July 8, 2011 Strathmore Times

Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
Disaster struck at Joyland Theatre
this past weekend, during the midst of
the July 3 centennial celebrations.
A large section of the brick frewall
on the east side of the building col-
lapsed due to high winds. Originally
someone said they thought they might
have seen a twister, said Melissa Crisp-
in-Piche, whose parents own the the-
atre. She said now people are saying it
might have been a microburst, which
is a localized column of sinking air
that produces damaging winds at the
surface, similar to tornadoes, but are
distinguishable from a tornado.
“No one was hurt, which we’re
grateful. The movie theatre was full
of people; we had a matinee that day
of Cars 2. So we’re just really grateful
that the wind actually took it the other
direction instead of into the theatre. It
fell on the green space, and everybody
is fne,” said Crispin-Piche.
“Mom was outside and she was
bringing her fowers in… and knew
the storm was coming, so she thought
that she should bring them in. Then
the next thing you know she heard
like a big bang… she came inside and
she could see daylight in the lobby
and couldn’t fgure out why she could
see light through the ceiling. They
went outside and realized the wall had
fallen down because of the wind.”
“It was so fast… I had trouble com-
prehending what even happened. It
kind of pushed me back in the cub-
byhole, and then I came back into the
theatre and I could see daylight. It
took me forever to fgure out what had
happened, it was unbelievable. There
was no warning - it just came so fast,”
said Sheila Crispin, owner of the Joy-
land Theatre.
The wall that partially collapsed has
been in place since 1912, when Strath-
more town council insisted on build-
ing two frewalls to help protect some
of the businesses.
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Strathmore celebrated being 100 years young in style this past weekend. On July 2 the
frst of the weekends festivities began with a car show and the beard-growing contest
on Second Ave. The raising of the fag, and dedication of the centennial clock and
Heritage Times Square Park followed. many people took advantage of soaking up the
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Joyland Theatre began as Hirtle’s
House in the 1920’s, built intention-
ally on the west side of the frewall by
Manuel Hirtle. In the 1950’s Len Lar-
son bought the theatre. Because the
theatre was still being called Hirtle’s
House, Larson held a contest to re-
name the theatre and so Joyland The-
atre was born. The theatre changed
hands a few more times before being
sold to Bill and Sheila Crispin in 1978.
The Crispin’s have run the theatre
since then, and plan to until they one
day retire.
The engineers and insurance people
were at the theatre on July 4 inspect-
ing the damage. Crispin said the the-
atre should be open in time for the
weekend.
Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
The Harleys and Hotrods poker run
will be taking place on July 9 starting
with breakfast and registration. Any
style of bike or hotrod is welcome, and
everything will begin at Underground
Performance at 8:30 a.m.
“Any type of bike, any kind of hotrod
or street rod, muscle car whatever. Even
if you want to come out in grandma’s
old Volkswagen, it doesn’t matter. It’s
all for charity so we’re not turning any-
body away,” said Vince Orme, president
of the Harleys and Hotrods poker run
board, and owner of Underground Per-
formance.
This year at the end of the run ev-
eryone involved will meet at AAB Steel
located 10 minutes east of Strathmore.
There will be a live and silent auction,
and plenty of entertainment, including
performances by Silo and Big Yellow
Van. One of the items up for auction
is a hand carved mahogany motorbike,
which Orme said is really quite nice.
The bars that will be holding poker
cards this year are Mossleigh, Langdon,
Standard, Rockyford, Cooters and the
Strathmore Hotel. After participants col-
lect all their cards they will head back
to fnd out who has the best hand. Over
$72,000 has been raised in the past for
the Children’s Wish Foundation.
“We’ve kind of been averaging around
the $13,000 to $15,000 mark most years
so I’d like to see it grow and hit that
$100,000 mark this year,” said Orme.
There will be tickets available for
those who only would like to take part
in the events after the run at AAB Steel.
The tickets are selling for $20 at Under-
ground Performance until 3:30 p.m. on
July 9.
High hopes
to break $100,000
Joyland Theatre slated to re-open this weekend
The brick frewall at Strathmore’s Joyland
Theatre was damaged by extreme wind con-
ditions on July 3, during a matinee showing of
the movie Cars 2. Thankfully, there were no in-
juries during the ordeal and the theatre hopes
to be up and running by the weekend. Kevin Link Photos
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Did you know during a mosquito
bite, mosquito saliva is injected into
the bite as a local anesthetic and
anti-coagulant. The female mosquito
then proceeds to feed on the host
blood. This exchange of mosquito
saliva and blood is an excellent
opportunity for pathogens to spread
from mosquitoes to humans, and
from humans to humans using
mosquitoes as an intermediate.
However, getting diseases from
a mosquito bite will depend on
the geographic prevalence of
the disease and the species of
mosquitoes in that area.
Insect repellents;
- Apply insect repellent containing
DEET (N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide)
to exposed skin whenever you are
outdoors. The more DEET a repellent
contains the longer time it can
protect you from mosquito bites.
- Repellents may irritate the
eyes and mouth, so avoid applying
repellent to the hands of children.
- Whenever you use an
insecticide or insect repellent,
be sure to read and follow the
manufacturer’s DIRECTIONS FOR
USE, as printed on the product.
- Do not spray repellent
containing DEET on the skin under
your clothing. This is ineffective.
clothIng;
- When possible, wear long-
sleeves, long pants and socks when
outdoors.
- Treating clothes with repellents
containing DEET will give extra
protection, since mosquitoes may
bite through thin clothing.
- Place mosquito netting over
infant carriers when you are
outdoors with infants.
- Avoid wearing dark colored
clothing, as this attracts mosquitoes
- Avoid wearing perfume, as this
also attracts mosquitoes
Around your home;
- Install or repair window and
door screens so that mosquitoes
cannot get indoors.
- Help reduce the number of
mosquitoes in areas outdoors
where you work or play, by draining
sources of standing water. In this
way, you reduce the number of
places mosquitoes can lay their
eggs and breed.
- At least once or twice a week,
empty water from fower pots, pet
food and water dishes, birdbaths,
swimming pool covers, buckets,
barrels, and cans.
- Check for clogged rain gutters
and clean them out.
The Dreaded
Mosquito
Composite sketCh of suspeCt
in shooting inCident
On Friday, June 10, at approxi-
mately 11:30 p.m., the Strathmore
RCMP Detachment received a report
of a male being shot in Rocky View
County, near the City of Calgary. A
22-year-old male Calgary resident
was located outside his vehicle suf-
fering from a gunshot wound. The
male was treated at the scene by EMS
personnel, transported to a Calgary
Hospital, and has since been released
following surgery.
The circumstances surrounding the
shooting are still under investigation.
An RCMP Composite Sketch Artist has
worked with the victim, and a suspect
sketch is attached for distribution.
Anyone with information about this
incident or the suspect involved are
asked to contact Strathmore RCMP at
403-934-3968 of Crime Stoppers at
1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
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Parliamentary Report
Members of Parliament arrived home in their
constituencies in time to celebrate Canada’s 144th
Birthday! As always, throughout our large rid-
ing numerous communities organized events to
commemorate Canada Day. My family and I were
scheduled to be in Drumheller, Strathmore, Don-
alda, and spend the evening in Camrose. I bring
greetings and birthday wishes to everyone on be-
half of our Prime Minister, the Right Honourable
Stephen Harper and the Government of Canada.
Since the earliest days of our history, Canada
has been a land of promise. On Canada Day, we
celebrate our country’s achievements.
All across Canada, our celebration brings us to-
gether and strengthens our sense of community.
On Canada Day, Canadians young and old teach
and learn about the signifcance of the citizenship
we all share. In so doing, communities across our
country showcase our symbols; our identities; our
traditions; and, the talent of our local artists. As a
nation, we have good reason to be proud and to
express our pride - loud and clear.
We can be proud of the peaceful way we live.
Citizens of Canada enjoy freedom. We respect
each other - from coast to coast to coast. We ben-
eft from our differences in our large geographic
territory, and when we come together, our differ-
ences bring us strength.
Our great nation was built by previous genera-
tions of Canadians. Together, we try to build on
Canada’s past achievements. We work to protect
Canada’s accomplishments and standards and
provide for future generations of Canadians.
Canada was one of the last nations to be affect-
ed by the recent global recession. Canada was one
of the frst nations to emerge from it. In the midst
of the economic crisis, many nations envied Cana-
da and the strength and integrity of our economy.
In 2011, we have seen Middle Eastern and Af-
rican nations striving to secure the very core val-
ues that Canadians have also fought and died for:
Freedom; Democracy; and the rule of law. Cana-
dians have built on these values and created a
nation that qualifes to be a member of the G-8
group of nations. We embrace our role working
with our allies and partners in the international
community.
On Canada Day, we celebrate our remarkable
history and the bright outlook for our country’s
future. Throughout the country, we have also built
prosperous communities that are enriched by the
hard work and contributions of our citizens who
are ready to meet the challenges of our century.
Canada Day is a memorable occasion for all of us!
If you have any questions or concerns regard-
ing this or previous columns you may write me at
4945-50th Street, Camrose, Alberta, T4V 1P9, call
780-608-4600, toll-free 1-800-665-4358, fax 780-
608-4603 or e-mail [email protected].
Refections on Canada Day!
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The Legion Progressive Club presented donations to different organizations on June 24. The donations will go a long way to-
wards helping these organizations for another year. The Crowfoot 4-H Club and the Wheatland Cowboys and Cowgirls Rodeo
Society each received a cheque for $500. Left photo: Brenda Knight (LPC Chairman) presents a donation to Handi Bus Rep Alice
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Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
On June 24, the Cheadle Lions
Club and 4-H Alberta partnered
with Wheatland County to bring
the frst grain bag roundup to the
county. Grain bags were collect-
ed at the county yard to later be
shipped off to the Green Acre’s
Hutterite Colony where they start
a recycling process with the bags.
“One of those bags makes over
10,000 garbage bags, after it’s re-
cycled” said Marlene Risdon with
the Cheadle Lions.
Each grain bag weighs any-
where from 330 pounds to 400
plus pounds and all of it is 100
per cent recyclable. The three
popular routes for disposing of
the bags have been to bury them
on farms, burn them or haul
them to the landfll.
At the Green Acre Hutterite
Colony, the plastic is ripped and
shredded, and from there it goes
into the washers where it is fur-
ther refned. The heavier mate-
rial, rocks and grains, sink to the
bottom and the plastic will foat
to the top.
The shredded, cleaned plastic
is then made into round little
black pellets, which will eventu-
ally be turned into garbage bags.
While the process begins at the
Green Acre Colony, the fnal
product is made at the Clearview
Colony, also within Wheatland
County.
“We’re really excited about
this. Our Lions Club and the 4-H
Club, we’re not involved in this
(the garbage bags themselves)
but perhaps the local sport teams
or schools, maybe they want to
sell these for fundraisers,” said
Sonny Warrack, with the Cheadle
Lions Club.
“They would be selling a lo-
cally made product from a lo-
cally recycled waste, so we think
that makes good sense. We feel
there’s probably close to 500 of
these bags in our county and
that’s roughly 200,000 lbs of
plastic… so that’s a potential of a
half a million garbage bags if my
math is right.”
“The Cheadle Lions Club is re-
ally supportive of the community
and small groups like the 4-H
clubs, and they’ve got the food
grains project going too. Chea-
dle is super for that, they’ve got
a real good group,” said Don
Vandervelde, Wheatland County
Councillor.
The project began in 2005
when an outft in Calgary, Spe-
cialty Plastic, approached the
Green Acres Colony to see if they
wanted to buy the business. The
Colony jumped on board and
opened Crowfoot Plastic. After
about a month they received a
call to see if they also wanted to
go into pop container destruc-
tion for Pepsi and Coca Cola.
The Colony eventually found
they didn’t have enough help to
do the whole process, so Green
Acres sold the making of the
bags to the Clearview Colony.
“Grain bags right now, un-
less it will pick up, we’re run-
ning something like four days a
month,” said Henry Hofer, with
Green Acres Colony and an em-
ployee at Crowfoot Plastic.
Using grain bags has been a
growing thing as farm sizes have
grown.
It’s more cost effecient to use
the bags because it’s cheap stor-
age, said Warrack. It costs ap-
proximately .6 cents to .8 cents a
bushel to buy a bag and store the
grain until the farmer can get it
to the market. To build a bin that
size, farmers would be looking at
$2 a bushel.
The other motivation to use
the bags is effciency at harvest
time because the truck can be
parked, farmers can fll the grain
bags with combines if they want
to, but, most farms have grain
wagons which work well, said
Warrack.
“We do have a lot of farmers
involved in our club and we can
just see that this is a proactive
move to do something positive
with these grain bags. We just
wanted to be involved with that
and get the process going,” said
Warrack.
The way the grain bags are
rolled up is very important. They
must be rolled tightly and no
more than 3 ½ to 4 feet wide, and
the more dense the better. They
should be rolled with a machine.
Not many farmers will have a
machine that can roll the bags to
the dimensions Clearview would
like.
Leslie Storch with Greenslades
Northern Welding was at the
grain bag round up promoting
the ‘Poor Boy bag roller.’ The
Poor Boy can be pulled with a
quad, truck or car and will as-
sist with getting the bags the di-
mensions the Colony would like.
More information can be found
at www.greenslades.ca.
Wayne McKinnon with Ken-
wynn Farms Ltd brought in ap-
proximately three years worth of
grain bags to the round up.
“It’s good. Making use of a
product that would otherwise sit
there and do nothing, keeping it
out of the landflls,” said McKin-
non.
Wheatland County loaned the
use of a front-end loader and
tractor, an operator, the yard and
the facility.
“I think it’s great. It’s been a
long time coming. These grain
bags have been in existence for
a while and there hasn’t been a
real good means for farmers be-
ing able to get rid of them,” said
Russel Muenchrath, Agricultural
Fieldman for Wheatland County.
“I think this is the frst step,
getting the farmers used to what
is required as far as the tightness
and the rolling and stuff like that.
Then from our standpoint, I’ll be
bringing it back to our council-
lors to discuss what else the mu-
nicipality can do to assist with
this.”
This year the Wheatland Coun-
ty yard was chosen as the pilot
area because of its proximity to
the plant. There will be another
grain bag round up next year,
though if it will be at the county
yard again or not is still to be de-
termined.
Recycling initiative sweeps
through the county
The frst grain bag round up at the Wheatland
County yard was fairly successful on June 24.
Top left photo: Don Vandervelde (l), Wheatland
County Councillor, Sonny Warrack, Cheadle Li-
ons, Joan Stone, 4-H Alberta and Henry Hofer,
Green Acres Colony. Top right photo: Scot Had-
den with Strathmore Chinook Credit Union pre-
sented a cheque to the 4-H foundation during
the round up. Right photo: Leslie Storch with
Greenslades Northern Welding shows off a ‘Poor
Boy bag roller.’
Shannon LeClair Photos
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place midday June 29. The dedication of the clock, and offcial opening
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July 8, 2011 • Strathmore TimeS • Page 9
Strathmore teen
awarded citizen
of the month
After going through the list of usual suspects who
may deserve the July Citizen of the month award,
Councillor earl Best, right, decided Strathmore
teen Brooklyn Davidson was the most deserving
in his opinion.

