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everything in between
MIRIAM OSTERMANN
Times Associated Editor

It’s been a year riddled with lessons, challenges, and

highs and lows for Strathmore-Brooks MLA Derek Fil-
debrandt, who dealt with controversial and triumphant
Ringing in the New Year events in his personal life and political career, and per-
sonal matters turned political.
While the most notable moment in Fildebrandt’s private
life presented itself with the birth of his daughter nine
Page 11 months ago, the 32-year-old became the topic of sever-
al controversies over the past six months. From double
dipping accusations of subletting his taxpayer-paid-for
apartment on Airbnb – money which he later donated to
pay down provincial debt and a situation he said he dis-
cussed with various members of legislature beforehand –
to double-claiming public purse-funded meals for a total
of $192.60 over a span of two and a half years, to fighting
a claim of a hit-and-run in traffic court and, finally, shoot-
ing a deer on private property.
Raiders win Mac’s Fildebrandt took full responsibility for claiming certain
meals more than once and chalked it up to administrative
errors.
“This has been a very challenging year, and I’ve learned
a lot of lessons in the last six months,” said Fildebrandt.
“A lot of it is a combination of being more careful and
minding the simple stuff, and some of it is just a remind-
er of how nasty politics can be and that our personal
lives are not kept personal in this business.”
The former Alberta Wildrose Party shadow finance crit-
ic played a key role in the unification of the Wildrose
587-316-2000 Party and the Progressive Conservative Party into the
United Conservative Party (UCP) of Alberta, and support-
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ed newly-elected UCP leader Jason Kenney. Shortly after
reports became public about the issues surrounding the
subletting of his apartment, meal claims and hit-and-run
– all of which happened over a span of a couple of weeks
Offering IV Sedation – Fildebrandt resigned from the UCP and took his seat as
an Independent. Yet when he reflected on the past year,
Dr. Ashkan Hamzehi DDS
Dr. Sharif Faizi DDS he recalled numerous trials and achievements.
Dr. Arzy Kafrouny DDS Mainly, Fildebrandt focused on Wheatland County’s sit-
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uation with Green For Life/Bio-Can, championing for a
100 Ranch Market, Unit 105F dialysis unit in Strathmore, and a noticeable increase in
Strathmore, AB 403.934.5292 rural crime.
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“I really want us to start moving forward on action on
Bio-Can, we need to move beyond talk and we need to
Look on Page 4 for move to action now, and begin the drive to get a dialysis
Town of Strathmore unit,” he said.
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“There’s been a massive hike in rural crime. It’s a dif-
ficult issue admittedly for any government regardless of Strathmore welcomes 2018!
who’s in power, but it’s being ignored, and we need to do Magician T.D. Sparks used his magic to entertain kids and their families at the New
403.934.5589 something about it.” Year’s Eve Family Party in the Pavilion at the Strathmore Ag grounds on Dec. 31,
info@strathmoretimes.com The MLA plans to hold town hall meetings in the new 2017. Those in attendance also enjoyed pizza, dancing, and fireworks, hosted by
year to address rural crime. the Celebration of Lights. See Page 3 for more coverage.
StrathmoreTimes.com
www.
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$
369,900 $
359,900 NEW
PRICE
$
460,000 318,500
$ local nurse Dori Lee as the community
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mls C4125114
SOLD mls C4135526 mls C4142948 mls C4139278
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$
292,000 $
385,000 $
279,900 $
259,900 cottage facility. A community centre
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mls C4074067
mls C4142419 mls C4147587 mls C4140683 facility, library, medical office, exercise
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$
259,900 $
509,900 $
210,000 $
207,000 If the plan is accepted, Byma said

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Family Party in the Pavilion at the Strathmore Ag
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Compassionate Communities
- Focus Groups

