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Big plans for the
historical society
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter

The Western District Historical Society (WDHS) held

their annual general meeting on April 20 to elect of-
ficers and to discuss plans for the coming year.
Thanking volunteers The WDHS has been around in one form or another
for decades, although the most recent version has only
been incorporated since January 2015.
Currently, there are 14 members who pay $20 per year
Page 17 to be a part of the group, which preserves the history of
Strathmore and the area around it.
Weve got a small group and we are trying to think of
ways to enlarge our membership, said Rhonda Stock-
well, WDHS president.
One of the first projects the group took on was to
declare the Anglican Church Strathmores first historical
building and to move it to a new location after a devel-
oper purchased the land that it sits on. Unfortunately,
this project was a little too big for the WDHS so soon af-
ter forming, and their efforts, although extensive, came
Drama zones to an abrupt halt.
The problem we ran into and the end result was that
historical grants are only applicable if (the building) is
on the original site. We cant get a grant to move it, said
Tom Sadler, a director of the WDHS.
Historic sites can be granted municipally or provin-
cially, but it is the combination of the building and the
site that grants them to be deemed historic, not one or
the other.
The three lots that the church sits on were originally
587-316-2000 donated by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR), which
makes it historically important to Strathmore.
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The developer, after purchasing the land, originally
offered to sell the church to the WDHS for $15,000.
They have since lowered their price to $2,000, but be-
tween the costs of the building, moving costs, new land
Offering IV Sedation costs and the fact that the church would not be provin-
cially granted historical status if it sits on new land, the
Dr. Ashkan Hamzehi DDS
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It was a very sad day to lose one of our historical
100 Ranch Market, Unit 105F buildings, said Denise Peterson, secretary of the WDHS.
Strathmore, AB 403.934.5292 For the past year, the WDHS has been working with
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titled On the Spot. The app will feature three different
Look on Page 4 for
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walking tours of Strathmore with pictures of old, histori-
cally important buildings in town, information about the
Pow Wow to celebrate diversity!
Municipal Notices site and the old buildings, and updated pictures taken The Crowther Memorial Junior High School (CMJHS) held their second annual Pow
from the same angle as the old photographs. Wow on May 2. The first sentence in CMJHSs mission statement is United in our
Contact Us Today! Diversity. The school believes in celebrating (everyone) so they were excited to
The app, along with showing pictures from the 1900s
offer the Pow Wow as a way to immerse students in the culture of their peers. The
403.934.5589 and new photos, will also contain three levels of infor-
Pow Wow was complete with a grand entry, a blessing in Blackfoot of the school,
info@strathmoretimes.com mation: initial information, an expanded level to learn drummers and several dances performed by members of Siksika and students en-
more and external links.
www.StrathmoreTimes.com Continued on Page 5
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Well Make You

SMILE Cancer prevention presentation
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter

onsite Denture Services Alberta Health Services (AHS) knows that communities can
Now available use cancer-related data to inform the development and evalu-
Please call 403-934-9681
ation of local cancer prevention and screen strategies.
to schedule your appointment So AHS held a Community Cancer Prevention and Screen-
ing Dashboard demonstration on April 24 for members of
Dr. Elizabeth Robinson Dr. Leanne Lesniak
groups and organizations in the Strathmore area.
NEW patIENtS WELcoME According to AHS, having access to local data such as
#11 - 55 Wheatland trail, Strathmore modifiable risk factors and rates of cancer screening in an
area is a key first step. The Community Cancer Prevention Alberta Health Services launched a new community cancer prevention and
screening dashboard to help communities take action and create programs
and Screening Dashboard, available at AlbertaPreventsCancer.
that could reduce the risk of cancer in community members by 45 per cent.
www.crystalRidgeDental.com ca, makes it easier for people to find and use comprehensive A dashboard demo was held on April 24 where 13 community members
and interactive cancer profiles for communities in Alberta. learned how to use the dashboard to better understand cancer risk factors.
Local data helps communities set priorities, make decisions Adelle Ellis Photo
and plan community services. It is hoped the groups and or-
Serving ganizations involved in the April 24 demonstration will work been working with the Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL)
Strathmore, with the community to set up programs to help reduce the coalition for the past year to compile information about modi-
Drumheller, overall risk of cancer. fiable habits in Strathmore residents to determine the com-
Airdrie We started working with communities a few years ago to munity cancer risk, and to determine what can be changed to
& Calgary understand better how communities could be activated and reduce the overall risk of cancer in the community.
403-983-2121 start helping to realize the opportunity that about 45 per cent We realized that one of the things communities really
123 2nd Ave, Strathmore, AB of cancer in Alberta is avoidable if we really set up our com- needed was information. Where are they now? How will they
munities well to help people avoid the risk of cancer, said Dr. identify what their best opportunities are? What are those
Acreage with Revenue Laura McDougall, medical director with AHSs Alberta Cancer modifiable risks that they are facing so they can start making
Potential for Sale $675,000 Prevention Legacy Fund. good comprehensible plans? said McDougall. It was really
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For the past two years, AHS has collected information from in the feedback from the community saying they need in-
for more info
different AHS data sources Alberta Cancer Registry, Alberta formation all in one place that would help us to take action
INDUSTRIAL SHOP Cancer Services, Alberta Health and provincial immunization in the first instance to prevent cancer and to create healthy
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Cinderella Gown Project provides grad dresses
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
Among hundreds of formal dresses
at the Cinderella Gown Project head-
quarters in Calgary hang 17 gently
used graduation dresses from generous
women in Strathmore and Wheatland
County.
Started in 2005 by several Sir Winston
Churchill High School staff and fashion
students, the Cinderella Gown Project
came to life when students collected
previously loved and gently used gradu-
ation and formal dresses to be donated
to graduating students who otherwise
would not be financially able to attend
their own graduation ceremonies.
The event has grown over the years,
with 50 high schools participating to
help over 325 Cinderellas each year
realize their dreams of getting dolled
up and attending their graduation ban-
quets.
Four years ago, Loralee Cooper from
Strathmore had already had her fairy
tale graduation night and she decided
to find a way to help someone else with
their own fairy tale evening.
I found the Cinderella Gown Project
website and saw that they help local
girls go to graduation and I was pretty
excited about that, said Cooper, who
added that a former teacher at Strath-
more High School (SHS) informed her
there are approximately one to three
girls graduating every year at SHS who
take part in the project. I thought it
was a good way to donate and to have
it benefit local girls.
The first year Cooper donated her
own dress, she advertised on the I Love
Strathmore Facebook page that she
was collecting dresses for the Cinder-
ella Gown Project. Within a two-month
period, she received over 50 donated
dresses from Strathmore and Wheat-
land County residents to take into Cin-
derella headquarters.
This year, she advertised on Face-
book for two weeks that she would be
collecting dresses and in one day she
received 17 dresses.
Two of those dresses came from An-
gele Millers daughters, who graduated
in Slave Lake in 2005 and 2011.
Millers youngest daughter, Kristin,
bought and wore a $700 violet dress in
the Miss Teen Alberta pageant in Febru-
ary 2011. She was also going to wear
the dress to her graduation ceremony
the following June. However, that near-
ly didnt happen.
We were (living in Slave Lake) during
the wild fire. We were watching the fire
come towards us and we had to real-
ize that it was real, we couldnt believe
it was actually happening, said Miller.
We started collecting our valuable pos-
sessions and putting them in our fifth-
wheel and one of the first things we
grabbed was her grad dress. When the
fire is coming close you start thinking
of whats important and that was one
of the things that was very important
because she was graduating that June.
Cooper hears many stories from
women donating their gowns, ranging
from wanting to get rid of the gown be-
cause it takes up room to being sad that
they are giving away a piece of clothing
that holds a lot of memories for them.
They are all mostly really happy that
it is going to a good project and that
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Community members donated 17 graduation
dresses to the Cinderella Project to help local Job Summary
girls, who otherwise would not be financially Duties include bookkeeping, invoicing,
able to attend their graduation ceremonies, feel answering phones, maintaining files, sending
like Cinderella and attend graduation in beautiful and receiving correspondence, as well as
gowns. greeting clients and customers.
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someone can feel special on the other Job Qualifications
end, said Cooper. I find that when I Experience: 1-2 years of related
collect donations, especially in hard Bookkeeping experience required.
times, people are extra generous. It Sage Simply Accounting preferred.
seems to really come across that every-
one recognizes that it is a tough time Skills
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have. Attention to detail
Cooper acknowledges the collection
of the gowns is a true community ef- Hours
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fort as she has received dresses not just
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The Western District Historical Society has many
plans for the upcoming year, including unveiling
an app that has walking tours and historical in-
formation with photographs from Strathmores
past and present.
Photos Courtesy of Tom Sadler
Historical Society
moves forward
Continued from Page 1
Members of the WDHS joke that the
app is to be dubbed The Pokmon Go
of Strathmores history.
Most recently, the WDHS was award-
ed $2,500 from the Town of Strathmores
Community Investment Fund (CIF),
which they will use to hold a seniors
luncheon in conjunction with Canadas
150 birthday and seniors week.
The seniors luncheon will take place
at the Strathmore Legion on June 9 at 11
a.m. There will be lunch, some antique
displays, musical entertainment and a
soft launch of the On the Spot app.
In the near future, the WDHS hopes
to set up a partnership with the Wheat-
land Society of Arts (WSA) where they
could have a stand in the WSA building
to display their history books and group
information and, in turn, WDHS mem-
bers could help volunteer at the WSA.
They are also looking into applying
for the New Horizons Seniors Grant in
which they could receive up to $25,000
for a project. One idea tossed around for
the grant was to create a historical mu-
seum concept including creating several
exhibits from different towns and dif-
ferent historical industries. The WDHS
would need crates and storage facilities
in which to hold their exhibits, but that
they could travel to different storefronts
and places in the communities so that
everybody could avail themselves of the
learning.
People know were out there even
though we dont have a building, said
Stockwell, who added that they hope
more people will join the society. Inter-
ested people can e-mail (wdhsociety@
gmail.com).
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Volunteers recognized
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
Over 125 volunteers from Strathmore
were feted by the Town of Strathmore
and Strathmore Family and Community
Support Services (FCSS), during a vol-
unteer appreciation night April 27.
Volunteers from various organiza-
tions within Strathmore attended the
free evening, which included a cocktail
hour, appetizers, entertainment by the
Dueling Pianos and a free raffle.
In years past, volunteers were usually
recognized during an informal barbe-
cue. But according to Dahrlyne Knaus,
programmer with FCSS, they wanted
to do something different because its
Canadas 150 birthday.
Volunteers in attendance received a
Canada 150 swag bag that contained
a Canada 150 pin, a stress ball, infor-
mation on different organizations in
Strathmore and Canada 150 paper flags
impregnated with flower seeds that can
be planted straight into a garden.
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Strathmore RCMP are
investigating a break and enter
to a residence on Strathcona
A volunteer appreciation evening was held for Circle in Strathmore, that
volunteers of Strathmores 65 organizations that
rely on volunteers. Guests enjoyed appetizers,
occurred in the midnight hours
a raffle, good company and entertainment pro- of April 30th. An unknown
vided by the Dueling Pianos.
Adelle Ellis Photo suspect gained entry to a
garage before stealing the
has over 65 organizations that require
volunteers to help run the organiza- vehicle inside. Should you have
tions and events they sponsor. any information that can solve
If we didnt have the volunteers in
our community we wouldnt be able to
this crime, please contact the
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Early Earth Day