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Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
The onus was on Councillor Earl Best
this month to determine whom he thinks
deserves the July Citizen of the Month
Award. After sifting through the usual
suspects in his head, Best fnally settled
on someone out of the ordinary.
He nominated Strathmore teen Brook-
lyn Davidson, who is well known in the
community for helping out with different
events.
“Because it’s interesting to see some-
one, who dedicates their life being as
short as it may be to the Town of Strath-
more, and for someone to be involved in
the town as much as Brooklyn is, it most
impresses me,” said Best, about why he
picked Davidson.
“This decision was made before this
thing at the skateboard park ever hap-
pened.”
Best said he had been thinking of the
people who have been in the town for a
number of years representing the town,
and said a lot of it is because it’s their
job. Best said in Davidson’s case it’s be-
cause she wants to.
“I’m honoured,” said Davidson.
“I just like helping, in church we come
up with service project ideas, so we’re
kind of always thinking of what we can
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Davidson had also spent time playing
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She is a member of the Student Lead-
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organize different fundraisers and fun
events in the school, including a fund-
raiser held earlier this year to help put
together school kits for children in third
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She was a part of the Experienced Es-
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This summer Davidson is off to Aus-
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Expanding his role as an administrator
Westmount Principal
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nervous, but excited
to be taking on the
principal position at
Trinity Lutheran Chris-
tian Academy. Funk
will be sharing his time
between both of the
schools as an admin-
istrator.