​
A Discussion about End of Life Care
in Our Communities
We’d like to hear your Past Stories
and Future Hopes
January 11 Gleichen Community Center - 7pm
Broken Hearts are Painful January 16 Rockyford Community Center - 7pm
Grieving is a life-altering process, with unfamiliar
emotions. Edu-TherapyTM is designed to deliver a January 24 Hussar Seniors Center - 7pm
helpful grief resolution process.
Next 4 week session begins January 22, 2018 January 31 Strathmore Hope Covenant Church
Go big or Monday and Thursday nights
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
2pm and 7 pm
go home Group or Individual Sessions are available
For more information or to register, please contact
Other Wheatland Communities
The Strathmore Mu- to be announced in February
nicipal Library held
their Get Your Game
On event, which in-
cluded life-size Jenga
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and life-size checkers
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The next regular

Council Meeting
will be
January 10 & 24, 2018
at 7:00 pm

Committee 2017 TAX ASSESSMENT NOTICES

of the Whole The Town of Strathmore has mailed out the 2017 Assessment Notices for the 2018 Tax Year.
Please review the notice and if you have any questions or concerns contact the Town of
Meeting will be Strathmore Assessment Department at 403-934-3133 ext 303.
January 17, 2018
at 7:00 pm 2018 GARBAGE & H.I.G SCHEDULE
(PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS TO THE REGULAR SCHEDULE)

If your regular pick up day is a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday and this day falls on a Statutory Holiday
your garbage will be picked up on the Wednesday of the same week

Remember to use your Black Cart. Extra tags may be purchased at the Town Office for $3.00 each
GARBAGE MUST BE PLACED OUT BY 7:00 AM
HOLIDAY YOUR REGULAR DAY NEW DAY

2018
NEW YEARS DAY Monday, January 1 Wednesday, January 3
FAMILY DAY Monday, February 19 Wednesday, February 21
STRATHMORE

GOOD FRIDAY Friday, March 30 Wednesday, March 28

EASTER MONDAY Monday, April 2 Wednesday, April 4
VICTORIA DAY Monday, May 21 Wednesday, May 23
CANADA DAY Sunday, July 1 Wednesday, July 4
Monday, July 2 (Holiday)
HERITAGE DAY Monday, August 6 Wednesday, August 8
LABOR DAY Monday, September 3 Wednesday, September 5
THANKSGIVING Monday, October 8 Wednesday, October 10
REMEMBRANCE DAY Sunday, November 11 Wednesday, November 14
Monday, November 12 (Holiday)
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BOXING DAY Wednesday, December 26 N/A

