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Jumping on the
tourism train
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
Over 40 businesses from Strathmore and Wheat-

land County met on May 28 to discuss tourism
opportunities in the town and county and how to
Birth Forest become a stronger tourism hub.
The Your Business in Tourism forum, held at
Origin Malting and Brewing, was initiated by the
Page 15 Town of Strathmore’s tourism taskforce and was
supported by Strathmore and District Chamber of
Commerce and facilitated by Community Futures
Wild Rose.
The event was held to take stock of some of
the tourism assets in the area and to share ideas
about expanding the current assets and to create
new tourism assets in the region.
“Tourism is an important tool for economic de-
velopment in terms of business retention, busi-
Lacrosse tournament ness and investment attraction,” said Alexandra
Ross, economic development officer with the
Town of Strathmore. “It puts Strathmore on the
map and increases awareness of what we have
to offer. Over the course of the next 12 months
we will develop a lot of tools for our business
community.”
Held in coordination with Tourism Week, Ross
noted the event added to one of the key messages
of Tourism Alberta – that tourism works and if
tourism works, then businesses work.
The Town’s tourism taskforce was created with
the overall goal to establish a destination market-
ing organization for Strathmore and the region,
and Ross noted the forum was just the first step
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importance of being an ambassador along with
Look on Page 4, 12 + 14 for a review on the Alberta Tourism Information Ser-
Town of Strathmore vice. Wendy Gerbrandt with Community Futures
Municipal Notices Wild Rose provided an overview of the asset gath-
ering collection that was performed in 2017 be-
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views on their attributes, strengths, weaknesses,
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From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., a family friendly market will be
In a show of fun, wonder, amusement and amazement, held behind the Strathmore Civic Centre with a $5 entry fee
KaraLee Foat, MA Co-Owner/Broker
the Wheatland Crisis Society (WCS) is bringing the “big top” per adult and children under 10 free. The entry fee will be PowerRealty.ca 587-390-0596
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games, entertainment, joy of poi and hula workshops along Strathmore, AB
ning cabaret, there is something for everyone to enjoy as with pony rides and food trucks serving up circus favou-
the entertainers roll into town. rites.
“We thought this year we would do something completely For the evening cabaret, the Civic Centre will be trans-
different to try to reach community members who have not formed into an unforgettable evening with stilt walkers,
attended (our fall gala) in the past,” said Carly Cole, WCS roaming circus performers, poi artists, tableside magicians
public educator. “The Under the Big Top cabaret is a way to and the group Contraband for entertainment all night long. Strathmore
invite more of Strathmore to get to know us and come out
for a great night… additionally, it is very important for us to
There will also be a silent auction and raffles with some
large prizes up for bid. Tickets are $70 each and available to Denture Clinic
have a family friendly portion of the day because all of our order now on Eventbrite.com with 100 per cent of the pro- Terry Grant Denturist
programs include families and we really wanted to make ceeds going towards WCS programs and services. Tickets
sure we could include everyone in this event,” she said. for a reserved table of 10 can also be purchased for $700. 403.934.3877
The WCS was incorporated in 1992 and since then has The bar service proceeds from the evening will support
been committed to providing services to women experienc- both WCS programs and also the Support, Teach, Advocate, • Complete / Partial Dentures
ing domestic violence of all forms. They are also one of Nourish, Dare (S.T.A.N.D.) foundation which helps support
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surrounding communities. fer Strathmore and area a second-stage shelter where fami-
“We are proud to operate one of the most inclusive shel- lies will be supported in their own subsidized apartments
ters in Canada today,” said Cole. – WCS’s next goal and something that fundraisers such as
Although most funding for ensuring stability for opera- this one will help get off the ground to bring to Strathmore.
tional activities comes from the provincial government, “We are able to support so many people in starting out
there is an approximate $200,000 a year shortfall in funds in a new life… we invite everyone to come out to our fun-
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viding transportation. that as a community we don’t often get to see,” said Cole.
“We are bringing top-end performers and entertainment She added the purchase of two tables at the evening caba-
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Playschool
visits fire hall
The Hussar Playschool kids and
their parents enjoyed a field trip
to the Hussar Rural Fire Asso-
ciation on May 28. The students
dressed in kid-sized turnout gear,
toured the building, and explored
all the various trucks and equip-
ment. Back row (l-r): Firefighter
Bill Howell, Chief Mike Hager,
Captain Corey Fisher, Firefighter
Einar Davidson, Barb Slemko
(teacher). Front row (l-r): Cam-
ryn Armstrong, Finn Kaiser, Ol-
ivia McCann, Katie Hager, Aleah SHA spring concert
Leskiw, Jordan Harms, Chelsey Sacred Heart Academy held their annual spring concert for Kindergarten
Selgensen. through Grade 6 on May 23. Family and friends were entertained through
Photo Courtesy of Barb Slemko songs, dances and the playing of musical instruments from around the
world.
Manny Everett Photo
Summer traffic safety

JANET KANTERS Supt. Rick Gardner, Alberta Sheriffs. “If you drive
Times Editor a commercial vehicle, make sure it is always with-
in the allowed weight limit and in good operating
In the summertime, there are more trucks, trac- condition. If you drive a passenger vehicle, pay
tor-trailers and buses on Alberta roads. extra attention to blind spots.”
According to the RCMP, this greater mix of ve- With the warmer weather, cyclists, too, need to
hicles increases the risk of commercial and pas- be aware of what’s around them. With summer
senger vehicle collisions. road construction, RCMP say drivers should obey
“In 2018, there were 38 fatal collisions involving all signs, slow down, watch for road workers and
semi trucks that resulted in 42 deaths in Alberta be prepared to stop. And riders of all-terrain vehi-
RCMP jurisdictions,” says Supt. Gary Graham, Al- cles (ATV) and other off-highway vehicles should
berta RCMP Traffic Services. always wear proper safety gear and use age-ap-
RCMP says drivers of passenger vehicles should propriate ATVs.
stay far enough behind big trucks to see both side The Alberta RCMP continue to work with Alber-
mirrors on the truck, and that drivers of commer- ta Sheriffs and other law enforcement and safety
cial vehicles maintain a large following distance partners to ensure Albertans make the right driv-
between the truck and the vehicle in front. ing decisions. Follow their traffic safety tips on
“Every road user has a part to play in ensuring Facebook @RCMPinAlberta and Twitter @RCMPAl-
their own traffic safety and that of others,” says berta.
The Town of Strathmore’s tourism taskforce held a Your Business in Tourism forum supported by Strathmore and District Cham-
ber of Commerce and facilitated by Community Futures Wild Rose, on May 28 at Origin Malting and Brewing.
Photos Courtesy of Alexandra Ross
Tourism forum
Continued from Page 1 service in terms of being able to provide infor-
mation to our visitors and travellers that stop in
“I think one of the major takeaways was the key on their way through, building capacity and much
to success is collaboration and tourism works,” more,” said Ross.
said Ross, who added the region can grow in the Although there are no details released yet, simi-
events sector. lar forums will likely be held in future.
Some benefits of hosting forums such as this in- Ross encourages anyone who has ideas for a
clude educational components: “increasing aware- business or event that will attract visitors to con-
ness, know your backyard, capitalizing on oppor- tact her at alexandra.ross@strathmore.ca.
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Catholic Women’s League donation