The Strathmore Library celebrated
Earth Day on April 19 with all sorts of
Earth Day programming including an
ocean clean up, tin can bumblebee
hive building, garden rock painting,
earth wreath, country cleanup and
bean growing stations. Ella Parkins, 3,
(l-r) and Kyla Parkins, 13, made their
own bean greenhouse with some tis-
sue paper, a bean seed, some water
and two plastic cups held together
with tape. Once put in the sunshine,
the bean will grow in the tissue paper
and it will create its own ecosystem
with no need of watering until it is
planted in the ground.
Adelle Ellis Photo

Wheatland Crossing is nearing completion and an opening date will be determined in the next week.
Adelle Ellis Photo

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Kick-off the 2nd annual Lets Get Recd event!
opening very close
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
The Wheatland Crossing School
opening has been a long time in the
making.
Although construction of the new
21-century-learning school started off
with a few bumps in the road and some
unexpected delays, a move-in date will
be announced soon.
Were getting really close. Were
waiting for the last of the inspections
on the school and then were ready
to move in. We hope to have move in
dates within the next week, said Bevan
Davern, superintendent of Golden Hills
School Division (GHSD).
The inside of the school is complete.
Safety, building, architectural and en-
gineering inspections need to be com-
pleted before the school is ready for
students and staff.
Meanwhile, volunteers will work be-
tween May 9 and 13 to install a new
playground on the grounds. Some more
landscaping work needs to be done
outside of the building, but that will get
completed over the summer months.
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Spring art
An Art Camp that took place dur-
ing spring break wound up at the
Rockyford Library on April 21.
Vicki Myers instructed the chil-
Unit D,
dren and guided them through 202 Canal Court,
many craft ideas during the Strathmore, AB
four-day program that was sub-
sidized by the Wheatland Fam-
ily and Community Support Ser- 403.934.6044
vices. Kiera Rehlau (l-r), Charlie
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The Strathmore Filipino Canadian Associa-
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April 20 to introduce to him their organiza-
tion and to share some information, plans
and objectives for the upcoming year. Up-
coming events include a Filipino garage sale
on June 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on
June 11 from noon to 6 p.m. at Rosa Scotts
residence. Association president Ricky
Valencia (l-r), MP Martin Shields, Genghis
Tanedo, June Munoz.
Photo Courtesy of Ricky Valencia

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Cheadle Lions show helping hand

To the Editor their ongoing support. It is in part through the ef-
The Wheatland and Area Hospice Society is de- forts and contributions of volunteer organizations,
lighted to host their first major fundraiser on May 13. such as the Cheadle Lions Club, that the Wheatland
This event Steering Towards Hospice is taking and Area Hospice Society moved has forward so
place in partnership with the Cheadle Lions Club, quickly.
the visionaries for hospice care in our community. We apologize for any confusion created in the ar-
The WAHS event is in conjunction with the Chead- ticle. We continue to be a work in progress and
le Lions Feed-A-Steer auction. The steer auction con- thank you for your continued support.
tinues to be the proprietary program of the Cheadle
Lions Club and is organized and operated by their Regards,
members. Keith Clayton
Wheatland and Area Hospice Society is working President
along with Cheadle Lions and greatly appreciate Wheatland and Area Hospice

Marijuana legalization a concern

for constituents
MARTIN SHIELDS
Member of Parliament Bow River Riding
A recent piece of legislation introduced by the
Government is their election promise to legalize
marijuana.
I know many constituents are opposed to the
legalization of marijuana. The official position of
our Conservative Party has been to oppose out-
right legalization. Unfortunately, the Government
has a different view on this issue, and they are
forging ahead with outright legalization.
In light of this, I wish the Government would
slow down the process by at least beginning with
decriminalization, instead of going with full legal-
ization so quickly.
I have been criss-crossing Bow River riding this
past two weeks with my staff, and the message we
have heard is that people are confused and con-
cerned with the impact that the legalization will
have, and especially in such a short time frame.
The province will set some base guidelines, such
as the minimum legal age for when consumption
is legal.
I have heard from countless municipal officials
that they will have to scramble in order to develop
special new by-laws for this new substance. It is
unclear as to how they will enforce the licencing
ted to sell marijuana. The location where it is al-
lowed to be sold and how is done by Municipal
zoning and by-laws is another challenge.
There is also the question of higher policing
costs as the enforcement is done and paid for by
local taxpayers. There is significant debate over
how drugs can be tested for in the operation of
vehicles and equipment.
Ultimately the local property tax will be the
source to pay for these new responsibilities.
I have also heard from municipal officials who
are concerned that we are introducing a new toxin
that individuals will be able to consume, while
trying to essentially phase out other harmful sub-
stances, especially tobacco.
There is a fear that the federal government is
rushing into this far too quickly, in order to fulfil
a campaign promise. They have not considered
the impact this will have on municipalities, which
are the jurisdictions that will actually be enforcing
these new laws at the end of the day.
I invite you to contact my office to share your
thoughts on this or any other topic.
You can contact me in Brooks at martin.shields.
c1@parl.gc.ca or 1-844-241-0020, in Strathmore at
403-361-2980 or martin.shields.c2@parl.gc.ca, or
in Ottawa at martin.shields@parl.gc.ca or 613-992-
0761.