2018 HEAVY ITEM GARBAGE – WEEKLY PICK UP SCHEDULE

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Strathmore Legion Branch #10 NEWS A look back at 2017
Continued from Page 1 sion to revisit the proposed
By Irene Knappe, Secretary / PR / Poppy Chair
• Happy New Year! It’s my pleasure to be able to serve you all for yet another year! Here’s to a
boundaries that would
happy, prosperous, healthy and fantastic new year to us all!! Fildebrandt also advocated for the separate Strathmore from
• I must admit to taking a respite from the Legion the last two weeks in December. This is indeed Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commis- Brooks, and divide Wheat-
a very busy time of the year, both at the Legion and at home! I wished I had an elf or two helping me out, land County into three elec-
if only for two weeks!! Anyway, all’s well, and I’m back, lucky you!!
• The 2018 Executive of both the LA and the Legion, will be installed on Friday, January 5th, 2018 toral districts.
at 7:30 pm. Everyone of both Executives are asked to please attend in uniform. The Alberta politician
• Mixed darts will start up again on Saturday, January 6th. Please check the Sports Board. added he is also concerned
• It’s been a long haul since the last one, but the next Casino for the Legion fund raiser will be on about an asymmetrical re-
February 14th and 15th. Volunteers requested.
• After installations, it will be determined who will head the various committees, and until then, not covery, and that jobs aren’t
too much can be decided as to events, ways and means, sports, etc., but once we have things coming paying salaries equivalent to
together in the new year, everyone reading this will be informed as to what we will be doing. pre-recession figures.
• The first Executive Meeting in 2018, will be held on January 9th, 2018, at 7:30 pm, the second
Tuesday of the month. Executive meetings will take place on the second Tuesday of every month of the
“I’m extremely grateful to
year. be able to serve the constit-
• The first General Meeting in 2018, open to all members, will be held on January 23rd, 2018, at uents of Strathmore-Brooks,
7:30pm, the fourth Tuesday of the month. We are currently working on changing this, but until we have they’ve been good to me
approval from Command, we will keep the status quo.
and I do my best to work
Until we are further into the year and have a meeting or two behind us, this is the most current news
I have but these articles will become more informative as time goes along. In the meantime, Comrade hard for them,” he said. “I’m
Hanson is still available for our Veterans. Please call the Legion and leave a message for Comrade looking forward to a new
Hanson to return your call. He’d be most happy to help you to the best of his abilities. Comrade David year where we can roll up
Haines is the brains and does the graphics on the news screen on the tv in the SW corner of the Great
Hall. He strives to keep everything current, and that includes lists of new members, Last Post, Historical
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did not believe that it hap-
pened, I still don’t believe
that it happened, but at the
end of the day I have to ac-
cept that. I was given a $402
fine, below the minimum
fine of $575, and no demer-
its, which I’ve paid. I just
never conceived that a traffic
ticket would have so much
interest from the press. I was
fighting a traffic ticket that
became very political in na-
ture once it became a story.”
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Two months ago, Fil-
debrandt, together with a
friend, were on their way
to crown leased land for a
hunting expedition, when
they stopped on private
property – they said they be-
lieved it to be crown leased
land – and shot a deer.
According to Fildebrandt,
the owner of the property
approached him, and upon
finding out he was on pri-
vate land, Fildebrandt apol-
ogized, took responsibility
for his action, and donated
the deer meat to the Sundre
food bank.
“I actually did shoot that
deer and it was a complete
accident, and as soon as I re-
alized it, I felt horrible about
it and apologized to the
owner,” he said. “I mistaken-
ly thought it was crown land
I was on, I did not do my
due diligence in verifying
that, it was nobody’s fault
but my own. I immediately
took responsibility with the
Fish and Wildlife officer and
it’s always been my inten-
tion to take responsibility
for it, because even though
it was a mistake, it’s a viola-
tion of the Fish and Wildlife
Act and I take that seriously
for others and for myself; ac-
cidentally or intentionally.”
The incident occurred
on Nov. 4. Fildebrandt is
charged with unlawful pos-
session of wildlife and en-
tering onto private land
without permission from
the landowner. He is due to
appear in court on Feb. 2 in
Didsbury.
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Rosebud Theatre looks forward to 35th anniversary year said.