Legion hosts craft market The local Catholic Women’s League (CWL) had an overwhelming response to their spring fundraiser
with the help of the Kidney Clothes Foundation. Taking donations of clothes and many garage sale
A craft market was held at the Strathmore Legion on May 26 items, on May 31 they were able to fill a truck that will be weighed and the proceeds will go back to
with many vendors in attendance selling handmade jewelry, the CWL to help with their various projects. CWL President Emily Rochford and Alok from the Kidney
sewing, paintings, stitching, bird houses, purses, crocheted Clothes Foundation in Calgary gathered the load to take to Calgary to be weighed.
items and makeup.
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Looking towards the future

LEELA SHARON AHEER that Quebec is being treated by the Americans the same way and female genital cutting are issues
Chestermere-Strathmore MLA they have treated Alberta with respect to pipelines. It’s iron- that do not impact Canadians directly,
ic isn’t it? Do you remember the comment Quebec Premier but they are, and we have to protect our
Hello Strathmore! I would like to draw your attention to Francois Legault made just a few short months ago? “There is women and girls from these terrible acts
a great article by Franco Terrazzano, Alberta Director of the no social acceptance for a pipeline that would pass through on Canadian soil. In countries where
Canadian Taxpayers Federation, in the June 3 Calgary Herald: Quebec territory. I am not embarrassed to refuse dirty energy these cultural practices have taken place
(https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/opinion-que- while we are offering clean energy at a competitive price.” for thousands of years throughout Af-
bec-feels-albertas-pain-so-why-keep-blocking-pipelines). Obviously not clean enough for the people of New Hamp- rica, India and Europe, we have to deal
As you know, Quebec generates huge quantities of hydro shire. I am proud to say that our Energy Minister Sonya Sav- with changing the mindset of people
electricity, receiving about $15 billion from exporting about age and our Premier are working every day to get Quebec who carry out these practices, but in
200 terawatt/hours. However, they could export more but are on board with the Energy East pipeline. They are building Canada we have to be able to provide
constrained by a lack of electricity “pipelines” (transmission relationships and working to convince the Quebec provincial safety and security to all women from
lines) and must leave a large amount of power “behind the government that we are indeed partners in confederation and these abuses.
dam.” that our prosperity is dependent upon strong interprovincial Also, just an FYI for Seniors Week: all
Quebec’s attempts to build new transmission lines are being relationships. Remember that we have lost billions of dollars seniors get into all Alberta museums for
delayed or stopped by fierce environmental lobbying. Does and we will continue to lose $3.6 million every day if pipe- free until June 8, so take advantage of
this sound familiar? What is interesting is that this is hydro- line obstruction continues. How many hospitals and schools this wonderful opportunity. Happy Se-
electricity, a so-called “green solution” (after you flood thou- is that? In our case that’s a new high school every nine days! niors Week, and we are so happy to be
sands of acres of land), but what is never spoken about is the Chestermere and the Rocky View area are growing by 1,000 able to shower our appreciation on all
environmental cost of transmission. We are able to flip on our students per year, and we are desperate for new schools. The of our seniors in gratitude for your in-
light switches and turn on our TV’s without even a thought lack of pipelines will cost all of us these much-needed pieces credible contributions to Alberta. I will
because of those transmission lines that bring electricity to of infrastructure so we must not stand down. We must stop see you this weekend at the Chester-
our homes. The interesting point that Terrazzano makes is apologizing for our incredible natural resources and our re- mere Seniors Wellness Expo at the Ches-
sponsible resource development. termere Hall. It is also Recreation and
This past week has been very busy with the passing of Bill Parks month, and I would encourage
Thought for 1, the Carbon Tax Repeal Act. We are honoured to say: Prom- everyone to take the time to get active,
the Week ise made, promise kept. and take advantage of the many activi-
~ June 1 was the kickoff for Pride Month. We are super ex- ties, indoors and out.
cited to be attending many events in our area and around This past Saturday featured the 903
Gentleness the province. We are having a flag raising at the Legislature Strathmore Royal Canadian Air Cadets’
this Friday, June 7 – so if you happen to be in Edmonton this 19th Annual Ceremonial Review. I was
is love Friday please come and join us in the morning, by the federal asked to be part of the reviewing party
building for the flag raising ceremony and join us for refresh- and was honoured to receive a special
in action ments and live entertainment. coin for attending this incredible cere-
I attended the Women Deliver conference in Vancouver this mony. The Air Cadets mission is to pro-
past weekend. This conference is so inspiring, and the pre- mote and encourage the nation’s youth
conference meeting on the brutality and discriminatory prac- members to develop and maintain an
tice of female genital mutilation was incredible. Many people interest in aviation, and to foster and
think that honour beatings, honour killings, child marriage assist growth in those fields for those
interested in pursuing such a career, in
part by partnering with industry, while
Your BBB* Serving Southern Alberta and East Kootenay presents: still supporting interest in other pro-
gram elements of leadership, effective
BBB Tip of the Week: speaking, music and such. It is a world
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Seniors’ Week and these young leaders certainly dis-
played that! Thank you to Commanding
June 2 – June 8 is Seniors’ Week in Alberta, and Officer Captain Jonathan Peters, Deputy
while Albertans are taking time to recognize and CO, Captain Charlie Mae Wilson, train-
celebrate senior citizens for their family support, ing staff Lieutenant Mitchell Irving, Cap-
charitable contributions and volunteer work, BBB tain Cheryl Libby, Captain Lindsey Dye,
says it’s also a time to protect seniors. Mr. Martin Eisbrenner, and Miss Chan-
telle Callan, Chair, Mr. Brent Alexander,
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and how savvy seniors can avoid Ms. Stacy Kelly, Secretary, Mrs. Jocelyn
them: Gardner, Major Rob Caswell, Royal Ca-
• Romance Scams: While romancing the victim and earning their nadian Legion Branch #10 and Cadet
trust, the scammer may gain access to personal and financial information. Liaison David Haines. Also, a huge
Keep your personal and financial documents locked at home in a safe thank you to the Ladies Auxiliary from
place - do not carry them with you and do not share them with anyone. the Royal Canadian Legion, Strathmore
Avoid making rash, emotional decisions. Branch 10. What a wonderful experi-
ence to have high tea at the Legion, and
• Investment Scams: A scammer convinces you to“invest”in a
to be asked to play music while enjoy-
project, company, loan, or other initiative.You may even receive regular
ing tea and finger sandwiches. Thank
reports that the project is producing great returns. But when you try to
you to Brenda Knight and Sheila Crispin
withdraw your money, it turns out the investment never existed. Never
for inviting me and for their beautiful
sign any documents you don’t understand. Seek legal advice from your
event. As always, we love to hear from
own, trusted lawyer or financial advisor.
you!
(Leela Sharon Aheer is the MLA Elect
for Chestermere-Strathmore, Minister of
Status of Women and Minister of Cul-
Learn more at bbb.org ture and Multiculturalism)
Strathmore RCMP is
investigating the Theft of a
Travel Trailer that took place on
December 2, 2018.
The Trailer is described as a
White Travelaire Rustler with
Birth Forest tree planting license plate Y91180 Alberta and
A small crowd gathered at Centennial and Thomas Drive on June 1st to dig their the decals on it appear faded.
shovels in the ground and plant some trees for an addition to Strathmore’s Birth
Forest.
Miriam Ostermann Photos
If you have any information that
A tea-riffic initiative
could help locate this Trailer,
please contact
Strathmore RCMP.
EMMY BAILEY Alongside their teacher, Claire Wade, File: 20181794883
Times Contributor the students hold board meetings as a
class to make decisions for their com-
Students at Carseland School are set-
ting a standard for what green really
pany. It’s run much like businesses in
the adult world.
1-800-222-TIPS
means.
The leadership students are running
“I am one of the CEOs,” Kyle Ledger
said. He also suggested the company’s
(1-800-222-8477)
their own tea company, and for the motto: Cup for a cause.
last three years it’s only been gaining The classes are all about giving back
in popularity. to their community with the project,
“We voted on the name Green using proceeds from each year for spe-
Thumbs,” said Taylor Chatwin, one of cific causes.
the students involved. “This year, we are donating our prof-
The fifth and sixth graders have its to the Mustard Seed, the Carseland 403-934-5552
been working on this hands-on project 120 - 2nd Avenue, Strathmore
Library, and helping to purchase a bas-
since 2016. ketball net for our school,” said Taylor.
The idea was first planted when they Not only are they getting a good dose
started their garden boxes, planting
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entrepreneurial skills from working as
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mint which is ka ki tsi moo. We also Students involved in the tea company at Carse- Capsule Comments
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learned mint tea can help an upset gets two thumbs up from the commu- den. The mint is made into a tea. Pneumonia is a serious infection and can result in
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Drug trafficking charges laid