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Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
Westmount Principal Wayne Funk has
made the decision to add to his daily
administrative duties by taking on the
role of principal of Trinity Lutheran
Christian Academy, TLCA, in the wake
of Harold Warr’s departure.
“The division (Golden Hills) asked
me if I was interested in kind of widen-
ing my scope a little bit,” said Funk.
“After doing some considering with
my family and staff (I) decided it would
be kind of a neat challenge to take on
second school.”
He isn’t quite sure how he will be
able to juggle the two, but is confdent
it will work out in the end. Funk said
there are times he is sure he will be
sprinting across the feld to get from
one school to the other, but it’s some-
thing he is looking forward to.
He said the one thing he is most con-
cerned about is the toll it will take on
his family. Because he will now have
double everything - double the Christ-
mas concerts, double the parent educa-
tion night, double the three-year educa-
tion plans - Funk has given up some of
his volunteer duties in town.
Funk said he knows if TLCA doubles
in size, which it easily could, it would
become too much for one person, and
would likely be split again at that time.
One thing he would like to focus on
is changing the perception. Funk feels
there might be the perception in the
community the TLCA is a closed com-
munity, which it is not.
“It’s an open community, we would
welcome anybody who is interested in
a Christian education for their kids to
come in and be a part of what we think
is pretty exciting,” said Funk.
“For me, I haven’t even been there a
day yet, but it’s still pretty exciting to
see the things that are going on there.
It’s some neat stuff.”
The parents don’t necessarily have to
have a faith base, but do need to un-
derstand that there will be a faith-based
component to the week. Funk said he
has never worked in a Christian school
before and it’s going to be a new learn-
ing experience he is excited about.
Funk said his main focus will prob-
ably be helping the school grow as he
goes into the 2011/2012 year.
Funk has also given up his teaching
duties to focus on the two schools bet-
ter. Warr had spent a good portion of
his day teaching at TLCA, and Kristen
Odegard, who was hired last year in a
maternity leave position, will be staying
on full time, compensating for the loss
of Warr as a teacher.
Arrowwood author Lynne Squire was at the Strathmore library last Thursday, June 30, for an informa-
tion session and book signing. Lynn presents biblical truths through her story Joab’s Fire a distant
hope. The Christian writer along with the cover artist Darlene Crane are very excited about the wonder-
ful reviews the book has been receiving.