LAUREEN F. GUENTHER
Times Contributor
Morris Ertman, Rosebud Theatre’s artistic direc-
tor, reflects on the 2017 season, anticipating a 2018
lineup worthy of the theatre’s 35th anniversary.
“I still think (2017) was a season for our time,” he
said. “We opened with a play that was all about ev-
erybody surviving the toughest of times and com-
ing out of the end of it as family.”
That play was The Skin of our Teeth. Ertman
called the performances “stellar,” but the produc-
tion received mixed reviews.
Rosebud Theatre also lost some corporate spon-
sorships this year, he said, so “we really were sur-
viving by the skin of our teeth.”
But in summer, when The Spitfire Grill actors
sang of hope, Ertman felt that hope was for Rose-
bud too.
David Snider performed An Almost Holy Picture
on the BMO Studio Stage. Though Ertman wished
more people had seen it, “the impact on people for
whom that story went right into their hearts was
significant.”
The fall show was The Christians, and it was a
highlight for Ertman that an unprecedented num-
ber of audience members stayed for talk-backs.
Cariboo Magi, a Christmas comedy, is ending the
season with sold-out shows.
“It feels like we started by the skin of our teeth
and we sang hope in the summer with The Spitfire
Grill,” he said. “We stayed true to the soul of the
place with The Christians and An Almost Holy Pic-
ture, and then at Christmas time is a play that puts
it all together.
“It feels like the song of the summer is coming
true at Christmas.”
The 2018 season has a different feel and imagery.
“We’re going into our 35th anniversary season,
35 years of plays in this valley,” Ertman said. “We’ve
got so many loyal, long-time patrons for whom this
is a deal. And we recognize how lucky we are to
have these people come, year after year after year.”
So, they’re bringing back two audience favou-
rites.
Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat will re-
turn to the Opera House in summer, with Cassia
(Schramm) Schmidt singing as narrator.
Mark Twain’s The Diaries of Adam and Eve,
which “packed the house” in the BMO Studio
Stage, will be performed in the Opera House in
fall, with Heather Pattengale.
The season opens with Driving Miss Daisy, with
actors Judith Buchan and Vancouver-based Tom
Pickett. Pickett rarely leaves Vancouver, though
he’s often asked to perform across Canada, Ertman
“Tom is coming to do the show because it’s happening in
Rosebud,” said Ertman. “He wants to do a show in our com-
pany.”
The Amish Project, an “incredibly timely” play based on the
school shooting in Nickel Mines, Pa., will be on the BMO Stu-
dio Stage in summer. Vancouver-based Jessie Award-winner
Angela Konrad will direct.
The season closes with Nathan Schmidt as Sherlock Holmes,
in Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Carol.
“It’s not very often that we can do a lineup like this,” Ertman
said. “But we’re pulling out all the stops for our 35th anniver-
sary season.
“It’s just an incredible privilege for all of us in Rosebud to
get to do this, to offer up shows to people,” he added. “What
really drives us is this wonderful connection to these glorious
people that make their way out to have dinner and wander
about the valley, and see our shows. It’s an incredible privi-
lege.”

