERE
SOLD
$624,900
$359,900 1845 sq ft, spiral
OUTSTANDING CUSTOM MAILOT HOME By the lake,
3 acres 10 minutes to Strathmore. staircase to lower,
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2+2 bdrms, 2 full baths. Original hardwood
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CALL SHAUNA 18.96 ACRES NEAR CALL SHAUNA BEAUTIFUL LYALTA CALL LORNA FORECLOSURE CALL LORNA CALL LORNA
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Located off of Boundary
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2.99 acres
1200+ sq ft
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1 mile from Lakes of Backs on park.
Older home, barn & fully developed Totally redone, 3
Muirfield Golf Course 5 bedrooms, 3 baths.
garage Heated double attached lower, bedrooms, 2 baths,
New shingles, gorgeous yard & hot tub
Fenced and cross fenced garage, 64'x40' shop good condition sod & stucco!

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$89,900 $249,900 CONDO
$159,900 DON'T

SOLD
Gated adult living

SOLD
Well kept bungalow.
community. 3 bdrms,
2 full baths.
Front attached 2 bedrooms & MISS OUT!
Open concept. garage. cozy fireplace. 1720 sq ft new
Large deck to 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. Views of golf bungalow. Maple
relax on. Green space at side. course. throughout. Hardwoods.

CALL SHAUNA CRYSTAL RIDGE CALL LORNA FOR THE CALL LORNA 3.09 ACRES & CALL LORNA
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SOLD
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SOLD
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Jared Petruska was awarded the top Amateur Award for Western Canadian motocross racing and
received the Bronze Boot. During the summer Petruska will spend anywhere from four to six days a
week on his bike, a Kawasaki KX 250F, and in the winter he goes to the gym daily to keep in top shape.
Dedicated to his sport
SHANNON LECLAIR
Times Reporter
One Strathmore area resident has
been working at making his dreams
come true and was recently awarded
the Top Award for the Western Ca-
nadian Amateur National Motocross
Races. The races are held every July
in Raymond, Alberta. The Bronze Boot
Award, which is sponsored by Parts
Canada and Alpinestar, is awarded to
the top rider of the week.
Jared Petruska, 17, was the top rider
of the week. He raced the 450cc Inter-
mediate, 250 Intermediate and GP In-
termediate classes, and won a total of
8 out of 9 races in the event.
Petruska started racing when he was
six years old, but started seriously rac-
ing when he was twelve.
“My dad bought me a bike when I
was six, and we started out just rid-
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on track and I turned out to be really
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“We live on an acreage so I ride out
there a bit and there’s a pretty good
track in the city, in Calgary so I go
there quite a bit.”
This past season Petruska also be-
gan racing in some of the National Pro
Races. During the Canadian Motocross
Racing Association series, Intermedi-
ate Amateur racers are allowed to run
qualifying races, and race the main
event if they do qualify.
There are 600 riders from across
Western Canada, who must qualify for
the event. Forty racers line the gates in
each class. Each class races a series of
three motos and point totals are given
per place of finish.
After gathering a certain number
of points as an amateur, a racer must
move up to pro for the next season.
“Last year was my last year as ama-
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truska.
Recently Petruska made headlines in
a couple of motocross magazines. He
appears in the Amateur Profile of the
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Jared Petruska was awarded the top Amateur
Award for Western Canadian motocross racing
and received the Bronze Boot.
Martin Hansen from Motofoto Photo
October 2010 edition of MXP Maga-
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ber 2010 Inside Motocross Magazine.
Even though he is quickly becoming
a top rider, he has had his share of in-
juries that seem to go hand in hand
with the sport.
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In the summer he is on his bike four
to six times a week and during the
winter he is in the gym every day to
keep in shape. “I want to race AMA Su-
percross in the States, that would prob-
ably be my dream,” said Petruska.
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FUN COUNTRY RIDERS

By Nora Maidman
The Fun Country Riders wrapped up the 2010 season on Saturday, October 23 with their annual Awards
Night and Banquet at the Lyalta Hall. The evening started with a phenomenal Potluck supper followed by
Awards, lots of door prizes and dancing. A big round of “thank you” goes to all the many volunteers who
made the Awards night and all the events throughout the year go so well. The winners for this year are as
follows:

LEADLINE SHOW GYMKANA –BARRELS, POLE BENDING &

JESSICA WOLFS VERSATILITY KERRI ROSS

LEADLINE GYMKANA SENIOR NOVICE
JORDAN BOISJOLI HIGH POINT SHOW NORMA NELSON
GRACIE PIPER RESERVE SHOW MISTY WRIGHT
STRAEDEN RUNNING RABBIT HIGH POINT GYMKANA KERRI ROSS
SYRIANNA RUNNING RABBIT RESERVE GYMKANA NORMA NELSON
JESSICA WOLFS

BANTAM SHOW
HIGH POINT FOR INDIDUAL CLASSES
SHOW – PLEASURE & VERSATILITY
Teaching the Eden way
HANNAH CARLSON NORMA NELSON The Eden Workshop, held by Debbie Wakelam, owner of Meadowlark Care Home, was a success and
AUTUMN DESJARDINS SHOW – EQUITATION saw the community well represented by the variety of residents in attendance. The speaker Cheryl
BECKY DRIVER MISTY WRIGHT George, Eden Alternative Western Canada’s Regional Coordinator stated that the people who at-
MADELINE LAMB GYMKANA –BARRELS, POLE BENDING & tended were a very good cross-section of persons, each one having the power to influence and make
SARAH WOLFS VERSATILITY KERRI ROSS changes for the future betterment of all elders in the community. The Eden Alternative is a philosophy
JESSICA WRIGHT that has been effectively implemented in nursing homes and facilities around the world to eliminate
SENIOR OPEN boredom, loneliness and helplessness. Irene Boser (l), Mary Christie, Debbie Wakelam and Stan Chris-
BANTAM GYMKANA HIGH POINT SHOW KATRINA JANZEN
tie.
CHASE BOISJOLI RESERVE SHOW KAREN CARLSON Photo Courtesy of Debbie Wakelam
HANNAH CARLSON HIGH POINT GYMKANA LINDSEY NELSON
AUTUMN DESJARDINS RESERVE GYMKANA MANDY ROSS
BECKY DRIVER
MADELINE LAMB
STEPHANIE RED CROW
SAGE RUNNING RABBIT
HIGH POINT FOR INDIDUAL CLASSES
SHOW – PLEASURE, EQUITATION &
VERSATILITY KATRINA JANZEN
RCMP Briefs
SKYLAR RUNNING RABBIT GYMKANA –BARRELS
MARTINA VERGOUWEN MANDY ROSS MISCHIEF AT WHEATLAND charged with operating a intent, if any.
SARAH WOLFS GYMKANA - POLE BENDING & ELEMENTARY SCHOOL motor vehicle with equip- Anyone with informa-
JESSICA WRIGHT VERSATILITY LINDSEY NELSON On Oct. 16, at approxi- ment not in good working tion with regards to the
mately 10:30 p.m., the order contrary to the Alber- disposal of this material
PEE WEE CLASSIC SENIOR Wheatland Elementary ta Traffic Safety Act. at this site is requested
HIGH POINT SHOW CARLIE WELLS HIGH POINT SHOW LESLEY GREGORY School had a window bro- to contact the Strathmore
HIGH POINT GYMKANA DESTINY STEVENS RESERVE SHOW JOANN WILSON ken and graffiti written over EXPLOSIVES NEAR WELL SITE RCMP (403-934-3968) or
RESERVE GYMKANA HIGH POINT GYMKANA signs, poles, windows and On Wednesday, Oct. 20, Crimestoppers at 1-800-
CHEYENNE MCELHONE GERRY WILSON
walls. If you have any infor- at approximately 3:45 p.m. 222-TIPS (8477).
RESERVE GYMKANA
HIGH POINT FOR INDIDUAL CLASSES JOANN WILSON
mation regarding this crime a hunter reported suspect-
SHOW – PLEASURE, EQUITATION AND please contact Strathmore ed dynamite situated near DECEASED MAN IDENTIFIED
VERSATILITY: CARLIE WELLS HIGH POINT FOR INDIDUAL CLASSES RCMP at 403-934-3968 or a well site in the South On Oct. 24, Strathmore
GYMKANA –BARRELS & VERSATILITY SHOW – PLEASURE, EQUITATION & Crime Stoppers at 1-800- West portion of Rocky RCMP responded to a call
DESTINY STEVENS VERSATILITY LESLEY GREGORY 222-TIPS. View County. The well site that local hunters in the
GYMKANA –POLE BENDING GYMKANA – BARRELS, POLE BENDING & was shut down the com- Rockyford area had locat-
AMANDA MCELHONE VERSATILITY GERRY WILSON COLLISION WITH LOCAL pany involved. ed the body of a deceased
RESTAURANT The investigation by the male.
JUNIOR MOST IMPROVED YOUTH RIDER On Oct. 19, Strathmore Strathmore RCMP and the Strathmore RCMP can
HIGH POINT SHOW DAWN CARLSON BREANNE GREY RCMP responded to a RCMP Explosive Disposal now confirm that Barry
RESERVE SHOW BREANNE GREY
call in which a driver had Unit revealed the material Brown, age 47, a resident
MOST IMPROVED ADULT RIDER
HIGH POINT GYMKANA MARY ANNE POTTER collided with a local res- was not dynamite but what of the Strathmore and
SHELBY RUNNING RABBIT taurant. A motorist was appears to be old fireworks Rockyford areas was found
RESERVE GYMKANA BEST TURN OUT attempting to move his ve- which was not actively ex- deceased in a coulee just
DAWN CARLSON YOUTH – BREANNE GREY hicle and was experiencing plosive. The material ap- south of Rockyford.
ADULT – LESLEY GREGORY mechanical difficulties. As peared to be quite weath- While this matter is still
HIGH POINT FOR INDIDUAL CLASSES he applied more gas the ered and could have been under investigation, the
SHOW – PLEASURE, EQUITATION AND SPORTSMANSHIP vehicle suddenly engaged at the site for some time. investigation to this point
VERSATILITY DAWN CARLSON YOUTH – EDITH RATTAI MEMORIAL driving it backward into the Until the material had conducted with the assis-
GYMKANA –BARRELS & POLE BENDING SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY Southeast corner of Smi- been identified as non- tance of the Calgary RCMP
SHELBY RUNNING RABBIT JESSICA WRIGHT
ley’s restaurant causing explosive the well site was Forensic Identification
GYMKANA – VERSATILITY
JACQUELYNCARLSON ADULT – KELLY CHRISTIANSEN
substantial damage to the shut down to ensure safety Section and the Calgary
MEMORIAL SPORTSMANSHIP PLAQUE exterior. Neither the driver, of all concerned. Medical Examiner’s Of-
5-YR. OLD & UNDER HORSE JOANN WILSON passenger nor occupants Investigation continues fice indicates that Brown’s
HIGH POINT SHOW LORIE WAGENAAR of the restaurant were in- into who may have placed death was not criminal in
HIGH POINT GYMKANA KERRI ROSS CONGENIALITY jured. The driver has been this near the site and their nature.
BEA WINTER
HIGH POINT FOR INDIDUAL CLASSES
SHOW – PLEASURE, EQUITATION AND
VERSATILITY LORIE WAGENAAR
“Sixties
THANK
Band”
We are looking forward to another great year in 2011 so keep warm this winter and keep riding.