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July 8, 2011 • Strathmore TimeS • Page 11
Cliff Pahl, an auctioneer with the Calgary Stock-
yards, will be competing in the auctioneers com-
petition on July 15 in Strathmore, and hopefully
heading to the fnals in Calgary on July 16.
Wendi Tashlikowich Photo
Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
Those with a gift for gab will be com-
peting to see who is the best at the 23rd
Annual International Livestock Auction-
eer Championships July 15 and 16.
Contestants will begin the bidding
at the Calgary Stockyards Ltd. here in
Strathmore on July 15 at 10 a.m. The
event, organized by the Calgary Stam-
pede, rotates between Strathmore, Olds
and High River.
“We’ve been doing it for about 30
years. It was always a Calgary Stampede
function and then it grew too big for
them to handle so they started having
preliminary rounds at the satellite mar-
kets,” said Bryan Danard with Calgary
Stockyards.
“Our main auctioneer here, Cliff Pahl,
will be competing this year. He is our
full-time auctioneer here. This will be his
third or fourth time in the competition.”
There will be approximately 30 com-
petitors coming mainly from across Can-
ada and the U.S. Danards expects about
2,000 head of cattle will be sold during
the preliminary round.
“They are all current auctioneers that
sell for a living at different auction mar-
kets. This is just their chance to show-
case their talents,” said Danard.
“To someone that doesn’t know what
an auctioneer sounds like, they all kind
of sound the same. Once you get to
know them, there’s a big difference be-
tween a good one and a bad one.”
There are a number of things the com-
petitors are being judged on including
spotting bids, rhythm, clarity, voice con-
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Rodeos are still going strong
across the globe, but in order
to keep the tradition alive
younger generations need to
continue participating. This
year at Heritage Days there
will be miniature bulls for kids
aged seven to 14 to ride. All
of the young cowboys and
cowgirls must have rodeo
experience to participate.
The bulls don’t grow any
taller than 48 inches, and
though they are smaller they
still have the same grit as their
big brothers.
“We work with ours quite a
bit because we deal with kids.
If we get ones that just are
always mean and it doesn’t
matter what we do or what we
try to do and they just don’t
change their attitude, then we
get rid of them because we
don’t want any kids getting
hurt,” said Barb Evans with
DEE-AB-LO Miniature Bucking
Bulls.
Evans said it started out as a
hobby, breeding the mini bulls.
Her stepson Kyle Graham was
at a rodeo when he asked if
he could bring a couple of
miniature bulls for the boys
steer riding. The business has
grown from there.
This is the frst year DEE-
AB-LO has come to Heritage
Days, and Evans said they are
excited to have a chance to
take part in it.
“We always want our event
and our show to grow, and by
bringing in new acts and new
entertainment it’s just a way to
show that we’re evolving with
the times,” said Darcy Ledene,
general manager with the Ag.
Society.
“This was a cool opportunity
to bring these guys in and
showcase the young talent
that are up-and-coming in the
rodeo business, and give them
the opportunity to perform (to)
probably their biggest crowd
ever.”
The boys steer riding during
Heritage Days is another
event to show they are trying
to keep the youth involved
in the rodeo and keep the
tradition going for years to
come.
Mini Bulls
The Encana Stage will once again be the place to
be when your favourite rodeo events aren’t taking
place. This year the lineup includes a couple of
old favourites such as Doo Doo the clown, new
favourites and local talent. Throughout Heritage
Days local residents Graydon Pease and Ken
Stobbe will also be performing.
The biggest name coming this year is Hey Romeo
out of Edmonton who will be playing on the stage
July 31.
“They come in being CCMA award nominated
as well as an award-winning band,” said Darcy
Ledene, general manager for the Ag. Society.
Local band Pulse, who recently played during the
Centennial celebrations at Kinsmen Park, will hit the
stage July 28.
On July 29 there will be two bands playing on the
Encana stage, Genuine Cowgirls and TC & Company.
Drew Gregory from Standard, who is also taking
part in the Big Valley Jamboree, will be performing
July 30 in the afternoon.
“I know he just went down to Nashville and
recorded his second CD and he’s really excited.
We’re happy to have him on the stage,” said
Ledene.
Saturday night hypnotist Sebastian Steel will be
performing. He has performed in Strathmore before,
doing a private show for the high school. On Sunday,
July 31 there will be two bands flling the afternoon
and evening again. The Amber Williams Band out of
Rocky Mountain House will be up frst, followed by
Hey Romeo in the evening.
“Then we fnish things off on Monday with Denver
Daines, and Denver comes with a rodeo pedigree.
He’s a competitor in the rodeo, so he’ll be riding
saddle bronc in our rodeo and then coming onto our
stage and playing a good mix of music,” sad Ledene.
Daines has a new band behind him. Ledene said
they are kind of a country/rock band, and they will
be the closing act for this year’s Heritage Days.
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campground with their trailers and ffth-wheel-
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trol, livestock knowledge, the ability to
conduct a sale and more. Danard said
the stands will be full, but out of all of
the people at the auction only 20 of
them may be buyers so it is up to the
auctioneers to fgure out who those buy-
ers are and close the sale strong.
Bruce Flewelling has worked at Cal-
gary Stockyards all his life, and is one of
the main auctioneers.
“My dad auctioneered at all them… so-
cials and stuff and when I was a kid I just
kind of took after him and I just prac-
ticed, and practiced and practiced, then I
started selling at the Calgary Stockyards.
I worked here quite a while before I
starting auctioneering,” said Flewelling.
In 1981 and 1982 he competed in the
competition and came away with second
place. Flewelling also competed a third
time, winning third place.
“It was just the thing to do, we all auc-
tioneered, just (to) try to win it,” said
Flewelling.
Danard said they are still looking for
auctioneers to participate. Anyone inter-
ested can go to the Stockyards located
one mile west of Strathmore and they
will be given an entry form. Or interest-
ed parties can call 403-234-7429, and a
form can be e-mailed or faxed.
Canada Day fun
in Rockyford
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$539,000
Fabulous Home
1915 2.5 Storey
Home. 6 Bdrms.
Large Barn
Tons of Trees
call lorna
Over 1500 Sq Ft. above grade.
3 Bedrms and 3 Baths.
Beautifully Landscaped. Fully
Fenced Huge South Backyard
Great Cambria Location.
Dble Front Attached Garage.
gorgeous
4 level split
$307,900
call Jim or Jody
Gated Community,
Overlooking Soccerfield.
Beautiful 3 Bed,
2 Bath, Open Concept,
Vaulted Ceilings, Covered
Deck, Immaculate
Condition!
call chantale
mlS c346562
Remarkable renovated two
story home. Oversized
heated double garage.
Gorgeous landscaping @
trees, flower beds. New front
veranda. So much for so little!
Call Ron Kaechele 403-934-1097
purChasing
power $214,900
call ron call debbie
Immaculate, tastefully
decorated condo. Why rent
when you can own! Corner
fireplace, bungalow style,
2bdrms, oak cabinets, all
appliances including washer/
dryer included.
owner says sell!
bring all reasonable
offers $149,900
mlS c3464541 mlS c3466341
mlS c3474713
call la Shaun
Home shows 10+ with quick
possession! Loads of room
all around, 3 bedroom,
3 baths with large rec room!
Plenty of parking too!
Large fenced yard backs
to green space!
fully developed,
Cambridge glen area
$298,700!
2 BEDROOMS
HARDWOODS
CLOSE TO
SCHOOLS
LARGE LOT
WHY RENT
$70,000
call nonie
C
/s
$124,900
mlS c3480850
call la Shaun
4 bedrooms, 3 baths.
Large country kitchen.
24x24 garage 220 wiring.
Reduced, just needs trim
& small jobs finished in
basement.
large bilevel fully
finished with walkout
$314,900!
mlS c3471730
call robert & tamara
• Fully Developed
on 4 Levels
• 5 Bedrooms/
Tandem Garage
• Amazing Yard!
Mature Trees
$289,900
call ron
so muCh for
so little
Large condo - small fees
Open floor plan, newly
painted. 3 large bedrooms,
3 baths, family room
Single garage
Near schools, recreation,
shopping. $264,900
Call Ron Kaechele 403-934-1097
mlS c3474817
Beautiful condo designed for
independent living. All
appliances, gas stove/
fireplace. Single garage, deck,
walkoutm to patio. 4
bedrooms, 3 baths. $279,900.
Call Ron Kaechele 403-934-1097
adult Condo
overlooking lake
call ron
mlS c3452843
Hardwood/Tile/Big
Windows
Appliances 2011/3+1
Bedroom/Den
22x24 Garage/BBQ Gas
Line...plus plus!
baCking
onto Canal
$399,652
call robert & tamara
mlS c3480708
Gated Community
1520 sq ft,
Single Garage
3 Bed, 2 Bath,
Vaulted Ceilings
Huge Covered Deck
Call to View Today!
call chantale
mlS c3479672
new listing
lambert village
$174,900
Retire in style!
1 bdrm suite
Oversized
single garage
Gorgeous view
call Shauna
walkout
bungalow -
$379,000
Immaculate with 1491
sq.ft.. 3 bdrms,
2 full baths
3 season sunroom
Too many extras to
mention
call Shauna
westlake Condo
$219,900
3 bdrm condo
with upgrades
1 full, 2 half baths
Fully finished basement
Single attached garage
call Shauna
C
/s
call la Shaun
Awesome floor plan. Cork
flooring/carpet. 6 appliances.
Assigned parking with electrical.
Only $75 condo fees.
Call for showing today!
brand new
downtown Condo's
with everything
starting $170,900
mlS c3451266
Located in Wildflower,
1100+ sq ft
Bi-level villa.
Backs onto green
space.
$331,900
call lorna
Many options on this
parcel of land, 25
minutes east of Calgary.
$599,000.
46.56
aCres
call lorna
call lorna
Brand New
1419 sq ft
bungalow in
The Ranch
$341,000
• 4.0+/- Acres
• Good Well
• Great Building
Sites
land near
Chestermere
mlS c3468312
call robert & tamara
Open concept with vaulted
ceiling. This home has awesome
floor plan! 2+2 bedrooms, all
nice size with 3 baths! Infloor
heat in basement and 2 laundry
rooms! Large back yard with
green space behind!
Cambridge
bungalow fully
developed $329,900
call Sheila
mlS c3480542
mlS c3464887
call Sheila
Simply amazing quality, this
home is totally upgraded with
hardwood, granite, carpet and
more! Open concept up &
down looking on to golf
course with views all around!
speargrass villa
fully developed
$364,900!
PICTURE PERFECT
CUSTOM BUILT HOME
BACKING ONTO COUNTRY
NEAR TO COMPLETE
DOWN
OPEN DESIGN
HARDWOODS - UPGRADES
$319,800
call nonie
• Fully rennovated
• Large Pie lot
zoned R3
• Downtown
location
inCredible
opportunity!
call robert & tamara
mlS c3481946
mlS c3462058
call Sheila
Quick possession.
Renovated inside and out.
5 bedrooms, 3 baths.
Oversize garage 26x28 &
heated. All this on mature
lot walking distance to
shopping, parks, schools!
amazing deal don't
pass this one up!
4 bedrooms, 3 baths.
Infloor heat, 2 laundry
roooms. Comes with 6
appliances and more.
Backs to green space
and adult living!
fully developed
bungalow park
Community $329,900
call la Shaun
mlS c3480542
FULLY FINISHED
4 BEDROOM HOME
CUL DE SAC LOCATION
OVERSIZED LOT
OPEN DESIGN
FIREPLACE - FAMILY RM
LOCATION PLUS....
$364,500
call nonie
WOW!! COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