Mayor’s message – looking forward to 2018

MAYOR PAT FULE
Town of Strathmore
2017 was a year with many exciting projects for
our residents. It was Canada’s 150th celebration,
so council approved many things to progress the
town. As we all know, these are still tough eco-
nomic times, but sometimes challenges can lead
to positive opportunities. Council decided to take
advantage of low construction costs and interest
rates, and passed a borrowing bylaw for up to $6
million to plan and execute these plans.
As a result, the library was expanded and im-
proved upon, 2nd Avenue was renovated, and
missing storm water pipe was installed, and a play-
ground at Kinsmen Park was added as well as park
improvements. In addition, we had a new Farmers’
Market Pavilion built at Kinsmen Park to bring resi-
dents to this outstanding natural setting.
Lastly, we decided that to make the Aquatic Cen-
tre a true year-round facility, the water slide need-
ed to be enclosed, and elevator access should be
added to the second floor meeting spaces.
To date, there is still the ability for much-needed
renovations at the town office. A leaking roof and
office windows have led to mould and health is-
sues, and since Strathmore has grown, staff office
space needs to be addressed. Plans are in process
for this work to happen soon.
2017 also saw a much-needed K-9 school and
field house begin construction. Through a strong
partnership with Wheatland County and Golden
Hills School Division, this school and field house
will become a reality for all residents by the fall of
2018. With indoor soccer pitches, a lacrosse field,
two sport courts and a second level four-lane walk-
ing track, the recreational needs of many Strath-
more residents will be realized.
Being able to walk through the four seasons was
ranked No. 1 in our needs assessment survey, and
people of all ages will be able to walk, jog or run
to a healthy state. The field house also has a six-
inch concrete slab with wide access doors, and will
be able to host many trade shows including farm
machinery, vehicles and RVs.
Finally, Strathaven got a substantial paved path-
way that leads through green space and the Wheat-
in front of the school. In addition, over 70 trees
were added to Strathmore Lake Park, and we added
a gravel path on its north end. Flashing crosswalk
lights were installed in front of Crowther Memorial
Junior High School and on the 817 near Sunset
Haven. These will keep pedestrians of all ages safe,
and both these project ideas came directly from
residents.
There are many exciting things coming in 2018,
and Councillors Bauer, Cockx, Corbiel, Montgom-
ery, Peterson and Sobol have all worked very hard
in their short time together. There are also chal-
lenges we all will face as residents, and generating
funds to keep Strathmore moving forward will be
uppermost in our minds. Just as we all have resolu-
tions concerning our own family finances, council
has resolved to improve Strathmore’s future stabil-
ity.
A reserve fund needs to be created to replace
aging infrastructure. In fact, some area’s infrastruc-
ture systems are over 60 years old. We need to
ensure that all of Strathmore’s residents can have
safe running water, with sewer pipes and electrical
cables that work well.
The new cannabis laws are slated to become law
across Canada, and Strathmore plans to be ready to
deal with this so residents will be safe. We are also
beginning a new curbside pickup of black carts
(waste) and green carts (compostable). We feel
this will help residents recycle more easily and cut
down on the amount of material trucked to land-
fills. This should also help cut down on the amount
the town has to pay in waste tipping fees. We also
hope to begin blue cart pickup in the near future.
In closing, I believe that Strathmore is on the
verge of becoming something even more special
and exciting than it is now. More housing will oc-
cur, businesses will open and new residents will
arrive. We have created “terms of reference” for
a new committee for a Recreation Facility Master
Plan. Council is aware of the needs/desires regard-
ing an arena, as well as supporting the arts. Strath-
more is a growing town of almost 14,000 people,
and with the positive energy of these numbers,
2018 can be an amazing year! On behalf of council,
my hopes are that you have a healthy and happy
new year with your family and friends.

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Correction Tremendous
In the Dec. 29 edition of the Strathmore Times, the article Gleichen
struggles to keep fall fair alive, mentioned the funding provided from
donation
The Strathmore Municipal Library Stitch
the Alberta Association of Agricultural Societies is allocated to the Together group donated 12 knitted
maintenance of the Siksika Deerfoot Sportsplex. blankets, three scarves and four toques
The funding actually provides funding for the maintenance of the to the Strathmore Overnight Shelter on
Gleichen & District Sportsplex. Dec. 21. Ilke Schwartz (l-r), Ivan Murray,
Pastor Elizabeth Karp, Pam Thomas,
and Judith Stevens were on hand for
In the Dec. 29, 2017 edition of the Strathmore Times, an error was
the presentation. Other members that
reported concerning the approximate location of a local Green for Life contributed to the project (not pictured)
facility. The facility is located near Nightingale, Alta. were Linda Robinson, Cathy Cordon,
and is north of Strathmore. Natalie Wyatt, Sharon Cuff, Winnie
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Times Associate Editor