YOU
For information on the club please visit our website at funcountryriders.com

I want to thank all the people that

took time out of their busy schedules
to come and vote on Oct.18th.
I feel honored at the overwhelming
support I received, and the opportunity
to serve you on Council for
November 6 another 3 yrs.
Special Thanks to my wife Betty
7:30 pm for all her help and support.
Thank You to the Strathmore Times
Strathmore Station Pub for their excellent coverage, and for
Tickets $12 the generous amount of space they al-
lowed us for the weekly responses
to their questions.
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Spartans
lean on
experience
MARIO PRUSINA
Times Editor
In the province’s high school volley-
ball ranks, coaches Randy Moncks and
Louise Bleier are well known.
Each has earned a high pedigree of
success during their combined 57 years
of coaching experience.
So when these two coaches teamed
up to lead the Strathmore Spartans se-
nior high school girls volleyball squad,
teams around the league took notice.
“We’ve had a lot of reaction actually
in the gyms that we’ve walked into,”
laughed Bleier. “They’ve all just went
‘okaaaay – is this legal?’ That’s the first
question they ask. Then the second
question they ask is ‘do you have a
boys team, because you two have never
been together?’
“Then the third question is ‘are you
serious?’
“So it has been an interesting reac-
tion - anybody who has been around
is going, ‘umm, okay, with those two
together, this is not good for the rest
of us.’
“So that’s kind of fun to watch (their)
reaction.”
Moncks coached the senior high
school boys team for years, before tak-
ing time off to coach his twin daugh-
ters in Standard with his wife Susan the
last few seasons. After that team cap-
tured their seventh 1A provincial title
last season, Moncks was looking to
get back to coaching at the school he
teaches in. Unfortunately, Strathmore
has not had a senior boys team for a
few years already.
Thus, the two coaching masterminds
teamed up.
“Between the two of us, we can ac-
complish a lot of stuff in an hour and a
half to two hour practice,” said Moncks.
“(She has everything organized and ar-
ranged) and I just walk in and coach.
It’s just simple … all the paperwork is
done.”
Both bench bosses had the pleasure
of coaching their own children over
the years. Now that their kids have
moved on to play post-secondary, both
coaches would like to get away once in
a while to watch them play. With this
year’s arrangement, they have that lux-
ury of leaving the team in very capable
hands.
According to Moncks, despite their
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Louise Bleier (l-r) and Randy Moncks boast 57 years of coaching experience for the Strathmore Spartans
senior high school volleyball team.
vast coaching experience, both he and
Bleier are still students of the game. He
finds that they are now learning from
each other.
“I’m more of a drill guy and I want
to see results right away,” said Moncks.
“She calms me down to see the bigger
picture.”
According to Bleier, she is thrilled to
have a coach with Monck’s pedigree.
“An extra set of hands at practice,
an extra volleyball mind out there (is
huge),” said Bleier. “It is very relax-
ing for me to have Randy around – it’s
been a good addition. When you have
the experience that Randy brings to the
court, you can never have enough of
that. We can look at the same thing and
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see two totally different things, so we
can just tweak it as we go.”
With the zone championship just
weeks away, the Spartans are finally
getting healthy after facing some injury
issues. They have yet to have a full ros-
ter available for a game this season.
“(We’d like) to have everyone stay
healthy and just see if we can establish
a program that makes us a top three
or four (team) in this zone again,” re-
sponded Moncks when asked what the
teams goals are for this season. “That is
our goal – to establish the Strathmore
High School as a volleyball school and
when (other teams) play us, they’re ex-
pected to be beaten or to have to play
their best game to beat us.”
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Chiefs gain
revenge
MARIO PRUSINA
Times Editor
After a tough loss in Cran-
brook the week before, the
Wheatland Chiefs exacted a
measure of revenge in the re-
turn match.
The local double-A midget
team lost a tough 4-1 game Oct.
16 in Cranbrook, before ham-
mering the Ice 9-2 at the Strath-
more Family Centre Oct. 23.
Cody Burndred scored three
times and added an assist, as
the Chiefs improved to 4-2-1 on
the season. Arron Durant add-
ed two goals and two assists,
while Alex Bechtold added
three assists in the win. James
Price and Rylan Muenchrath
each had a goal and an assist,
while Abe Jensen also tallied
for the Chiefs.
Wheatland will now play a
pair of home games this com-
ing weekend. The Chiefs will
host the Airdrie Lightning Oct.
29, 7:30 p.m. at the Strathmore
Family Centre, before hosting
the Red Deer ProStitch Oct. 31.
Game time is slated for 7 p.m.
TOUGH WEEKEND
FOR BRAVES
It was a weekend to remem-
ber on home ice for the Wheat-
land Braves.
The double-A peewee team
lost 6-1 to Airdrie Lightning on
Oct. 22, before losing 17-0 to
the Bow Valley Timberwolves
on Oct. 24.
Despite the tough 0-7 start
to the season, the Braves are
looking forward to this com-
ing weekend when they travel
to take on the Red Deer TPS.
The last time these two squads
squared off, the Braves had a
solid performance and they
will look to build on that. Puck
drop is 12:45 p.m. on Oct. 30.
WARRIORS BACK IN ACTION
The Wheatland Warriors AA
bantam team will be looking to
climb the standings this week-
end, when they host the Airdrie
Lightning Oct. 31, 4:15 p.m. at
the Strathmore Family Centre.
The Warriors, coming off of a
bye weekend, will look to im-
prove on their 2-2-2 record.
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Bisons continue winning ways