JANET KANTERS
Times Editor Kelsey Sherida Manyheads, 28, of Sik-
sika has been charged with possession
Charges have been laid against two for the purpose of trafficking metham-
people in connection with a drug bust phetamine.
on Siksika Nation. Uttam Bir Singh Danewalia, 32, of
Gleichen RCMP were called to re- Calgary has been charged with posses-
spond to a weapons complaint on the sion for the purpose of trafficking her-
First Nation at noon on May 29. After oin and two counts of possession of a Dogs for a Cause
an investigation, two suspects were ar- weapon for a dangerous purpose. Strathmore’s radio station, 104.5 More Country, hosted Dogs for a Cause, the first of nine charity bar-
becues at Kinsmen Park with proceeds going towards supporting local charities. On May 17, all funds
rested at a nearby home. Both accused were remanded into
raised went towards the Wheatland Crisis Society. A barbecue will be held every second Friday with
During the investigation, police found custody. Manyheads was scheduled to future funds going towards other local organizations. Carly Cole with the Wheatland Crisis Society (third
quantities of heroin and methamphet- appear in Calgary Provincial Court on from left) and 104.5 More Country representatives (l-r) Natalie Johnstone, Shannon McAuley, Sarah
amine as well as a number of edged June 3, while Danewalia is scheduled Perseo, Dave Hanni and Cody Codeman grilled up the hot dogs and visited with participants.
weapons and pepper spray. appear on June 13. Adelle Ellis Photo
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Nursing Week thank you

To the Editor Raine photography, Ann McNair-Gariepy,
From May 6-12, our local hospital cele- Ashford Baker, AUPE, Bath Bomb Envy,
brated National Nursing Week. Strathmore Brittany Warrack, Calgary Co-op, Calgary
Hospital currently employs approximate- Mindfulness, Canadian Sleep Consultants,
ly 56 registered nurses (RN), 29 licensed Dairy Queen, David Tea, Domino’s Pizza,
practical nurses (LPN), and 16 health care Dr. W.J Alonso, Erin Simpson, Fifth Ave-
aides (HCA). In 2018 our hospital staff nue Place Chiropractic and Massage, Gotta
cared for 640 in-patients and over 19,000 Have it, Gwen Bennett, Home Hardware,
emergency patients. Jarrett Fawdry, Joanne Linsey, Mimosa
This year for Nursing Week, we put on Nails, Quesada Burritos and Tacos, Red
a “nursing retreat day” on May 8 for RNs, Carrot, Reggae Tone Fitness, Roadhouse
LPNs and HCAs. We had some amazing Restaurant and Lounge, Rocky’s Bakery,
speakers who donated their time to speak Sandra Maloney, Shoppers Drug Mart,
to us about a variety of topics focused on Solange Pomerleau, Starbucks, Stepha-
general wellness and self care for shift nie Laing, Strathmore Florist, Strathmore
workers. Between the scheduled lectures Hospital Radiology Department, Strath-
we had a potluck dinner and even a reg- more Palace, Strathmore Times, Termina-
gae exercise class. It was a wonderful day tor Foundation, UNA local 313, Value Drug
that helped to recharge the batteries of Mart, Vanisha Breault.
those able to attend. We would also like to extend a thank
The nursing staff at the hospital is very you to our EMS team, and all other health
appreciative of all the kind words and care professionals who partner with us
gifts of appreciation from the commu- and help us in servicing this wonderful
nity throughout the year, but would like community.
EARLY to extend a special thanks for the gifts of

time and treasure provided during Nurs- The Nursing Staff
BIRD
Deadline Friday
ing Week this year. Thank you to: Abbey Strathmore
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Hearing Loss Shouldn’t Be Experienced Alone
Hospice fundraiser
The Wheatland and Area Hospice Society held their third annual Steering Towards Hospice dinner and
auction fundraiser at the Carseland Hall on May 25. Guests enjoyed a barbecue beef dinner with a
silent and live auction, and raised approximately $128,000 for the hospice society.
Photo Courtesy of Jennifer Eckenswiller
Western Irrigation District Memories

