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COVID-19 Update
in Strathmore &
Wheatland County
(as of May 11, 2021)

960 Cases
125 Active | 817 Recovered
18 Deaths
Wheatland
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May 12 -
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Barn fire
602 Westmount Road, Strathmore Flames lit up the night sky as a barn caught fire east of the Hamlet of Namaka in Wheatland County on May 6. Seven fire departments, with 18 trucks,
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responded to the massive blaze at 9:35 p.m. and the last truck left for home at 5:20 a.m. Wheatland West, Strathmore, Carseland, Gleichen, Standard,
Rockyford, and Rosebud Fire Departments helped battle the blaze. Paramedics were on standby to monitor firefighter safety and provide medical care
when required. Kevin Link Photo

Communities in Bloom launching anti-litter campaign

SEAN FEAGAN “We are firm believers the vast majority The program hopes to build on the
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter of people work to make Strathmore a great work of volunteers who participated in
place to live, and so we just wanted to say Strathmore’s Pitch-in Week to clean up lit-
Strathmore Communities in Bloom, an thank you to those people,” said Rob Pirie, ter across town. But if garbage was dis-
organization dedicated to the beautifica- Strathmore Communities in Bloom chair. posed of properly, such events would not
tion of Strathmore, has started a campaign Last fall, Communities in Bloom paid be necessary, he said.
to thank residents for helping to keep the for signs asking residents to help keep With more people using Strathmore’s
Look on Page 2 for town tidy. Strathmore tidy and references to the parks and greenspaces than ever, there are
Town of Strathmore The organization’s litter awareness pro- town’s garbage bylaws, which have been also more chances people might litter.
Municipal Notices gram will see signs and stickers added to installed in Kinsmen and Gray’s Parks. To In the town’s evaluation by Communi-
garbage cans and other areas in town to build on those efforts, these new stickers ties in Bloom, one of the recommenda-
Contact Us Today!
encourage people to clean up after them- will be installed at each of the 170 or so tions was to increase the number of gar-
403.934.5589 selves. The organization is looking to keep garbage cans across town by Communities bage cans throughout these areas, which
[email protected]
[email protected] things positive, by thanking those who in Bloom volunteers. could also address the issue, noted Pirie.
properly dispose of garbage or even pick The rationale for the program is to en- “We have never seen so many people on
www. StrathmoreTimes.com it up, rather than admonishing litterbugs. courage civic responsibility, said Pirie. the paths.”

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Physical Physical
Distancing Distancing

6 feet 2 meters

Town of Strathmore Community Page

public health orders that affect this facility will be shared with the community.
Committee of the Whole Council Meeting: Summer Camp registration will also continue. Our Team has been working on
contingency plans for locations and activities, and we are confident these plans
May 19 at 7:00pm will meet or exceed provincial guidelines.
Several local pharmacies are available to provide the COVID-19 vaccine. This
vaccine is the most important element in stopping COVID-19, and all residents
For Local COVID-19 Information: are encouraged to receive their vaccine as soon as they are eligible. Residents
and learn more at www.alberta.ca/covid19-vaccine.aspx
Strathmore.ca/COVID19 Our community has worked together to support each other throughout the
COVID-19 pandemic. Strathmore’s spirit of cooperation, resourcefulness, and
Stay updated on Alberta’s vaccine roll-out. Sign up resilience will help us to successfully recover from COVID-19.
to get email updates when each phase is announced
and if there are any timeline changes. Learn more:
https://www.alberta.ca/covid19-vaccine.aspx#signup

COVID-19 Restrictions
The Strathmore Municipal Building is closed, accessible by appointment
only. Our Team is available to assist the public by phone, email, or online
meeting during office hours 8:30am - 4:30pm. Our municipal services remain
accessible online at strathmore.ca.
Call for Volunteers!
We’re looking for a few good people to join our Council committees. This is your
The following key contacts are accessible by phone 8:30am-4:30pm. chance to have a positive impact in your community by volunteering for a Council
Fire Hall: 403-934-3022 Committee. You can help contribute to Council’s decision-making processes.
FCSS: 403-934-9090 We have spaces open on the United Way Committee and the Sustainability
Committee. To apply visit our website at Strathmore.ca/volunteering
Main Line: 403-934-3133
Municipal Enforcement: 403-361-2112
Residents making payments can also pay using the following methods:
• Mail your cheque payment or post-dated cheque to the Town of Strathmore,
PO Box 2280, 1 Parklane Dr, Strathmore, AB T1P 1K2. Be sure to include
your bill stub or account number. A night drop box for cheque payments and
post-dated cheques is available at the new Municipal Office 1 Parklane Dr.
• Most banking institutions have the Town of Strathmore listed for making
payments via Internet and telephone banking. Please be sure to use all
the digits of your account number without the decimal point. Payments are
received and processed by the Town within two to three days.
• With “My Strathmore”, you can pay your utility bill online securely and
conveniently with Visa or MasterCard. If you do not already have an account,
you can request an account through my.strathmore.ca/VCH/. If you require
assistance, please call us at 403-361-2101.
• Credit card payments can also be processed over the phone.
- Utility payment, call Utilities at 403-361-2101 or email
[email protected] Sign up for Summer Camps Today!!
- Tax Instalment Payment Plan (TIPP) Questions or Tax payment, Register online at strathmore.perfectmind.com or by
call 403-361-2114 or email [email protected] calling our team at the Strathmore Motor Products Sports
- Business license payment, call 403-934-3133, wait for the Centre (403-361-2121).
planning and development prompt or email [email protected] or
call 403-901-7598.
Camp Dates:
July 5 – 9 - In it to Win it
Town indoor recreation remains closed. This includes the Strathmore Motor
July 12 – 16 - Animal Kingdom
Products Sports Centre, Strathmore Aquatic Centre, and Strathmore Family Centre.
July 19 – 23 - Mad Scientists
Outdoor recreation facilities remain open with restrictions in line with the May 9,
July 26 – 30 - Let's Make a Splash!
2021 provincial health guidelines. All outdoor fitness, recreation and performance
August 3 – 6 - Sports of All Sorts
activities are prohibited, except with members of your own household or your 2
August 9 – 13 - Buggin' Out
close contacts if you live alone. The flowing activities are not allowed at this time.
August 16 – 20 - Down on the Farm
• group physical activities - fitness classes, training sessions and team sports August 23 – 27 - Let's Make a Splash... Again!
• group performance activities (singing, dancing, acting, playing musical
instruments) Once you've completed your online registration head to our website
strathmore.ca/CampsInfo/ and fill in your registration documents.
• group practices and games Documents need to be completed and handed in before the day your child
• one-on-one training sessions starts camp. You can send completed documents to djensen@strathmore.
ca. Need to pick up or drop off documents in person? Call 403-361-2121
We are pleased to confirm that the Lions Splash Park is still scheduled to open
to make an appointment.
by June 1 and will operate within the provincial health guidelines. Any changes to