Back to Health MARIO PRUSINA
Times Editor
improved to 4-0-4 on the season.
On Oct. 23, the day prior to the Lloydminister

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“Not too many goaltenders like to play in that
high-scoring of a game, but I guess somebody
had to do it,” laughed Merik, the following day
after the Bisons 11-8 win over the Bobcats. “If
it would have been 11-8 for them, I don’t know
Welcomes how happy of a camper I would have been on the
way home.”
Dr. Tonya Coutts, Lucky for him, because of some high-scoring
RAc, DTCM firepower from the Bisons, he didn’t have to find
Doctor of Traditional out about that feeling.
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showdown, the Bisons started off the road trip
with a 3-3 tie versus the Boston Pizza Rangers.
Carson McCormick had a goal and an assist,
while Sam Johnson and Torrin White rounded up
the scoring for the Bisons.
It marked the fourth week in a row that the
Bisons picked up a win and a tie, leaving them as
the only undefeated team in the Alberta Midget
Hockey League.
“It feels great – we have a great bunch of guys
and I know everyone is enjoying the zero losses
right now that’s for sure - especially the coaches,”
said Merik.
However, like the rest of the team, the Bisons
are sick and tired of leaving the extra point on
the table and hope to win both weekend games.
“It’s okay if you battle back and you tie them (to
earn the extra point), but we seem to be the one
in the lead position and we (give) it up to them,”
said the third year Bison. “That’s not a good way
to lose a point. We have to find a way to buckle
down that last 10 minutes of a third period and I
think we’ll be alright.
The Bisons are now preparing for another two-
game road trip this weekend, when they take
on the United Cycle Maple Leafs Oct. 30 and the
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Kings
earn split
MARIO PRUSINA
Times Editor
In Doug Murphy’s mind, the Wheat-
land Kings were one mistake away from
claiming three - or even four - out of a
possible four points this weekend.
After defeating the Medicine Hat Cubs
6-2 on the road Oct. 22, the local Junior
B team lost a tough 2-1 home game to
Blackfalds Oct. 23 at the Strathmore
Family Centre.
After falling behind 1-0 early in the
game, Lucas Ford tied the contest 5:05
into the third period – before one mis-
cue put Blackfalds up midway through
the final period.
“They are such a good club that if you
make one mistake against them, they
put it in the net,” said Murphy of the
5-0-1 Blackfalds Wranglers.
Goaltender Richie Hubbell, making
his season debut for the Kings after a
stint in Junior A, was sensational for
Wheatland. The 18-year-old stopped 39
of 41 shots fired his way.
“(Hubbell) turned in an unbelievable
performance Saturday night,” said Mur-
phy. “That was some of the best goal-
tending (we’ve seen).”
Goaltender Korey Burne also sup-
plied the Kings with excellent goaltend-
ing on the road in Medicine Hat. Burne
stopped 46 shots fired his way in the
win.
Ice have electric weekend
TAMI LEMOINE
U14A Ringette
The Electric Ice played their first Cal-
gary league game Saturday and the girls
proved to their family and friends that
they are indeed electric! It was an excit-
ing, fast paced game that could have
gone either way at any point. Strath-
more took an early two goal lead but
Calgary tied the game near the end of
the first period. Just before the buzzer
sounded the Electric Ice pulled ahead
and they started the second with a one
goal lead. Calgary came out hard and
had several huge scoring opportunities
but Brooke “Wally” McKenzie would not
be beat. The game was a nail-biter until
the very end when Strathmore scored
at 25 seconds to go. Calgary pulled
Cross-town rivals square off
The Strathmore Spartans senior high school volleyball
team (l) hosted their cross-town counterpart, the Holy
Cross Colligate Hawks on Oct. 20 at Strathmore High
School. The Spartans edged the Hawks in straight sets.
The Spartans will now travel to Olds for a tourney this
weekend, while the Hawks will host their annual tourna-
ment Oct. 29-30.
Later that evening (bottom photo) the Spartans took on
Drumhller, winning in straight sets.
The Wheatland Kings Junior B hockey team
started the weekend on the right foot, defeating
Medicine Hat 6-2 on Oct. 22, before losing a tight
2-1 contest on home ice (shown here) on Saturday
night.
Doug Taylor Photo
Ross Fox led the offensive charge