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Spreading friendship
The Rockyford Friendship Centre hosted their annual Spring Tea on April
29. There was a wonderful bake table, a craft table and silent auction. The
highlight of the day was the entertainment provided by Trica Hatch School
of Dance from Drumheller. Photos Courtesy of Gail Garvin
Drums, bands and drama
Strathmore Legion Branch #10 NEWS Holy Cross Collegiate junior and senior high bands performed their annual
Spring Concert on April 11 along with a junior high drama production. The
HCC Drumline, world drumming also performed for the crowd with pleasing
By Irene Knappe, Secretary / PR / Poppy Chair songs from The Little Mermaid.
On April 29th we held our big THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS evening and it was a great
get-together! The tables were located at the end of the hall, and in three corners of the hall
Celebrating Canadas 150th birthday
Pat had set up food stations. There were several cheese platters, and at one station there was
fried chicken and salads, and on another he had hamburger sliders and all different condiments
and on the third station was the desert. GROAN! There was a chocolate fountain and just about
everything under the sun you could dip in the chocolate! At 8 pm there was live entertainment.
What an evening! A HUGE thank you to Pat and his wife Jenny for knowing the way to our MARGO SEVCIK
stomachs!! You definitely helped make the evening special!!!
On May 6th is our annual Shoot For the Troops dart shoot. If there is anyone out there Growing Families Society President
who has an article or two, of good quality, that you have to donate and wish to put
into the silent auction, please bring your items to the Legion when you can, before May
4th. Dont forget to put your name on the article so that you may be mentioned for your
Growing Families Society was thrilled to host
much-appreciated contribution. its second annual Family Event and Fundraiser on
The Legion Executive meeting is on Tuesday, May 9th, at 7 pm. April 28 at the Civic Centre. The party was to cel-
On Saturday, May 13th, 6 pm, is our annual Steak and Lobster Event. It is now SOLD
OUT!! For those who have tickets, have a great time and thank you for your support! ebrate Canadas 150 Birthday; having the Strath-
The LA General meeting is on Tuesday, May 16th, at 7 pm. more Childrens Choir kick off the evening by
The High School Rodeo is on May 20th and 21st, and once again we will have our singing OCanada and Happy
hamburger/hot dog Food Wagon on location. Please let us know if you are willing and able to
volunteer and help us on these dates. Birthday. The pancake supper,
The Legion General meeting will be on Tuesday, May 23rd, at 7 pm. supplied by the Cheadle Lions
Tickets for The Legions 2nd Annual Ed Smith Memorial Bar-b-q are still available. On Club, made everyone in the
June 17th the $25 per person ticket will get each of you no-host cocktails at 4 pm, a delicious
bar-b-q and the trimmings at 6 pm and live entertainment at 8 pm. Dont miss it! Tickets family smile - kids loved the
available at the Legion or from individual sellers. pancakes, moms didnt have
Jitney darts every Saturday at 1 pm. to cook and it was affordable
Bingo every Wednesday beginning at 6:15 pm.
Drop-in crib every Thursday, at 7 pm. to feed the whole family for
Meat draws every Friday at 6 pm and every Saturday at 3 pm. $25.
TO ALL OF OUR OLD AND NEW GENERATION VETS A HEART-FELT THANK YOU Kids were entertained by a
WE ARE FOREVER IN YOUR DEBT carnival hosted by the Strath-
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR SUPPORTERS AND VOLUNTEERS!! more Youth Club and the
For further information, please call the Legion at 403.934.5119 Carseland Lions Spin-to-Win
wheel which generated a
prize with every spin. In be-
Thought for tween spins, kids were found dancing with their
the Week parents and grandparents. Memories were taken
home with photos from the Shots and Giggles
~ photobooth as well as a family photo op supplied
In the by Strathmore Home Hardware.
spring, at Funds were raised through an online auction
and a raffle table. Generous donations from many
the end of
the day, you
should smell Local MP hosts roundtables
like dirt. ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
Margret Atwood
Member of Parliament (MP) Martin Shields held
a variety of roundtable events in different com-
munities in the Bow River constituency over the
past couple of weeks, focusing on the 2017 fed-
eral budget.
Along with speaking to different town councils
about specific matters, MP Shields invited coun-
cil members, chamber of commerce members and
business owners to sit down with him to discuss
the recently released federal budget.
One of the big discussion topics, especially for
councils involved in the different municipalities,
was about infrastructure and money for infrastruc-
ture projects.
Sixty per cent of infrastructure is in municipali-
ties. It is roads, bridges and all the things to do
with water and sewer infrastructure, said Shields.
There was an obvious concern of receiving mon-
ey to do those projects. The (fact the) only source
of revenue (for municipalities) basically is prop-
erty tax is a challenge for municipalities.
Another topic that affects rural areas more than
urban is the issue of grain tickets. Grain tickets are
when farmers can take the revenue from the sales
of grain and spread it over two years. Because
farming is unpredictable in the sense of pay and
how crops are going to turn out each year, farmers
can spread their revenue to even out their income
each year, which is an advantage.
What the government has said is they want to
remove that exemption. To grain farmers, it is go-
ing to be a challenge for them and a very big is-
Manny Everett Photo
local businesses provided variety and value to
everyone who attended. Attendance included ba-
bies, just days old, to grandparents.
Our family dance reflects who Growing Fami-
lies Society aims to help - families throughout
their life cycle and to help them transition from
one phase to the next, said Society President Mar-
go Sevcik. Our mission is to promote, support
and advocate healthy life-
styles within rural communi-
ties by enhancing the unity of
the family structure through
various client directed pro-
grams and community devel-
opment.
The estimated $7,500 raised
will support Strathmore and
surrounding communities
through various Growing
Families Society programs.
Our three main programs are
Growing Opportunities, sup-
porting at risk pregnant wom-
an in creating healthy lifestyles for themselves and
their babes; 5 for Life Early Childhood, focus on
0 to 5 years in preparation for Kindergarten; and
Bridging the Gap engages seniors 55 years and
older in programming and volunteerism. Stay con-
nected to Growing Families Society events and ac-
tivities through Facebook.
sue, said Shields.
Another hot topic that is not part of the budget
but is a piece of legislation that was introduced
just before the break was the marijuana piece of
legislation.
The way this one works is the federal govern-
ment has introduced it with some very limited
amount of detail. One, they dont want anyone un-
der the age of 18 to purchase (marijuana), and two,
how many plants you can have in your house,
said Shields. The federal government is letting the
provinces and territories develop the next level
of guidelines, and then it will come down to the
municipalities to deal with the bulk of it.
Shields said municipalities can create bylaws
that determine where marijuana can be sold or
if they will allow it to sell at all. They will also
have to possibly create zones for people to grow
it in their houses, and they must decide if grow-
ers need to be inspected and/or licensed and how
much they will charge for licenses.
Shields said there will be some costs involved
at the municipal level because municipalities will
need to do all the fine tuning and programs re-
garding the piece of legislation. The Police Asso-
ciation of Canada has already said the program
will be a huge cost and they are wondering who
will pay for it.
At this point, there is nothing there. Theyve
just introduced the bill to legalize it and they are
going to do it very quickly, said Shields. Its our
hope that we will get more questions answered.
Shields said he will be holding more roundta-
bles later in the year to continue these discussions
and to hear more concerns.
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Strathmores Field of Honour TUESDAYS