- Marvin & Elaine Gill
JOHN GODSMAN In 1998, Marvin found the pull of
Times Contributor farming to be overwhelming, and with
Elaine and other family members,
Marvin’s paternal grandparents, So- founded Bumbleberry Orchards at the
phia and Emmanuel Gill, homesteaded junction of Highway 817 and Namaka
near Leader, Sask., while his maternal Road. That first spring, they planted
grandparents, Carl and Elizabeth Brady, over 35 acres of fruit trees and berries, We’re Right Beside You. Every Step Of The Way.
homesteaded near Lemsford, Sask. including over 20,000 raspberry canes
Gill’s parents Herbert and Viola Gill and 30,000 Saskatoon trees. Bumble-
operated the homestad farm near Lead- berry Orchards quickly became a popu- Beltone Hearing Centre
er when he was born. The family subse- lar U-pick operation, and as the yields 202 2nd Avenue Strathmore
quently moved to Medicine Hat, where grew, they sold fresh berries at farmers’ 403-901-6332
Marvin attended school through Grade markets.
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Wednesday / Thursday
Calgary, and after grad- Alberta government beltone.ca 9:00am - 4:00pm
uating with a B.Mus., wanted to develop an
studied agriculture at estate wine industry,
Olds College. and Marvin and Elaine
Elaine’s grandpar- were issued the first
ents, Joseph and Lydia Class E manufacturers
Schmalz, and Chris- license the following
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where Elaine was born. When they first pur-
Her parents were Rob- chased their land in
nom i c to
ert and Selma Weiss. 1998, the property had
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She studied piano
throughout her early years, including
inactive irrigation rights
although there was a large dugout 300 yo
teaching other students. After graduat- ft. long, 100 ft. wide and 25 ft. deep.
ing from high school, she worked for Marvin and Elaine were early adopters
the Bank of Montreal, Canada’s De- of drip irrigation, which can be over 90
partment of National Defence and the per cent efficient, and they would not
RCMP. be able to grow the variety of fruits and
Marvin and Elaine’s shared love of berries they do without reliable access
music brought them together in Edmon- to water. Their investments in irriga-
ton, where Marvin played with an or- tion efficiency paid off during dry years
chestra, and Elaine sang with the choir like 2001, when they connected to the
Ag tips
at a Christmas performance. They were main A Canal. Their current drip irriga-
Aircraft now equipped with

married in October 1978 at Shellbrook, tion system, in use for the past 15 years,
before returning to Calgary to live and uses a total of 150,000 feet of hose, with
work. each row having its own dripline.
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Enjoy the 15th Annual Father’s Day Celebration
the Year!
at Aspen Crossing! June 15th & 16th

Start with a delicious drop in Pancake Breakfast
in the greenhouse. Adults $10 – Children - $6
Or, treat Dad to a scrumptious brunch buffet in the

Diefenbaker Dining Car, available Sat. & Sun.
Reservations required.
Children’s
See the G scale model railway trains by the
Rocky Mount Garden Railroaders. Take a ride on
choirs
the children’s size miniature train. Face painting, spring sing
scavenger hunt, fun for the whole family.
The Strathmore Children’s
Then, get onboard the Aspen Crossing Railway Choir held their 11th an-
for a one-hour teaser tour. Explore rail cars from nual Spring Sing at Hope
1946 up to 1958 as you travel through the Community Covenant
stunning Alberta prairie! Church on May 24, featur-
ing Bravo, Encore, Finale
Visit www.aspencrossing.com for more and Showstoppers choirs.
information or Call – 1-866-440-3500
Miriam Ostermann Photos
RAFFLE
metal butterfly garden bench
Generously donated and handcrafted by Oxbow Studio
WIN
ME! Day for Life Event
Holy Cross Collegiate celebrated a Day for Life with their students on May
29. Students had the ability to sign up for a variety of workshops, volunteer
events and listen to guest speakers. The entire day centred on celebrating
the life that God has given in all aspects of life. Students from HCC’s band
from grades 7-12 played music for seniors and staff at Sagewood Senior
Lodge as part of their celebration of life day.
Manny Everett Photo
Tickets $3
DRAW HELD JUNE 26TH, 2019
100% OF PROCEEDS WILL SUPPORT THE
Legacy isn’t measured by
Remembering ribbons, medals or trophies.
Jaydon It’s measured through the lives
you’ve touched, the memories
Nicholas you’ve created and the desire

others have to better themselves
THANK
Tickets available at
Strathmore FCSS (116, 3rd Ave) Sommerfeld because of you.
Always loved, never forgotten
Monday to Friday 8:30-4:00 (cash or card accepted) OR and forever missed!
Prospect Wheatland Employment Services (320, 2nd Street,
Old Co-op) Monday to Friday 8:30-4:00 (cash accepted)
YOU FOR February 1, 1998 We love you so much
Under the Big Top June 15, Strathmore Civic Centre 10:00-4:00 & 7:00-
11:00 pm & Get to Know Your Neighbor Festival June 22
YOUR June 10, 2015 Mom, Dad and Brady
SUPPORT!
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4-H scholarship available

for rural youth
JANET KANTERS
Times Editor $5,000 each are up for grabs.
The 4-H Foundation of Alberta is

Applicants must be Alberta ru-
ral farm youth (25 years of age and
“Through God’s Grace,
awarding 10 Elmer and Ona Hansen younger), have completed high school, may you recognize Him as
Memorial Fund Scholarships
in 2019, worth a total of
and must be enrolled as a first-year
student at an acknowledged your constant companion
$80,000. post-secondary institution. wherever life’s journey may take you.”
The scholarship is designed The 4-H Foundation of Al-
to help rural farm youth who berta, formed in 1977, offers
must leave home to pursue a numerous scholarships. For
post-secondary education or more information, go to the Class of 2019
trade. The scholarship was “Scholarships” page on the
established by Lillian and 4-H Alberta website, www.4h.
Edward Ness in honour and ab.ca. Christ the Redeemer Catholic Schools
memory of Lillian’s parents. Deadline to apply for the
One $20,000 scholarship, Elmer and Ona Hansen Me- Congratulates the
one $15,000 scholarship, one $10,000 morial Fund Scholarship is June 30,
scholarship and seven scholarships at 2019. 2019 High School Graduates
of
Holy Cross Collegiate
in Strathmore!
INRI
Crux Invictus
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Did You Know?
This year, June 7 should hold some sweet treats in store for you as according to nationaldaycalendar.
com it is both National Chocolate Ice Cream Day and National Doughnut Day. Chocolate ice cream is the
second most common flavor, surpassed only by vanilla, and has been popular in North America since the
late 19th century. National doughnut day, as celebrated on the first Friday in June ever year, honours the
Salvation Army Lassies – the women who served doughnuts to soldiers during WWI.
In the Northern Hemisphere, June is the month with the longest daylight hours and June 21
is typically the day of the Summer Solstice. In the Southern Hemisphere, June is the month with the
shortest daylight hours and June 21 is typically the day of the Winter Solstice.
Seniors
COFFEE Emergency Services Charity Golf Tournament
Stop in and enjoy a cup of coffee and learn about: Friday, June 14, 2019
Recreation for Seniors in Strathmore Strathmore Golf Course
9 am Shotgun Start – Texas Scramble
$125 Entry Includes:
• 18 holes of golf • Power cart • Steak dinner
When: Wednesday, June 19, 2019 • Silent auction
• Team Prizes
• Contests
• Hole-in-one prize
• 50/50
• Fun
10:00 am—11:00 am
Where: Strathmore Municipal Library
85 Lakeside Blvd
Guest Speaker: Mark Pretzlaff
Recreation Manager
Sponsored by the Registration

