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Hospital
renovations
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter

The Strathmore Hospital is in the middle of a

major facelift; the provincial government has in-
vested $2.8 million into several long overdue up-
Coldest Night grades. Renovations are currently taking place.
a success Construction of the old long term care (LTC) wing
is nearing completion. It is being retrofitted to fit
several programs that require more space such as
Page 13 Home Care. Not only will the old LTC wing house
Home Care, right across the hall will be services
such as rehab, social work and transition services
so that everything can be close together. There
will also be reassigned and retrofitted rooms and
drop down spaces for visiting professionals such
as speech language pathologists and dieticians in
the same wing, along with a new reception area
and waiting room for Home Care.
The goal is to give Home Care more space
because they are very cramped where they are.
Drop-in Fun! And to have all the rehab services and Home Care
situated geographically close together, said Ann
McNair-Gariepy, RN, Site Manager of Emergent
Care and Acute Care. (This will) enhance com-
munications between programs and will serve the
patients very well. It is for existing programs with
some enhancements in their workspace and pa-
tient flow.
The most noticeable change within the hospi-
tal is the construction for Triage, which started on
587-316-2000 Feb. 20. This renovation sees the old triage com-
See our ad on Page 5 pletely boarded off as you walk through the main
doors; instead there is a temporary triage unit set
up in the middle of the emergency waiting room.
This renovation is expected to be completed at the
end of May, until which time emergency patients
Offering IV Sedation will check in at the temporary triage before go-
Dr. Ashkan Hamzehi DDS ing to admitting and then waiting to be seen by
Dr. Jungsoo kim DDS a doctor.
Dr. Arzy Kafrouny DDS
General Practice Family Dentistry We made a request to the planning group that
triage be addressed first because we wanted to
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are completing as much as they can as fast as they
can and as fast as the site will tolerate it.
Look on Page 4 for Once the triage renovations are complete, it will
Town of Strathmore
Municipal Notices
be a completely revamped area with a straight
flow into the emergency area. There will also be Putt and Play!
a controlled entry so that patients can speak with Children were welcomed to join in a round of mini-golf at the Strathmore Library on
Contact Us Today! the triage nurse, but it will be an invited entry into Feb. 21. The library set up a nine-hole course around the library that weaved in and out
403.934.5589 the space. The emergency department will also be the isles of books. Board games were also set up to play as well as a PlayStation 4 for
info@strathmoretimes.com able to be completely locked down in an emer- children whose golfing skills werent up to par. Emma Bruce, 5, enjoys putting her way
gency such as a threatening character. through the library.
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YOUR WEEKLY
HEALTH ADVICE

Gord Morck
Pharmacist

Capsule Comments
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness
Month in Canada. People over the age of 50 are more
at risk of colorectal cancer. Preliminary screening
happens at your checkup with your doctor who
will give you information on how to collect a stool
sample to test for blood in the feces. Its called the
FIT test and is much simpler than the older method
that required dietary and drug restrictions.
Part of the accepted good ideas for keeping your
teeth and gums healthy is to restrict the use of sugar-
containing beverages. But it isnt only the sugar
thats the culprit. These products are often high in
acid which can weaken the tooth enamel.
Its a good idea to rinse the mouth afterwards and if
you are going to brush your teeth, wait a half hour to
avoid damaging the enamel.
The National Health Service in the U.K. is piloting
a new service through pharmacies. Its a walk in
sore throat test and treat program where a throat
swab is taken in the pharmacy and new technology
can determine whether its a strep throat condition
or not. If positive, an antibiotic can be dispensed.
The purpose is to take the pressure off doctors seeing
many sore throats and of course save money.
Prior to 1971, if someone suddenly fell to the
ground with a heart attack, he often died right there
even with many people near him. This was before
cardiopulmomary rescuscition (CPR) was introduced
in Canada in 1972. Today, there is always someone
nearby with CPR training and lives are saved. Have
you taken the CPR course? If not, seek one out. The
life you save may be a loved one very close to you.
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An old proverb says that March comes in a like a lion
and goes out like a lamb, which means that winter is
ending and spring is beginning.
Strathmore RCMP is
investigating a theft from
vehicle that occurred at
approximately 2:00 a.m on Park
Road in Strathmore on February
26th, 2017. An unknown suspect
gained entry to the vehicle
before taking a childs hockey
and baseball equipment. Should
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beautiful and unique
Rocks and Rings
Students from Grades 1-5 at Wheatland Crossing
School learned how to curl through the popular
Rocks and Rings program on Feb. 16. Students
learned how to curl, learned the special names
in curling, and most importantly, how fun curl-
ing is. Associate Principal Sean Latta believes
it is important to involve students in grassroots
sports such as curling because it holds the fabric
of small communities together, and curling is very
important in most small rural towns. The school
hopes to run a junior curling program next year.
Adelle Ellis Photo
The firehall that did not move
SHARON MCLEAY
Times Contributor
Wheatland County council and fire
administration want to set the record
straight. The new Carseland firehall is
set for the new build at the chosen site
on Hwy 24 and RR260, adjacent to the
waste transfer site. The site was pre-
viously owned by Wheatland County
and arrangements were made with the
county to ownership for the properties
with the county purchasing the old hall
from the Carseland Fire Association for
$100,000. Disposition of the old build-
ing and site is yet to be determined.
A recent media release confused
some folks, as it implied that a review
of the Quebec Lac Megantic rail acci-
dent of 2013, was influencing officials
to consider a new site.
The building site was determined
through internal meeting discussions
of the Fire Service Review committee,
who determined the best place for the
new hall, said Lisa Bastarache, Pub-
Terrific Terrariums
Participants created
terrariums out of sand,
rocks, moss, shells and
a live tropical plant or
cactus in the middle. The
workshop, put on by Em-
ily Gillis from Zenscapes
by Emily, was hosted by
the Strathmore Library
on Feb. 21 as a fundrais-
er to help increase future
programs and services at
the library.
Adelle Ellis Photos
lic Relations manager for Wheatland
County.
She said many factors determined the
best place for the hall that would serve
the public, commercial interests, local
industries and firefighter needs.
The fundraising for the new hall has
been ongoing. Carseland Fire Associa-
tion is tasked with raising 40 per cent
of the funds and Wheatland County
will come up with the remaining 60
per cent. Carseland is nearing their goal
of $400,000. Generous donations from
businesses in the area have made the
possibility of ground breaking on the
site in the spring. Stella Jones has chal-
lenged businesses in the area to match
their donation of $25,000 to the proj-
ect and Agrium will meet, or possibly
better that donation on March 9. Along
with the fire association fundraisers,
other individuals and businesses such
as Orica have also donated; it is a com-
munity effort to create a safe and ef-
ficient working hall for the community
and highway responses.

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the open house on March 17.

Over 50 people participated in
the Coldest Night of the Year
walk to raise awareness for
homelessness in Strathmore
and to support the Strathmore
Overnight Shelter. Participants
raised nearly $7,200 for the
shelter and walked either 5 km
or 10 km in the -16C weather.
Tyler Lowey Photos
Coldest Night of the Year successful
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
Over 50 people participated in the
Coldest Night of the Year walk on Feb.
25. The walk was the first fundraiser
held by the Strathmore Overnight Shel-
ter this year.
The shelter aimed for the moon but
landed among the stars as they raised
$7,180, only 35 per cent of their $20,000
goal.
Its a good number for the lack of
time we had [to put the fundraiser on],
and for the advertising we did, said
Richard Rodgers, Director of Outreach
at the Strathmore Overnight Shelter. It
was pretty good for our first fundraiser.
Fifteen walkers walked a 10-km path
and five walkers walked 5km; Strath-
more Mayor Michael Ell was among
them.
Although the walk took place in
chilly -16C weather, it was nowhere
near as cold as some of the nights that
homeless people must face outside at
night during the winter in the town of
Strathmore and elsewhere in the prov-
ince.
Walkers were prepared for the frigid
walk, geared up in winter jackets and
boots and in the free Coldest Night of
the Year toques that each walker re-
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raising awareness and funds for the
shelter. After the walk, a hot meal of
homemade stew and buns were served
to help warm participants up.
The successful walk also saw over 20
volunteers helping with administration
duties and traffic control. No one was
injured and everyone who participated
in the walk completed it without any
incidents or troubles.
Im happy with how smooth it ran.
We had a lot of volunteers and a pretty
good showing, said Rodgers. Every-
thing went very well and there are a lot
of people that care out there.
Participants were happy and excited
to help fundraise for the Strathmore
Overnight Shelter and to raise aware-
ness for homelessness in the commu-
nity by joining in on the walk.
One participant walked to raise
awareness that we do actually have
homeless people in Strathmore, and to
also help support the funding for the
Strathmore Overnight shelter, said Su-
san Ruzek who was worried that there
may not be enough walkers and was
pleased to see over 50 people show up.
(Its an) outstanding cause (and) un-
fortunately its necessary. We just need
to make support available for those
who are in need for the short term,
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The funds raised from the walk will
go to finishing the sprinkler system
and other renovations in the shelter.
Previous to the walk, the shelter has
raised over $20,000 through other fun-
draisers such as Helping Hands events
and donations. The Town of Strath- 413 - 3rd St. Strathmore
more matched those funds of $20,000
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THANK YOU
The management from the Strathmore Aquatic
Centre would like to thank the patrons who
participated in the Filming of the Red Cross
educational videos. On February 7, 8, 9 2017,
members from the Canadian Red Cross were at the
Aquatic Centre filming video footage to use in their
educational excerpts. The Red Cross will use the

The next regular footage to help train and educate future instructors
in aquatics. They use the footage to show different

Council Meeting options of certain skills, holds, and overall teaching

criteria. We would like to thank those that

will be participated in Town Lessons and for their patience

throughout the process. Those students who

March 15, 2017 were here during school board lessons, for all the
excitement you brought with you! And to all of our

at 6 pm instructors who were flexible and reliable during the

shoot. The pool is hoping to have a movie night so
that those who participated can see what the final
footage holds and you can see yourself as a star!