remembers veterans
SABRINA KOOISTRA
Times Junior Reporter
WALK-IN

For some Strathmore residents, war
is foreign and merely historical, but for
many, military conflicts have affected
more than the service-person; they have
left a lasting impact on their family.
As a way to honour those who hero-
ically sacrificed their lives from Strath-
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mores area, the Field of Honour in
Strathmores cemetery is home to ex-
5 pm - 8 pm
service men and women, with dates of Mon. 5 pm - 8 pm, Wed. 9 am - 12 pm, Thur 9 am - 12 pm
passing from as early as 1934. The Field of Honour in Strathmores cemetery is home to ex-service men
With approximately 60 people in- and women, with dates of passing from as early as 1934. 231-2nd. Avenue, Strathmore 403 934-4444
terred in the unseparated sections, the Sabrina Kooistra Photo Serving the Community since 1985
Field of Honour has two locations in
the cemetery with veterans, and some With milestones such as the 100th anniversary of the Bat- WELCOMING ALL PATIENTS
with their spouse in a double-depth tle of Vimy Ridge, MP Martin Shields said that Canadians
grave. played the pivotal role and with a Field of Honour close to
Times TIDBITS
Private William Gray from the 72nd home, its a great way for a community like Strathmore to
Highlanders and Private William recognize those who have served Canada. Did You Know?
Wilkinson from the Welch Regiment, According to Veterans Affairs Canada, our nation alone A group of individuals interested in preserving history in Strathmore
a British Infantry Unit, were the earli- counted over 115,000 casualties from the First World War, and area met in 2014. The Western District Historical Society
est documented ex-service persons in the Second World War and the Korean War. More than 1,800 officially became a society in 2015.
this section, who died in 1934. Others Canadians are remembered in the Seventh Book of Remem- We now have about 20 members and welcome new members.
in the Field of Honour held the titles brance, In the Service of Canada which commemorates all
fallen veterans post-1947 (excluding those who served in the December 1, 1883 was the first time the name Strathmore was listed on
of Gunner, Corporal, Craftsman, Lead-
Korean War). the Canadian Pacific Railway timetable. The name was derived from the
ing Aircraftman, Sergeant, and Flying
We live in one of the greatest countries, said Ell. We owe Gaelic strath meaning valley and mohr meaning big.
Officer, and some were members of the
following: 82nd and 211th Battalion, thanks to many people who believed in our way of life.
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Times Reporter
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contest has been launched
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their cutest new farm baby
arrivals.
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Hope Bridges schedule changes
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Times Reporter
Several classes have been rescheduled at Hope Bridges.
A two-hour gentle version of Drum Fit as facilitated by
Rhonda Bruce is rescheduled from May 1 to May 9 from 7 to
9 p.m. in the kids wing of the Hope Community Covenant
Church.
The pottery class at the Strathmore Library classroom is
rescheduled from May 2 to May 30, from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Hazardous Household Waste

Bring in your hazardous household waste (pesticides, battery acid, chemicals etc.)!
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Dates
Oiling
County Roads new application $27.89/metre ($8.50/ft) + GST Rosebud Memorial HallTuesday, May 30, 4-7 p.m.
County Roads redo $24.61/metre ($7.50/ft) + GST
Gravel Secondary Hwy new application $31.17/metre ($9.50/ft) + GST Hussar Community HallThursday, June 1, 4-7 p.m.
Gravel Secondary Hwy redo $27.89/metre ($8.50/ft) + GST
Namaka Community HallWednesday, June 7, 4-7 p.m.
Note: Redo rates apply only at the County's discretion, and only if dust control has
been done the previous year on the same site.

Deadline to order: Join us for BBQ and...

For Oiling (begins late-July, weather permitting)July 7, 2017
PatchingTime Sensitive!
$100/tonne + GST (as with all dust control, for materials only)
Patching may be done on roads with oil applied last year. The service is subject to
an inspection of the site to determine if the road surface can be repaired/patched
or if the damage is too extensive.
Get your application in right away so that the area may be inspected because, if it is
determined that patching is not an option, the deadline for requesting oiling still
applies (July 7, 2017)
Information about Wheatland Countys Environmental and Agricultural
Conservation Programs
An opportunity to share your thoughts and provide feedback as to what the
priorities of the municipality should be for future environmental stewardship
projects
Information from local non-profit environmental organizations who will be in
attendance to share information and programs available to landowners
An opportunity to speak with Alberta Environment and Parks compliance
department!

For more information: www.wheatlandcounty.ca or 403-934-3321

 May 5, 2017 Strathmore TIMES Page 13

Kaitlyn Sloboda, RSA grad, K.M.W HEATING AND

celebrates CD release
LAUREEN F. GUENTHER
Times Contributor
Kaitlyn Sloboda, a 2016 graduate of
Rosebud School of the Arts, will per-
form a CD release concert on May 14 to
celebrate her first album, A Feeling Of.
The album includes five original
songs, which Sloboda sings and accom-
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The actual content of these songs (is
what) I actually want to talk about with
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people, she said. The (CD) is what I HEATING | AIR CONDITIONING | HOT WATER TANKS
want to give people so there can be
that connection. Im so excited about
these things that I want to share them
with as many people as I can. Air Conditioning
At the concert, Sloboda will perform
Spring Tune Up & Maintenance
A/Cs
with Rosebud students Cassie Garbutt

20% off
panies on piano on vocals and percussion, and Bethany
and guitar. Wickens on vo-
A lot of the cals and uku-
songs deal with lele. Caitlyn
kind of a search- OConnor, an-
ing and a wan- other RSA stu-

Spring A/C Promotion!

dering and look- dent, will open
ing, she said. with her own
One of the original music.
songs is It Feels
Like Home. Lyr-
(Audiences)
are going to Buy a air condition Package 14 seer or higher,
ics in there are
Im looking for a
love the variety
of songs that get up to 10% off installation or Furnace & A/C Combo!
place that I can were going to
call home. And perform, Slo-
what does home boda said. Im
feel like? Is it a doing some of
person? Is it a place? my original songs, and then weve ar-
Another song is about comfort. ranged a bunch of cover songs. I think
What makes us feel safe and loved theyll love Cassie, Beth and I. I think
and valued? When do I feel safe to theres something really electric about
share my heart with people? she asked how the three of us perform together
She also sings about when she was and our voices blend. Book by
afraid but God came and restored her,
and of nostalgia, wishing she could go
And since the concert is on Mothers
Day, Sloboda said its a nice way to
Residential & Commercial June 1, 2017
back in time to when a relationship
was happy.
honour the women in our lives.
The concert is at Rosebuds Akokini- K.M.W.Heating@gmail.com
skway Gallery, May 14 at 7 p.m. Tick-
Strathmore & Area 403-870-2744
While she was recording, Sloboda
said, she was focused on sound quality. ets are $5 and can be purchased at the
Now shes concluded theres something door. CDs will also be available for pur-
even more important. chase.