PO Box 2280, 1 Parklane Dr., Strathmore AB, T1P 1K2 . 403 934 3133 . For News Updates Visit Strathmore.ca
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County approves CERB funding

SEAN FEAGAN
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Wheatland County council approved almost

$400,000 funding to community groups as part
of this year’s Community Enhancement Regional
Board (CERB) grant funding.
Among the larger allocations, the Cheadle Com-
munity Hall is receiving $50,000 for plumbing
upgrades; the Gleichen and District Community
Association is receiving $40,000 for hall upgrades;
and the Lakes of Muirfield Recreation Society is
receiving around $25,000 for the Lyalta Outdoor
Rink. The Cheadle Hall will have its plumbing system upgraded with
$50,000 from this year’s Community Enhancement Regional
This year, CERB received 47 applications rep-
Board (CERB) grant funding. In total, 40 applications were ap-
resenting over $729,000 in funding requests. The proved for funding this year, representing $397,000 in funding.
board met in March and April to review these re- Sean Feagan Photo
quests, of which they approved 40, totaling about
$397,000. them, just to be able to maintain the halls during
Many of this year’s requests were focused on this time when they’re unable to rent them out
operational funding, due to challenges presented and hold activities in them in the same way,” said
by the pandemic. This is because many organiza- Field.
tions lost revenue, as they were prohibited from CERB is composed of two representatives from
renting their halls or other venues, explained Mar- each of the county’s seven divisions appointed by
cy Field, CERB chair. council to review grant funding requests by local
“We changed our formula based on letters from groups and organizations. Starting in 2021, almost
the community associations this year, indicat- $4 million has been contributed to the betterment
ing (operational funding) is a particular need for of the county through this program to date.

Lakewood denied funding for new park

SEAN FEAGAN Hills School Division (GHSD), rather than any
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter developer, said Jim Simpson, the town’s interim
director of infrastructure, operations and develop-
A proposal for a new park in Lakewood will ment. When another playground is needed in the
not receive town funding, following a decision by community, the Edgefield developer will need to
Strathmore town council. pay for it, as required under the town’s policy,
Lakewood of Strathmore is developing a pro- said Simpson.
posal for the first park in the community to meet Providing the funding would require either bor-
the needs of current residents and attract new rowing or a transfer from a reserve, as the amount
ones. The playground concept is being called is not included in the town’s 2021 budget, ex-
Brave Park as a homage to frontline workers and plained Mel Tiede, the town’s director of corpo-
other figures, both past and present, in the com- rate services. But it could possibly be included
munity. in the 2022 budget, which would result in a tax
Lakewood of Strathmore approached council on increase.
March 17 requesting a donation and opportunity Under the agreement with GHSD for the Keith
to borrow public funds to build a playground. Schneider playground, the school division has ac-
Administration then met with the developers on cepted responsibility for the upkeep, safety and
April 6 to discuss funding options for the park. replacement of the facility, noted Councillor Bob
Lakewood requested a $50,000 gift from the Sobol. This is different from what would be the
Town of Strathmore and a loan for the remaining case in Lakewood.
$133,750 to build the park, to be paid back over Despite this, Councillor Lorraine Bauer said she
a three-year period. Town administration recom- was in favour of supporting the project.
mended the council not provide any loan or dona- “I don’t consider this a handout – I consider this
tion to Lakewood, despite supporting the concept a hand up, because they are going above and be-
for the park. This is because gifting or loaning yond anything that we’ve seen from a developer
funds would set a precedent to other developers, anytime in the past,” she said.
both past and present, that the town helps sup- With the challenges of the ongoing pandemic,
port the first playground in a development. there is no better time to support a playground in
Offering the funds would be a departure from the community, added Bauer.
past town policy, in which developers are respon- “Playgrounds attract people and families, and
sible for financing the first playground in their de- they also create an amazing setting for parents,
velopments. Gifting or loaning funds would thus grandparents and caregivers to bond with their
set precedent to other developers, both past and children, and for children to make new friends in
president. the neighbourhood,” she said.
“It is not a practice of the town to loan funds,” Instead of direct funding, town administration
said Jennifer Sawatzky, the town’s director of stra- recommended supporting the project by assisting
tegic and administrative services. with the grant application and fundraising. The in-
But there has been some precedent of the town kind services the town is offering in lieu of direct
supporting playgrounds, said Councillor Tari funding are significant, said Councillor Denise Pe-
Cockx. The developer in Edgefield has not yet terson. A committee could be formed to work to-
built a park there, and the town provided $50,000 gether to secure grant funding and see the project
for naming rights for the Keith Schneider play- realized, she said.
ground at George Freeman School, which is open A motion to deny the funding request passed
to the public. 5-2, with Cockx and Bauer voting in opposition,
However, naming-rights funding for the Keith meaning no funding was approved by council.

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Plans for new seniors’ facility continue

government is well aware of what we’re
doing – we update them regularly.”
The approach WHMB is taking is
SEAN FEAGAN the process done in other municipalities. identical to that for senior lodges in
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Through an independent assessment done in 2019, WHMB other Alberta municipalities, including
identified that more seniors care capacity is needed locally, Mountain View County, Kneehill Coun-
While the provincial government has not yet responded to which made the case for a new 165-suite seniors’ housing fa- ty and Crowsnest Pass, said Koester.
a proposal for a new seniors’ lodge by Wheatland Housing cility in Strathmore to replace the existing Wheatland Lodge. The past provincial government pro-
Management Body (WHMB), the organization is following In September 2020, the province identified Strathmore vided 80 per cent of funding and re-
as one of 31 communities most in need of continuing care quired municipal governments to pro-
BBB SERVING SOUTHERN ALBERTA AND EAST KOOTENAY
spaces. Interested operators were invited to submit propos- vide the remaining 20 per cent, he