PASTURE LAND
FOR RENT
The Town of Strathmore has
approximately 540 acres of pasture land
for rent.
The legal address of the land is as
follows:
SE 12-24-25-W4
NW 12-24-25-W4 (9110086;1)
SW 12-24-25-W4
NW 1 -24-25-W4

The lease will be for one year with a clause

that part of it may be taken out and used by
the Town at any time during the year. The
highest tender on the property may not be
accepted because other conditions will be
looked at as well. If you are interested in
getting more information in regards to this
property, please contact Alan Down at the
Town of Strathmore, 403-361-2124, on or
before March 17th, 2017. A formal Rental
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Safety concerns for new school intersection

To the Editor
Re: Strathmore Times, Feb. 24 article, Speed limit
to be reduced near Wheatland Crossing School.
I live near the new school (Wheatland Crossing)
located on the intersection of highways 561 and 840.
Since the site was chosen, I have been concerned
about the safety risks inherent with this site. This
highway does not have any shoulders and the pave-
ment is in poor condition. Although it was re-chipped
two summers ago, the new material did not adhere
well to the surface. The road is rutted, grooved and
bumpy.
I read with interest the above-mentioned article,
in which Ralph Rolston, operations engineer, south-
ern region - Alberta Transportation, was quoted as
saying that traffic assessments were completed and
improvements are not necessary at the intersection
at this time.
I quote, He noted that Hwy 561 has a 1,200 ve-
hicle average count of traffic and is split evenly, 600
going to Standard and 600 going east. He said in his
experience, with this traffic load, there will be gaps
for entering the flow of traffic and motorists will wait
to enter those gaps.
What these statements do not take into account is
that we are about to be funnelling most of the stu-
dents from the entire east side of Wheatland County
into and through the intersection. This will bring
drastically increased traffic in the way of school bus-
ses (slow acceleration) and more inexperienced driv-
ers (high school students) who may lack appropriate
judgement in gauging traffic gaps. Furthermore, a
majority of the traffic is commercial (farm, big rig)
which increases danger significantly. I read in the
article that Wheatland County council was advised
the numbers from the 2014 study were adjusted
based on 20-year forecasts. Forecasts dont represent
reality, nor the human side of issues (e.g. driver er-
ror). At this point, we are about to increase a bunch
of vehicles on an unforgiving road without shoul-
ders. It is my personal opinion that it is not a mat-
ter of if someone gets killed at this intersection, but
when. Although my children do not/will not attend
this school, I do not want to watch my community
grieve over the senseless loss of another young life
(or lives).
The other consideration is plowing. At this point, Volker
Stevin, does not prioritize plowing of this road. Often it is two-
three days after a winter storm before the 561 gets plowed. Al-
ready the intersection at Highway 840 is frequently slippery and
un-gravelled. I would hope that once the school opens, their
prioritization would change, but this is not guaranteed.
Further on in the newspaper article, Mr. Rolson is quoted as
saying additional lanes are not necessarily safer, as there is
more confusion for the driver and sometimes more traffic prob-
lems. He said with time, drivers will become acclimated to the
parameters of the intersection.
I ask you gentlemen, how many young lives will we lose in
that interim?
Sincerely,
Richie Klemmensen
Wheatland County

Hospital renovations in full swing

Continued from Page 1
Those renovations will add enough space so
that three new beds will be gained and a total of
nine beds will be available in the emergency unit.
A new medication room which conforms with
AHS standards will be added, as well as access to
equipment storage, a second utility room which
is important for infection prevention and control,
a nurses station and shared space for staff. All of
which will lead to a better work and patient flow
of the area.
To complete those renovations with additional
space, the Diagnostic Imaging and Radiology lab
will be moving into the location where Home
Care currently is now. Those renovations are ex-
pected to start in summer this year and will be
completed this fall.
The lobby will also get refurbished starting in
late spring. New flooring and ceiling will be in-
stalled, and new seating will be purchased. This
refurbishing will be completed this upcoming fall.
The pharmacy is currently under construction
as more space is being added and will also be
completed later this spring.
Every change that was made was made with
the notion of mind of keeping cost at a minimum.
This is quite a big renovation with a relatively
small amount of money. It is seen hopefully as a
temporary fix to our space issues, said McNair-
Gariepy.
The current lab draw area (phlebotomy) will
move across the hall into their new larger location
on March 13. The current phlebotomy lab will be
redeveloped, starting in the middle of March and
completed this summer, into the testing area for
all the samples so that everything stays together
in the same area.
In Fall 2017, the current lab testing area will be
renovated to become a back of house emergency
area with staff support, equipment rooms, and a
quieter waiting space for families who need more
privacy.
I think for residents of the town and surround-
ing communities, we are going to be able to pro-
vide better patient flow and access to programs
that are more coordinated, said McNair-Gariepy.
Physically being adjacent to programs you need
to work with is always beneficial and having the
upgrades to the emergency department will allow
The hospital staff, which is more than 200 peo-
ple, wont be tripping over each other as they
work, nor will they need to travel across half the
hospital to find programs and services associated
with other services on the other end of the hos-
pital.
The upgrades on the hospital have been strong-
ly championed for by MLA Derek Fildebrandt
ever since he took office. He is glad to see that
upgrades are finally being completed, though
he wants to make sure that these upgrades truly
serve the community the best they can.
The upgrades should help ensure people with
emergencies receive timely and quality care. As
the local MLA Im going to be keeping an eye on
the facility to make sure local taxpayers are re-
ceiving good value for our tax dollars, said Fil-
debrandt, adding that the public shouldnt arrive
to the hospital to find a long waiting list or that
they cant receive care in time.
The reality is the Strathmore hospital is one of
the busiest rural hospitals in the province so its
important for the hospital to keep up with the
growing needs of the community, he said, add-
ing that as the town continues to grow, the facility
will need to keep pace with that growth and that
may mean more future upgrades to accommodate
growth and high demand.
The hospital is also accepting volunteer Way-
finders to greet patients at the door and to help
them find their way throughout the hospital dur-
ing and after renovations. At least 20 people are
needed to fill specific dedicated volunteer shifts
which are four hours long.
Applications can be filled out at albertahealth-
services.ca under Get Involved at the bottom
of the page. Click Volunteer at AHS, select Cal-
gary Zone, select Strathmore: Apply Online. Then
choose Wayfinder/Visitor Program and fill out an
application. Once submitted, an interview will be
scheduled. A police check will be conducted, ref-
erences will be cleared, and a workplace health
and safety clearance is needed.
These new and somewhat confusing changes
will ensure that the Strathmore Hospital runs
smoother, and is safer for both patients and staff.
While we are under construction, it is very
helpful for the public to understand that we are
out of our usual environment and to please effi-
ciently communicate their needs to the available

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Caleb Gordon, RSA graduate, actor, producer

LAUREEN F. GUENTHER
Times Contributor
Caleb Gordon, a 2016 graduate of Rosebud School of the
Arts, performed the one-man show The Fever at the Arts
Commons in Calgary this February, and is set to perform it
in Rosebud in March.
The Fever targets common assumptions of the middle-class
lifestyle.
Its a play about you, Gordon said, and about what you
think you know about yourself. And I guarantee it
will change some aspect of what you think about
yourself.
Gordon is producing as well as performing the
90-minute show.
One of the things that they always teach you in
theatre school, he said, is that if you cant find
work, make your own.
But Gordon, who graduated from Rosebud
School of the Arts (RSA) at the
end of September, doesnt seem
to have trouble finding acting
work.
you (the audience), he explained. Shows like
this, like Fever, like House, really take a moment
and say (to the audience), I see you too.
So Gordon continued to expand the company
hed created to produce his Final Project.
Seadreamer, the company I created, he said,
its mandate is to produce solo work that con-
nects the heart and the mind.
Thats its written mandate, but hes discovering
thats not all, he said.
Theres a hidden mandate
that Ive kind of set for myself,
which is: we produce shows