Public HearingsWheatland County Council Chambers
May 16, 2017 at 1 p.m.
Wheatland County will consider the following applications for Public
Hearing at the regular Council meeting on Tuesday, May 16, 2017.
The following public hearings begin at 1 p.m. and proceed until all
applications have been heard:
Bylaw # 2016-27
File No. LU2016-38
Owner/Applicant: Derek and Trevor Elliot/Derek and Trevor Elliot
Legal Description: Block 1, Plan 941 0521 (SW-35-23-25-W4M)
Plan Area: +/- 16.88 ha (+/- 41.73 ac)
Division # 4
Proposal: Redesignate from Agricultural General (A-G) District to Direct
Control (D-C) District.
Bylaw # 2016-63
File No. LU2016-82
Owner/Applicant: 1360848 Alberta Ltd./Greg Royer
Legal Description: Lots 3 & 5, Block 1, Plan 061 1627; Lots 7 & 8, Block 1, Plan
061 1629; Parcels 6 & 9, Plan 911 1987
Plan Area: +/- 134.9 ha (+/- 333.42 ac)
Division # 2
Proposal: Redesignate 134.9 ha (333.42 ac) of land from Agricultural General
(A-G) District to Direct Control (DC) District. The Direct Control District would
allow for the subject lands to be used for the care, raising, and breeding of
endangered species with supporting institutional uses.
Bylaw # 2017-02
File No. LU2017-02
Owner/Applicant: SLD Farming Ltd./Don Jensen
Legal Description: NW-22-24-22-W4M
Plan Area: +/- 64.7 ha (+/- 160 ac)
Division # 1
Proposal: Redesignate approximately +/- 1.23 ha (+/- 3.06 ac) of land from
Agricultural General (A-G) District to Country Residential (C-R) District.
Bylaw # 2017-05
File No. LU2017-07
Owner/Applicant: Glenn Muller, Adrian Spliedt, Lindy Mackenzie/Adrian Spliedt
Legal Description: SE-30-24-24-W4M
Plan Area: +/- 64.7 ha (+/- 160 ac)
Division # 5
Proposal: Redesignate approximately 2.58 ha (+/- 6.39 ac) of land from
Agricultural General (A-G) District to Country Residential (C-R) District. The
application would facilitate the subdivision of two parcels, one +/- 1.21 ha
(+/- 3.0 ac), and one 1.37 ha (+/- 3.39 ac) parcel.
Bylaw # 2017-08
File No. LU2017-09
Owner/Applicant: Edward and Fiona Forner/Dillon Consulting Ltd.
Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 1, Plan 091 3707 (SW-16-25-26-W4M)
Plan Area: +/- 8.05 ha (+/- 19.89 ac)
Division # 5
Proposal: Redesignate approximately +/- 8.05 ha (+/- 19.89 ac) of land from
Agricultural General (A-G) District to Agricultural Small Holding (A-SH) District.
Comments may be forwarded in writing to Wheatland County or at the above
meeting. The application files may be reviewed in the County Office during regular
office hours Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Any comments provided will
become part of the public record in accordance with Section 40 (1) of the Alberta
Freedom of Information and Protection Privacy (FOIPP) Act. Any personal
information on submissions made regarding applications is collected under the
authority of the FOIPP Act Section 33 (c) and subsequent versions of the Act.
Page 14 GARDEN 2017 Strathmore Times

NOW OPEN
Post-winter garden prep
Lawns and gardens can bear the brunt of planting season. Make sure to discard any
winter weather and are often in need of tender debris effectively so it does not find its way
loving care by the time spring arrives. back into the garden.
Preparing a garden for spring and summer Turn the greenhouse into a clean house.

Beautiful
involves assessing any damage that harsh Spring cleaning is not just for the interior of
weather might have caused. As temperatures a home. Cleaning a greenhouse in advance of
climb, gardeners can heed the following post- spring can help gardeners evict any overwin-

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to ensure some successful gardening in the spring gardening season arrives. A thorough
months ahead. cleaning, which should include cleaning

Begin with
Assess the damage. Even if winter was the inside of greenhouse glass and washing
mild, gardens might still have suffered some flower pots and plant trays, also can prevent
damage. Inspect garden beds and any fenc- plant diseases from surviving into spring.

US! ing or barriers designed to keep wildlife from

getting into the garden. Before planting anew,
fix any damage that Mother Nature or local
wildlife might have caused over the past sev-
Check for pests. Speak with a local
gardening professional to determine if there
are any local pests to look out for and how
to recognize and remove these pets from
eral months. gardens. Pests may hibernate in the soil over
Clear debris. Garden beds and surrounding the winter, and such unwelcome visitors can
landscapes that survived winter without being make it difficult for gardens to thrive come

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Avoid aches and pains when gardening

People who have not spent much time in a garden may of suffering repetitive strain injuries. Alternate tasks not
not consider this rewarding hobby much of a threat to just on muscle groups worked, but also level of difficulty.
their health. But as veteran gardeners can attest, garden- Remember to include some simple jobs even on busy
ing can contribute to nagging aches and pains that can gardening days so the body gets a break.
force even the most ardent green-thumbers indoors. Take frequent breaks. Frequent breaks can help com-
Gardening is a physical activity that, despite its peace- bat the stiffness and muscle aches that may not appear
ful nature, can be demanding on the body. Thankfully, until gardeners finish their gardening sessions. Breaks
there are several ways that gardening enthusiasts can help to alleviate muscles or joints that can become over-
prevent the aches and pains that can sometimes pop up taxed when gardening for long, uninterrupted periods of
after long days in the garden. time. When leaning down or working on your hands and
Use ergonomic gardening tools. Ergonomic gardening knees, stand up to take breaks every 20 minutes or the
tools are designed to prevent the types of aches, pains and moment aches and pains start to make their presence felt.
injuries that can cut gardeners seasons short. Gardening Maintain good posture. Back injuries have a tendency
injuries can affect any area of the body, but injuries or to linger, which can keep gardeners indoors and out of
aches and pains affecting the back, wrists and hands are their gardens. When gardening, maintain good posture to
among the most common physical problems gardeners prevent back injuries. Gardening back braces can protect
endure. Look for ergonomic tools that reduce the strain the back by providing support and making it easier
on these areas of the body. Even arthritis sufferers who for gardeners to maintain their posture. Tool pouches
love to garden may find that ergonomic tools make it attached to gardening stools or chairs also can be less
possible for them to spend more time in their gardens taxing on the back than gardening belts tied around the
without increasing their risk for injury. waist.
Alternate tasks. Repetitive-strain injuries can affect Gardening might not be a contact sport, but it can
gardeners who spend long periods of time performing cause pain if gardeners do not take steps to prevent the
the same activity in their gardens. By alternating tasks onset of muscle aches and strains when spending time in Opening
during gardening sessions, gardeners can reduce their risk their gardens.
May 13, 2017
DID YOU KNOW?
AVB
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just as challenging as a thorough aerobics workout at a nearby fitness club. To reap the greatest benefits, gardeners GREENHOUSES
should use as little motorized machinery as possible. Manual tools will get you moving and can burn a substantial
amount of calories. Try to vary positions and alternate which hands you use to reduce strain and get an even workout. Come check out & admire an
Fitness experts say that gardening can improve strength, increase endurance and assist with flexibility. According to a outstanding collection
report in the UK publication The Telegraph, clearing a pond or weeding can burn some 300 calories in an hour. Forty- of flowering plants.
five minutes worth of gardening can burn as many calories as 30 minutes of aerobics.
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Strathmore
Denture Clinic SHS presents emotional play
Terry Grant Denturist
403.934.3877
Hometown Glory
SABRINA KOOISTRA We wanted to bring real, raw emo- these places with a certain hometown
Complete / Partial Dentures Times Junior Reporter tion to the performance, making the au- glory, if you will, viewing the place
dience feel as invested in the emotional we have grown up as plain, sometimes
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Showcased in this years Zone Five journey as we were, said Brooke Paiha. dark and sad, while simultaneously
Custom Mouthguards competition, hosted by Strathmore While primarily written by Isabelle magnificent and special, said Brooke
High School (SHS), audience members Lorenz and Brooke Paiha, the show Paiha.
Custom Night Guards centred around the stories of SHS grad- In addition, subtle symbolism was in-
were presented with an emotional re-
Natural Teeth Whitening telling of childhood bullying in the play uate Casey Tucker and Paiha, herself. tegrated into the play with the use of
Hometown Glory on April 28. With stories of family swapping and torn pink shirts. Signifying the univer-
Performed earlier in the year as an in- substance abuse, isolation and hope- sal colour for anti-bullying, the tears in
dependent show, Hometown Glory was lessness, writers Lorenz and Paiha inte- the shirts were intentionally selected
reintroduced by SHS for the competi- grated testimonies through speech and by writers to represent those who have
tion. music by singer/songwriter Adele, who faced bullying and come away hurt. Al-
Performed by leads Brooke and Brit- also experienced bullying in her youth. beit a symbol of brokenness, the shirts
tyn Paiha, SHSs dance classes, in ad- The title itself was even inspired by also showcase their hopefulness in the
dition to guest instrumentalists and Adeles work. Her song Hometown ability to repair the damage that was
SHS graduates Sho Blunderfield and Glory in her album 19 features the lyr- caused by destructive actions and mali-
413 - 3rd St. Strathmore Kaitlyn Sloboda, audience members ics shows that we are united shows cious utterances.
and adjudicators were treated with not that we aint gonna take it, establishing Paiha concluded: While it still is emo-
Times TIDBITS only hearing Tucker and Paihas stories, the tone of their testimonies. tional for me to share what happened
Did You Know? they were able to emotionally connect Everyone has this attachment to the in my past, I have always felt that the
The original site of the railway siding, Strathmore, through the use of interpretive dance, place where they have grown up benefit it may have to other people far
was just west of Eagle Lake - 4 kilometres aerial hoops and familiar school images while that connection is amazing there outweighs my fears each time I go on-
southeast of the present location. projected onto the background. still can be terrible things that happen, stage. It was an incredible opportunity
like bullying, in our town. There is a and I am so grateful to have been able
nostalgic view that we look back on to perform it one more time.
PUBLIC NOTICE
VILLAGE OF ROCKYFORD
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT ACT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
In accordance with the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, Village of Rockyford has applied
to Environment and Parks for a renewal of an existing approval to operate the Rockyford water treatment
facility. The existing Rockyford waterworks System consists of a surface water source from the Bow River
(through the works of the Western Irrigation District), raw water storage located at NW of Section 22 Town-
ship 026 Range 23 West of the 4th Meridian; water treatment consisting of taste and odor control, floccula-
tion, clarification, sedimentation, with rapid sand filtration, followed by disinfection using Sodium Hypochloi-
ite, treated water storage and a distribution network within the Village of Rockyford.