with two goals and one assist, while
Leslie Doore and Tyler Brandon each
added a goal and an assist.
Josh Sutton and Hayden Warrack
also tallied for the Kings, while Jordan
Griffiths added a pair of helpers.
According to Murphy, after a tough
campaign last season, the Kings are fi-
nally playing to their potential.
“We’re certainly playing to the level
we should be at,” said the coach. “Hav-
ing veterans coming to (play) for us in
our third season makes a world of dif-
ference.”
The Kings will look to cap off the
month with a pair of wins, as they travel
to Stettler on Oct. 29. Wheatland will re-
turn to the warm confines of the Strath-
more Family Centre Oct. 30 (8 p.m.)
when they host the Airdrie Thunder.
their goalie and at three seconds Strath-
more scored to finish the game 5-2. The
Electric Ice were helped in their win by
affiliate players Hannah Wylie and Meg
Warrack and injured player and head
cheerleader Hannah Olson.
Goals were scored by Gabi LeM-
oine (2), affiliate player Hannah Wylie,
Meghanne Uptigrove, and Morgan El-
der.
The Electric Ice had little time to
rest as they played again Sunday night
against a very tough Bowview team.
Strathmore took the lead but Calgary
did not let up. The score was tied near
the end of the second period when
Bowview scored to finish the game 5-4.
Helping out the Electric Ice were af-
filiates Lauryn Eitzen and Tassia Rush-
ford.
Wendi Tashlikowich Photo
Mario Prusina Photo
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THANK YOUS
GET YOUR
Thank You
Sincerest thanks
and appreciation
CLASSIFIED to everyone who
supported the
ADS Thrift Sale by
volunteering,
Morris Kuziw IN THE donating and
pruchasing items.
Morris Kuziw was born in the Primula Dis-
trict, AB on July 12, 1911. Times were tough
TIMES! We look forward
and when Morris was two years old, his family
to serving you
again in April.
returned to their native home in the Ukraine.
Times were no easier there. World War I sep- Call Tracey
STRATHMORE
arated Morris from his family. They traveled
between Lviv Ukraine, Hamburg Germany and 403-934-5589 UNITED CHURCH
finally back to Canada in 1921. After a year- WOMEN
long hospitalization for glaucoma, Morris was
released at eleven years of age. He was in
a foreign country where he did not speak the
language. He journeyed home alone with his
name, his father’s name and his destination
Wheatland Lodge
pinned on his coat.
Morris was educated in the Ukraine and
Canada until he was 14 years old. Then, from
1925-1935 young Morris, with his father Pete,
ran a mixed farm at Primula, AB. In 1936, Mor-
Thank You
Many thanks to you for your donations
ris bought a John Deere Implement Dealer- and supoort towards our Wheatland
ship in Heinsburg, AB and married a pretty Lodge Annual Fall Tea!
nurse, Agnes Chartier, in 1937. They had three
• Canadian Tire
children Leona (1938), Robert (1939) and The-
• Strathmore Co-op Store
resa (1941). The children were young when
the family bought a mixed grain/black Angus • Dairy Queen • Domino’s Pizza
cattle farm at Ellesworth, AB. Hard work and • Grand Fortune Chinese Buffet
wonderful neighbors lived here. • Home Hardware • M&M Meat Shops
In 1956, the Kuziw’s sold the farm and bought • Strathmore Florist • McDonald’s
their first hotel in Champion. Two years later • Pomper’s Auto
they sold it and bought the Beiseker Hotel. In • More Than Ice Cream
1963 they retired to Calgary, bought a home • PJ’s Appliance
and bought and managed an apartment there.
Morris and Agnes eventually returned to
Champion for a year to re-establish the busi-
• Scrapbook Obseeion
• Roadhouse Restaurant • Wal-Mart
• Tim Horton’s
ness there. At the time they had to convert the • Strathmore Station Restaurant
heating system from gas to coal and back to
• Strathmore Value Drug Mart
gas again. While they were in Calgary, Mor-
• The Red Carrot
ris and Agnes bought the King Edward Hotel
in Strathmore. This joint venture from 1963 to
1977 was with their son, Bob (& Carolyn) Kuz-
Another
iw. At that time hotels in Strathmore closed at Great Success!
11:00 p.m. and it was common for everyone to
head to Calgary for Chinese Food after clos-
ing. The Kuziws ran this business for about 14
years. Morris belonged to the Legion and the
Strathmore people became the hub of their
world.
In 1983, Morris and Agnes built a house in
the Rutland area of Kelowna, B.C. and lived
there for ten years. When that parcel of land
was sold to the United Church, Morris bought