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TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Defending a championship is supposed to be
the hardest thing to do in sports, but the Rocky
Mountain Raiders made their title defence look like
child’s play.
Last year, the Okotoks-based female hockey team
downed the Saskatoon Stars 5-4 in a thrilling Mac’s
Midget AAA World Invitational Hockey Tournament
title game.
This year, the Raiders made minced meat out of
the competition, as they cooked the Prince Albert
Northern Bears 6-2 in this year’s championship
game Jan. 1 at the Scotiabank Saddledome.
“That was our MO this season and this tourna-
ment. We had to keep playing hard, even in the
one-sided games because we had to execute our
game plan,” said Raiders Head Coach Paul Pozzi.
“We never wanted to embarrass anyone, but that’s
how you have to play in this tournament to get to
the finals.”
This marked the third-straight trip to the tourna-
ment finale and etched their name in history, be-
coming the third team to repeat as champions in
the female division.
The week-long dominating run couldn’t have
been possible without Kaia and Emma Borbandy,
sisters from Langdon, and Natalie Funk, a student
who attends Strathmore High School.
Emma was part of the Raiders squad that won
the title for the first time in team history last season
and got to enjoy it with her younger sister this time
around.
“This is probably the last time we will play to-
gether so it was extra nice to win this with her this
year,” said Emma.
“Any time I get to play with her is always great.
We work great out there together and she helps
generate plays for me,” said Kaia.
To say the Raiders dominated the field would be
putting it lightly.
Entering the final, the Raiders only trailed for
1:43, when the same Bears scored an early marker
in the round robin finale.
Emma scored the game-tying goal as the Raiders
went on to win 3-1 over the eventual runner-ups.
The Raiders only allowed five goals against all
tournament, largely due to the strong play of their
defensive unit, which included Emma and Funk.
“Natalie is a great athlete. What she might lack in
skating at this point, she makes up with her long
reach. She had a great tournament and really im-
proved from the start of the season. She’s a first
year in this program and we play her a lot of min-
utes and depend on her back there,” said Pozzi.
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Emma Borbandy (right) was joined by her fellow captains to ac-
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ment trophy for the second-straight year Jan. 1 at the Scotia-
bank Saddledome.
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Funk will be one of 10 returning players looking
for the three-peat next winter.
“It’s really exciting celebrating with all the girls.
I’ve come to watch this tournament for the past few
years and always wanted to win it one day. Now
that day is here and it’s really exciting,” said Funk.
The Raiders opened the tourney with a 7-1 wax-
ing over the Swift Current Wildcats Dec. 26 at the
Max Bell Centre. Emma picked up one assist.
Pozzi’s crew followed that up with a 5-1 decision
over the Regina Rebels Dec. 27 and a 5-0 blanking
of the Fraser Valley Rush. They wrapped up the
round robin against the Bears and shut out the Del-
ta Academy Prep Wild 3-0 Dec. 31 in the semifinal.
It’s always a treat for the young players to step
on the same ice as the Calgary Flames for the final,
and the Raiders used their previous experience to
their advantage.
“We knew what the Dome was going to be like.
We know that the ice is a bit slower here and it’s
hotter than the Max Bell, so the girls were more