NEW KITCHEN
HARDWOODS WINDOWS
DETACHED GARAGE
CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION
PIE SHAPED LOT
$159,900
call nonie
mlS c3475376
Over 2600 developed
space in this Hillview
bungalow with 2 gas
fireplaces, new hardwood,
ceramic, carpet. 3
bedrooms, 3 bath, + den.
Nothing to do but move in!
call debbie
$339,900
mlS c3481778
Lovingly cared for inside and
out! A rare find this close to
Calgary! 9.65 Acres with 3+
bedroom 1257 sq ft bungalow.
Acerage is complete with 5
stall barn, outdoor riding arena,
4 pastures, beautifully
landscaped with lots of trees.
call debbie
$659,000
s
o
l
d
for all mls listings
visit our website
www.azteCrealestate.Ca
Perfect chance to own one
of the larger bi levels in
Strathaven, custom built
by a private builder, floor
plan differs from most
homes in this area!
$315,000!
mlS c3480850
call tracy
This Super-Single Mobile
Home shows with Pride of
Ownership!!!Huge Bright
Kitchen with Lots of OAK
Cabinets...Livingroom
features a Beautiful OAK
Wall-unit/FIREPLACE!!
$138,500!
mlS c3471936
call tracy
so
ld
C
/s
Cheaper then Rent.
3 Bedrms, 2 full Baths.
Huge Kitchen!!
Fresh paint thru out!
Gorgeous Private Deck
Huge Landscaped Lot.
stop renting!!!
$159,900
call Jim or Jody
new priCe
Beautiful home
4 bedrooms, 3 baths
Vaulted and open concept
Treed, landscaped
and fenced
Only $339,000
Call Ron Kaechele 403-934-1097
sparkling
split level
call ron
mlS c3477829
renovated &
spotless!
$197,000
1206 sq.ft.
3 bdrms, 1 bath
New maple kitchen
Too many upgrades
to mention
call Shauna
Walkout Basement
set up for In-Law Suite,
2 Bed, 1.5 Bath
Covered Deck, Lower Patio
Walking Distance to
Downtown!
fully developed
townhouse!
mlS c3482484
call chantale
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What’s
Happening?
What’s happening is a free weekly community calendar.
if you are a non-proft group and have a special event you would like to promote, please email your information to
[email protected] or call 403-934-5589 or fax 403-934-5546 and we will include your information on this
weekly Community page. Due to space restrictions, please keep information to a minimum.
Mark Your Calendars
for these
Upcoming
Special Events....
Kidz 1st NetworK
PareNt LiNK CeNtre
Join us for 2 amazing summer programs;
Theme Days At The Park and Meet Me At The Park.
Theme Days will run on
Tuesdays, July 5th to August 23rd 12- 3 p.m
at local parks in Chestermere.
Meet Me At The Park will run on
Thursdays from July 7th to August 25th, 11:00-3:00 pm
in different communities in the surrounding area.
Visit our website for location
details and directions,
www.cscommunitycurrents.com
or call 403-207-7060
Heritage days stamPede
– 3rd aNNuaL
stratHmore’s got taLeNt
Wednesday, July 27, 2011 (doors open at 5pm),
at the Strathmore Civic Centre.
No Age Limit!!
Deadline for entries is July 15 @ noon.
Call Judi at 403-934-5737 or 403-361-0808
VoLuNteers
The Strathmore & District Chamber
of Commerce is looking for VOLUNTEERS
for the upcoming Strathmore Heritage Days Parade
on Saturday July 30th.
Banner Carriers – Grade 9 – 12 for the parade and
parade deputies.
Call 403-901-3174 or email
[email protected]
for more info.
Royal Canadian Legion
For information regarding hall
rentals, darts and crib, please call
403.934.5119
Strathmore Elks Lodge #491
meets 3rd Tuesday at the Strathmore
Curling Club 6:30 pm. Steak Supper at
7 pm. New Members welcome.
Call Greg 403-888-6155.
MOPS
(Mother’s Of Preschoolers)
meet 1st and 3rd Thursdays 9:30am
– 11:30am at the Strathmore Alliance
Church.
Babysitting available for ages 0 - 6.
For more information call Jennifer at
403-934-5799 or visit www.mops.org
Strathmore Parent and Tot Playgroup,
meets every Thursday at 9:30 - 11:30
am. in the Strathmore United Church
Basement. For more information call
Tammy at 403-983-7284 or
Ali at 403-934-2089. $1 per child
Strathmore District Health
Services Auxiliary
Meetings are held the fourth Monday
of the month @ 1:30 pm, (excluding
July & August). Lower level Confer-
ence Room at the Strathmore Hospital.
New members welcome. For more info
please call 403-934-4436
Strathmore & District Chamber
of Commerce
meets the third Monday of the month @
7:00 p.m. All members welcome.
Check web page for meeting
location. For more information
call 403-901-3175 or
www.strathmoredistrictchamber.com.
Come Fly With Us
903 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Sqn.
Meet Wednesdays at 6:30pm at the
blue building and Quonset on the
Ag grounds. Boys & Girls welcome
between 12 & 19 years.
Call Joanna Howard at 403-983-5796
for more information.
HIV Edmonton
providing support, education and advo-
cacy for those infected with, affected by
or at risk of HIV and AIDS for 25 years.
Go to www.hivedmonton.com or call
toll free 1.877.388.5742.
TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly
Want to Lose Those Unwanted
Pounds?? Need support to reach your
goal? We are here for you!
We meet every Thursday at
6:30 pm @the Anglican Church.
Contact Melissa @ 403-901-1566
or Lynne @ 403-934-4359
to join our journey to a ftter you.
The Hope Bridges Society
Board meetings held the third Tuesday
of each month at 7 p.m. at #3-236-3rd.
Avenue. Please visit our website at
www.hopebridges.ca or contact us at
[email protected].
Meals on Wheels
is available in Strathmore.
For information or to obtain this service
please contact Wheatland FCSS at
403-934-5335.
Strathmore FASD
Parent Support Group
at the Strathmore United Church.
For more info call Pam @652-4776.
Strathmore Caregiver Support Group
This is an opportunity for caregivers to
fnd support and beneft from
interaction with others in a similar
situation. For more information
or to register call Amy Yaneza
at 403-361-7176.
Sunday School for All Ages:
Lord of All Lutheran Church offers
Christian Education opportunities
for ages 3 years to adult, on Sunday
Mornings. All are Welcome! For more
information please call Margo Sevick
403-901-2044 or call the Church Offce
at 403-934-2374.
Wheatland Conservation & Wildlife
Association (Your local fsh & game
club). Meetings – 2nd Thursday every
month, 7:30pm at the Clubhouse.
Call Larry at 403-934-4388 for more
information.
Wheatland Rural Crime Watch.
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of each
Month. Featuring guest speakers. For
more information call 403-934-4055.
Strathmore Lions Club
meets the frst and third Thursday at the
Strathmore Civic Centre at 6:45 pm.
Strathmore Country Gardens Club
Meetings at least once per month.
Tours, guest speakers, workshops and
much more included in a membership.
$20 single, $30 family.
For more information visit www.strath-
morecountrygardensclub.webs.com
or phone Linda Pekrul 403-901-0017.
Free Tree for all New Born Babies
Attention all infants – remind your par-
ents to register your birth so a tree can
be planted commemorating your birth
in the Chinook Credit Union Birth For-
est in Strathmore. Registration Forms are
available at the Town offce, Chinook
Credit Union and Health Unit.
(A Communities in Bloom Project)
Strathmore Masonic Lodge #53
meets the frst Monday of each
Month at 7:30 p.m. Call Glen at
403-901-6038. Website:
www.strathmore53.com
Adult Competitive Volleyball
at Crowther Memorial Junior High in
the gym every Wednesday from 7-9 pm
Contact is Lavern Lein 403-934-4646.
Strathmore Regional Victim Services
Society needs community members
to be Advocates (volunteers).
Training is provided. Contact
Victim Services through the RCMP
Detachment at 403-934-6552
Strathmore Homeschool Familes.
Any Strathmore and Area familes that
are homeschooling are invited to join
our Yahoo Group. groups.
yahoo.com/group/strathmorehsfams
Healing Rooms,
open for prayer Mondays from 7 to 9
pm. at the Harvest Healing Centre at
115A-3rd. Avenue in Strathmore.
Everyone is Welcome.
Strathmore Full Gospel Church
We’re a Pentecostal Bible based
family church that has something for all
ages. Call 934-2225 or visit
www.strathmorefullgospel.com
SENIORS 50+HAPPY GANG,
General Meeting the second Tuesday of
each month at 1:15. For more informa-
tion call 403-901-2377.
Strathmore Musical Arts Society,
If you love music and musicians and
have a special soft spot for the Blues,
you would enjoy being part of this
group. Call 403-934-4196 or 403-680-
7721 to get on our phone or email list
and be notifes about meetings and
upcoming events.
Kidz 1st Network Parent Link Centre,
We offer programs for children (0 – 6
yrs.) and their parents (caregivers)
Strathmore Drop-In Program
Stay & Play Mondays 10:00 – 12:00
and Wednesdays 9:30 to 11:30 and
4:30 to 8:30.
For a list of all other programs,
please visit our website at:
www.cscommunitycurrents.com
All programs are free.
Please call 983-0016 for program details.
July 8, 2011 • Strathmore TimeS • Page 15
Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
The votes are in and Strathmore’s
Best Hamburger has been named. The
contest began June 3, and on July 2 the
best burger was announced. The Road-
house took the title with their Smoke-
house Burger.
“That one stood out, because we’ve
got a few other burgers and some of the
girls (said), ‘ah, the chuck wagon’, and
I go, ‘no, the smokehouse.’ I just picked
it - that’s what was in my head, it just
came out,” said Belinda Derraugh, gen-
eral manager for the Roadhouse.
“It was a lot of fun. We got over 300
nominations back and that just tells me
that the people in the Town are inter-
ested, and it’s helping local businesses
by doing this,” said Councillor Earl Best.
Best said they wanted to do some-
thing for Centennial so the Town, the
Strathmore and District Chamber of
Commerce and the Strathmore Times
joined forces to bring Strathmore’s frst
Best Hamburger in Town contest.
They got the criteria together, took it
out to all of the restaurants and then
people from the general public nomi-
nated their favourites. The top three
burgers were tested and then the win-
ner was chosen. Best said he hopes the
contest can become an annual event.
Derraugh said she was at the restau-
rant when judges Earl Best and Mario
Prusina were sampling the smokehouse
burger. After asking them how it was
she decided to leave them alone and
head up to the offce. While working
away she got a call from Best asking
her to come back, and that’s when she
was told the Roadhouse had won the
contest.
Derraugh has been at the restaurant
for 16 years, since it opened. She said
that’s where she eats.
She believes the fact that the burgers
are specially made is why it won.
“We make up our own patties. We
don’t make them at the restaurant, we
have a butcher in Calgary where we get
all our meat from and the owner tells
the butcher what to put in the burgers,
and how much fat to put in the burger,
and they make them up how we want
them,” said Derraugh.
“I think our food is the best. I think
our food is the best overall, because we
do a lot of prep. We don’t open cans, we
don’t open packets. We make our own
soups, our own salsa, our own gravy…
we make everything.”
The smokehouse burger is a regular
item on the menu, so for those who
haven’t tried it yet, there’s still time.
Roadhouse wins
best hamburger in town
Check Us Out on FaCebOOk!
Movie Under the Stars
Strathmore’s 1st Outdoor Cinema Event
to be held Tuesday, August 9!
Hosted by Strathmore & District Ag Society. Admission by donation.
Gates open at 7:30 pm, 9 pm showing. See our Facebook event page
for more Movie information. Just search Movie Under the Stars.