To register contact Strathmore Regional Victim Services at 403-934-6552
email info@strathmoreregionalvictimservices.com
Seniors Advisory Committee Donna Hendricks 403-934-4079 donna.hendricks@wheatlandems.com
Register online at www.strathmoreregionalvictimservices.com
Proceeds to Strathmore Regional Victim Services Society and a local charity
Please join us for some challenging fun at the

Strathmore Fire Department.
STRATHMORE
You will be learning about Boat Safety, Fire Extinguishers, First

Aid, Bike Safety and more...in a fun and interactive way!!
Family BBQ and Awards presentation on the last day.
Max. 25 per camp.
Accepting applications starting May 13th
Where: Strathmore Fire Department
An Exciting summer opportunity awaits you at
When: Cadets ages 15-17 July 15-20, 2019; $150.00
The Strathmore Fire Department!
Cadets apply by: June 14, 2019
Cadet camp is six days of working and learning with Firefighters,
Kids ages 9-11 - July 23-26, 2019; $100.00
Enforcement Officers, and Leaders of the Community.
Kids apply by: June 14, 2019
Learning leadership, First Aid, Fire Suppression, Boat Safety, and
many more valuable skills is the goal of this camp. Youth ages 12-14 - August 20-23, 2019; $100.00
TOWN OF
Cadets will also be given an opportunity to be a camp leader in two Youth apply by: July 30, 2019
other 2019 summer camps and gain school credits at the same time. Applications can be found at: www.strathmore.ca or
Max. 25 per camp. The Strathmore Fire Department 721 Lakeside Boulevard
Accepting applications starting May 13th Contact: (403) 934-3022 or pallan@strathmore.ca
Where: Strathmore Fire Department Subsidies available on approval
When: Cadets ages 15-17 July 15-20, 2019;
$150.00
Cadets apply by: June 14, 2019
Applications can be found at: www.strathmore.ca or

The Strathmore Fire Department 721 Lakeside Boulevard
www.strathmore.ca
Contact: (403) 934-3022 or pallan@strathmore.ca
Subsidies available on approval
Let’s Get
Rec’d ball
hockey
The town held their
3-on-3 ball hockey
tournament on June 1
in Kinsmen Park park-
ing lot. The event is
part of Strathmore’s
Let’s Get Rec’d event
that provides free ac-
tivities and sporting
Track and field meet at Wheatland School events throughout the
Wheatland Elementary School hosted a county track meet for Grade 5 and 6 students on Monday, June 3. Students from seven month of June.
schools took part at the meet under clear, blue skies. Doug Taylor Photo Miriam Ostermann
Photo
Strathmore Legion Branch #10 NEWS

By Irene Knappe. For further information, please call the Legion at 403.934.5119
• Friday, the 7th, 6 – 8 pm – draw at 8:45 pm. The pot is now at
$1,612.50!! Every Friday, unless otherwise posted, join us for dinner, fun and
comraderie.
• Bingo is on until the end of June. Then, off for the SUMMER!!!! To be
continued in September!
• Tuesday, the 11th, 7 pm: Executive meeting
• Saturday, the 15th, 6 pm: ED SMITH MEMORIAL ROAST BEEF BAR-
B-QUE, including desert. Entertainment will be provided by North By South,
Strathmore’s East to West. Tickets are available at the Legion and various sellers, for
$30.00 per person.
unique • Tuesday, the 18th, 7 pm: LA General and Executive Meetings
unicyclist • Thursday, the 20th, 11 am – 1 pm: Nurse’s Lunch
• Sunday, the 23rd, 11 am – 3 pm: Spring Market. Tables are available
at the bar for $20 each. The market is Comrade Kathie Earnshaw’s baby,
and she would like to hold it once a month. I hope that those who attended
HCC Awards the one in May, will come to all the others as well. There are such wonderful
Holy Cross Collegiate goods available for sale, and it’s truly a fun time. Do come in and enjoy!!
Joshua Mitchell, a resident of Strathmore for the • Tuesday, the 25th, 7 pm: Legion – General meeting
past five years, often rides his unicycle around held their annual athletic
awards recently. Senior • Please every now and again check the white board by the front door to
town for both enjoyment and exercise. He see who may or may not enjoy a visit in the hospital. It gets so very lonely in
learned the skill 15 years ago at clown school High Male Athlete of the
Year Alex Nwoye (top, l-r), there.
along with how to juggle, perform magic tricks • Also check the bar counter for any cards made for those in ill health or
and how to do tricks on the unicycle. Just recent- Senior High Female Ath-
lete of the Year Hope Giv- condolences. These cards, signed by Legion Members, mean a lot to people
ly he started to combine unicycle riding and jug- on the receiving end.
gling at the same time, and has also completed ens. Junior High Female
“awareness rides” on the unicycle to raise funds Athlete of the Year Althea THEY SHALL GROW NOT OLD AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD
for different causes. Although he does not per- Rueda (left, l-r), Junior AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM, NOR THE YEARS CONDEMN
form professionally, you can often catch him rid- High Male Athlete of the AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN, AND IN THE MORNING, WE WILL REMEMBER THEM
ing throughout town and can watch a mini-show Year Bennett Everett. LORD GOD OF HOSTS, BE WITH US YET, LEST WE FORGET, LEST WE FORGET.
as he passes by. Adelle Ellis Photo Manny Everett Photos
NATIONAL
INDIGENOUS
PEOPLES
Next Regular DAY
Council Meeting:
June 19th, 2019
Friday, June 21st 2019
Next Committee 12:00-6:30 PM
of the Whole Kinsmen Park, Strathmore AB
Meeting:
11:30-1:30 PM – BBQ open to all
June 12th, 2019
12:00 PM – Tipi set up & teachings
1:30 PM – Story telling & crafts
1:30 PM – Powwow dancing
2:30 PM – Vendors set up
3:30 PM – Powwow dancing
4:30 PM – 2nd tipi set up & teachings
Accepting donations for the Ittasinno’p Food Bank