Spring is Here! Time for contractor scams

Use caution when hiring a home improvement contractor. Scams abound following major
Pass the Salt
als to operate new continuing care spaces under contract
with Alberta Health Services (AHS). WHMB provided an ex-
pression of interest and started developing plans for a new
explained. But the current government
is looking for third-party partners to
help fund these projects. The WHMB
storms, flooding, or other weather events. Be wary of high-pressure sales tactics, up front fees, facility. However, the provincialhealing government has not yet re- has that third-party partner – Wheat-
and fly-by-night businesses. Con artists will take your money and deliver slipshod work… or no NEW THINGS miracles. At one point,
work at all. sponded, meaning no commitment for provincial funding land and Area Hospice Society, which
Jesus needed a break and
hasThroughout
yet beenthe secured for the project. is planning to provide hospice space at
biblical ordered his disciples to get
During
story, God the thetheMay
calls 4 Wheatland
people in theCounty
boat andcouncil meeting,
they would all
the facility.
Councillor Jason Wilson
to ‘new things. Back when said he is hearing from residents
cross over to the other side of
In terms of municipal support for
whothe are concerned
Israelites WHMB hasthe
were slaves spent
lake. Afunds
terribledesigning
storm blewthe the project, the province requires a
facility without first
in Egypt, their masters were securing provincial funding.
in and threatened to swamp “They commitment and land, said Koester.
(residents) see that
making life exceedingly as a waste,” he said.
the boat. Jesus slept. The Strathmore town council approved a
WHMB chair
difficult. The Glennfeared
Egyptians Koester maintains
disciples woke it ishim,
following
pleading, the contribution for a site for the project
process the province
their numbers, so increasedprescribes for new housing
“Save us! We are going tofacilities. To on April 7. During that meeting, Strath-
How the scam works:
bethe
granted funding, a
work quota’s and began adetailed plan
drown!” Jesus reprimanded be
and budget must first more CAO Doug Lagore said the build-
Home improvement scams can start with a knock on the door, a flyer, or an ad. The contractor
developed,
program ofhe explained.
eliminating infant them for not trusting in God’s ing would be built in two years.
may offer a low price or a short timeframe. One common hook is when the scammer claims to
be working in your neighbourhood on another project and has leftover supplies.
“You
males.can’t get a price
The Israelites without
prayed to getting plans,”
provision. God hadhe said. “The
called But without funding yet secured, this
Once started, a rogue contractor may "find" new issues that significantly raise the price. If you God, and God put into motion them to follow, to leave the life might have created unrealistic expecta-
object, they threaten to walk away and leave a half-finished project. Or they may accept your
upfront deposit and then never return to do the job. Following a natural disaster, scammers their means of escape. They they had been living, and they tions for residents, said Wilson.
persuade homeowners to sign over their insurance payment.
landed in the desert and spent needed to trust, even when the If for any reason the plan is stalled,
Tips to avoid contractor cons: the project can be “put on the shelf”
the next 40 years wandering going was rough.
Watch out for "red flags." Say no to cash-only deals, high-pressure sales tactics, high upfront
in foreign lands. Were they Everyone’s life, the world over, until a more favourable time arises,
payments, handshake deals without a contract, and on-site inspections. Not all “storm
happy? Change is difficult. has changed, some in which case it could be constructed,
Unitmore
D, than
chasers” are con artists, but enough are that you should be cautious any time a home
contractor contacts you first… especially after a natural disaster.
Some thought it would be others. I am challenged by the said Koester. The only updates required
Ask for references and check them out. Bad contractors will be reluctant to share this
information and scammers won’t wait for you to do your homework. Get references from
better to remain slaves with a
202 Canal Court,
changes, as are all of us. What would be to respond to any changes in
past customers, both older references to check on the quality of the work and newer
references to make sure current employees are up to the task. Check them out at BBB.org to
see what other customers have experienced. And always get a written contract with the roof over their head, but that gives me hope?Strathmore, AB
Trusting that federal building codes.
price, materials, and timeline. The more detail, the better.
was not to be. God was with God will provide as I learn this WHMB is still waiting on the results
Know the law. Work with local businesses that have proper identification, licensing and
them—visibly in a cloud by new ‘way of living’. Today, I of a geotechnical study of the land par-
insurance. Confirm that your vendor will get related permits and make sure you know who is
responsible for what according to your local laws and that your vendor is ready to comply.
403.934.6044 cel, and if its results are favourable, a
day and a pillar of fire by night. was given a glimpse of hope
For more information visit bbb.org
They were never alone. Over
prowatersystems
that lifted my spirits. This site will be in hand.
@gmail.com
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time, they learned to trust God, morning, a flock of Canada A public engagement session is being
as God provided everything geese flew over –a sure sign held on May 13 by Berry Architects, the
Thought for they needed in their new ‘way of Spring. Thank you, God, for firm designing the proposed facility.
the Week of living’.Water Softeners, Iron Filters
providing!! The presentation, to be held at 7 p.m.,
~ When Jesus’ was in the thick will include concept design, detailed
& Drinking
of his ministry, people were Water Systems
Rev. Pamela Scott budget information and results from an
Could it crowding around, seeking Strathmore United Church environmental assessment for the site.
“It is not an issue of building or
be we not building it, it is an issue of when
– needs are continuing to grow in the
are all STRATHMORE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
50 Maplewood Drive • 403-934-2225
HOPE COMMUNITY
COVENANT CHURCH community,” said Koester.
Senior Pastor: Rev. Les Fischer 245 Brent Blvd, Strathmore • 403-934-2424
a work in Youth Pastor: Rev. Kyle Lomenda
All services and gatherings are
Pastor: Heidi Wiebe
Weekly online services available
progress? cancelled until further notice.
www.strathmorefullgospel.com
www.hope-community.ca

BOW RIVER ALLIANCE CHURCH

STRATHMORE SEVENTH-DAY 105 Main St. Carseland
ADVENTIST CHURCH 403-991-6143
Meeting in the Lutheran Church Pastor: Kevin Enns
112 Lakeside Blvd. 1-888-506-1066 ext. 101 [email protected]
Pastor: Donald Wright Broadcasting services on
Services held every Saturday church Facebook page.
Sabbath School: 10 AM www.bowriveralliance.com
Worship Service: 11 AM
www.strathmoreadventist.ca SACRED HEART CATHOLIC
[email protected] Holy Cross Collegiate School Gym
709B - 2nd Street, Strathmore
403-934-2641
RCCG PECULIAR PEOPLE ASSEMBLY Pastor: Fr. Tomy Manjaly
(1 PET. 2:9)
Masses:
322 A 2nd Avenue, Strathmore
Saturday 5 pm | Sunday 9 am & 11 am
403-714-2283
Pastor: Sunday Adeola www.sacredhc.ca
Will be offering online services ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS ANGLICAN
until further notice. 103 - 227 3rd Ave. • 587-727-0649
www.rccgstrathmore.com [email protected]
Rev. Malcolm Kern
STRATHMORE UNITED Sunday worship online at
Wheatland Trail & 3rd Avenue facebook.com/strathmoreanglican
403-934-3025 “Becoming fully alive in Jesus Christ”
Rev. Pamela Scott
In-person services and gatherings are LORD OF ALL (NALC) LUTHERAN
cancelled until further notice. 112 Lakeside Blvd. • 403-934-2374
Online services available at Pastor: Dawn Nelson
www.smoreuc.com All worship services and gatherings are
The office will be open part time. closed until further notice.
The office will be open part time. Young Musicians featured
HARVEST HEALING CENTRE CHURCH Join us in Praising our Lord, Jesus Christ!
102 Canal Gardens in online concert
403-901-0893 / 403-880-3171 STRATHMORE ALLIANCE
The Strathmore Performing Arts Festival took