SilEnT AuCTiOn At Chinook Credit union
open for public viewing from September 29th to October 13th.
Everyone is welcome to come on in and check out the awesome
merchandise that will be on display for bid.

All moneys raise is in support of the Children’s Wish Foundation, it takes
approximately $10,000 to grant the average wish.
Wishes are granted locally in Alberta, and the
Wheatland County.
For more information
contact Christie
403-934-8155
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The winner of the best burger contest was announced at Kinsmen Park on July 2, during the centen-
nial celebrations. Belinda Derraugh, general manager for the Roadhouse, was surprised and happy to
fnd out they had won the contest. Belinda Derraugh, and staff at the Roadhouse proudly show off the
plaque they received for winning the best burger contest.
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“We’re still hoping to maybe have
kind of an opening with the school
kids on it maybe this fall when they just
get back to school,” said Shorhen.
“We’ll have just (have)… a meet and
greet on the feld with all of the differ-
ent elementary kids. Again everything
sort of depends on the damage to the
feld.”
The feld is now blocked off with ce-
ment barriers so no one else will be
able to get their vehicle onto it.
Anyone with any information about
the vandalism at the soccer feld can
contact Chris Kelly or Const. Daly with
the Strathmore RCMP at 403-934-3968.
July 8, 2011 • Strathmore TimeS • Page 17
Baba’s Kitchen is the market
concession again this year.
This week’s special is the Ukrainian
plate featuring perogies, kolbasa and
cabbage rolls. Sandwiches and
desserts are also offered.
Baba’s Kitchen will be offering a gift
certifcate for the weekly draws. Re-
member to put you name in the
draw bucket as the market also gives
away two weekly certifcates of
$25.00 for redemption at any vendor
in the market.
Held every Friday
3:00 - 6:30 pm
Strathmore ag Grounds
Vendor
OF THe WeeK
Baba’s Kitchen
The Curbrelan Enterprises
Strathmore StoreFront Student-
of-the-Month for May 2011 is
Daryll Buck
Daryll worked hard on her
studies, and graduated. Daryll’s
determination will no doubt
allow her to be successful in all
future plans. We hope that Daryll
reaches all the goals she strives
for in the years to come.
Curbrelan
403-993-3004
Curbrelan enterprises
StoreFront Student-of-the-Month
This program, sponsored by Theo Timmer
of Curbrelan Enterprises, provides a $100.00 award
for the Strathmore Storefront Student-of-the-Month.
We sincerely thank Mr. Timmer for making this
contribution to our school.
The faith of community is important to all students.
ChooSe honour
Anyone wishing to get involved to help students
reconnect with the community, please contact the
Strathmore StoreFront School.
Congratulations Daryll
strathmore
vision clinic
optometrists
Adult & Children Eye Examinations
Contact Lenses
Quality Eyewear
Sunglasses
OptOmetrists
Dr. Garth Anderson • Dr. russell Doig
Dr. Aaron Hesla • Dr. Kris Duguay
321 - 3rd Street, Strathmore, Alberta
403-934-5034
mon, tue, Wed & Fri 9 am - 5 pm
thur 7 am - 5 pm • (2nd) Wed 9 am - 8 pm
Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
Last summer the work began to bring
two new professional sized soccer
felds to Strathmore. The felds, located
behind Walmart just east of the Ranch
Estates, were almost ready to open
when disaster struck.
“We were just in the works of get-
ting the fence put around and some
nice person decided to pull donuts in
the feld, tear up the sod and put nice
tracks in,” said Mark Shorhen, president
of Strathmore Minor Soccer Association.
“We haven’t got the estimate yet if
they’ve done damage to the irrigation
system. We could possibly be looking
at a $20,000 or $30,000 repair bill for a
feld we still haven’t gotten to use yet,
it’s kind of frustrating.”
The incident took place either late
Vandals strike
at soccer feld
Late June 24, or early June 25 the new soccer
felds, located behind Walmart, just east of the
Ranch estates, were vandalized when some-
one did multiple donuts, ripping up the feld and
some of the sod.
Photo Courtesy of Wilena Eggen
Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
A Request For Proposal, RFP, will be
sent out regarding having a study done
on the Carseland Sewage Lagoon. The
study could potentially take up to two
years and will be quite extensive, and
expensive. The County is working to-
wards having the study done so it can
be shown to Alberta Environment, to
allow the release of the water into the
Bow River. The county is working un-
der a fve-year timeline to complete the
study and build a plant if need be.
HVAC upgrAdes
The county offces will be upgrading
their HVAC, heating, ventilation and air
conditioning system by adding a re-
mote log-in diagnostics unit. By adding
the unit, technicians will rarely have to
drive out to fx a problem, and instead
will be able to do it from their laptop at
the offce. Service calls in the past have
cost the county approximately $200 per
call. The cost of putting in the unit is
$4,080 with the funds coming out of the
contingency fund.
LeAky roof soon to be fixed
Work will begin soon on repairing the
roof at the county offces. Scott Builders
had assessed the damage and had pre-
sented fve different options to council.
Due to all of the different slopes on
parts of the roof, it was decided the best
way to deal with the repairs is in an
area specifc manner. The cost will be
approximately $65,400.
RFP’s being sent out for Carseland sewage lagoon
June 24, or early June 25. The fence
had been up three quarters of the way
down the feld, said Shorhen. It was just
a small area of access, which is where
the suspects entered the feld.
Strathmore Minor Soccer had been
hoping to have their June 28 wind-up
party at the feld, which they were un-
able to do. Minor Soccer is now work-
ing on getting an assessment on what
sort of repairs they are looking at.
“(It’s) very frustrating that someone
would be so irresponsible that they
would just perform damage to a newly
developed soccer feld,” said Dennis
Klem, vice-president of the association.
Shorhen said the day after fnding
out about the vandalism at the new
felds he went to the Parkwood feld,
where more damage had been done.
While it wasn’t donuts all over the feld,
there was still enough damage to tear
up some of the feld.
Shorhen is convinced there must be
someone who knows something about
what happened. Because of the vandal-
ism, the opening of the feld has been
pushed back until possibly this fall.
Epcor continues to show their support
epcor has been a big supporter of the Strathmore Fire Department for a number of years. every year, for approximately
fve years they have donated a cheque for $1,500 to the department. epcor also has volunteers come out to help with the
frefghters breakfast that takes place every Canada Day. The money donated by epcor goes towards purchasing equipment
and providing specialized training.
Wendi Tashlikowich Photo
Carhop at the dub
Wendi Tashliowich Photo
Dan Goertz and his
52 merc that he re-
stored for his gran-
children came out for
the Thursday night
car hop at the A&W.
The car hop is gaining
more popularity as the
weather gets nicer and
the Strathmore Car
Club took advantage
of the chance to get together to have a short
meeting about the fast approaching Strathmore
Show and Shine.
Soccer windup
celebration!
j uly 8 , 2 0 1 1
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Open to Ladies of all playing ability.
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Hard work
pays off
Donnella Swan
Times Contributor
It was a tough year for the Ban-
tam girl’s lacrosse team. Coming to-
gether, out of 18 girls, only one had
had experience playing the game
before.
“I feel they did very well this
year” said head coach Todd Better-
ton.
Having many beginners, every-
thing had to be taught fresh from
the start.
“Catching, passing, shooting, ball
control and just the basic funda-
mentals of lacrosse were the big-
gest challenge” said Betterton.
Fundamentals were not the only
thing however. Team building and
how to work well together was a
big aspect as well, and that goes for
any kind of team sport.
“It took a lot of courage for these
girls to come into a game like la-
crosse because it is a contact sport”
said Betterton.
Despite all odds however, the
girls learned to play well together.
They learned the basic rules and
fundamentals of the sport and on
their second last game they took
hold of success.
Winning 3-2 against a Calgary
team, Betterton said “the fans erupt-
ed; it was like winning the Stanley
Cup for them”.
Betterton was quite pleased with
the total outcome of the season. It
was his frst year out of six years
of coaching to have that many be-
ginning the sport. However, he said
they were really a great bunch of
kids and they supported each other
tremendously.
“They tried to execute everything
that I taught them” said Betterton.
Betterton hopes that because of
the great season that the girls had,
that more interest will be gener-
ated. Hopefully by next year there
will be more interest developed and
there could be more girls lacrosse
teams started up in Strathmore.
Betterton who is also President
of the Strathmroe Lacrosse Club,
wanted to thank all the kids in the
lacrosse association for their hard
work this season, all the parent
volunteers that were there to help
throughout, all the coach volun-
teers, the hard working referees,
and to all the arena staff that makes
lacrosse such a special sport.
The outdoor soccer season is now over for another year
and everyone was excited to get together and bounce as
a fnal windup to the season. The U4 to U8 soccer teams
held a huge BBQ on June 28 at Parkwood. The organiz-