(Siksika Food Bank)
STRATHMORE
Public Notice:
Alleyway closure in the community of Glenwood - June 5 to July 19 (dates are weather dependent)
Due to the following construction, replacement of Water and Sanitary Services in the Community of
Glenwood, including the refurbishment of surface works (gravel and landscaping) where required,
residents who back onto the alley between Glenwood St and Glendale street will not have access to
their alleyway during construction. Garbage and compost cart collection will move to the front street.
TOWN OF
2019 PROPERTY TAX NOTICES

The 2019 Property Tax Notices were mailed on May 16, 2019. If you have not received your notice, please
contact the Town at 403-361-2114. To avoid a 10% penalty on the current levy, payment must be made no
later than June 30, 2019. Payment can be made by cash, cheque or debit during business hours, weekdays
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A drop box is available at the front door for weekend and after hours payment
drop off, located at 680 Westchester Road. Payments made by mail must be postmarked no later than the
due date noted on your tax notice in order to avoid penalties.
If you wish to enroll in our Tax Installment Payment Plan (TIPP) you must sign up by June 25, 2019 at the Town
Office.
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JUNE 7, 2019
SPORTS
Redneck
Rumble
Strathmore Venom Lacrosse hosted the 13th annual Redneck Rumble
Lacrosse Tournament May 31 to June 2. The tournament drew over
Strathmore Venom Bantam B1 20 teams from across Alberta and took place at the Strathmore Family Strathmore Venom Midget B1
Centre and the Strathmore Motor Products Sports Centre. vs Warriors
vs Blackfalds Warriors
Doug Taylor Photos
Strathmore Venom Novice B1-D2 Strathmore Venom Novice B1-D3 Strathmore Venom Peewee B1 Strathmore Venom Peewee C1
vs Sundevils vs Calgary Hornets vs Sundevils vs Hornets
Lady Spartans lose at rugby zones

ADELLE ELLIS
scored five minutes into the game. The
Times Reporter
Spartans, who had previously lost to
the team by five points a month earlier,
The Strathmore High School (SHS) didn’t scare and they met the challenge
Spartans girls’ rugby team fought back face to face and scored their own start-
point for point during the zone fi- ing goal less than two minutes later.
nals against Foothills Composite High Along with battling extremely smoky
School Falcons on May 30 at the Cal- conditions, Flaws said the girls went
gary Rugby Union. into the game with a goal to shut down
Ending their season with a 26-15 de- a national-level player with the Falcons,
feat, the girls made sure the game was which they accomplished, never allow-
hard won for the Falcons by continu- ing that player to get her name on the
ing to defend even when their loss was score sheet.
imminent, such as when they had two Unfortunately, with two or three girls
minutes of play left and they stopped covering the one national calibre player,
all attempted goals by the Falcons. it left gaps elsewhere in their defence
“They played really well as a team which the Falcons utilized and exploit- The Strathmore High School Spartans girls’ rugby team lost 26-15 against the Foothills Composite
and they just defended,” said head ed. High School Falcons on May 30.
Photo Courtesy of Fabianna McBean
coach Jerry Flaws. “It wasn’t just one “The girls truly played with passion
person trying to defend, it was every- and they never gave up throughout this year, he’s looking forward to get- next year.
body all the time. If they needed help the whole game, it was awesome,” said ting some new recruits graduating from “I don’t think we were outmatched by
on a tackle a secondary person came in Flaws. the junior high level. any means, we really matched up well
to help finish the tackle; our forwards The loss at zone finals put an end to He said a solid base of players took and we matched their skill. Yeah, we
maintained the ball for us and very few the provincials dream for this year, but the game seriously, showed up to ev- lost, but it’s nothing to be disappointed
times did they actually steal it from us Flaws is optimistic about what next year ery practice and responded well to the in,” said Flaws. “They truly played the
when we had control.” will bring. Although 12 of the 28 cur- coaching and played very well in the best game they could… it’s not a bad
The Falcons took an early lead and rent players will be lost to graduation end, something he hopes will continue way to end the season.”
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Did You Know? Obituary Obituary
In any year, common or leap, no other month begins on the
same day of the week as June. BREAKER, CORBIELL, Joseph Gabriel (Gabe)
Rosalyn Windsor On May 30th, 2019 Joseph Gabriel (Gabe) Corbiell passed away
“Oohtkoyiipiiksaaki” peacefully in the Strathmore Hospital from complications brought
Yellow Bird Woman on by dementia (age 92). He is survived by Loretta, his loving wife
Pass the Salt January 9, 1931 – Siksika, Alberta