hydrated this year. We had a pretty good week,”
said Pozzi.
Emma was the only one of the three to factor in
the scoring, as she finished the tournament with
two points, but they played key roles in the cham-
pionship run.
“Emma is such a solid defencemen. She’s big,
strong, has a big shot, defends really well and
doesn’t give up much room. Kaia is a speedster out
there with a great engine. She had a phenomenal
tournament in her first year with the team,” said
Pozzi.
Only the Notre Dame Hounds have three-peated
in the female division as champs, when they did so
from 2004-2006. Pozzi will have his work cut out
for him if he is to do so, as he has 13 players gradu-
ating the program after this season.
But for now, the Raiders will soak up the vic-
tory for a few more days before returning to action
in the Alberta Female Hockey League Jan. 6 when
they take on the Lloydminster PWM Steelers.
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Saturday, January 20 • 4:15 pm vs Okotoks
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Former local hockey players
succeeding elsewhere
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Former Wheatland Athletic Association hockey
players are having strong showings at higher levels
around the Calgary region.
The Rockyview Raiders of the Alberta Minor Midget
Hockey League are tearing apart the competition at
a 17-2-1 clip helped out by a pair of former bantam
Warriors.
Kage Yellowfly captained the Warriors last season
and was their best player with 24 goals and 15 assists
in 34 games. He was named the team’s most valuable
player as their leading scorer.
Those leadership qualities and scoring ability have
carried over into the M15 world.
“He’s super skilled and a fun hockey player to
watch. He is one of our more dangerous players
when the puck in on his stick,” said Raiders Head
Coach Ken Plaquin.
This season, through 20 games, Yellowfly has seven
goals and 10 assists.
“We use him as a centre and on the right wing. All
our players play in every situation, but we definitely
try and stick him out there when we need an offen-
sive punch,” said Plaquin.
Yellowfly’s teammate last season on the Warriors
shares a locker room with him again with the Raiders.
Logan Grant makes up half of the top goaltending
tandem in the AMMHL. This year he is 8-1 with a .922
save percentage and a dazzling 1.89 goals against av-
erage to go with a pair of shutouts.
“Logan had a fantastic tryout with us and hasn’t
stopped performing. He’s not the most technically
sound goalie, but if he has a chance to stop the puck,
you better believe he’s going to make the save,” said
Plaquin.
The Raiders are one point out of the top spot in
the AMMHL with 16 games remaining in the regular
season.
There’s another program that has benefited from
a large contribution from former Wheatland Athletic
Association players this season.
The bantam AAA Okotoks Oilers have produced
great teams and outstanding players over the past few
seasons, but are going through a rebuilding phase
this year with an entirely new roster.
Nine players who suited up for the Warriors and
peewee Braves last season now play in the Alberta
Major Bantam Hockey League.
“From what I hear, the roster is usually a 50-50
split between players from the Wheatland area and
Okotoks. We have been pleasantly impressed with
the former Warrior players this season,” said Oilers
Head Coach Mike Glawson.
Of the former Strathmore crew, Kobe Gosling is
leading the way with 11 points, followed by Matthew
Quebec with eight, with Trey Gillis and Adam Kirk-
patrick each recording seven points.
Continued on Page 12
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Oilers eliminated from Mac’s by AMHL rival