the house on Chichester Court. During this
time Morris and Agnes were involved with
the musical ‘Melody Makers’. Morris enjoyed
politics and religion and he liked to argue
about both. His favorite pastimes were play-
ing Bridge or Canasta, gardening and spend-
ing time with his family. He was also active in
the Greek Orthodox Church.
He will be remembered for his meticulous
work and his ordinary life –eating breakfast of
bacon and eggs, feeding the geese, drinking
sweet and creamy cups of hot coffee, driv-
ing his Cadillac or scooter and replanting cu-
cumbers that his granddaughter ‘didn’t seed
in hills’ . He was a good finishing carpenter
and always completed the projects that he
started. He traveled to the Ukraine on many
occasions, taking his two daughters there in
2005. Together, Morris and Agnes also trav-
eled to Spain, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji and
to Hawaii many times.
Morris and Agnes were married for 52 years
–a wonderful accomplishment in itself. In ad-
dition to three children, Leona (Peter) Trach,
Robert (Carolyn) Kuziw and Theresa Versluys,
they had 12 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchil-
dren and 4 great-great grandchildren. Morris
passed away in Kelowna on October 12, 2010
at the age of 99 years. His Funeral Service
was held @Springfield Funeral Home Family
Center on Friday, October 15, 2010. His final
resting place is @St. Theresa’s Catholic Cem-
etery. The family is consoled by the presence
and kindness of others, especially those who
loved and cared for ‘grandpa’ during his life,
including his caregivers from Cottonwoods.
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FOR SALE
LAWN MOWER (3 years old)
$20. 5th Wheel Hitch (SL16
c/w end gate) $120. Weed
Eater $5. Rubber tire wheel
barrow $10. Water fountain
$20. 20’ Extension ladder
$15. Call 403-933-5932.
WASHER & DRYER (6 yrs old),
excellent cond, $275, OBO.
Small Maple China Cabinet
& Hutch, excellent cond, $60,
NOTICES PASTURE FOR RENT SHARED ACCOM RENTALS RENTALS REAL ESTATE
HORSE PASTURE FOR RENT. SHARED ACCOMMODATIONS, CHINOOK III. 2 BDRM. $900/ FULLY FURNISHED 3 bdrm MUST SELL DUE TO HEALTH.
STANDARD COMMUNITY HALL PROJECT Call 403-501-7026. 3 bdrm, 2 bath Townhouse mo. 1 bdrm. $800/mo. DD re- home for rent in Hillview. Ev- Own your own property in
looking for roommate. $550 quired. Heat & water included.
Please join us to view erything included, just bring Strathmore. 14x70 Mobile
+ share of utilities. Call 403- No pets. Call Jane at 403-934- your suit case! Price nego- home. Lge., finished dble.
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January. Fully furnished, gated
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covered car port, lovely closed
rage on quiet street. Available
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Tuesday, November 2nd HELP WANTED 533-3838.
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Call 403-934-4617
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W&D hookups.
Bring in resume and ask for Lori, Peter or Joanne.
380 Ridge Road, Strathmore
+ D.D. Incl, heat, water & park-
ing. Responsible tenants w/
Private parking.
Secure building.
FOR RENT
Family Halloween Party & Dance minimum age 25. Ref. req. day- No pets. DEVELOPED
Sunday, October 31, 2010 1-4pm time 403-874-8755, evening LEASE REQUIRED.
at Strathmore Civic Centre 403-226-3492. Call 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
BASEMENT
$5/child, parents admitted free of charge (403) 934-6605 to view. IN HILLVIEW
AVAILABLE DECEMBER 1, Separate entrance
All children must be accompanied by an adult
2010. 3 bdrm, 2 bath detached
We will host a dance, fun games and you can
For rent through garage.
home, partially finished base-
decorate your own treat bag! Refreshments and
ment. N/S, N/P, $1150/mth + Partially furnished.
game tickets will be available during the event Part time utilities and ½ month D.D. Call Downtown Fridge, microwave,
For more information call Trina at 403-901-0516.
driver 403-901-0014. commercial king bed, sectional,
coffee tables, TV,
space
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Please submit resume to Ltd. o/a Canadian Pizza
350 Ridge Road, Strathmore, AB T1P 1B5 Unlimited 419A 2nd
or fax(403) 901-0016 or Street, Strathmore, AB
T1P 1B9 or via email at
call (403) 901-0000 ext 502.
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OPEN HOUSE - Saturday 1-4PM