YOUR AD COULD
Pastor: Elizabeth Karp 325 1 Ave • 403-934-3543
Corner of 1 Ave & Wheatland Trail
place at the end of March, before releasing their
Pastor: Dave Mackie
Lead Pastor: Mike Wiebe online festival on May 8 featuring several per-
Worship Sundays 10:30 am
Associate Pastor: John Duerksen formances and interviews from the young mu-
Youth Tuesdays 7 pm

BE HERE!
Come Join us for a spirit-filled time Sundays 10 am sicians. 9-year-old Sophia Fabris (top photo)
of worship Joine in person or online performed “Computer Cat” as a vocal solo. She
www.strathmorealliance.com earned provincial nominations in both her musi-
cal theatre performance as well as her classical
vocal solo. 17-year-old Anna Wegner (bottom

CALL 403-934-5589
photo) played “Dance of the Marionettes” which
The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints earned her a piano provincial nomination.
60 Maplewood Drive | Bishop Justin Hansen | [email protected] Photos Courtesy of
403-983-2746 | LDS.org | Worship Service Sundays 10 a.m.
Strathmore Performing Arts Festival
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Town waives business Commercial | Farms Industrial | Investment

license fees
Bob Sheddy C0-Owner/Commercial Broker
BobSheddy.ca 403-324-2222
[email protected]

SEAN FEAGAN timent that matters, said Councillor De- still scheduled to be open by June 1
KaraLee Foat, MA Co-Owner/Broker
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter nise Peterson. and will operate within guidelines. PowerRealty.ca 587-390-0596
[email protected]
“I think that it’s not so much the Summer Camp registration will also
The Town of Strathmore is waiving amount, as it is the fact that we can say continue, with staff working on contin- 403-983-2121
123 2nd Ave,
business fees for businesses affected to these small businesses that we rec- gency plans for location and activities. Strathmore, AB
by the most recent round of COVID-19 ognize that you’re really suffering, and The Strathmore town hall is now
public health measures. that we’re trying to have your back in open by appointment only. Staff can
In Strathmore, general business li- some small way,” she said. assist the public by phone, email or on-
censes cost $100 for residential busi- The move could also lend itself to line meetings. Town services are also
nesses and $200 for non-residential generating creativity among both town available through the MyStrathmore
businesses. Waiving the fee is a sign of councillors and people in the commu- online portal. www.StrathmoreTimes.com
support to local businesses, said Mel nity to develop ways to help businesses
Tiede, the town’s director of corporate mitigate their losses, said Peterson. This
services.
“With the continued health restric-
could be through advocating for them
at the federal or provincial govern-
CLIFF HOOKER ESTATE
tions on restaurants, gyms, barbershops ments, using RMA and AMA to promote
AND GUEST CONSIGNORS - NANTON, AB
and the like, this sector of the economy services, or working within the commu- ONLINE
AUCTION
is very much at risk,” said Tiede. nity to drive business to them once the ACREAGE HAYING &
Based on estimates from 2020, this pandemic wanes, she added. TACK EQUIPMENT
would apply to about 90 businesses
across town in 2021, including some
home-based businesses. Businesses
that have already paid this year’s fee
TOWN ADJUSTS TO NEW MEASURES
The Town of Strathmore is making
some adjustments to the way it con-
SAT. MAY 15 - TUES. MAY 18
SELLING: NEW HOLLAND TC35DA MFWD TRACTOR, 2012 CASE IH ROUND BALER, NH 310 SQUARE
will be refunded. ducts business after the new public
BALER, 6′ 3 PTH FORD 782A BLADE, JD 8′ 3 PTH #65 SWIVEL BLADE, 5′ 3 PTH ROTO TILLER, MF
Waiving the fees will represent a loss health measures were announced by
205 MANURE SPREADER, HYD POST POUNDER, ELECTRIC GRAIN AUGER, PORTABLE ROUND
of about $9,000 of revenue to the town, the province.
CALF CREEP FEEDER, CALF ROPER CALF CRADLE, 12′ 5 BAR PANEL W/4′ WALK THROUGH GATE,
which will be funded by a transfer from Indoor recreation facilities are now
SADDLES & TACK, APPROX 400 SQUARE HAY BALES, HUSQVARNA LR12 RIDING LAWN MOWER,
the general administration reserve, ex- closed. This includes the Strathmore
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plained Tiede. Motor Products Sports Centre, Strath-
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Property values decrease, STRATHMORE’S LARGEST