ers couldn’t be prouder of all the hard work put in by its
members and coaches and are looking forward to their
new feld that will be ready to play on next year.
Wendi Tashlikowich Photos
The third annual Canadian Rockies In-
ternational Rodeo, CRIR, took place in
Strathmore over the weekend. The rodeo
consisted of representatives from the Al-
berta Rockies Gay Rodeo Association,
ARGRA, and the International Gay Rodeo
Association, IGRA, and saw people come
from all over the country, and the world, to
take part in the fun. There were the usual
rodeo events, and a number of fundrais-
ing events on the midway such as the drag
queen dunk tank.
Shannon LeClair, Jenna Campbell Photos
CRIR rodeo
once again
a success
Shannon LeCLair
Times Reporter
The Strathmore Thunder bantam B girls softball team is
preparing for the Alberta Softball Bantam B Girls Provin-
cials, which take place at the Ag. diamonds on July 8 - 10.
The girls have had a busy season, competing in 31 games
to date.
The weekend of June 24, the team jumped up to a bantam
A level for a tournament in Calgary, bringing home fourth
place.
“The outfeld play may be our weakest (area), but come
the weekend we will have the players that I am sure will
step up and make the big play in the outfeld,” said coach
Lanky Johnson in a press release.
Most of the 10 teams here for provincials this year have
all played each other throughout the year and results have
gone back and forth.
Red Deer, Camrose, Medicine Hat, Lloydminster, Edmon-
ton, Lacombe and Leduc will all bring very talented teams.
The Thunder will be counting on strong pitching from
Kirstyn Johnson and continued strong batting from Leah
Dahm, Megan Lecavalier and rookie Alyssa Lavallee. Each
team will have a chance to play four games in the round
robin on Friday and Saturday, and the top two teams will
advance to playoffs on Sunday. Results will be updated and
posted throughout the weekend at www.strathmorefast-
pitch.com.
July 8, 2011 • Strathmore TimeS • Page 19
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The Strathmore Thunder will be going
in counting on strong pitching from
Kirstyn Johnson and continued strong
batting from Leah Dahm, megan
Lecavalier and rookie Alyssa Lavallee.
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Venom win
championship!
The Strathmore Venom peewee B
lacrosse team won the league cham-
pionship June 29. After making the
playoffs as the sixth-seeded team,
the Venom defeated the third-seeded
team 3-2 in the frst round, before win-
ning the semi-fnal 7-3. in the best-of-
three fnals, the Venom won Game 1
8-4, before winning the second game
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Have you been wondering where those entry forms are for the upcoming Heritage Days
Creative Arts Show? Are you wondering if your entries will qualify?
This year the Creative Arts Committee has decided to change our format a bit to allow better
focus on our Heritage. We will be offering the Creative Arts salute to the FIRST HUNDRED
YEARS in the Civic Center. There will be four main classes to enter - Original Art (any
medium), Photography, Quilting, and Handicrafts (including woodworking). For interest and
entertainment we also chose Heritage Cookbooks for an additional display. “It’s interesting
to see some of the measurements used to come up with those prize winning creations that
Grandma used to make.” commented Lynn Walker, chair of the committee.
All items will be for DISPLAY ONLY. We will not have the Department of Agriculture judges
critiquing each entry. This expands the opportunity for people to enter items they have
submitted in past years as well as items they own that have been crafted by other friends or
family members over the past hundred years. New Items entered for display this year will be
eligible for judging next year as we once again resume the format previously followed.
The PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDSwill offer the only prizes won. Public voting will occur all day
Saturday with ballots being handed out as you enter the hall. First, second and third place
prizes will be awarded in each of the four classes and prize winners will be announced on the
Encana Stage, Sunday morning following Cowboy Church at around 11:00 am.
If you have entries you would like to submit for display, forms can be picked up at the
Ag Society Offce or from any of the committee members.
Entries will be accepted on Friday, July 29th from 4:00 to 7:00 pm in the Civic Center.
The Creative Arts show will be open to the public as follows:
Saturday, July 30 10:00 to 6:00
Sunday, July 31 10:00 to 6:00
In addition to the displays, Saturday will offer a fashion show of clothing over the past
millennium. This will begin at 2:00 pm. Sunday will offer spinning demonstrations all afternoon
and will take you on the journey from sheep to shawl. Entertainment by the HUGS choir at
2:00 will provide a relaxing ambiance as you are taken on a musical journey through the past
hundred years. Come, enjoy and sing along if you are so inclined.
Another feature this year will be the Coffee Corral where coffee and cookies will be
provided for anyone taking in the craft show.
“What a great opportunity to showcase our heritage. The Committee is looking forward to
providing a quality show that can be enjoyed by all ages. We hope everyone will take the
opportunity to come join us as we salute THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS ” said Walker.
For more information you can contact any Committee member:
Donna Treacy 934-4275 Lynn Walker 901-4438
Mary Gron 934-5472 Vi Giesbrecht 934-4032
Joyce Walker 533-2135 Ag Society 934-5811
CALLING ALL CREATIVE
ARTISTS AND CRAFTERS
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as light cleaning duties.
Job requirements; criminal
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Eagle Lake Turf Farms Ltd., a grower of quality turf
grass located east of Strathmore, requires a Truck
Driver for end dump work and sod/soil deliveriers.
Skills Required:
- Class 1 drivers license and abstract
- End Dump and Super-B experience an asset
but willing to train
- Good organizational skills
A positive attitude, the ability to work closely with
others in a safe environment and a commitment to
excellent customer service is required.
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and a family atmoshpere.
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Transportation possible.
Call 403-606-5184.
The Strathmore and District Chamber of Commerce
Is looking for
VOLUNTEERS
For the Upcoming Strathmore Heritage Days
Parade on Saturday, July 30th.
• Parade Duputies
• Banner Carriers (Grade 9 to 12)
If you would like to volunteer please call
(403) 901-3175 or email
[email protected]
For any further information on these trips and for a
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November 14-29, 2011 Cost $2,195/person dbl.
Includes transportation, 15 nights accomodation,
2 lunches, 6 dinners, 8 shows in Branson.
Call for a detailed brochure.
Five Day Trip to
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August 22-26, 2011 Cost $695/person dbl.
Five Day Trip to visit Edmonton,
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Twenty-Five Day Trip
to Eastern Canada
Sept. 7 - Oct. 1, 2011 Cost $3,350/person dbl.
Includes transportation, 24 nights’ accommodation,
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nOTiCeS
Wheeler,
Brantford Kimberly
June 6, 1955
- June 30, 2011
It is with the deepest sadness
that we announce the passing of our beloved
Brant after a hard fought battle with cancer.
He will be dearly missed by his wife Lotti,
daughters Taryn (Shane) Millman, Jena
(Francis) Praeker, and housemate kristin.
He is survived by his parents, gene and Pat
Wheeler; brothers Barry (Stacy), Calvin, Jim
(glenda); sisters Barb and Shelley (Tim); his
in-laws Clarke VanHereweghe; Juli, Larry,
Hayley, Spencer, and Carley Moon; Joni,
Jim, Jason, and Jamie Hobson, as well as
numerous nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts,
and friends. Brant was predeceased by
his brother keri in 2005 and his mother-
in-law Elsie in 2007. Brant always said
that his biggest accomplishment in life
was raising his two precious daughters
who he was extremely proud of. All of his
life his passion had been cars of any kind.
He enjoyed driving them, polishing them,
watching them, fxing them, and racing
them. In his 56 years he owned over 25
different vehicles. His last purchase was a
67 Shelby 500 which he cherished. Some
of his jobs included farming, road paving,
u-Haul, Mobile Oil, Czar Resources, Husky,
and Costal Hydropower Corp. Brant had
a very colorful outlook on life with many
adventures. He loved to visit and tell stories
about the good old days with he brothers and
friends. He will be deeply missed. A memorial
service will be held on Tuesday, July 5, 2011
at Hope Community Covenant Church (245
Brent Blvd., Strathmore) at 2:00 p.m. In lieu
of fowers please consider donating blood.
To send condolences, please visit www.
wheatlandfuneralhome.ca. WHEATLAND
FuNERAL HOME LTD. (Strathmore) in care of
arrangements. 403-934-5666.
rOUlSTON, Candace Andrea
Candace passed away Wednesday June
22, 2011 in Strathmore, Alberta. She is
survived by her many family and friends. At
Candace’s request, there will be no service
held. Please send condolences to www.
wheatlandfuneralhome.ca. WHEATLAND
FuNERAL HOME LTD. (Strathmore) in care of
arrangements. 403-934-5666.
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Town of Strathmore for
October 1, 2011
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• Close to Strathmore or Calgary via
Country Hills Blvd
Please see our Virtual Tour
3 ACRES, North
of Strathmore
$155,000