NEWS
Last summer, he played Jesus
Strathmore Legion Branch #10 in the Passion Play. Hes since
performed in two productions
By Irene Knappe, Secretary / PR / Poppy Chair
with Calgarys Shakespeare
The LA Executive Meeting is on Tuesday, the 7th, at 7 pm. Company, and acted in Rosebud
We will have entertainment on Saturday, March 11th by way of The Garter
Girls Burlesque and it promises to be a risqu night! Tickets are $20 per
Theatres Miracle on 34th Street.
person for the show only, which begins at 8 pm. Not just for Legion Members, Hes now in rehearsals for Birn-
anyone can purchase a ticket and join in the fun!! Of course, The Kitchen is ton Theatricals The Shape of
available for your dining pleasure before the show. Things, to open in Calgary in
The March Executive Meeting is on Tuesday, the 14th, at 7 pm. Please so
note on your calendar or your cell!
March, and expects to return to
The LA breakfast will be on Sunday, March 19th from 9 11 am. For pan- Passion Play this summer. Hes
cakes, hash browns, scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, coffee/tea/juice and desert, also auditioning with other com-
only $8 for adults and $4 for children under 6. panies.
The LA General Meeting is Tuesday, March 21st, at 7 pm. Gordons interest in producing
The March General Meeting, open to the General membership, is Tuesday,
the 28th, at 7 pm. Please put this date on your calendar and plan on attend- was piqued last winter, when he
ing!! produced and performed his
Guess whos coming back to the Legion on Saturday, April 15th? Its TINA Final Project, a one-man play
TURNER (Luisa Marshall)!!! Those who saw her last year know that she is called House.
SIMPLY THE BEST and BETTER THAN ALL THE REST!!!!! Its her Lots of Love
Tour 2017! Tickets are $25 per person for the show only. Showtime is at 8 (RSA) gave me the strength
pm. The Kitchen is open for those who wish to make it an evening to remem- to move forward with that and to realize that I
ber. Please call the Legion for ticket availability. They can also be purchased had the potential to do that (producing), he said.
online at www.brownpapertickets.com. This event is open to the public as House also piqued Gordons interest in one-ac-
well, but theres limited seating, so get your tickets soon!
tor shows.
HAVE A SUPER WEEK, LEGION FRIENDS! SEE YALL HERE AGAIN NEXT Instead of two actors talking to one another,
FRIDAY! AND ALWAYS REMEMBER WE WILL NEVER FORGET OUR its one actor in front of an audience. And whether
OLD AND NEW GENERATION VETERANS PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE they know it or not, the actor is really talking to
WE THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE
WE ARE FOREVER IN YOUR DEBT
For further information, please call the Legion at 403.934.5119
Joint choir concert brings
Thought for Harmony in the Valley
the Week LAUREEN F. GUENTHER
~ Times Contributor
Your time is Rosebud Chorale and the Calgary choir, Harmo-
your own, ny through Harmony, will come together for a joint
concert, Harmony in the Valley, at Rosebud Church,
use it wisely; March 12 at 3 p.m.
you wont Rosebud Chorale is comprised of Rosebud
School of the Arts students and
pass this way directed by Bill Hamm. Harmony
again. through Harmony (HtH) is an or-
ganization that brings together
its members musical gifts and
passion with a desire to foster so-
cial justice. HtH consists of two
12-member ensembles, both of
which will perform at Harmony
in the Valley.
(We) see something that is a
deep injustice like sexual exploi-
tation, for example, of children
and men and women around the
world, said Reid McLean Wiest,
Harmony through Harmonys
creative director, and say, can
we respond to that injustice in a
tangible way through something
that were gifted in and passionate about?
Its rooted in ... doing what we think God has
to say in (the Bible), as well as what is happening
in our world, and some of the injustices that weve
come face to face with, McLean Wiest said. (Well
be) telling some of that story and how its culmi-
nated in a group of people who are passionate
about music, passionate about creativity, and also
passionate about God and the things that break His
heart. And looking to do with what Hes placed in
that are not necessarily safe,
but theyre good, he said.
He plans to continue pro-
ducing solo performances
with actors other than him-
self, starting with a possible
one-woman show this fall.
In the meantime, Gordon
is set for six performances of
The Fever in a Rosebud liv-
ing room, the type of venue
where The Fever was first
performed by its playwright,
Wallace Shawn. Going into
homes allows him to really
connect with those outlying
communities that couldnt
necessarily come in to see the
theatre, he said.
Hes also exploring invitations to perform in ad-
ditional homes.
Rosebud performances are scheduled for March
2-4 and 12-14, depending on audience interest.
To attend a performance, or to contact Gordon
about arranging a performance, contact him at
seadreamerproductions@gmail.com.
our hearts and in our hands.
People tell us (Harmony through Harmony) is
not like a typical choir, where you just sit and hear
a bunch of songs. We actually spend a bit of time
on focusing on putting together a message and
weaving the songs in and among that message.
That message, he said, is intended to make
people reflect and think and examine their own
heads and hearts and story, and
take them out of their every day
and to think bigger picture, and
to think legacy, to think their
own contributions, and to either
affirm them where theyre at,
or challenge them where they
could be.
Its very much a celebration
of music and a chance to com-
municate a message of some
awareness and some hope and
challenge, he said.
The choirs will both collabo-
rate and listen to each other per-
form.
Were pretty excited about
that opportunity to join forces
there and have a larger choir
sing, McLean Wiest said. But we also see this as
being a chance to celebrate each other, hear what
other groups are doing, learn from each other.
We really hope that (Strathmore Times readers)
come out to be entertained, encouraged and chal-
lenged on March 12, McLean Wiest said. Were
looking forward to sharing music and message
with them.
Harmony in the Valley starts at 3 p.m, March 12,
in Rosebud Church. The concert is