The EPEA application requests removal of the water treatment components and requirements, as well as the
treated water distribution requirements from the Rockyford waterworks approval. The water treatment com-
ponents will be eventually reclaimed, and the treated water distribution system wlli be separately regulated
by a Code of Practice under EPEA that will be issued by Alberta Environment and Parks.

A directiy affected person may provide Input into certain regulatory decisions, as allowed by the Environ-
mental Protection and Enhancement Act (section 73). Specifically, any person who is directly affected by this
application may submit a written statement of concern within 30 days of the date of this notice to:
Environment and Parks
Regulatory Approvals Center
5th Floor, 9915 -108 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2G8
Fax: (780) 422-0154
E-mail: aep.applications@gov.ab.ca

The written statement of concern should include the following:

- the application number 010-1117
- describe concerns that are relevant to matters regulated by the Environmental
Protection and Enhancement Act
- explain how the filer of the concern will be directly affected by the activities
proposed In the application
- provide the legal land location of the land owned or used by the filer
where the concerns described are believed to be applicable
- state the distance between the land owned or used by the filer and the site In
the application
- contact Information Including the full name and mailing address of the filer.
- Please provide a telephone number and/or email address for ease of contact.

Environment and Parks will review each written statement of concern, seek more information if needed, and
notify each filer by letter of the decision to accept or reject their written submission as a valid statement of
concern. The Public Notice of this application will also be posted on the Departments website at
https://avw.alberta.ca/PublicNoticesViewer.aspx.

Statements of concern submitted regarding this application are public records which are accessible by the
public and the applicant. Failure to file a statement of concern may affect the right to file a Notice of Appeal
with the Environmental Appeals Board.

Copies of the application and additional information can be obtained from:

Village of Rockyford
Attention: Lois Mountjoy
BOX 294
110 MAIN ST, ROCKYFORD, AB TOJ 2R0
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SHS wins three awards at drama zones

ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter

The Strathmore High School (SHS)
held the Zone Five Drama Zone Festival
from April 27 to 29. The festival, which
boasted 17 different one act plays over
the three days, returned to Strathmore
after being held in other schools for
several years.
SHS presented two different one act
plays: Hometown Glory, an original
play performed by students from SHS
The Strathmore High School presented two
teacher Deanne Bertsch drama class; one-act plays at the Zone 5 Drama Zones held
and The Babysitter by Laura Woodward, in Strathmore from April 27 to 29. The Babysit-
which was directed and performed by ter and Hometown Glory were both performed
Ellise Down, Breanne Sanders, Brittany with Hometown Glory and its directors taking
Anger, Kaitlyn McIntyre and Emily Bai- home a few awards.
Maria Kooistra Photo
lie.
Other schools in the competition in- - Tanya Shypth received the Presi-
cluded Cochrane, Springbank, High dents Award for her technical guidance
River and Okotoks. for all schools participating.
Numerous awards were handed out - Hometown Glory, directed by
at the final awards ceremony on April Deanne Bertsch, received an award for
29 after the final performances of each excellence in ensemble work.
play. SHS took home three different Provincials will be held in Red Deer
awards this year: from May 4 to 6. Two plays were cho-
- Ainsley Sorenson won an honorable sen to advance, including Cochranes
mention for her Power Point projection Boy in Hoodie by Daniel MacIvor and
design for Hometown Glory. Springbanks Specter by Don Nigro.

Volunteers spring clean Alberta highways

JANET KANTERS
Times Associate Editor
Young volunteers will be on the road
Saturday, May 6, during the provinces
annual highway cleanup event.
Between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. this Satur-
day, motorists will see volunteers wear-
ing bright orange safety vests collect-
ing garbage along Alberta roadsides as
they raise money for their community
organizations.
The annual highway cleanup was es-
tablished as a fundraiser for non-prof-
it and community organizations and
to help clean up provincial highway
rights-of-way. Depending on the weath-
er, the event is held each year on the
first or second Saturday of May.
Last year, the Alberta government
contributed close to $975,000 to 622
volunteer organizations as over 14,000
volunteers helped clean up more than
12,600 kilometres of Alberta roadways.
Volunteer organizations include 4-H
clubs, Scouts, Girl Guides, schools,
church organizations, Rotary clubs,
sports teams and various non-profit
groups.
Groups must register with the prov-
ince as non-profit organizations to
participate. Organizations can earn
between $55 and $100 per kilometre
cleaned, with the higher amount go-
ing to those groups cleaning highways Times TIDBITS
closer to urban centres which tend to
accumulate more trash. Did You Know?
Motorists are asked to slow down, On February 12, 1910, a train of two coaches and 22 boxcars brought 67 settlers,
obey signs and be cautious when pass- their supplies and livestock to Strathmore.
ing cleanup crews. Participants are Most were of German descent coming from North Dakota.
asked to be aware, make sure they are After spending a day unloading, they left the following morning to settle in the
Rosebud River area.
visible and obey all traffic signs.