Saturday,
1135 Westmount Drive
Growing Families Society
November 27
Great Location, finished lower level. Open bright floor
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Growing Families Society is a Not-For-Profit agency in search for a
10 am - 5 pm SENIORS VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR Lionel “the sale” Sale
Discover Real Estate 403-606-5586
to fill a non-union position for a 10-month initiative “Bridging the
Civic Centre Gap”. If the description below interests you, send us your resume:
“We are SOLD out” • passion for identifying and encouraging seniors to contribute their
skills, experience and wisdom in their communities
Robert Desjardins &
• promote the ongoing involvement of seniors in their communities Keith Garrioch are
to reduce their risk of social isolation pleased to introduce
HELP WANTED • educate the community groups and agencies throughout Strathmore Chantale Hill
and County of Wheatland about the new initiative as the newest addition
help wanted • work in a team atmosphere with other programs sponsored by the
Society like Growing Opportunities
to the Aztec Real
Estate Team!
• self-directed, with the ability to work with minimal supervision I was born and raised on a farm in rural
• strong knowledge of community agencies and resources Saskatchewan. After finishing high school, I
• available to work 5 to 6 hours a week; may involve some evenings moved to Saskatoon, where I attended the
University of Saskatchewan to study Commerce. I
Qualifications are a Grade 12 or GED, with experience in community applied these skills I attained from the U of S into
program development, interaction with seniors or a human service our small business that my significant other and I