May 26, 2019 – Strathmore, Alberta
Rosalyn Big Snake-Breaker passed away with her
of 61 years, son Wade (Shirley) of Edmonton, daughter Fay (Marcel)
of Airdrie, granddaughter Rowena, grandson Dustin and great granddaughter Quinn.
The only child of Frank and Odila Corbiell, Gabe grew up on a farm north of Cluny,
AB. Gabe moved his family to Brooks in 1969, where he had a career as a com-
YOUR ATTITUDE AND YOU mouth (words), and the way you
It is said that “attitude is everything.” behave (actions). Matthew 12:34. family by her side on Sunday, May 26, 2019 at the mercial driver, finishing his career at his dream job – operating a small tour bus
Maintaining positive attitude is as It is said that “your attitude Sagewood Extended Care Centre at the age of 88 company. He & Loretta then spent the next 15 years traveling to Arizona each winter.
important as maintaining a good determines your altitude in life” years old. In Dec. 2016 he & Loretta moved to Sagewood Seniors Community when his health
health in order to stay alive. Having that is, your attitude has capacity to Rosalyn married her late husband Robert Breaker in deteriorated. A Celebration of Life will take place on Tuesday, June 12th, 2019 at
positive attitude does a lot of good determine the level of success you 1948 and they had nine children and three adopted Hope Community Covenant Church, 245 Brent Blvd., Strathmore, AB at 2:00 PM. In
to a person than having a beautiful can achieve. Be informed that one children, Darrel (Rosemarie), Donna, Robert Jr. (Au- memory of Gabe, if friends desire, memorial tributes may be made to Alzheimer’s
or handsome face with a negative of the main differences between drey), Stewart (Kathy), Ian (Candace), Hester, Dar- Society of Canada, 20 Eglinton Avenue W., 16th Floor, Toronto, Ontario M4R 1K8.
attitude. success and failure, is attitude. Your cie, Merlin (Rayann), and Rudy (Darlene); tradition- Cremation is entrusted to Smith Funeral Home Ltd. and Crematorium, Brooks. Fu-
What’s an attitude? Attitude is attitude reveals the real you. It can’t ally adopted children, Ralph Makokis, Jenny Goodin neral arrangements entrusted to: SMITH FUNERAL HOME LTD. AND CREMATORIUM,
simply an inward feeling expressed be covered because it will surely and Sam Jerry. She had thirty-two grandchildren, BROOKS, ALBERTA . Condolences may be forwarded through www.sfh.ca
through outward behavior. It’s a way expose itself – it represents your fifty-seven great-grandchildren and six great-great- Telephone 403-362-4636 or Toll Free (866) 362-4652
someone behaves as a result of how character. Your attitude is a little grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. “Our Families Serving Your Family Since 1951”
they think or see things. The Bible thing that makes a BIG difference. She also leaves behind her brothers, Gordon (Chris-
says in Proverbs 23:7a “For as the Additionally, your attitude has tine) Big Snake, and Bernard St. Goddard and sister
thoughts of his heart are, so is he:…” capacity to determine the quality Dolly Stone.
The way you think or your thoughts
in daily life as capacity to determine
of your relationships with people. It
can make you friends or enemies.
Rosalyn was born into a family of eleven children,
nine brothers and one sister and grew up on Siksika Obituary
the kind of attitude you exhibit. When Your attitude is like a price tag, Nation. Mom’s family were members of the Eagle Rib
your thoughts are wrong, you’ll it shows how valuable you are. (Piitohpikisa) Clan. She was raised, lived and prac- FRASER, Mildred Irene (Blanes)
manifest negative attitudes. Have If you discovered that you have ticed the traditional Siksika way of life and Catholic March 5, 1913 – June 1, 2019
you taken a moment to think about an attitudinal crisis, the first step faith which she instilled in her children/grandchildren
to carry on. She attended St. Joseph Indian Residen- Our much-loved matriarch, “Gram” to all, passed away, with family
what you are thinking about at that to your healing process is to at her side, on Saturday, June 1, 2019 at the Bassano Health Centre.
moment? When you examine your change your thought life and your tial School in Cluny, AB at six years old in 1937 and
continued onto Cluny High School and graduated She was born March 5, 1913 in Clinton, Washington. Gram was pre-
thoughts, it will go a long way in perceptions about life and people will deceased by her husband Matt and son Doug as well as her parents, five brothers
influencing your attitude. automatically change for better. from Grade 12 in 1947. She started work when In-
dian Agents left Siksika, in 1966/67. She was em- and two sisters. She lived a wonderful full life and is survived by her brother Harold
Friends, to have positive or negative The golden rule says “Do unto others Blanes, her daughter-in-law Melvina and her family, Murray (Gloria, Clayton, Con-
attitude is a choice and this choice is as you would have them do unto you” ployed with the Blackfoot Education Department as
a student counsellor and then with Blackfoot Social nie), Verna (Clare, Dallas,(Stephanie, Colby, Jaden), and Greg Nelson), son Cam (Kim,
a non-transferable responsibility. Be Matthew 7:12. A bad attitude is like a Jolene (Cole), Heather, Jace and Kirk); her daughter Norma (Noel Sharp) and their
informed that your life travels in the flat tire, if you don’t change it, you’ll Services as a child welfare worker. She continued
to work as a Counsellor for Calgary Native Alliance family Erin (Russell Hickman, Emily (Sean, Corbin), Catie (Matt) and Leah), Dana
direction of your attitude and your never go anywhere. “People may (Glenn McLean, Lindsay, (Brad), and Hilary (Tarren), and Mitchell Sharp; her son Don
attitude travels in the direction of hear your words, but they feel your and in 1974 as a Community Health Representative
(CHR) with Medical Services Branch, Health Canada. (Kay), son Geoff (Jackie, Ryan (Becca) Brendan), son Jamie (Dee, Jayden, (Josh),
your thoughts or mental state. Your attitude” John C. Maxwell. Alyssa and Griffen), and son Tom (Stacey, Nicole (Brendan), Justin and Shane (Leah).
attitude determines your direction. Shalom! She was instrumental in planning and implementing
health programs along with training and mentoring Mildred is also survived by many nieces and nephews who were very special to her.
You attitude is expressed mostly in Pastor Sunday Adeola Funeral services will be held on Saturday, June 8th at 2:00 PM at Knox Presbyterian
words and actions. What is in your The Redeemed Christian Church of nursing staff & doctors in community health and
ways of Siksika. She was known for her work ethic, Church, Bassano with Reverend Peter Baek officiating. Memorial donations in Mil-
heart (thoughts) has capacity to God (Peculiar People Assembly), dred’s memory can be made to either Knox Presbyterian Church, Box 566, Bassano,
determine what comes out of your Strathmore integrity, dedication, care and compassion for people
she worked with and for. On occasion Rosalyn would Alberta or a charity of your choice.
be invited to conducted Cultural Awareness Train- Cremation is entrusted to Smith Funeral Home Ltd. and Crematorium, Brooks.
ing for medical students at the University of Calgary. Funeral arrangements entrusted to: SMITH FUNERAL HOME LTD. AND CREMATO-
She was involved in various Committees and Boards RIUM, BROOKS, ALBERTA. Condolences may be forwarded through www.sfh.ca
BOW RIVER ALLIANCE CHURCH SACRED HEART CATHOLIC Telephone 403-362-4636 or Toll Free (866) 362-4652
105 Main St. Carseland Holy Cross Collegiate School Gym throughout her life, Siksika Health, Siksika Education,
Siksika Aiskapimohkiiks (Traditional Dispute Resolu- “Our Families Serving Your Family Since 1951”
403-934-9337 709B - 2nd Street, Strathmore
Pastor: Kevin Enns 403-934-2641 tion) Program, Community Health Representatives
office@bowriveralliance.com Pastor: Fr. Wojciech Jarzecki Association of Alberta, Anglican Church Women’s
Sunday Worship: 10 am Masses: Saturday 5 pm • Sunday 10 am Group and the Sisters of Providence. Rosalyn was
www.bowriveralliance.com
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS ANGLICAN
103 - 227 3rd Ave.
very athletic and enjoyed horse back riding, baseball,
broomball etc., when she was young. She was an ac- Obituary
RCCG PECULIAR PEOPLE ASSEMBLY tive member of Siksika with her work and supporting
(1 PET. 2:9) 587-727-0649
her children and grandchildren with sports events ENVOLDSEN, Shirley
322 A 2nd Avenue, Strathmore strathmoreanglican@gmail.com
and educational pursuits. She instilled strong work It is with great sadness to announce that Shirley Envoldsen passed
403-714-2283 Rev. Malcolm Kern
Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 am ethics and the power of prayer and faith in the cre- away peacefully surrounded by her family on June 3, 2019 at Sage-
Pastor: Sunday Adeola
“Becoming fully alive in Jesus Christ” ator which her children carry on. Rosalyn’s and her wood Care Centre. She had recently celebrated her 89th birthday.
Sunday Worship: 10:30 am
late husband’s legacy of the farming and ranching life Shirley battled dementia for several years but was always known to
Wednesday Bible Study: 7 pm
HOPE COMMUNITY style continues today with their six sons and grand- have a smile on her face. She especially loved music, children, and animals and
www.rccgstrathmore.com
COVENANT CHURCH children of five generations. Her unconditional love, was always taking care of others. Shirley was born on May 3, 1930 to Fred and
STRATHMORE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 245 Brent Blvd, Strathmore • 403-934-2424 humour and grace touched so many. Ruby Manson of Calgary. She married Lyle Envoldsen on October 29, 1949 and
50 Maplewood Drive • 403-934-2225 Pastor: Heidi Wiebe Rosalyn leaves behind the following extended family they spent 69 wonderful years together. Shirley and Lyle lived in Calgary for 6 years
Senior Pastor: Rev. Les Fischer Worship Service Sundays 10 am relatives: Big Snakes, Good Eagles, Drunken Chiefs, and then moved to the family farm at Standard in 1957. Shirley is predeceased
Youth Pastor: Rev. Kyle Lomenda www.hope-community.ca St Goddards, Poor Eagles, Leathers, Long Time by her parents; her brother, Bill; grandson, Alan; and sister-in-law, Lorraine. She is
New Office Hours: Sleeping, Doore’s, and Three Suns. She was prede- survived by her husband, Lyle; children, Karen (Robin) Hirsch, Debbie (Brett) Gates,
STRATHMORE ALLIANCE
9 am - 4 pm • Tues - Wed - Thur 325 1 Ave • 403-934-3543
ceased by her husband Robert Sr. (2014), parents, Don (Sally), and Darryl. Shirley also leaves behind her grandchildren, Dennis, Colin
Worship Service: 10:30 am Corner of 1 Ave & Wheatland Trail Simon (1973) and Almenia (1969) Big Snake; broth- (Crystal), Lisa, Adam, Mark, and Jena; her brother-in-law, Bruno; sister-in-law, Pat;
Children’s Church & Nursery in Service Lead Pastor: Mike Wiebe ers, Leslie Doore, Freddie Doore, Roy Doore, Melvin nephew, Scott; and cousin, Liz (Pete). Funeral Services will be held on Friday, June
Extending Grace - igniting hope Associate Pastor: John Duerksen Doore, Walter Long Time Sleeping, Robert Big Snake, 7, 2019 at The Lord of All Lutheran Church (112 Lakeside Blvd. in Strathmore) at
www.strathmorefullgospel.com Youth/Worthip Inter: Connor Hyde Ken Big Snake, Archie Big Snake, and Charlotte Big 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be made directly to
10:00 am Worship Service Snake; and grandsons, Mason, Vincent and Sheldon. the Alzheimer Society of Canada (20 Eglinton Ave. W. 16th Floor, Toronto, ON, M4R
LORD OF ALL (NALC) LUTHERAN
www.strathmorealliance.com Funeral Service was celebrated at Holy Trinity Cath- 1K8). Please join the family in celebrating Shirley’s life. Lunch to follow at the Stan-
112 Lakeside Blvd. • 403-934-2374
Pastor: Dawn Nelson
olic Church (Siksika Nation, AB) on Friday, May 31, dard Community Hall. To send condolences, please visit Shirley’s obituary at www.
STRATHMORE UNITED 2019 at 11:00 a.m. Forward condolences through
Worship Schedule wheatlandfuneralhome.ca.
Wheatland Trail & 3rd Avenue www.mcinnisandholloway.com.
Thursday Evening 7:00 pm 403-934-3025
Sunday Family 10:30 am In living memory of Rosalyn Breaker, a tree will be
Rev. Pamela Scott planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by McINNIS &
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GET YOUR unending support extended to us in the days and weeks after losing Chase.
We are so fortunate to be surrounded by caring family, friends and
Pastor: Donald Pierre
Services held every Saturday
Pastor: Elizabeth Karp
Pastor: Dave Mackie
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Sabbath School: 10 AM
Worship Service: 11 AM
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ADS IN THE flowers, food and offers of assistance with whatever we needed at the time.
To everyone involved with helping Chance and Carley with their 4-H calves
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You all made this tragic time in our lives easier to bear and we thank you
from the bottom of our hearts. A huge thank you to Wheatland Funeral Home,
Call Pastor Dawn, Hussar Lions Club, Hussar Hall Lunch Committee, and everyone
The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints else who helped make Chase’s Celebration Of Life a fitting tribute to him.
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403-934-5589 Marty and Darlene Bartman and Family
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APPEAL WITHDRAWN
SUBDIVISION AND DEVELOPMENT
APPEAL BOARD
The appellant has withdrawn their appeal ap-