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Spartans
rugby
gets on
the board
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
After being shut out in their home opener, the Strathmore
High School Spartans girls rugby team blew the doors off
the Banff Community High School Bears.
It was nice to get that first one out of the way. Hopefully
we can build off this moving forward, said Spartans head
coach Jerry Flaws after the 36-14 home win April 27.
Darcie Weir led the way for the Spartans, converting a pair
of tries midway through the first half.
Two weeks ago, Foothills did a great job taking away
time and space. Today, she took it upon herself to create her
own time and space, really taking advantage when she had
the ball, said Flaws.
The Spartans were held to only one practice following
their last game. Spring break and shaky weather conditions
limited their practice time.
Kelsey Johnson put the Spartans on the board early, div-
ing into the corner of the try zone. The Bears scored early
in the second half, cutting the lead to 17-7, but the Spartans
kept coming.
We were slow to rucks today, that was the main thing. We
couldnt get enough pressure on them to stop their momen-
tum. They just kept coming, said Bears head coach Cody
Skrine.
Kaitlynn Stewart juked a pair of defenders down the right
sideline, diving into pay dirt.
Later in the half, Pacey Strangling Wolf rumbled down
the field to the goal line, but a late forward pass halted the
drive.
Becky Driver won a ruck battle, ran over a trio of Bears,
plowing her way for the try, making it 29-7. Putting the fin-
ishing touches on the Bears was Jessica Turner, who took a
quick shovel pass from Kayleigh Coull and rolled over the
goal line for the score.
The Bears tacked on a late try to bring the score up to 36-
14, as they fell to 1-1 on the season.
With three games remaining, the Spartans will not play
another home game until they host provincials June 9.
Their first road game of the season took place May 2,
when they travelled to Springbank High School and took on
the Phoenix. In a rare back-to-back, the Spartans made their
way to Bow Valley High School for a tilt with the Bobcats
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Strathmore High School Spartans winger Brianna Kennedy bulldozes
over a pair of Banff Community High School Bear tacklers April 27 at
Strathmore High School field.
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BOYS LOOK FOR FIRST WIN
The Spartans guys program is still searching for their
first try of the season, but head coach Brad Steele was
encouraged by the effort put forth by his team.
Offensively we need to run and control the rucks. We
had some nice kicks and chases today, we need more of
that going forward. We have the athletic ability to per-
form, now we just need to put that together with a physi-
cal game and we will be fine, said Steele. We just want
to peak at the end of our season.
The 2-0 Bears, who were unable to practice the week
leading up to the matchup because their field was under
lots of snow, jumped out to an early 14-0 lead on a pair
of converted tries from Max Lozeman and Duncan Thor-
burn.
Mostly everyone that was on the field has been play-
ing rugby for two to three years. One of our new guys,
Max (Lozeman), brought a lot to the table today. He is
a big guy with great footwork that is hard to tackle. He
normally picks up six to seven yards after contact, said
Bears head coach Ian Higginbottom.
They controlled the possessions. They had phases that
were six minutes long, said Steele.
In front 31-0 deep into the second half, the game was
called early when Bears backup scrum-half Ben Cook
went down untouched with a dislocated left knee. The
ambulance came to pick him up, at which point both
coaches agreed to end the match.
The Spartans (0-2) were in action May 2 when they trav-
elled to Springbank High School to take on the Phoenix.
Like the girls team, the guys wont have another home
game until provincials.
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Kings renew
successful
coaching staff
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
After finishing with the second-best
record in franchise history, the Strath-
more Wheatland Kings announced last
week they will be retaining the man-
agement and coaching staff.
We are proud to have this group of
local men stay with our organization,
said Kings president Mike Langen.
Consistency within the team will help
the organization to continue to grow
within the league and community.
The Kings went 16-18-0-4 with fresh
faces running the program. Darcy
Busslinger took over for Dale Peters as
the third general manager and direc-
tor of hockey operations in franchise
history. When he assumed the role, he
brought his coaching crew from the
Wheatland Athletic Association with
him.
It was also announced that head
coach Shadoe Stoodley, and assistants
Kennan and Braden Desmet, will be
back behind the bench. Stoodley is the
third head coach in franchise history.
We are all very excited to be com-
ing back and hopefully build off of
last years performance. It was a huge
learning experience for everyone and
I think we all learned a ton this year,
said Stoodley. Darcy was great in tak-
ing care of the hockey operations,
which allowed us to just focus on the
games. That took a huge load off our
shoulders.
Stoodley was quick to credit his re-
lationship with the general manager
for making things easier at the Junior
B level.
Ive known Darcy for a few years
now and hes always been easy to get
along with, said Stoodley. When we
talk, it isnt a boss talking to a coach;
its a friend talking to another friend.
He makes everything easier and the
rink a fun place to be around.
The Kings cant do anything else to-
wards next season until June 1, when
they can begin to talk to players and
see some commitment for the upcom-
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Spartans secure provincial slot
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter Game 2 with a 21-12 win. In Game 2, the
Its time to clear more space for another
South Central Zone championship banner
in the Strathmore High School gym.
The Spartans badminton team captured
the team title along with a few individu-
al medals last weekend at the badminton
zones tournament in Cochrane. It is the
third zone title for the high school this sea-
son, joining the cross country and senior
girls basketball team.
The goal for this team was to try and de-
fend their zone banner title which they have
held for the past several years, said Spar-
tans head coach Kenton Zandee. Our focus
all year was about improving and develop-
ing over the course of the season to hope-
fully put forth their best efforts at zones.
The stingy sophomore guys doubles team
of Ryan Edwards and Luka Nizetic led the
Spartans with a gold medal performance
against Holy Trinity Academy. Winning the
Strathmore duo bound for water polo provincials
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
The Calgary Renegades nearly pulled
off an epic comeback, but fell just short
during the gold medal match of the
U16 girls western water polo champi-
onship April 30 at the Repsol Centre in
Calgary.
Two locals, Payton Jensen and Alex
Knight, help make up the Renegades
roster.
The Renegades trailed 8-1 to Team
Saskatchewan, which was comprised of
players from Regina, Estevan and Wey-
burn.
We showed a lot of composure out
there, to be able to dig ourselves out of
that hole, said Renegades head coach
Nathaniel Miller. We have to use that
as a learning lesson moving forward.
Despite the rough start, things started
picking up as the game went along.
It was a stressful game to be a part
of, said 14-year-old Jensen. Our de- the Renegades keeper with 14 seconds remaining, sealing
fence fell apart in the first quarter be-
cause we simply lacked intensity. Once
we picked up our game in the second
half, we showed what type of team we
truly are.
Even with the loss, the Renegades
qualified for nationals, which take place
May 26 to 28 back at the Repsol Centre.
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Knights jumped in front 10-5, but Edwards
and Nizetic battled back to win 21-17.
Their experience took over and they
didnt panic. They honed their strategy and
were strategically aggressive and dissected
their opponents, said Zandee. It must have
felt great for them, after they lost this gold
medal match last season.
In the junior girls singles category, Julia
Vermeeren shocked the more experienced
girls in the field and pulled the silver medal.
Luckily for Vermeeren, the Top 2 players in
each category advance to provincials. She
will join Edwards and Nizetic this weekend
in Red Deer.
Any time you send a couple kids to pro-
vincials, thats always considered a success-
ful season, said Zandee.
Playing in his final badminton match of Four Strathmore High School Spartans picked up medals last weekend at the South
his high school career, George Shuto battled Central Zone championship in Cochrane. Julia Vermeeren (l) won silver, Luka Nizetic
his way to the bronze in the always-chal- and Ryan Edwards won gold in intermediate doubles and George Shuto captured the
bronze in the senior boys singles division.
lenging senior boys singles division. Photo Courtesy of Kenton Zandee
Pacific Storm 6-5 on April 28.
The Renegades were slightly shorthanded on the week-
end, as Knight was absent because of a family holiday.
Alex and Payton are both new to the program this year,
but they fit in well, said Miller. We are a hard-working team
and they are both hard-working players. They have both fit
in quickly and grown as players this season.
With three weeks off until nationals, the Renegades will
practice, refine their passing and tighten up the loose areas
that lead to their downfall in the Western final. They will
also scrimmage against the U19 program in preparation for
Crowther Memorial Junior High School student Payton Jensen elevates for the national tournament.
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Local products produce at Alberta Cup