Custom feedlot & farming discipline. The ability to demonstrate a professional and approachable have developed in the oilfield. I have also had the
opportunity to expand my horizons by living in the
manner with the public through strong verbal and written commu-
operation looking nication skills. A keen sense of humor and a strong team orientation
metropolitan city of Montreal before finally moving
to what I now consider home, Strathmore.
for full-time employees would be considered great assets for the position. A valid driver’s Whether you are looking for a starter home,
license and dependable transportation is required. Pay scale is $13.00 your dream home, or downsizing for retirement, I
Competitive wages including O.T to $15.00 per hour. This is a grant-funded position till September 30, look forward to assisting you in your search. If you
and other Benefits. 2011. have any questions, or would just like to meet with
me in person to discuss real-estate, don’t hesitate
Valid driver’s licence and a good Application deadline for the above position is to call me at 403-325-3860, or email me at
attitude a must. High school Monday, November 8, 2010. chantalehill@creb.com.
diploma an asset. May Rostecki-Budzey CHANTALE HILL
Growing Families Society 403-325-3860 • chantalehill@creb.com
Send resumes to: 650 Westchester Road, Strathmore, AB. T1P 1H8
namaka farms inC. (403) 361-7216 (B) (403) 361-7244 (F)
Box 2409, Strathmore, AB T1P 1K3 e-mail: gomrb@telus.net
Fax (403) 934-6133 Thank you for applying, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
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