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Strathmore Learning and Innovation Center
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
Bow Valley College (BVC) is invest-
ing $394,000 into creating a new cam-
pus in Strathmore. The Government of
Canada is matching the investment for
the new Strathmore Learning and In-
novation Centre.
The centre will take residence in the
old Co-op building in the downtown
area. The BVC build will start in April
and they will be the first people in the
building. The new location is expected
to be open in time for the Fall 2017
semester.
As the population has been growing
in Strathmore and as new employers
have come in, weve noticed that the
needs of the community have changed,
said June Diment, Director of Regional
Steward with Bow Valley College. We
find there is an increased demand in
people wanting more post-secondary
programs and essential skills train-
ing. This institution realized they need
a bigger space to accommodate the
needs for either post-secondary educa-
tion or for entrepreneurship training.
The combined $788,000 will go into
turning part of the old Co-op building
into the new Strathmore campus for
BVC. The funds from the federal gov-
ernment will be put into infrastructure
changes to make the old retail space
look like a campus, including internal
wall changes, classroom structure, and
incubators. The funding from the col-
lege will be going to things such as col-
lege furniture, desks and chairs, and to
technology such as computers, work
stations, and smart boards in the class-
rooms so they can use technology to
link the Strathmore campus with other
campuses.
Currently, BVC Strathmore operates
out of a single room in the Strathmore
Library and offers up only two pro-
grams: a one-year Medical Assistant
certificate and a one-year Hospital Unit
Clerk certificate.
By moving into a larger space, the
college will be able to offer up more
programs and services to the residents
of Strathmore.
Starting in the fall 2017 semester,
interested students may also take a
two-year Practical Nurse diploma and
a two-year Business Administration di-
ploma.
They are currently accepting applica-
tions for anyone interested in enrolling
in any of the four offered programs.
Applications can be obtained at the
Strathmore Library for the next couple
months, from Bow Valley College ad-
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ministrator, Lillian Au.
Bow Valley College and the Hon-
Additional programs will be offered
ourable Kent Hehr announced
starting in the winter 2018 semester. the combined $788,000 that
We are just kicking off with a few Bow Valley College and the Gov-
programs and will expand into more ernment of Canada are investing
programs and probably continuing into turning part of the old Co-op
education classes as well. The point building in downtown Strath-
is we want to enable the people in more into a new regional campus
Strathmore to have a higher level of for Bow Valley College, titled the
Strathmore Learning and Inno-
qualifications and skill levels within vation Centre. June Diment (l-r),
the local community that enable them Michael Ell, Kent Hehr, Laura Jo
to get into a wider range of work, said Gunter and Charlene Tomlinson.
Diment. Photo Courtesy of
The regional campus will also be of- Bow Valley College
fering four business incubator spaces,
which no other regional campuses need to have the right skills; the more that is to new businesses.
currently offer. Those spaces, on the highly skilled people youve got in a Its really a win/win by having a
campus, will be available to someone town, the more economically attractive bigger regional campus in Strathmore.
who may be a budding entrepreneur
or someone who already has a busi-
ness but is working in their home and
would like to move out of working
from home.
By the time the center opens they
will also be offering a series of adult
workshops, events and inspirational
activities with outside and local ex-
perts to support budding entrepre-
neurs or people who have already
started a small business.
The Wheatland Adult Learning
Council is also moving into the space
with BVC.
Its like a one-stop-shop where you
can get all your adult learning needs in
one place, said Diment. We wanted
this to be a community hub. We want
this to help promote a really lively
downtown hub that all members of
the community can access and use in
both daytime and evening. We think
In support of local Veterans and their Families
that having the college in that building
will also attract other organizations to
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Industrialization in Ardenode
SHARON MCLEAY the hamlet of Ardenode have requested tial property to industrial use, said F.J.
Times Contributor a re-designation to expand their Wheat- Bazant. This is a residential and agri-
land Blasting business. cultural community and industrial de-
Several homeowners in the Ardenode Staff initially had some environmen- velopment is not compatible with this
area wonder if the area is targeted as tal concerns because of location close type of property. We are already both-
an industrial hub in Wheatland County. to the creek, which were later resolved ered in our home by noise pollution
Several pieces of agricultural prop- with a completion of an environment from a nearby industrial business, as
erty in the Ardenode area have been study. There were two letters of objec- well as the related industrial traffic. To
re-designated as industrial sites, and tion by adjacent landowners. increase this activity, it will aggravate
currently owners of a 54.75 acre parcel I strenuously oppose this applica- the encroachment of industrial activity
bordering the Serviceberry creek and tion to convert agricultural and residen- into a residential community.
I believe the county has a duty to
protect homeowners in this community
from increasing industrial development.
Is there an area structure plan for this
area? If so, this should prevent this and
further industrial applications in this
area, as once approved it cannot be an-
nulled.
Concerns outlined in the second let-
ter were the about the effects to prop-
erty values, high traffic volumes, road
damage, safety issues and disturbance
of natural habitat and species.
BRO-TECH
Wheatland Blasting is looking to ex-
pand its business and has been in place
for 15 years. Staff said this is a way to
accommodate growth for the area busi-
ness owners. Council passed second
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INC. OBSOLETE AND SPENT ASP
Several Wheatland County Area Struc-
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LY O W NED considered obsolete and spent, in order
LOCA L New Construction to comply to the provinces directive to
O P E R ATED Renovations align with the Southern Saskatchewan
& Service Work
Regional Plans, through the Municipal
Government Plan and anticipating the
Furnaces new regional growth plan for the Cal-
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Councillor Alice Booth questioned the
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development. In terms of the amend-
ments and work required, they would
have to have a whole new ASP to fit
into the requirements of the plan, re-
sponded Colton Nickel, Intermediate
Planner for Wheatland County.
WHEATLAND COUNTY TAKES
CARE OF FENCING
The fencing contract for Wheatland
County for 2017-2019 was awarded to
Denico Ltd.
Denico has performed very well
over the 20 years and the Transporta-
tion and Infrastructure department rec-
ommends that the County award the
contract for the next three years with
an additional two, one-year optional
extensions, said the spokesman for the
Transportation and Infrastructure de-
partment. Five other companies put in
a bid, but Denico came in with the low-
est unit cost per mile and highest rating
on evaluation criteria. Staff anticipates
that fencing costs may increase up to
15 per cent in the future, as materials
and labour costs rise.
There was a question from the pub-
lic that indicated the winning contrac-
tor had foreknowledge of securing the
contract two weeks before the bid was
settled.
Two council members said the infor-
mation was serious enough to investi-
gate that no process infractions were
apparent and the winning bid was ex-
ecuted appropriately. Councillor Rex
Harwood suggested that evaluation
sheets should be posted online to en-
sure transparency.
COUNCIL REMUNERATION
Every two years a group of ratepay-
ers get the chance to review Wheatland
County council members remuneration
package and recommend any changes
to the policy. Changes to the policy for
2017 included per diem rate increase
at less than five dollars per meeting.
Honorariums for events other than ap-
proved council or committee activity
go up about $40 per event. Timesheets
must be submitted to the CAO by the
first Tuesday of the following month
with reciepts attached for reimburse-
ments. A written request must be made
for a spouse to attend conferences and
conventions with a breakdown of costs
to the county. Approval for spousal at-
tendance will be made in council as a
request for decision.
VILLAGE CENTRE AND SENIORS
FACILITY FOR LAKES OF
MUIRFIELD
First reading Bylaw 2017-03 suggests
a revised use for land in the Lakes of
Muirfield, to develop a potential com-
mercial complex that might include a
caf, restaurants, fitness centre, conve-
nience store, liquor store or community
centre. The bylaw specs are attached to
the Feb. 21 agenda attachments.
The second part of the bylaw propos-
es seniors independent living facility.
We have no proposal or permit in
front of us at this point. To this, we
have put our first foot forward. If coun-
cil moves forward with first reading, we
will circulate to everyone in Muirfield
and everyone within a half mile radius
and go forward with a public hearing
on that, said Gerry Melenka, Manag-
er of Planning and Development for
Wheatland County.
Times TIDBITS
Did You Know?
The flower of March is the daffodil and the
birthstone is the aquamarine.

Wheatland Society of Arts
ADELLE ELLIS
Times Reporter
The Wheatland Society of Arts, which
has recently moved to a new location,
is in full swing with programming tak-
ing place nearly every day and plenty
of open studio time for artists to gather
and create art.
The society, which has been incorpo-
rated since 1986, still holds the same
values and objectives as they did when
they first opened: to encourage and pro-
mote visual arts; to sponsor, coordinate,
and promote youth and adult visual arts
education; to secure a studio with ex-
hibit space; and, to cooperate with other
arts groups.
We want to fill this building with pro-
gramming, but we also want people to
be aware of everything, said Brandy
Hebbes, president of the Wheatland So-
ciety of Arts (WSA). We are making it
our job to know as much as we can pos-
sibly know about arts stuff that is going
on in Strathmore. That way if they dont
come here, we can at least let them
know where else they can go.
Programs include a new Youth Art
program for children and teens.
Several specialized classes and proj-
ects are held throughout the month for
certain age groups, with prices ranging
from free to $35 depending on the in-
structor. There is also a free teen night
every Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. where
participants aged 11 and older can gath-
er and create either a pre-planned proj-
ect with the instructor or work on any
project of their own.
In addition, several four-day arts mini
camps will run over Easter break for
youth to work on different art projects.
We want to do weird and different
stuff thats a little on the edge, some-
thing to really engage these teens, said
Hebbes. We want to find [art projects]
Oath Taking
The Strathmore Fili-
pino Canadian Asso-
ciation (SFCA) recently
swore in a new set of
officers and youth offi-
cers. The SFCAs main
objective is to bridge
the gap between Fili-
pino and Canadians to
create one united and
organized group with the mindset to help other people through volunteering in town and joining other
groups. There are approximately 100 families and individuals joined together in the group. Youth Of-
ficers: President Joanna Cerdana (l-r), Vice President Faith Munoz, Secretary Julyann Cerdana, Trea-
surer Genica Karganilla, Auditor Jackylin Cerdana, Mass Media Marianne Cherish Valencia and Gale
Fabella, Muse Jonaliza Cerdana.
Orchestrated Choir
The Brentwood Senior Choir performed three songs accompanied by the Rocky Mountain Symphony
Orchestra at the Hope Covenant Church on Jan. 28. The concert was full and both the orchestra and
the choir sounded beautiful.
that grab their interest. I want them to
feel pride in their art, and to come here
regularly and make this their own art
club.
Another new program is Accessibility
Art which boasts art options tailored for
people with disabilities. The free pro-
gramming takes place every second Fri-
day and runs two classes a day.
Young at Heart Art is a free art option
for seniors. It runs on Tuesdays from
12:30 to 3:30 p.m. An instructor will
guide seniors in creating a specific proj-
ect, or on a project of their own.
Although free to take, a $5 donation
for supplies is welcomed for partici-
pants in the Youth Art, Accessibility Art
and Young at Heart Art programs.
Moms (or dads) and Tots art classes
will start in March and will run on Mon-
days from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for
$15 a class.
A six-week home school art program
is also available for home schooled chil-
dren. The program will start in early
March and will run on Mondays from 1
to 3 p.m. with guidance from an instruc-
tor. The class is $180 per student and
they must be pre-registered.
Evening adult art classes are also avail-
able for $15 per class. Specific nights
and classes are posted on the WSA web-
site (wheatlandarts.ca).
There is also free open studio time for
all ages on Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to
4 p.m. and on Thursdays from 11 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
The WSA also hopes to run several art
classes at the same time, such as a kids
and parents class. Children can work on
one project in one room and their par-
ents can work on a different project in
the other room.
We want to make visual arts oppor-
tunities available for everyone with no
exclusions, said Hebbes. We want to
make sure we have something for ev-
Photo Courtesy of Ricky Valencia
Elks Contributions
The Strathmore Elks, Lodge 491 has been
quietly at work donating their time to work
casinos, provide catering services, and work-
ing other fund raising events so that they may
donate a portion of their proceeds towards
supporting local charities and community or-
ganizations. The Elks have recently donated
$500 to the Salvation Army, $1,000 to the
Chestermere Food Bank, and $1,000 to the
Strathmore Food Bank. Elks member Gus
Cammer (l-r), Val Sherwick of the Strathmore
Food Bank, Elks member Ryan Zolmer.
Photo Courtesy of Bill Jones
Submitted by cole Brentwood Elementary School
March 3, 2017 Strathmore TIMES Page 13
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Development Decisions Public Hearings

Wheatland County will consider the following applications for Public Hearing at the regular
Notice is hereby given that the WHEATLAND COUNTY Municipal Planning Council meeting on Tuesday, March 14, 2017. The following public hearings begin at 1 p.m.
Commission has approved or refused the following development permit and proceed until all applications have been heard:
applications:
File #: DP 2017-02
Approved with Conditions: Variance to Front Yard Setback Bylaw # 2016-55
Refused: Variance to the Side Yard Setback File No: LU2016-70
Division #: 3 Owner/Applicant: 268600 AB Ltd. / Wayne Cole
Owner: Darryl Kaechele Legal Description: SE-13-24-24-W4M
Applicant: Darryl Kaechele Division #: 2
Legal: Plan 771 1065, Block 10, Lot 50, Carseland Plan Area: +/- 32.68 ha (80.51 ac)
Proposal: Variance for 2 Decks (Side Yard and Front Yard) Redesignation Area: +/- 10.12 ha (25.0 ac) from Agricultural General (A-G) District to Agricul-
tural Small Holding (A-SH) District. The balance to remain Agricultural General (A-G) District.