plication relating to the following file. There-
fore, the scheduled Public Hearing that was to
be held Tuesday June 18, 2019 has been can-
celed.
Subdivision Application: SD2019 -006
Re: Appeal of conditions placed on
approved subdivision
Legal Description: SW 1 2-24-24-W4M
Subdivision Application: Approved w ith
Conditions by Municipal Planning Commis-
sion May 14, 2019
Should you have any questions or require

further information, please do not hesitate to
contact Diane Bodie at the Wheatland County
Administration Office (403) 934-3321.
Strychnine is available until June 20, 2019 and sold on

Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8 a.m. until noon.
Wheatland County has 2% liquid strychnine available for purchase. It will
only be available to pest control operators and farmers for the control
Career Opportunities
of Richardson Ground Squirrels. Submit your resume online through our website or email to
No more than 3 cases per person will be sold at any given time. hr@wheatlandcounty.ca. More detailed job descriptions can be
found on the careers page of our website.
For more information, contact Russel Muenchrath, Manager of Agricul-
ture and Environment at 403-934-3321.There are additional resources  Labourer (seasonal) - two positions available
available on our website or Alberta Agriculture’s website: Closes: June 14, 2019 at 4 p.m .
www1.agric.gov.ab.ca Please Quote Job #: P 19-16
Dust Control Applications Now Being Accepted!  Manager of IT Services

Closes: June 7, 2019 at 4 p.m .
If you are interested in purchasing Dust Control, you must complete Please Quote Job #: P 19-22
an application and submit payment prior to the applicable deadline:
 Manager of Planning and Safety Codes Services
 Calcium Chloride ($1.50/foot): Closes: June 17, 2019
– June application order deadline is June 10 Please Quote Job #: P 19-14
 Oiling ($5-$7/foot depending on road and application type):

– July application order deadline is July 8 Upcoming Meetings and Closures
 Patching for previously applied oil (invoiced at $100/tonne + GST): June 11 July 2 June 9
Municipal Planning Council Meeting Municipal Planning
– Application order deadline is July 8 Commission at 9 a.m. at 9 a.m. Commission at 9 a.m.
The application form is available on our website or at our office. Agenda packages and minutes are available on the website on the
Agendas and Minutes page.
Address: 242006 Range Rd 243 Phone: 403-934-3321 Mail: Hwy 1 RR 1, Strathmore, AB, T1P 1J6 Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
www.wheatlandcounty.ca
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