CHOICE OF IN-STOCK
affecting tax rate USED VEHICLES!!
SEAN FEAGAN rate of 9.142. For a $400,000 home,
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter assuming its assessed value remained
constant, this represents an increase of
Despite a slight increase in tax rate, just $9 in yearly taxes. WE’VE GOT
the Town of Strathmore will collect less
property taxes this year because of de-
creased assessed property values.
Strathmore’s property taxes have
three components: municipal taxes
(funding town spending), the educa-
TRUCKS!
Based on the total property assess- tion requisition (funding schools), and
ment and tax rate set, the town will the Wheatland Housing Management
collect less taxes this year, about $18.4 Body (funding seniors’ housing). WE’VE GOT
CARS!
million; that’s a decrease of $171,000 This year, more money is going to
from last year’s $18.6 million. the town and, as determined by the
“If a tax rate bylaw can be good news, province, less is going to education,
then this bylaw is a good news story per tax dollar: the municipal tax rate
for the community,” said Mel Tiede, the increased from 6.452 in 2020 to 6.52
town’s director of corporate services. mills in 2021, an increase of about one WE’VE GOT
SUV’S!
The decline was driven by a $20 mil- per cent, while the education requisi-
lion decrease in property assessment tion decreased from 2.616 in 2020 to
values in Strathmore, from about $1.95 2.57 mills in 2021, a decrease of almost
billion in 2020 to about $1.93 billion in two per cent. The rate for Wheatland
2021. The decline follows a decrease of Housing increased from 0.074 mills in
about $12 million in assessed value the 2020 to 0.075 mills in 2021.
previous year.
As the economy recovers, Strath-
Strathmore’s tax rate in 2020 (9.142)
remained above surrounding communi-
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ticularly in the city, has moved ahead
significantly,” he said. “Strathmore is
(7.407), Cochrane (7.418), Chestermere
(7.667) and Okotoks (8.090). However,
those communities are substantially
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always lagging to trends in the city, larger, both in terms of population and
and so we anticipate that property val- assessment base.
ues will move, but perhaps somewhat Last year, many Alberta towns and
more modestly than the city has expe- cities, including Strathmore, amended
rienced.” the due date for property taxes. But
Despite the decrease in total taxation, delaying the due date again this year
the overall tax rate increased slightly. would cause uncertainty regarding cash
The residential tax rate for 2021 is flow for the town and would require a
9.165 mills (the amount of tax paid per capital borrowing bylaw to be passed,
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County offering
development
Our deepest appreciation to permit fee deferral
Andy Peakman, Peakman SEAN FEAGAN
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
new ways to support individuals and
Management Group Canada Ltd. businesses. According to Wheatland
County Councillor Scott Klassen, offer-
for your generous contribution Wheatland County is deferring de- ing the deferral adds incentive for resi-
and support allowing us to provide velopment permit fees for businesses dents to contribute to local economic
looking to set up shop in the county, growth despite current economic chal-
a sterile, safe environment for our to provide relief in this difficult econ- lenges.
customers and staff. omy. Development permit fees range in
Last year, businesses in the county price, depending on the application
You are a valuable community asset. had the option to defer paying the type. For example, the application fee
fee for development permits because for a service-type home business (e.g.,
Also, thank you to our customers
of the challenges of the ongoing CO- hairdresser) is $150, while the fee for
VID-19 pandemic. Wheatland County a new, major commercial development
for your support, patience, council decided to offer this deferral over 14,000 square feet is $2,000.
again this year. Under the new program, fees may
and understanding as we navigate The move was made after county be deferred up to six months from the
through the impacts of Covid-19 administration received inquiries from date the development permit applica-
ratepayers who are trying to diversify tion is submitted. After that period,
on our business. their income by expanding existing a reminder letter will be sent to the
businesses, and others who have been applicant for payment or to arrange a
out of work and are looking to become payment plant. Businesses still have
STRATHMORE’S entrepreneurs. Some said paying for
the development permit fee is difficult
the option to pay the fee upfront.
In 2020, two applicants used the de-
FLORIST because of economic challenges they
face.
ferral option, but have since paid for
their applications, according to county
Monday - Saturday - 9:30 - 5:00 PM It also comes in response to commu- administration. The county has already
nications from Ric McIver, Alberta Min- had one inquiry about deferrals this
403.934.3737 ister of Municipal Affairs, who stressed year and will be launching the pro-
stratmoresflorist.com the need for municipalities to create gram immediately.

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In accordance with the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, Orica Canada, vaccine is at least 80 per cent effective
Carseland Facility, has applied to Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) to install noise Strathmore and Wheatland County in preventing severe illness, and receiv-
abatement on the Nitric Acid Plant # 1 stack. The stack will include noise reduction baffle youth aged 12 and older are now eligi- ing the second dose ensures protection
system to comply with Noise Control Directive 038 - Alberta Energy Regulator (AER). ble to receive a COVID-19 vaccination. for as long as possible.
The province has moved to Phase 3 Most Albertans are eligible for a sec-
The Orica Canada fertilizer manufacturing facility is located in Carseland area, 7.9 km west of of its COVID-19 vaccination program, ond dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vac-
the hamlet of Carseland on LLD Section 05, Twp 022, Rge 26, W4M.
making 3.8 million Albertans eligible cine no later than four months after the
A directly affected person may provide input into certain regulatory decisions, as allowed by
for the vaccine. first dose.
the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act (section 73). Specifically, any person who As of May 19, 1.89 million doses of For AstraZeneca vaccines, second
is directly affected by this application may submit a written statement of concern within 30 vaccine had been administered across doses are available no later than four
days of the date of this notice to: the province, including over 720,000 months, but also no earlier than 12
Environment and Parks doses in the Calgary Zone (of which weeks after the first dose. Profoundly
Regulatory Approvals Center Strathmore and Wheatland County are immunocompromised Albertans are
5th Floor, South Petroleum Plaza part of). More than 1.57 million peo- eligible for a second dose of Pfizer or
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People eligible for this include trans-
The written statement of concern should include the following: plant recipients, those treated with
- the application number 014-10566 anti-CD20 monoclonal antibodies, and
- describe concerns that are relevant to matters regulated by the Environmental those with malignant hematologic dis-
Protection and Enhancement Act
orders and non-hematologic malignant
- explain how the filer of the concern will be directly affected by the activities
proposed in the application
solid tumours.
- provide the legal land location of the land owned or used by the filer where the
concerns described are believed to be applicable Residential
- state the distance between the land owned or used by the filer and the site in
Acreage
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the application
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Strathmore RCMP are reminding