File #: DP 2017-03 Bylaw # 2016-57

Approved with Conditions File No: LU2016-71
Division #: 1 Owner/Applicant: Blue Summit Homes Inc. / Jon Harnish
Owner: Marjorie Gibeau Legal Description: SW-28-25-26-W4M
Applicant: Andrew Fletcher Division # 5
Legal: SE-5-23-21-4 Plan Area: +/- 55.48 ha (137.1 ac)
Proposal: SUB RV Repairs Redesignation Area: +/-4.04 ha (10.0 ac) from Agricultural General (A-G) District to Agricul-
tural Small Holding (A-SH) District. The application would facilitate the proposed subdivision
File #: DP 2017-06 of two (2) +/- 2.02 ha (5.0 ac) lots. The balance to remain Agricultural General (A-G) District.
Approved with Conditions
Division #: 4 Bylaw # 2016-60
Owner: 1783475 Alberta Ltd File No: LU2016-77
Applicant: Camdon Construction Ltd Owner/Applicant: Lynne Patrice Hilton
Legal: Plan 101 1307, B 3, L 2, (N 7-24-26-4) Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 1, Plan 891 0177
Proposal: Medium Industrial (Welding Shop and Storage Yard) Division # 2
Plan Area: +/- 3.25 ha (8.03 ac)
File #: DP 2017-07 Redesignation Area: +/-3.25 ha (8.03 ac) from Agricultural General (A-G) District to Country
Approved with Conditions Residential (C-R) District. The application would facilitate the proposed subdivision of two (2)
Division #: 2 lots, +/- 0.81 ha (2.0 ac) and +/-2.44 ha (6.03 ac).
Owner: HRK Innovative Energy Services Ltd.
Applicant: Hafeezer Khan Bylaw # 2017-03
Legal: NW-19-23-24-4 File # LU2017-03
Proposal: Dwelling, Moved-On Owner/Applicant: 0747744 BC Ltd/ James Souza
Legal Description: Lots 3 & 4, Block 8, Plan 061 4100
File #: DP 2017-08 Division # 5
Refused Redesignation: The application is proposing amendments to a Direct Control (DC-9) District
Division #: 1 for the Lakes of Muirfield community with respect to Development Cell 7. The amendments
Owner: James Rogers if approved would result in Development Cell 7 being split into two separate and distinct de-
Applicant: GP Joule Canada Corp. velopment cells (Cell 7 and Cell 8). Cell 7 would be referred to as the Village Centre and
Legal: NW-5-22-21-4 would include a number of new commercial/retail uses such as convenience store, service
Proposal: Solar Panels, Ground Mounted with 2 Variances (County station, restaurant, liquor sales, fitness centre and office. Cell 8 would be referred to as
Road & Parcel Coverage) Seniors Independent Living center and would include multi-unit dwellings and residential
care facility. New rules and regulations are proposed to support the purpose and intent of
File #: DP 2017-10 each development cell.
Approved with Conditions
Division #: 2
Owner: Farley & Nicole Bishop
Applicant: Nicole Bishop Comments may be forwarded in writing to Wheatland County or at the above meeting. The
Legal: Plan 5345N, Block D, Lot 7 application files may be reviewed in the County Office during regular office hours Monday
Proposal: SUB Private Spa and Esthetics Salon, Gleichen to Friday 8.00am to 4.30pm. 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
Any person who deems they may be affected by the issuance of the Act. Any personal information on submissions made regarding applications is collected under
development permit(s) may appeal to the Subdivision & Development the authority of the FOIP Act Section 33 (c) and subsequent versions of the Act.
Appeal Board (SDAB) within fourteen (14) days of the date of the publication
of this notice. Each Subdivision and Development Appeal to the county must
be accompanied by a $400.00 non-refundable fee and an appeal application
form, to be filed with the SDAB Secretary of Wheatland County at
Highway #1, RR #1, Strathmore, Alberta, T1P 1J6

Dated this 3rd day of March 2017.