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Powered by five former Wheatland
Athletic Association players, Team
South nearly ran the table, capturing
the Alberta Cup April 30 at the Alex
Kaleta Arena in Canmore.
Kyle Crnkovic, Moe Hakim, Anson
McMaster, Brayden Kapty and Ethan
McKibbin all played for the Wheatland
Braves double-A peewee team two
years ago under the tutelage of Keith
Klemmensen.
Klemmensen was on hand for the
four-day tourney, taking in the action,
along with former NHLers Brendan
Morrison, Dave Lowry and 150 Western
Hockey League (WHL) scouts.
Ive been coming to this tournament
for a long time now, said Klemmensen.
For me personally, the fun part is
watching these guys develop into tal-
ented players. I worked with them two
years ago, and to see where they are
now is special. Theyre all great kids.
The Alberta Cup pins the top bantam
talent against each other, in the kids
first taste of hockey under the bright
lights and scrutiny from higher levels
of hockey. It also provides WHL scouts
one final look at the kids before the
bantam draft, which was held May 4
in Calgary.
It was a little nervous at times, see-
ing all the WHL coaches and scouts in
the stands, said McKibbin. But you
just have to pay attention to the game
on the ice and not worry about what
else is going on this weekend.
The South opened the tourney with a
2-2 tie April 27 against Team Northwest.
Later in the evening, they bounced
back with a 7-2 stomping against Cal-
gary North.
We brought kids in from eight dif-
ferent teams, said South head coach
Jamie Steer. It was important to build
our team chemistry as quickly as we
could. We really came together af-
ter our first game and improved each
game after that.
Crnkovic sniped a hat trick and
chipped in with an assist in the 7-2
rout, powering his way to be named a
tournament all-star.
Cranny has always been the type of
player that keeps improving and keeps
working, said Klemmensen. Im not
surprised at how far he has come.
The South kept things rolling with
a 4-1 dusting over Edmonton Blue on
April 28. Hakim buried the insurance
marker at the 9:11 mark of the third
from Kapty.
Siksika Nation product McMaster
was named one of the alternate cap-
tains just prior to the tournament. His
leadership came through in the semis,
when the South clipped Edmonton Yel-
low 2-1 on April 29.
During our team building day be-
fore the tourney, he showed signs of
leadership; he asked a lot of questions
and was very vocal during team-ori-
entated events, said Steer. It seemed
like an obvious pick to be one of our
captains.
Tied 1-1 in the second, the South
headed to the power play when Noah
Lamb picked up a tripping minor at the
16:34 mark. The South won the offen-
sive faceoff, but Edmonton blitzed off Team South defenseman and Siksika Nation product Anson McMaster pounds home the game-win-
the draw, trying to get the puck out. ning goal on the power play in the second period during the semifinals April 29 against Edmonton
The 6-foot-3 McMaster battled on the Yellow at the Alex Kaleta Arena in Canmore.
Tyler Lowey Photo
boards, keeping the puck in.
I just wanted to keep the puck alive their goalie, said Steer. Its a nice, Hakim finished with two points and
and create an opportunity for our for- reassuring feeling seeing number five Kapty recorded two points in the five
wards to go to work, said McMaster. hop over the boards in big situations. games.
McMaster skated away from danger Last season, the South walked away Tayln Boko was also a member of the
along the blueline and piped home a with the bronze while Steer coached Braves two seasons ago. He suited up
point shot, giving the South the lead. the gold medal-winning Calgary South in net for the Central team, going 1-1
Hakim picked up an assist. team. in four games with a 3.37 goals against
Anson has gotten better and better Looking to pick up his second title, average and a .920 save percentage.
each game. The goal he scored was Steers squad ambushed Northwest 5-1 This marked the third and final year
huge tonight, but I was much more April 30 in the final. Crnkovic added of the Alberta Cup being played in
impressed with his defensive play in an empty netter, to finish with four Canmore. Next year, the tourney will
the last minute when Edmonton pulled goals and two assists in the tourney. shift to Spruce Grove.

Passion for Wildfire hoops burns bright in community

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
The school basketball season might be over, but the pas-
sion to play still burns for several kids in the Wheatland area.
The Wheatland Wildfire basketball camp is in the middle of
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their eighth year of existence at the Strathmore High School
gym.
Put on by basketball coaches, teachers and volunteer par-
ents, the Wildfire program is working on developing skills
for next year.
Strathmore High School principal Kyle Larson has been
with the program since day one, and he said he is encour-
aged by the growth of interest in the sport locally.
I really enjoy seeing the younger kids come out to practice
and games, said Larson. It means that basketball is catching
on here, and thats what excites me. I enjoy seeing new kids
come out and learn the sport.
The program typically holds at least one practice a week,
running for an hour and a half. Larson then likes to fill up
as many teams as he can and usher them off to tournaments
during the weekend, playing in and around the Calgary area.
We want to play in as many games as possible, said Lar-
son. We are more competitive now, which allows us more
opportunities to play against some of the tougher competi-
tion.
After a lengthy regular season, Matt Laslo feeds off the
enthusiasm from the younger kids, rekindling his appetite
in the sport.
These kids are so keen to learn and they all want to get
better; they are like little sponges out there, said Laslo. Brenna Lammle drives to the rack past Rhianna
They just want to play basketball, run around and have fun. Hermanson during the Wheatland Wildfire prac-
Its that type of passion that reenergizes me. tice April 27 at the Strathmore High School gym.
Laslo is entering his fifth season with the Wildfire, and Tyler Lowey Photo
teams up with Kyle and Leslie Larson as the coaches oversee-
ing the program. With kids ranging from Grade 4 to Grade to maximize the gym space and have a
12, they need as much help as they can get, which is where solid player-to-coach ratio, so the kids
other basketball coaches such as Dion Galandy, Troy Filipi- get the most out of their time with us.
onek, Corey Nelson and parent volunteers help out where This past weekend, playing in differ-
they can. ent communities, the U13 boys went
Former players who have taken part in the program in the 3-0, the U17 boys went 2-1 and the U15
past occasionally come back to lend support as well. girls went 3-0.
Depending on how many kids show up for practice de- The program started at the beginning
termines how much help we need, said Larson. We want of April and will run until mid-June.
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Obituary
BELL, A. Kenneth (Ken)
THANK YOU www.meadowlarkcare.com
April 17, 1941 - April 28-2017 The family of the late Doris Bancroft would like
to thank our friends and relatives for all the kind
After a prolonged illness, Ken passed
words, shared memories, masses, prayers, flowers
away peacefully late Friday morning for Creative & Continued Learning
and food that was given to us as we said good-bye
on April 28, 2017 at the age of 76
to one of the kindest, sweetest moms ever. Thanks
years. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather,
and uncle. He is survived by his children Grant and also to Glenn at the Wheatland Funeral Home, ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Reverent Pamela Scott, for the very touching
Robin, and by his grandchildren, Sage and Cash. He
Memorial Service and the United Church Group May 17 5:30 pm
also leaves to mourn his brothers Barry (Karen), and
for the luncheon. Altogether you made a very
Great dementia care
Dan (Luisa), as well as numerous cousins, nieces, Unit 5, 104 - 3rd Avenue (Leary Centre)
and nephews. Ken was a master teacher, coach, tough day a little easier. And to Dr. Sader and all Everyone is invited
matters
and school administrator, and his educational ca- the nurses who tended to mom in the Strathmore Its time to call
reer was long and varied. He thoroughly enjoyed Hospital, you were awesome. To the residents of
golfing, dancing, RV-ing, and B.S.-ing. A memorial
service will be held on Friday, May 5, 2017 at Hope
Community Covenant Church at 1:00 p.m. In lieu
Lambert Village, thanks for your care and concern.
Patsy (Larry) Kathol, David, Kenneth
Creating a Menu of Change 403-934-5294
of flowers, donations may be made directly to the and Keith (Val) Bancroft food forum has been
Canadian Cancer Society (#200, 325 Manning Road rescheduled to the Fall of 2017.
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Hartell
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