residents to Lock-It or Lost-It
following several thefts
from vehicles.
- Locking your vehicle doors is a
quick and simple way to help
prevent this crime.
- Hide loose change inside the
vehicle where it can’t easily be seen
and take all items of any value with
you when leaving your car.
- Never leave your vehicle
Refuse refusal
Helping every kid have a ride Rob Pirie, Strathmore Communities in Bloom
running unattended.
Denise Sobol-Geremia of Lil Hoots Boutique with over a dozen bikes being offered for free to local chair, installing a sticker at a garbage bin in Kins-
men Park as part of the group’s new anti-littering Strathmore RCMP ask residents to
kids in need as part of a partnership with Drivers Collision 2014 Inc. in Strathmore. Under the program,
residents can drop off unwanted bikes at the store, which are then either refurbished and repaired or campaign. The stickers take a positive approach help do their part by ensuring their
used for parts. No proof of financial need is required to pick up a bike, but the program is intended to to confronting littering, by thanking residents for property is properly locked.
help the less fortunate. Donations are also accepted to help pay for repairs. helping to keep their town clean.
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SEAN FEAGAN there’s no teacher?” he said. a smaller group of people interacting
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter GHSD operates 17 such colony in the colonies than the thousands of 403-934-5552
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While most students in Alberta have County. All these schools are still oper- tional and professional network associ-
returned to at-home learning for three ating in-person learning. ated with larger schools.
weeks, those at Hutterite colony schools However, should a COVID case arise Staff and students continue to follow YOUR WEEKLY
continue to learn in person. at one of these schools, they will im- COVID protocols at each colony school. HEALTH ADVICE
Kindergarten through Grade 12 stu- mediately move to online learning, said Just as the school division is concerned Gord Morck Pharmacist
dents have moved to at-home learning Daverne. with teachers being exposed to the vi- Capsule Comments
until at least May 25. However, exemp- “If there is a case, it’s an automatic, rus from students, they are also con-
tions to this shift are allowed by Alberta total school isolation,” he said. “We’ve cerned with students being exposed by Almost 90% of lung cancer deaths are
Education, explained Nicole Sparrow, had a number of interruptions earlier teachers, said Daverne. caused by smoking. Radon exposure is
education press secretary. in the year on many colonies, so their On May 3, the province announced linked to about 16% of lung cancer deaths
Hutterite colony schools are one set- instructional days have been lower than all teachers and school support and ad- and is the second leading cause of lung
ting where such exemption is required, many of our schools.” ministrative staff are now eligible for cancer for smokers and can increase the
explained Bevan Daverne, Golden Hills On average, about 100 Hutterites live the COVID-19 vaccine. This week, all risk of lung cancer in non-smokers. There
School Division (GHSD) superinten- on an individual colony. While these Albertans over the age of 12 are also
are testing kits available to assess radon
dent. He said the exemption is required people live and work in close con- now eligible. “This will add another
because these communities lack the
levels in your home.
tact, Daverne said that from a numbers layer of protection in schools and we
technology and equipment for online standpoint, there is a lower risk of con- encourage everyone to sign up for their Speaking of smoking….PAD (Peripheral
learning. tracting COVID than in regular schools vaccine as soon as possible,” said Spar- Artery Disease) involves the narrowing of
“How are those kids going to learn if in Strathmore. This is because there is row. the arteries to the legs. This causes cramp-
ing and chronic pain. One of the most
powerful ways to prevent or reduce PAD
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AIRCRAFT Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Severn Creek Dam Recreation Area
is composed of provincial- and county-
We’ve got it Wheatland County is removing “no
camping” signs at Severn Creek Dam
owned parcels. Previously, the county’s
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The Severn Creek Dam Recreation zoned the parcel to its parks and recre-
Phone: (403) 533-2400 Fax: (403) 533-2401 Area, located at Severn Reservoir, just ation land use district.
email: [email protected]
off Highway 840 south of Rosebud, is This change opens the door for the
used as a campsite by families and fish- county to formalize a minor camp-
ermen. Last summer, Wheatland County ground at the site, through a develop-
installed no camping signs at the site ment permit. The county could then

Put a
because of COVID-19 protocols, in- implement a registration system and
stead only allowing day-use at the site. develop a maximum of 25 sites. This
COVID-19 protocols have since been would allow the county to charge for

Spring
lowered, so they can now be met with- camping and limit the length of stays.
out additional operating costs to the But the move would also cost around
county, explained Dave Rimes, commu- $75,000 to develop sites and install sig-

in your
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There is no charge to camp at the Looking to minimize spending, coun-
site. But infrastructure there is limited, cil elected to not pursue a development
with no onsite water, waste disposal permit at this time and instead continue

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Obituary
ALBERTSON, Eunice

during COVID
Muriel (nee Myhre)
July 9, 1928 – Stewart Valley,
Saskatchewan
April 29, 2021 – Calgary,
Alberta
LEELA SHARON AHEER from businesses that have been shut down, and helping Eunice Albertson of Calgary, AB, passed away on
Chestermere-Strathmore MLA Thursday, April 29, 2021 at the age of 92 years.
your community by wearing a mask, washing your hands, Eunice was born in Stewart Valley, SK, on July 9,
keeping your distance and following simple protocols. We 1928. She lived in many small towns in Saskatche-
I have been overwhelmed by the incredible generosity can pray from our homes, love from a distance and get vac- wan, including Paswiegan and Tessier, before moving
and kindness that I have seen in our constituency. There cinated. This is about thinking about everyone else. to Calgary in 1960. Eunice made many friends and
have been so many gestures of generosity, those going When you look at the infections in our region, understand happy memories while living in Strathmore, Calgary,
above and beyond, and I’m always touched and incredibly those small businesses will suffer because anywhere people and Airdrie. She will be missed greatly by her friend
grateful to the many people who give so much back to their gather becomes a vector of transmission. I don’t know about Stella Mackenzie. Eunice was able to make connec-
community. In this same spirit, I want to acknowledge the you, but I would love to snuggle my niece and nephew who tions with people of different generations and faiths.
She treasured her family and loved visiting with her
frustration and pain being borne by many of our small busi- live down the street. I would have loved to visit my mom on sisters. Eunice was married to Arnold Albertson in
nesses, in particular fitness, personal services and restau- Mother’s Day, just like many of you. I am tired of COVID-but 1979. She worked as a cashier for many years at
rants. I want to express how sorry I am for the profound im- we have the power to end this, save our small businesses, Woodwards in Calgary. In her spare time and when
pact on your businesses and families. I also want us to look get our kids back to school and into play dates, visit our she retired, she enjoyed sewing, cooking, travelling
at the numbers in our riding. We have some of the highest vulnerable family members in hospitals, hospice and long- to visit with family, and attending live theater in Rose-
infection rates in the province. I am begging, literally beg- term care. We are so close to getting through this dark tun- bud Alberta.
ging that we take this opportunity to end the hold that the nel, and I’m committed to being part of the solution. Eunice is survived by her eight children, Brenda
virus has over our lives. With all humility and all the love I believe in personal freedoms and individuals’ rights to (Doug) Birch of Airdrie, AB, Maureen (Allan) Rogers
of West Bank, BC, Beverly (George) Costain of Hanna,
that I can muster, I am pleading with all of the good people make their own decisions. However, we have an opportu-
AB, Barry (DeNae) Wilson of Calgary, AB, Scott (Alice)
of Alberta to hunker down and be there for each other so nity to serve collectively and save our communities. Our fu- Wilson of Chilliwack, BC, Debbie (Steve) Stevens of
that we can get out of this COVID nightmare. tures depend on our actions now. I feel such hope as I meet Airdrie, AB, Carol Armitage of Calgary, AB, and Kevin
Every one of us needs to look at the way we are impact- with so many of you. You are incredible advocates for your Albertson of Calgary, AB; eighteen grandchildren,
ing each other. We need to come together and truly ask community, so let’s all advocate in the same direction where twenty-two great-grandchildren, and three great-
ourselves what we can do to end this sooner. What could the person standing beside you, their health and well-being, great-grandchildren. Eunice is also survived by her
I do to make sure my neighbour is safe and healthy? What is as important to you as your own. sisters, Eileen Prodaehl and Dorothy Miller, both of
is our collective goal? Do we really want society to be so I would also like to remind folks that we have people Saskatoon, SK; sisters-in-law, Myrna (Lorne) Howell
of St. Albert, AB, and Val Pollock of Calgary, AB; as
adversarial? I ask this because most of us would give the with medical reasons for not wearing masks. Please be kind,
well as numerous nieces and nephews.
shirts off our backs for our families and friends; at least compassionate and thoughtful, because people deserve it, Eunice was predeceased by her husband Arnold Al-
that is the Alberta that I know, have contributed to and and we should never forget that there are real exemptions. bertson, parents, Hans and Minnie Myhre; brothers,
believe in. I grew up surrounded by folks who knew if That kindness will go miles to include all and exclude none. Howard Myhre, Eugene Myhre, and Floyd Myhre; sis-
their neighbours were successful, they would be successful. I know we can do this. I have faith in our humanity, and I ter Lillian Vellacott, sisters-in-law, Eileen Myhre and
COVID has genuinely been a tough teacher and poses the have faith in the love of my neighbours. Shirley Myhre; and her first husband Tom Wilson.
question; what can I do to help those around me, whether As always, we love to hear from you. A Funeral Service will be held at a later date. Con-
that is through community organizations, volunteer organi- (Leela Sharon Aheer is the MLA Elect for Chestermere- dolences, memories and photos may be shared and
zations, churches, temples, synagogues and mosques, help- viewed on Eunice’s obituary at www.McInnisandHol-
Strathmore, Minister of Status of Women and Minister of
loway.com. If friends so desire, memorial tributes
ing folks pivot to online businesses, buying gift certificates Culture and Multiculturalism) may be made directly to the Canadian Cancer Society,
200 – 325 Manning Rd. N.E., Calgary, AB, T2E 2P5
Telephone: (403) 205-3966, email donorservices@
cancer.ab.ca, or the Heart & Stroke Foundation of
21042AL0 Alberta, 200, 119 – 14th Street N.W., Calgary, AB,
T2N 1Z6 Telephone: (403) 264-5549, www.heartand-
stroke.ca.
In living memory of Eunice Albertson, a tree will be
planted in the Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area
by McInnis & Holloway Funeral Homes, Airdrie, 300
Towerlane Drive, Airdrie, AB T4B 3L8, Telephone:
403-948-1100.