THE ALL NEW
403-934-2100 S T R AT H M O R E F O R D .C O M
Bisons
brace for
playoff drive
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Its the old matchup of rest versus rust.
Its also the same matchup as last years Al-
berta Midget Hockey League semifinals.
The fifth-placed Calgary Flames (20-12-2)
have momentum on their side. They upset the
third-placed Red Deer Optimist Chiefs, clip-
ping them 3-2 in an overtime thriller Feb. 25.
The Foothills CFR Chemicals Bisons are well
rested. They finished with the franchises best
record (25-6-3) during a 34-game schedule,
placing second in the Chrysler division, earn-
ing a first-round bye.
It seems like forever since we played a
game, said Bisons head coach Sandy Henry.
Our guys are getting ancy to play again.
Game 1 of the best-of-five divisional semifi-
nals got underway March 1 at the Strathmore
Family Centre (result unavailable as of press
time). It has been 10 days since the Bisons
wrapped up their regular season in Medicine
Hat.
With the down time, some of the billeted
players were able to head home and rest up
for the playoff drive.
We got to understand that they are coming
in with lots of momentum, already winning
one series as an underdog, said Bisons alter-
nate captain Tyson Scott. We need to make
sure we come out hard early and kill some of
their momentum.
Scott is one of six Bisons that participated in
the 3-1 series win over the Flames in the semis
last season. The Herd also took both regular
season tilts from the Flames quite handedly,
crushing the Flames 7-2 back on Oct. 30 in
Calgary and iced them 4-1 in Strathmore on
Jan. 13.
The Bisons are hoping some time off, com-
bined with a few hard practices leading up to
playoffs is the proper recipe to regain their
dominance over the Flames.
We tried to ramp up practice this week,
said Henry. I expect a little bit of rust for us,
but hopefully our adrenaline is up in front of
the home crowd and we get going after the
first few couple of shifts.
The rocking home crowd is something that
Bisons captain Brett Trentham recalls from last
years playoff push.
The fans get crazy here, we got to ride the
high from the crowd and carry the energy
throughout the game, said Trentham. Its a
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Zach Huber (l) competes with Cole Clayton for possession
of the puck during some drills at practice Feb. 27 at the Strathmore product Grace Olson of the Zone 2 16AA ringette team winds up
to unload a shot at the St. Albert Mission goal during the provincial champi-
Strathmore Family Centre, as the Foothills CFR Chemicals
Bisons try to get back in game shape. onships Feb. 25 at the Great Plains Arena in Calgary.
Tyler Lowey Photo Tyler Lowey Photo
Zapped at provincials
home.
With Tyler Petrie out day-to-day with a low-
er-body injury and Tarun Fizer still a long ways
away from resuming skating, the Bisons called TYLER LOWEY can build off of as they get
up Tucker Zdunich of the Foothills Bisons and ready for nationals later this
Times Reporter
Ryan Ries of the Airdrie Lightning, both for- month, said assistant coach
wards from the South Central Alberta Hockey Ronda Olson.
The Zone 2 16AA ringette
League. Ries and Zdunich have both appeared Zone 2 travelled to Ottawa
team had visions of provin-
in four games with the Herd, the most by any at the beginning of February,
cial medals heading into
affiliated player. as a way for more exposure
action Feb. 24 at the Great
Between the pipes, Henry decided to lean against some of the better
Plains Arena in Calgary, but
on Ben Laidlaw, who finished tied for the competition across Canada
left empty handed.
league lead with 14 wins. in preparation for nationals.
I think we were all expect-
Henry has been flip-flopping his goaltend- Nationals run in Leduc
ing to medal, said Strath-
ing duo all season except on one occasion. March 27 April 1.
more product Grace Olson.
Laidlaw started the quarterfinals of the Macs The Zone 2 squad closed
We were short a couple
Midget AAA Hockey Tournament and got out the tournament strong,
players early in the tourna-
called upon again for the semis. with an 11-2 over the Ed-
ment, and that might have
Ben will start Game 1 and we will dic- monton Elite Feb. 25 and
cost us a chance at playing
tate it from there, said Henry. If he stays crunched the Power for a
for a medal, but thats the
strong, then he will get another game. But I second time in the tourney,
way it goes sometimes.
want Hunter (Young) ready, he has played the this time, 6-1, to finish fifth.
Zone 2 opened the tour-
Flames well this year. Playing these teams and
nament with a 6-0 blanking
Game 2 went March 2 (result not available the teams in Ottawa, showed
of the Sherwood Park Power
as of press time) at Father David Bauer Arena. us that the girls are capa-
Feb. 24, but ran into trouble
Game 3 is scheduled for March 5 (2 p.m.) at ble of beating any team we
over the next 24 hours.
the Strathmore Family Centre. If necessary, might run into at nationals,
They were clipped by the
Game 4 would return to Father David Bauer said Ronda.
St. Albert Mission 4-1 later
Arena March 6 (7 p.m.), with Game 5 slated Strathmore is represented
that day and were doubled
for March 9 (7 p.m._ back at the Strathmore well on Zone 2. Hailey Ken-
up by their rival, the Calgary
Family Centre. ney, Daylen Wathen, Jewlyn
Impact, 4-2 Feb. 25, knock-
The first-placed Calgary Buffaloes (24-4-6) Foat, Elizabeth Proust and
ing them out of medal con-
host the sixth-placed Calgary Northstars (16- Olson were all key contribu-
tention.
16-2) in the other semifinal showdown. tors at provincials.
Our girls played well,
The top-four seeds still remain in the Dodge In the meantime, Zone 2
theyre a little disappoint to
division semifinals. The top-ranked Sherwood plans on getting back to dry
not walk away with a medal,
Park J. Ennis Kings (23-8-3) host the SSAC land training before playing
but they ended up with the
Boston Pizza Athletics (15-18-1), and the St. a few exhibition matches pri-
lowest goals against average,
Albert Tire Warehouse Raiders (16-14-4) take or to nationals.
and thats something they
on the Leduc Chrysler Oil Kings (14-15-5).
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Sunday, March 5 2:00 pm vs Calgary Flames
Thursday, March 9 7:00 pm vs Calgary Flames (if needed)
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knock off
Spartans
in quarters
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
The Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks
senior mens basketball team bounced
the Strathcona-Tweedsmuir Academy
Spartans 69-61 Feb. 27 in the Foothills
Athletic Council quarterfinals.
The Hawks came out and played
with a bully ball-like mentality, scoring
16 of their first 21 points from inside
the paint, highlighted by a Hail Mary
outlet pass from Reid Jensen to Turner
Dirk who finished with an impressive
reverse.
As much as the Hawks were domi-
nating the paint in the offensive zone,
their defensive presence on the glass in
the second quarter was lacking, as the
Spartans clawed back into contention
with nine second-chance points.
The solution was easy for Hawks
head coach Josh Jalbert insert the
energetic big man.
Luke Sproul checked into the game
at the start of the third quarter and pro-
vided an instant spark on both ends of
the floor. He ripped down three boards
(two defensive and one offensive) and
got the ball moving in the offensive
end, building the Hawks lead to 14.
Sproul finished with eight points on
4-of-6 shooting, along with eight re-
bounds.
I told him right before he entered; it
was time to unleash the beast. He real-
ly performed and had a great quarter,
said Jalbert. He had a great presence
on the floor, made some great moves
and nice passes.
Hawks guard Alex Nwoye was get-
ting to the bucket with ease, as he fin-
ished with 23 points. Midway through
the third quarter, Nwoye collided with
Spartans big Sam Grootelaar and got
the worse of the collision, leaving the
game for a significant time.
In his absence, the offence didnt
flow as fluently, despite Jensens team-
high 25 points
When we get pressured too much,
we just start taking shots and stop rely-
ing on our teammates and getting the
ball inside. All year, I have been preach-
ing getting the ball inside, said Jalbert.
Tied at 55 with 2:35 remaining in
the fourth, the Hawks pulled ahead for
Storm move on
The Strathmore Storm Female B midget team
defeated Olds 3-0 on Feb. 22 at the Strathmore
Family Centre. The Storm advanced to the zone
final by tying Game 2 with a score of 2-2. The girls
will now take on Brooks for the right to play in the
provincial championship.
Doug Taylor Photos
with a question period and a chance for
Kyle Gerencer of the Holy Cross Collegiate
Hawks goes up for a jumper Feb. 27, only to be
contested by Sam Grootelaar of the Strathcona-
Tweedsmuir Academy Spartans during the Foot-
hills Athletic Council quarterfinals.
Tyler Lowey Photo
good with a three-pointer from Jericho
Ricafort, a defensive steal by Kyle Ger-
encer and another three on the ensuing
trip down the floor by Jensen.
The Hawks took on the top-ranked
Holy Trinity Academy Knights March 1
in Okotoks in the semifinals.
Jalbert has his crew working towards
their peak level for the South Central
Zone tournament in Three Hills March
10-11.
The Spartans senior girls squad didnt
fare as well in their FAC quarterfinal tilt
at the Strathcona-Tweedsmuir Academy
gym.
They lost 76-26 on the road to the
Strathcona-Tweedsmuir Academy Spar-
tans during Foothills Athletic Council
quarterfinals action.
The tough quarterfinal loss didnt end
the Hawks season. They now look for-
ward to their zone tournament, which
is slated for March 10-11 in Brooks.
March 3, 2017 Strathmore TIMES Page 17
Figure skaters
taken under
Megans Wing
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
One of Canadas greatest figure skat-
ers was in Strathmore over the week-
end spreading her knowledge to the
up-and-coming batch of Olympic hope-
fuls in the Strathmore Skating Club.
I hope these kids have fun today
and are able to learn something that
they can leave here with and use to-
morrow and in their skating going for-
ward, said figure skating instructor
Megan Wing.
Wing took up ice dance at the age of
14. She partnered with Aaron Lowe in
1986 and the two stuck together, win- Former Olympian Megan Wing leads a figure
ing six bronze medals and four silvers skating drill Feb. 24 at the Strathmore Family
Centre. It was Wings first trip to Strathmore for
at the Canadian National Champion-
a clinic, as she worked with skaters on balance,
ships. They also skated in the 2006 technique and performance.
Winter Olympic Games in Torino, Italy, Tyler Lowey Photo
where they placed 11th.
We got lots of positive feedback skating, speed skating, or hockey, the
from the camp. There were about 40 kids will be able to use these skills in
skaters from all over southern Alberta, any ice sport.
aged 7-16 (years-old) and the kids were I thought it was pretty awesome to
all pretty tired afterwards, said Tara be on the ice with her, said 12-year-old
Watson Shaw, president of the Strath- Bailey Heath of Cochrane. She helped
more Skating Club. Hopefully we can me with my posture, bending my knees
have another one of these next year. and staying balanced on my skates.
It was a full day activity, as Wing took The next major event for the Strath-
the first group onto the ice at 8 a.m. more Skating Club goes Mar. 17, when
and wrapped things up just after 3 p.m. they host the annual Fire and Ice show
at the Strathmore Family Centre. It
autographs. is a chance for skaters in the club to
We worked on the basic skills today, perform the programs they have been
helping them skate better and perform working on all year and will have spe-
better, said Wing. Whether its figure cial guest skater Jane Gray.
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Pass the Salt
BE ANXIOUS FOR NOTHING
I notice as I get older, I feel more
vulnerable in many ways. My body lets me
know that parts are wearing out. My mind
seems to forget things that once were
nearly automatic. I hope my finances will
last just one day longer than I last. Will I
be able to afford the medications I need to
sustain my life with quality? Will I still be
able to get around so I do not become
more isolated? So many new challenges at
a time when I seem less able to meet them.
There is plenty to occupy your mind.
And 21st century Christians do not have
a corner on worry. In Matthew 6 Jesus
teaches his followers how to deal with
lifes concerns. In one of the most beautiful
passages of scripture he says
Therefore I tell you, do not worry about
your life, what you will eat or drink; or
about your body, what you will wear. Is not
life more important than food, and the body
more important than clothes? Look at the
birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or
store away in barns, and yet your heavenly
Father feeds them. Are you not much
more valuable than they? Who of you by
worrying can add a single hour to his life ?
And why do you worry about clothes?
See how the lilies of the field grow. They
do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you that
not even Solomon in all his splendor was
dressed like one of these. If that is how
God clothes the grass of the field, which
is here today and tomorrow is thrown
into the fire, will he not much more clothe
you, O you of little faith? So do not worry,
saying, What shall we eat? or What shall
we drink? or What shall we wear? For
the pagans run after all these things, and
your heavenly Father knows that you need
them. But seek first his kingdom and his
righteousness, and all these things will
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Sunday Worship: 10:30 am
Wednesday Bible Study: 7 pm
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be given to you as well. Therefore do not
worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will
worry about itself. Each day has enough
trouble of its own.
St Paul said, Do not be anxious about
anything, but in everything, by prayer and
petition, with thanksgiving, present your
requests to God. (Philippians 4:6) For the
Christian, THIS is the antidote for worry
and anxiety. We want to present it to God-
---and leave it there. Give it to someone
equipped, and willing, to take it all.
Someone once said, Dont tell me worry
doesnt help. Whenever I worry about
something, it never seems to happen.
Does this sound familiar? It probably does.
When I think of the countless times Ive
wasted valuable minutes, hours, days,---
--more----- dwelling on what if, what if
not, and if only.
And yet, as I look back, no matter what has
happened in my life, God was always there
to pick me up, dust me off, and encourage
me on my way. At this stage of your lives,
as seniors , you are challenged to put your
spiritual money where your mouth has
been for decades. You have sung that Our
hope is built on nothing less..., A mighty
fortress is our God..., Be still my soul...
In every change, He faithful will remain...
Today, our hope and strength are in our
loving Father. Be anxious for nothing. God
is with you in all your needs at this very
moment.
PRAYER: God our Father, we place all that
troubles us at your feet. It is more than
we can deal with today. Thank you for
accepting this destructive and inhibiting
anxiety. And now please refresh our newly
freed spirit, so we can rise and be the
people you intend for us to be. Amen!
Pastor Donald Pierre
Seventh Day Adventist Church
STRATHMORE SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Meeting in the Lutheran Church
112 Lakeside Blvd. 587-227-6956
Pastor: Donald Pierre
Services held every Saturday
Sabbath School: 10 AM
Worship Service: 11 AM
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SACRED HEART CATHOLIC
Holy Cross Collegiate School Gym
709B - 2nd Street, Strathmore
403-934-2641
Pastor: Fr. Wojciech Jarzecki
Masses: Saturday 5 pm Sunday 10 am
THE CHAPEL OF ST. MICHAEL
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Pastor & Priest: Bryan Beveridge
Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 am
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245 Brent Blvd, Strathmore 403-934-2424
Worship Service Sundays 10 am
Lead Pastor: Glenn Peterson
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STRATHMORE ALLIANCE
325 1 Ave 403-934-3543
Corner of 1 Ave & Wheatland Trail
Lead Pastor: Mike Wiebe
9:30 am Sunday School for all ages
11:00 am Worship Service
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403-934-3025
Rev. Pamela Scott
Sunday Worship 10:30 am
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Parents beat kids out over fun scrimmage
The Holy Cross Hawks Jr. B boys basketball team wrapped up their season with a fun night of trying to beat the parents and
Coach Connie Donais during a game on Feb. 16 followed by a pizza party.
Manny Everett Photos
Yellowfly lights red lamp multiple times
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Wheatland Warriors captain put the team on his
back this weekend during South Central Alberta
Hockey League action.
For his first act, Kage Yellowfly scored the win-
ner Feb. 25 with 50 seconds remaining in the
third, ending a six-game winless skid.
In his encore performance, Yellowfly pulled an
Auston Matthews, finishing with four goals in the
Warriors 6-4 dumping of the Cranbrook CPC Hor-
nets in the blue arena at the Strathmore Family
Centre.
He was firing on all cylinders, said Warriors
head coach Cody Brown. He always is for us. He
brings good momentum into the rink and he got
the ball rolling for us once again today.
Austin Kuryk put the Warriors in the driver seat
early, sniping his 10th on the year just eight sec-
onds off the opening faceoff.
Nearly 10 minutes later, after a failed two-on-
none rush for the Hornets, Yellowfly came storm- Austin Kuryk of the Wheatland Warriors drives wide on Cran-
ing down the ice, snapping a wrister from just in- brook CPC Hornets defender Brayden Penner Feb. 26 in the
side the blueline, burning Tyden Wilson over the blue arena at the Strathmore Family Centre.
blocker. Tyler Lowey Photo
In the second, Nolan Bailey fired wide of the
net while shorthanded. Fortuitously, the puck ca- CHIEFS TAKE TWO FROM OKOTOKS
The midget Chiefs swept a pair of games from
reened off the end boards, right to Yellowfly for
the easy tap in. Okotoks over the weekend.
With 2:35 remaining in the second stanza, Zach First, they brushed back the Okotoks Oilers
Stangness did a great job keeping the puck in Black 4-1 Feb. 26 at Murray Arena in their second-
last regular season game.
at the blue line on the power play. He sent it to
Riding a 15-game point streak, the Chiefs popped
Adam Kirkpatrick and Bailey, who worked down
low, spotting Yellowfly out front for the one timer, in the winner when Robert Butterwick answered
with his 12th of the season, 41 seconds after the
stretching the Warrior lead to 4-1.
One thing that has been plaguing the Warriors Oilers tied things at one in the first period.
down the stretch was their play in their own zone. Riley Romashenko and Tyler Skehar added
Entering the second game of the weekend, they power play tallies, Brady Skiffington registered
his 10th on the season and Chayse Hnatowich
have allowed four or more goals six times in their
past eight games, going 0-6-2 during that stretch. chipped in with a pair of assists.
Zach Nicholls sniped his sixth on the campaign Ty Tarvyd was magnificent in net, turning away
36 saves for his 15th win.
while on the power play from a nearly impossible
The Chiefs cranked the Okotoks Oilers Green
angle along the goal line.
The local double-A bantam team held the Hor- 7-1 Feb. 25 at the Strathmore Family Centre.
nets to three goals for nearly the entire game, Isaac Benoit notched a hat trick by the end of
but allowed the fourth marker with 7.2 seconds the second period; Hnatowich recorded a goal
and two assists, with single markers coming from
remaining in the third. Its something that is still
Kelton Travis, Wacy Sandum and Ryan Bell. Riley
nagging at their head coach.
There were still issues tonight, said Brown. Stovka made 23 saves to scoop up his 13th win.
We had problems getting pucks out of our zone. The Chiefs close out the regular season on
home ice March 4, when they host the Central
There are things we need to sure up in our D
Alberta Selects at the Strathmore Family Centre.
zone. The more time we dont spend in our own
end, the better. Puck drop is set for 7:30 p.m.
The Hornets added a pair of powerplay mark-
ers in the latter half of the third, before Yellowfly BRAVES BLANKED AT HOME
buried his fourth into the empty net. The Wheatland Braves were blanked 4-0 by the
One night earlier, Yellowfly netted the winner Lethbridge Hurricanes Red Feb. 26 at the Strath-
in crunch time from Kirkpatrick and Bailey, lifting more Family Centre.
It marked the first occasion where the Braves
the Warriors to the 4-3 victory against the Foothills
Bisons Feb. 25 at the Strathmore Family Centre. were held off the score sheet this season.
Bailey picked up one goal and two other assists, Rhett Harten was under siege in net, facing 37
Kirkpatrick sniped a pair of goals to go with his shots.
helper and Nicholls netted a goal with 2:03 re-
maining in the first period.
The local double-A peewee team concludes
their regular season this weekend with a pair of
The Warriors wrap up their regular season with home games. First, they take on the Cranbrook
a pair of home games at the Strathmore Family Wings March 3 (7:30 p.m.) at Hussar Arena. The
following day, they Braves tango with the Central
Centre. First, they host the Bow Valley Timber-
wolves March 3 (7:30 p.m.), followed by a tilt with Alberta Selects at the Strathmore Family Centre
the Airdrie Lighting March 5 at 4:15 p.m. (4:45 p.m.) in the regular season finale.
 March 3, 2017 Strathmore TIMES Page 19