CHRISTMAS HANDS And think of how someone else’s hands
As Christmas quickly approaches, it have comforted, or strengthened, or
brings with it memories of things that supported you.
have impacted our lives. One of the Christmas is a time of reaching out and
things that comes to mind for me this showing support, and compassion, and
year, is the warm homemade mittens my love in so many ways. In Isaiah 41:13,
TYLER LOWEY
mom and granny used to make for us God told his people something significant
Times
every Reporter
year. about hands being held. He said “For I,
Recently I read a little reflection on the Lord your God, hold your right hand, it
mittens, and how, without a hand being is who say to you ‘Fear not, I am the one
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simply sit there, Okotoks
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Invitational Hockey
capable of making such a difference. feeling overwhelmed, tired, afraid, God is
Tournament.
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Lethbridge
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Whether it is holding open a door, waving
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4-1 and can feel the compassion and
tied the Hurricanes
comfort and hope of the season as well.
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their chances of advancing.
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make a difference, using our Christmas
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was going
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from working hard, and assisting extend a warm handshake of invitation, Nation product Anson McMaster launched a slap shot on net against the Lethbridge Hurricanes during the round robin game of
that could have put us in the driver
someone else, and a blister or a cut that
seat, but we couldn’t get
that you would feel welcome to celebrate the Mac’s Midget AAA World Invitational Hockey Tournament Dec. 29 at Father David Bauer Arena.
onresulted.
track and Lethbridge was simply the Tyler Lowey Photo
this time of God’sbetter
favor andteam,”
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Oilers Headperhaps
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workingWillison.in sending his Son to help hold and
hard to accomplish something … carry us. Please check with any of the Oilers captain Joel Krahenbil. ney, as he recorded one goal and four assists in
The Oilers had trouble finding their offensive footing, as
Think of what your hands have done churches, for service times, and come
they were held to
to welcome someone with a firm just 12 shots through the first
and join in, sharing all ourtwo periods.
Christmas Former Wheatland Athletic Association midget the 6-1 stomping of the Greater Vancouver Cana-
“We knew
handshake. it was
Or gently lead agoing
someoneto come handsdown to this
in fellowship game
and love, if we
this sacred Chiefs forward Isaac Benoit missed the first game dians Dec. 26 at the Max Bell Centre. Affiliated
by holding
wanted toa control
hand as youour walked.
own Or fate, season
but we … AMENcame up short,” said of the tourney with an illness, but caught fire players last year with the Bisons, Nathan Bailer
perhaps even to just say, “I care” by Pastor Dawn
walking alongside. Lord of All Lutheran Church upon returning and contributed on all three goals and Kale Clouston, each chipped in with a pair
against the Hurricanes. of goals.
Benoit got the Oilers first goal in the opening The Oilers followed up the big opening with a
frame from another former Chief, Mitch Desserre. come-from-behind 3-3 tie against the New York
BOW RIVER ALLIANCE CHURCH The Oilers enjoyed a lengthy five-on-three pow- Jr. Islanders Dec. 27 at the Max Bell Centre. Ben-
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office@bowriveralliance.com 112 Lakeside Blvd. 587-227-6956 Scoreless in the second, former Strathmore CFR Krahenbil led the Oilers in points with six. Ben-
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Chemicals Bisons-affiliated player Jaevon Bus- oit was the team’s leading scorer with four goals.
Sabbath School: 10 AM chlen tucked a wrist shot through a crowd eight Bailer finished third on the team with three goals
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Pastor: Sunday Adeola Holy Cross Collegiate School Gym The loss meant the Oilers needed a win and year with Strathmore and recorded a pair of as-
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Strathmore product Mark Zachary of the Airdrie CFR Chemicals Bisons tried to manoeuvres around
Calgary Northstars defeneman Matthew Dyck in the round robin stage of the Mac’s Midget AAA World
Invitational Hockey Tournament Dec. 29 at the Max Bell Centre.
Bisons bow out early
from Mac’s
TYLER LOWEY
Times Reporter
Wearing former Strathmore colours,
the Airdrie CFR Chemicals Bisons
couldn’t produce the same magic as
last year’s Mac’s Midget AAA World In-
vitational Hockey tournament team.
The Airdrie Bisons only carried one
regular from the Strathmore team, but
still featured a handful of players who
were affiliated with last year’s club and
a local product.
The Strathmore Bisons reached the
semi-final last year, before losing out
to the Saskatoon Contacts. The Airdrie
Bisons sustained an early loss that held
them back from advancing any further
in the 40th installment of the Mac’s.
“This tournament has kind of been
the story of our year. We start slow,
don’t battle for a full 60 and struggle
to score. We needed to pot the ones
in front of the net,” said Bisons Head
Coach Dan Gendur.
“We had a winnable game in our first
game and it got away from us. After
that, it was hard to come back from
that.”
The Bisons opened the tourney with
a 5-3 loss to the Valley West Hawks
Dec. 26 at Flames Community Arena.
An affiliated player last year, Luke
Jensen opened the scoring in the first
and the Bisons led 3-2 with a pair of
goals from Jake Petrie, but couldn’t
hold off the Hawks in the second half.
Nolan Krogfoss netted a power play
goal to close the second, and opened
the third with an even-strength marker
for the eventual game-winner.
In the second game of the tourney, a
game the Bisons needed to stay alive,
the one carryover from last year’s team
put the team on his back.
Local product Mark Zachary jumped
on the score sheet first for the Bisons,
as he converted a passing play from
Jacob Cathcart and last year’s affiliated
player Ethan Strang at the 7:31 mark of
the opening frame.
The Ontario Jr. Reign registered the
next three goals before the Bisons
closed out the third in convincing fash-
ion.
Jett Jones and Tristan Lambert
brought the Bisons within one, when
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making the most of the outdoor space. The wide double detached garage
has abundant room for 2 vehicles along with additional storage space. The
low maintenance yard with no condo fees makes taking pride in ownership
simple and manageable. You’ll love living in this quiet cul-de-sac in a great
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commuters with easy access to Highway 1; located on the west side of
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