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It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Douglas 1927 in Wyandotte Michigan and died Reporting to the Public Works Foreman,
Walker Abbs, a devoted husband and loving father. May 2, 2021 in the Cardiac Ward of UNRESERVED FARM AUC- the successful summer student will be
Born in Hamilton, Ontario in 1942, he was a dreamer and wanderlust for adventure. Rockyview Hospital Calgary at the age TION LAND AND EQUIPMENT responsible for providing assistance in the
His free spirit led him to travel most of Canada from the east to west coast including of 94. for Norm Block. 11.93 Acres Public Works Department in the Village of
the arctic and a motorcycle tour of the United States down to Key West, over to the He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Sheila, daugh- on HWY 2 at Olds, AB. Bid-
Hussar. This is a part time seasonal position,
Grand Canyon, Mexico and then up the west coast with his beloved wife Brenda of ters Kathy (Barry) Pratt, Donna (Clay) Seamans and ding closes May 18 and 19.
Visit premierauctions.ca. average 28 hours per week, Monday –
43 years. Caroline Peacock. Grandchildren Kellie, Tyler, Duncan
Thursday for 10 weeks. Areas of responsibility
Together they built their home to raise their family on an acreage near Strathmore AB. (Samantha), Dean, Drew and great-grandson Louis.
include roads, sidewalks, garbage collection,
He will be deeply missed by his wife, son Carver and grandson Brio of Strathmore After working for Mobil Oil, he retired in 1987 and
campground maintenance, mowing, weed
AB, and daughters, Ashley (Sheldon Essery) and grandson Elijah of Calgary AB, and
Carrollynn and her family of North Bay ON.
built his dream home on a ¼ section west of Claresh-
olm in the Porcupine Hills. There he enjoyed 30 years Like Us clearing, tree watering, general clean up and
equipment operation.
on
Predeceased by his mother Mary Ann and father George, whom he lost way too before Jack and Sheila moved to Strathmore in 2018
young. in order to be closer to family and where his new
The successful candidate requires the
neighbors made him feel very welcome.
Doug was a master electrician and taught at SAIT instructing both the journeyman
electrical program, where he met Brenda, and aircraft technology. He started his
own electrical company Brenda Electric which he worked for up until retirement.
The Peacocks extend their sincere appreciation to Dr.
Huchison and staff of the Cardiac Units of the Rock-
Facebook! following:
• Experience operating equipment
yview General Hospital for their care and kindness - an asset
He loved to build and invent everything from motors to airplanes and racecars. He
• Valid Driver’s License - an asset
enjoyed woodworking and tinkering in the shop using his hands and learning new shown to them in these pandemic times. HELP WANTED • Able to work in a team and individually
skills. At Jack’s request there will be no service.
BLANKET THE PROVINCE • Enjoys working outside
Our hearts will forever remember his unconditional love and support to dream big with a classified ad. Only
and chase the sparks of inspiration. • Age 15 - 30
$269 (based on 25 words
We love you and miss you forever and always. THANK YOU or less). Reach almost 90 Wage: $15.00/hour