Strathmore Ice host fun practice for younger ringette players

TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter team ended the celebration
Amidst a long season,
with playoffs and provincials
around the corner, the Strath-
more U16A Ice gave up one
of their practice times to cel-
ebrate a younger team in the
organization.
The Ice hosted the All Star
Celebration for the Active
Start and the U10 ringette
teams Feb. 21 at the Strath-
more Family Centre.
It was a fun evening for
players to bond over mini
games of ringette and other
fun activities on the ice.
We put together six fun
stations (on the ice) to work
on skills and we taught the
kids a great new cheer. Our
with a mini dance party and
then we sent everyone home
with a goodie bag, said
Ice alternate captain Aub-
rie Hunter. Hunter also acts
as a junior coach in the U10
league.
There was a game of soc-
cer on the ice, relay races
and balloon games as play-
ers from the each team inter-
acted with one another.
My favourite station was
the balloon popping relay, it
was really fun, said Kennedy
Jensen of the U10 Ice Pirates.
The Ice are back to pre-
paring for their provincials, Members of the U16A Strathmore Ice ringette squad forfeited some of their practice time to host an All Star Celebration Feb. 21
which begin March 3 in Med- with kids from Active Start and U10 ringette teams.
Photo Courtesy Coreena Hunter
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Alumni winners
Shannon Gordon (l-r), Kyle
Gordon, Lisa Armstrong and
Brady Kaiser (missing) were
named the 2017 Alumni Tour-
nament winners in Hussar.
The Class of 2000 competed
against others class years in
curling, crib and ping pong.
Photo Courtesy of Pam Collett
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BIRTHDAYS
Obituaries
PETERSON, Doreen
(Dolly) Sylvia (nee Niles)
July 6, 1928
- February 18, 2017
Happy 50th
To our beautiful and loving Mom:
Birthday
Thank-you for always being there for us; for your Kim!
support, encouragement, patience, kindness, guid-
ance, laughter and hugs. Thank-you for always be- Love Gary,
lieving in us and for showing us the importance and
meaning of family. Thank-you for all of the love you
Justin, April
shared with all of your children and grandchildren. and Jenn
We had so much fun and shared so many memo-
ries in your 88 years. Thank-you ;) We loved your
stories: From the time you were born to Frank and
Glendora in Leross, Sask. in 1928, to growing up THANK YOUS
with your 6 sisters and brothers (Hazel, Kitty, Stan,
Francis, Roy, Yvonne), to your adventures in Kinder-
sley, Beechy, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Calgary, and
The Farm. Well always remember your baseball Wheatland County Food Bank
skills, your ability to run like the wind, your love of
would like to say a Big
country music, and your excitement to watch the
THANK YOU
Flames. You loved to dance and we know you are