MLS# C3467332
• 1645 sq.ft. BUNGALOW with BONUS room
over garage with walk-out basement
• At entry to Hillview Manor
• Hardwood foors, Solid Maple Cabinets.
• GRANITE COUNTERTOPS
• Underground sprinklers, backs onto view
of trees and water
Please see our Virtual Tour
4 HILLCREST
BLVD.

$485,000
MLS# C3456762
• TWO Garages--one in front--one in back
• Backs onto GREENSPACE
• 5 bdms--2 1/2 baths
• Jetted soaker tub off Master Bdm
• Large Pie lot
Please see our Virtual Tour
1179

Strathcona Rd

$349,900
MLS# C3465346
• Unique Design
• 1300 sq.ft. developed with fully fn. Basement
• 5 bedroom, 3 baths
• Hardwood Floors, freplace
• Backs onto greenspace
Please see our Virtual Tour
66 ASPEN
CIRCLE

$369,900
MLS#
CS3468253
NEW PRICE
• Front Veranda BUNGALOW
• 4 bdms--3 full baths
• TWO GARAGES
• Full Fin bsmt with freplace
• Cul De Sac location
Please see our Virtual Tour
210 Strathford
Bay
$329,900
MLS# C3470573
• 1500 sq ft BUNGALOW with FF bsmt
• 4 bdm - 2 full bath
• Completely renovated
• Garage/Heated Quonset/Horse Barn
• Creek and dugout
Please see our Virtual Tour
5 Acres East of
Standard
Turnoff
$364,900
MLS# C3472441
• Backs onto future GREENSPACE
• IN FLOOR HEAT,WALKOUT
• Hardwood fooring
• 5 Bdms-3 Baths
• Executive home with everything
Please see our Virtual Tour
149 Park
Lane Dr
$419,900
MLS#
C3474098
• 1332 sq ft 3 bdm-1 1/2 bath END UNIT
• Double Att garage
• Fireplace,
• Master will acco. a KIng bed
Please see our Virtual Tour
182
Hillview
Terr
$229,900
MLS#
C3475052
• 1259 sq ft -3 bdm -2 full bath
• Open Concept --BUNGALOW
• Loads of cabinets and lg eat area
• NO CONDO FEES
• Att Garage
Please see our Virtual Tour
822
Westmount
Drive
$239,900
MLS#
C3475759
5 ACRES-EAST OF STRATHMORE

$229,900 MLS# CS3453003
• NEW HOME WITH AN OLD HEART
• Completely and extensively renovated
• New insulation under new VINYL siding
• New MAPLE cabinets, fooring, vinyl windows, low E
• 4 bedrooms on main foor, New bathroom
• 1250 sq.ft. with a full basement to
be developed
Please see our Virtual Tour
337 STRATHFORD BLVD.

$305,000 MLS# C3460468
• Raised BUNGALOW 5 bdrms PLUS 6th. Den/bdrm
• Walk in closet and full bath off master bdrm
• 26x25’ HEATED and alarmed garage
• Will ft the BIG Trucks
Please see our Virtual Tour
NEW PRICE
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10 Acres - Cheadle

$199,900 MLS# C3479411
• Beautiful treed HORSE setup
• 1996 - 3 bdm 2 full bath moduar home
• 2x6 construction, vaulted ceilings, skylight
• Oval jetted tub and walk in closet off Master bdm
• Outdoor Arena (95’x150’) washed dirt
• Leased land at $650 per month
Please see our Virtual Tour
845 Bayview Cres

$149,900 MLS# C3480834
• Substantially renovated
• New siding, new roof,new hot water tank
• Large Mud room, 5’ shower
• Gas hot water tank
• CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING
• You won the fenced lot
Please see our Virtual Tour
10 Green Meadow Place

$288,900 MLS# C3480946
• 5 bedroom 3 full bath home.
• Soaring vaulted ceilings
• Full fn basement. Large yard
• Garage 24x24 with one side heated studio
• Immaculate, close to park, cul de sac location
Please see our Virtual Tour
NEW PRICE
32 Hillcrest Bv

$474,900 MLS# C3481105
• Close to entrance to Hillview Manor
• Views of countryside,water, trees and Canal
• 1610 sq ft WALKOUT BUNGALOW
• 9’ CEILINGS,MAIN FLOOR LAUNDRY
• Jetted soaker tub & 5’shower off Master bdm
• OVERSIZED att. 24’x26’ heated garage
Please see our Virtual Tour
6 acres-Heritage home-horse setup

$499,900 MLS# C3482026
• 2200 sq ft developed 2 storey,
• Upper family room with balocny
• Original wood burning freplace
• Time piece woodwork
• 36’x48’ barn-- 7 corrals
• Many many trees--very private
Please see our Virtual Tour
• Legal SUITED WALKOUT bungalow
• 3 bedrooms on main 1 down
• 3 full bathrooms
• Lower family room for the main foor use
• New furnace, paint, linolium, newer
• Windows,shingles
• RV parking and 24’x24’ garage
Please see our Virtual Tour
118 Centre ST

$285,000
MLS# C3478583
N
EW N
EW
N
EW
• Extremely Private setting
• Own the fenced lot
• 2 very large bedrooms
• Newer laminate fooring
• Newer vinyl siding,eavestrough,vinylk windows,
• New ty vac insulation --RV parking
Please see our Virtual Tour
833
Bayview
Road

$169,900
MLS# C3482052
N
EW
NEW PRICE
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Located in beautiful Cambridge Glen,
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playground and close proximity to schools,
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$1600 per month +utilities, $2000 D.D on a 1 year lease.
Call Craig @ 403-804-5958 to view.
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Townhouse - 3 bedroom,
2 1/2 bath, garage. n/P, n/s,
d.d. rent negotiable Call
403-533-2315.
416 sq. FT. CoTTage. 14
km east of strathmore.
Clean & well cared for.
radiant heat fooring.
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$750.00, includes utilities.
Call 403-934-3219.
heaTed sTorage shoP
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Paved Circle Drive
Lots of Trees
Walking Distance to all
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Attached Double Garage
beautiful brick
bunGalOw
$309,900
Nice Bungalow
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10 acres
$348,000
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West of Strathmore.
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acres
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9.65 acres. Minutes to
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Calgary. Riding arena
with lighting.
5 stall barn ++
hay hOrse
lOvers!
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Industrial
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of Strathmore
11.9 acres
$288,000
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$99,900 Mobile Home on a lot YOU Own!
Renovated. Why rent at this price.
Call Neil 403-901-7871
Kori-Lynn Stepaniuk
Mortgage Specialist
Strathmore & Area
Tel: 403.333.6070 Fax: 403.901.0738
[email protected]
Call for an appontment today!
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$52,000
Rockyford MLS 347916
$110,000
3 Bd/1.5 Baths/Garage
MLS 3467504
$219,900
Fully Finished/3 bd/2.5 Baths
MLS 3470456
$244,900
6 bd/Beside Park/
Fully Finished MLS 3472105
$325,900
4 Bd/Finished Bsmt/Garage
MLS 3477116
$239,900
4 Bd/Finished Bsmt/Yard
MLS 3475181
$239,900
Handyman Needed MLS 3472148
$100,000
4 acres
of raw land
just east of Strathmore.
MLS 3450838
$169,900
25 acres. Boarders canal.
MLS 3472719
$358,674
Nightengale/2 yrs old/
1.6 acres MLS C3475347
$469,900
3 Bd/Renovated/Mature Yard
MLS C3473318
$174,900
3 Acres/Shop/Bungalow
MLS 3475568
$479,000
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