Spartans girls earn

once again dancing with the love of your life, Mar-
vin Peterson. Your 5 children, 12 grandchildren, and
12 great-grandchildren are all so thankful for you
in our lives and we will always support and love
one another as you did for us. We love you forever
The Volunteers at the Wheatland County
Food Bank have been overwhelmed by all
the contributions of food items and cash

silver in tourney
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter this season when they participated in a
After experiencing their first rough
patch of the season, the Strathmore
High School Spartans senior girls squad
bounced back with a trip to the finals in
the Eagle Butte tournament Feb. 24-25.
Anytime you get to a tournament fi-
nal, its pretty cool, said Spartans head
coach Dion Galandy. We certainly
played better, but we also werent up
against the toughest competition until
we reached the final.
The Spartans clawed their way back
from trailing by 16 points in the final to
the host Eagle Butte Talons, tying the
game with 30 seconds remaining. After
the Talons went 1-for-2 from the charity
stripe, the Spartans had the ball in their
hands with the game on the line, but
turned it over, losing 63-62.
We got to play in a high-pressure
game in the finals and that was defi-
nitely a learning experience and a good
opportunity, said Galandy.
Brianna Kennedy led the Spartans
with 20 points in the final, including
five three-pointers and Allie Davidson
turned in a strong performance with 10
points.
In the semis, the Spartans cooked the
Bawlf High School Wildcats 62-52.
The Spartans received an evenly
spread out offensive attack, with Ken-
nedy racking up 13 points, Ffyona Gib-
son-Smith supplying 11 points, Pacey
Means dumping in 12 points in the sec-
ond half and Davidson delivering with
12 points.
In the opener, the Spartans crunched
the Kate Andrews High School Lions
76-29.
Kennedy turned in another 20-point
outing, Davidson registered 14 points,
Kylie Larson sunk four triples for 12
points and Tatum Wathen pulled in 10
points.
The Spartans hosted the Highwood
High School Mustangs in the Foothills
Athletic Council semifinals March 1 at
the Strathmore High School. Should the
Spartans advance, the finals are set for
March 4.
All of the tournaments and FAC
league play have lead up to the South
Central Zone tournament, which kicks
off March 8 at Highwood High School.
KEY PLAYERS MISSING
The Spartans senior guys squad were
without a couple key players and ex-
perienced their first winless weekend
tournament in Wetaskiwin.
Entering the weekend without Ryan
Edwards (lower body injury) and Isa-
iah Simwamu (lower body injury), head
coach Matt Laslo knew it was going to
be a challenging one.
It was a tough weekend for us, said
Laslo. Probably the toughest competi-
tion we have faced in any tournament
this year and we were missing a few
key players and had a couple other
guys a little banged up.
The Wetaskiwin Composite High
School Sabres clipped the Spartans
82-74 Feb. 25 in the final game of the
weekend.
John Le May was economical, finish-
ing with 25 points on 8-of-16 shots and
six rebounds. Sharp shooter Macken-
zie Bain was a little off this weekend
and struggled from the floor, finishing
with 14 points on 4-of-14 from the land
beyond. Josh Filipionek wrapped up a
strong weekend with 12 points on 4-of-
10 shots, to go with five boards.
We had guys step up and perform,
and thats something we are going for-
ward into zones, said Laslo. Guys like
Josh Filipionek, Connor McBean and
Caleb (Wilchowy) played really well
this weekend.
Playing in their second game of the
tourney, the Point Loma High School
Pointers slighted the Spartans 80-74
Feb. 25.
Le May led the Spartans with 21
points and nine rebounds and centre
Caleb Funk poured in 14 points and
hauled down seven boards.
In the opener, the George McDou-
gall High School Mustangs throttled the
Spartans 79-55.
Le May supplied 21 points, Funk ap-
proached a double-double with eight
points and 10 rebounds and Filipionek
recorded six points and four rebounds.
Before the Spartans tip off in zones,
there was some business to take care of
in the Foothills Athletic Council. Finish-
ing second in the league, the Spartans
earned a bye into the semifinals, which
took place March 1 at the Strathmore
High School gym when they hosted the
Notre Dame Collegiate Timberwolves.
If they reach the finals, it would take
place March 4.
The Spartans host their zone tour-
nament, which tips off March 8 at the
High School gym.
and ever, Linda Michailuck, Nancy Chmilar, Burdine donations given by the Residents of the Town
(Colin) Acheson, Billy (Joanne) Saggs, Lory (Jon) of Strathmore and Wheatland County since
Ross-Hill, Dianne (Silver), The Petersons, your sur- the beginning of the year.
viving sister Kitty Thomas, and all of our families,
We sincerely appreciate it all particularly in
extended family and friends. Special thanks to Dr.
A.W.Morrison and Eileen, Dr. J.Sie, Dr. G.Josef, Dr. these stressful times.
A.Lukubisha, and Nicole. The family will be having a Your kindness is forever appreciated.
private gathering but appreciate your condolences.
To send condolences, please visit Doreens obituary
Lorraine Farran, Advertising Co-ordinator
at www.wheatlandfuneralhome.ca
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Charlie passed away peacefully
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March 16
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WATER
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FORM 5
FORM 5
Irrigation
Irrigation Districts Act
Districts
(SectionAct
85/86)(Section
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CHANGE
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
THE AREA OF AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
TO CHANGE
Irrigation District toTHE
change theAREA
TAKE NOTE that applications have been received by
the Western
AN IRRIGATION
Applications to remove parcelsDISTRICT
consist of:
MEIER GUN AUCTION. Satur- SAWMILLS from only $4,397
The Western Irrigation District is permitted to day, March 4, 11 a.m., 6016 - Make Money & save money
A Development Permit has been issued in ac- implement a herbicide spray program, under
specific conditions, in or within 30 horizontal
- 72A Ave., Edmonton. Over
150 guns - handguns, rifles,
with your own bandmill. Cut
lumber any dimension. In
cordance with the Village of Rockyford Land shotguns, hunting and sport- stock ready to ship. Free info
Use Bylaw for the following property. metres of irrigation canals, laterals and drains ing equipment. To consign & DVD: www.NorwoodSaw-
owned by the District to attempt to control: 780-440-1860. mills.com/400OT. 1-800-
981-128-577 Elevator Road 566-6899 ext: 400OT.
- Broadleaf weed and brush.
Rockyford, Alta. UNRESERVED EQUIPMENT
- Aquatic & semi-aquatic vegetation AUCTION. Tuesday, March
50x48 Warehouse HARDY TREE, SHRUB, and
- Noxious
Any person wishing to complain is requiredweeds
to submit a written complaint to the
7, 2017, 8 a.m., Aldersyde, berry seedlings delivered.
Western Irrigation District at Box 2372 105-900 Pine Road, Strathmore, Alberta,
The above permit shall not be valid until four- T1P 1K3 within 30 days after the date of the publication of this notice. Alberta. 2010 Deere 872 Order online at www.tree-
In accordanceJimwith the Environmental GP; (2) IHC 4300 S/A bucket time.ca or call 1-866-873-
teen (14) days after the Notice of Decision has Webber, P. Eng.
General Manager
Protection & Enhancement Act, application trucks; 2017 Renn Super B 3846. New growth guaran-
been published. Any person wishing to appeal Western Irrigation District
Decks; Deere 650J LGP side
was made by the District and approval received teed.
this decision may do so in writing by mailing boom, etc.; canadianpubli-
to proceed with this annual program to apply
an Appeal to the Development Appeal Board, cauction.com or CPA 403-
Village of Rockyford, Box 294, Rockyford, Alta
T0J 2R0 within the fourteen (14) days.
herbicides. 269-6600.
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encouraged to contact: trial Equipment and Job Site
2017. Completion Auction for Gas
Jeremy Hemsing, P. Eng. Manager of
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contact Meier Industrial for-job-seekers.
85/86) FORM 1 Irrigation Districts Act
(Section 85/86) FORM 5 Auctions Ltd. 780-440-1860.
Irrigation Districts Act
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CHANGE ALTERNATE PARCEL Irrigation Districts Act
(Section 85/86)
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION!
In-demand career! Employ-
THE AREA OF AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION.
(Section 45(2) (b)) IRRIGATION
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CHANGE
11th Annual Red Deer Col- ers have work-at-home po-
TAKE NOTE that applications have been received by THE AREA OF AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
OF APPLICATION DEADLINE
sitions available. Get online
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the Western Irrigation District to change the area of the District. lector Car Auction & Speed
area of the District. TAKE NOTE that applications have been received by
the Western Irrigation District to change the area of the District. Show. Over 200 cars. West- training you need from an
Applications to remove parcels consist of:

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received by the Western Irrigation District TAKE NOTE that the annual meeting of the Parcel Irrigation. This will allow water users to and models welcome. training for your work-at-
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