Thank You
To send condolences, please visit Doug’s obituary at www.wheatlandfuneralhome. weekly newspapers. Call
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Wednesday May 19, 2021 to:
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JORGENSEN, Audrey Irene (Wark) and the Community for all your owners to transport RV’s Phone: 403-787-3766
October 19, 1932 – May 4, 2021 throughout N. America. Class
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Audrey was born on October 19, 1932 in Boissevain, Manitoba. Her Email: [email protected]
parents, Edwin Wesley Wark and Irene Gertrude Hewitt, were married
March 22, 2021, involving three on province. Subsidized
health and dental insur-
in 1923. Audrey went to be with the Lord on May 4, 2021 in Calgary, Alberta. holiday trailers, 4 miles east of ance, competitive rates, fuel
We would like to thank all applicants for their
Audrey lost her mother when she was 3 years old, and spent a minimal few years Strathmore. discounts. Driver must have interest however only those selected for an
in the Killarney area, as a young child. She then went to live with her Uncle Bill valid passport, be able to interview will be contacted.
and Aunt Kay in Winnipeg, MB. After High School, Audrey worked in Winnipeg, as Thank you to the Strathmore and cross the border, pass a drug
a waitress at Moore’s Restaurant, and later at Pile Equipment, as a phone switch test and must be 21 years or
the County of Wheatland Fire
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operator/receptionist. She lived in Winnipeg until she was 21 years old, at which older. For more information
time she ventured out west to Alberta. She noted to her family that she traveled to Departments, RCMP, EMS, about us, please visit our
Alberta on the passenger train with a calling to start a life of her own, and a new website at roadexservices.
adventure. With $75, in her possession, she arrived in Calgary and stayed at the
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YMCA for $1.00 a night.
She enrolled in the Department of Public Health for Nursing Aides. She graduated
and received her Canadian Vocational Training Diploma on April 8, 1955. Her first
Bar and Grill and Staff,
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position, following this, was at the Colonel Belcher Hospital in Calgary, Alberta. She Work Warehouse, My son from
then took a position at a rural hospital in Bassano, Alberta, where she enjoyed her Surrey, B.C., donations that came TENDER
nursing position and the people of this rural community. She met two RNs at this
hospital, Elsie and Betty Ann Jorgensen. They really wanted this special young lady,
from other parts of the world.
their new friend/co-worker to meet their brother, ‘Bill Jorgensen’. The introduction Words are not enough for all PRIME IRRIGATED FARMLAND FOR SALE BY TENDER
was made, and the rest is history!
Audrey and Bill were married on June 30, 1956. She had found the love of her life you have done for me after Located in Wheatland County, 3 miles NE of Strathmore, this section
and was following her dream to have a family of her own. Audrey and Bill owned the fire. of fully-irrigated land provides fertile, productive crop land, hay land,
and operated a mixed grain/cattle farm at Makepeace, Alberta. Audrey was an ac- and pasture land.
tive member of her community: Lutheran Ladies Auxiliary, Makepeace Snowmobile Marvel Eide (SKIP)
Club, Church Choir, Community volunteer, parent driver supporting all her children’s Offered for tender as one package is:
activities, and hard-working farm wife. She was always busy with gardening, making • 5-25-24-W4;
meals for the field, moving equipment, helping with the cattle, all the while making • Four separately titled 1/4 sections for a total of 518.96 acres;
and maintaining a loving and thriving home for her family. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK • Fully fenced;
Audrey and Bill retired from farming and moved to an acreage at Chestermere Lake, • Permanent irrigation rights, including a dugout;
BLACK
ROW POLLED HEREFORDS
Alberta in 1978. Their final home together was in Okotoks, Alberta. They made many - 2 year old bulls. Tested • Pivots and wheel-moves that make this section fully irrigated; and
a friend from Hussar, Bassano, Strathmore, Calgary, Turner Valley, Black Diamond, and guaranteed, reason- • Two surface rights agreements.
Okotoks, and all the surrounding communities.
Audrey was a huge sports fan, she loved her Toronto Blue Jays baseball, and Cana-
ANGUS ably priced. Call Allan Row,
Barons 1-403-757-2210 or Subject to the rights of 3”
the wide
existingversion
tenants to farm and remove
dian curling teams. She had played baseball as a young girl, and later floor curled
with Bill locally and at Alberta Senior Games.
BULLS 1-403-308-0373 (cell). crops for the 2021 harvest year.
Audrey & Bill’s Children
DAVID (Kathy)Jorgensen, Tinaya Jorgensen (Steve Caruso) with children Zaylen,
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Sealed written bids must be accompanied by a 10% deposit in the
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TAMMY (Brad) Corbiell, Jodi-Lea (Dustin) Aebly with children Hadley and Callie, Ty HIP/KNEE REPLACEMENT. Lynn Woods $19/tree Install
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15, 2021. Possession date is August 9, 2021. Tenders subject to
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CARRIE (Keith) Dugdale with children Jessica Dugdale, Ashleigh Dugdale, Lindsay( 403-540-0856 financing approval will not be considered. Deposits of unsuccessful
Sebastiaan) Borsboom with children Claire and Grace.
ING or DRESSING? The Dis- 25 tree minimum order
ability Tax Credit allows for tenders will be returned. The highest or any tender not necessarily
TIM Jorgensen with children, Lacey (Wayne) Holman with children Allison and Lucas, Delivery fee $125-$150/order
$3,000 yearly tax credit and accepted.
Katrina Jorgensen, Devin Jorgensen with son Theo.
Audrey had three brothers Graham (Wilma Jean) Wark, Lyle (Irma) Wark, Bud (Vicki)
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Wark. Audrey’s father, Edwin, remarried Lena Pupetz in 1937. Audrey was then CLASSIFIED Apply NOW; quickest refund Lynn Woods Law Office
blessed with 3 sisters and 3 more brothers: Wes (Ella) Wark, Diane (Larry) Thomas,
Gail Storey (Al Portsmouth), Dennis (Jan) Wark, Edna (Maynard) Wideman, Richard
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close to family, friends, and her church. Audrey was a devoted Christian and loves
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John Deurksen. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that a donation be made
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Upcoming Meetings In adherence with Alberta Health Services’

Until further notice, Council and committee meetings will be held recommendations, front office staff will limit the number
via teleconference, including: of visitors in the front lobby of the administration office to
May 18: Council Meeting upkeep the health and safety of everyone in the building.
June 1: Council Meeting Office hours will remain the same, Monday to Friday,
June 8: MPC Meeting from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., with the exception of statutory
holidays. The Public Works and ASB shops will remain
To join the call, dial 403-917-1764 and enter the PIN 47001 when closed to the public for the foreseeable future.
prompted. Agenda packages can be found on our website.

Wheatland County is Accepting Applications for

2021 Election Nominations
Dust Control
Nomination period closes:
Sep. 20, 2021, at 12 p.m.
Calcium Chloride Deadlines: June 11 for late-June application*
Nominations for Councillors will be accepted by
the Returning Officer until 12 p.m. on Monday,
Oiling Deadline: July 9, 2021 (Oiling begins late-July)
September 20, 2021. Prospective candidates
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Applications are now being accepted!

Landowners wishing to hay Wheatland County Right-Of-Ways
must make an application by May 31, 2021.

For more information or to fill out an agreement, contact

Gay Mowat, Administrative Assistant to Agriculture and Environment at 403-361-
2166 or [email protected]

Public Notice is hereby given pursuant to sections 70 and 606 of the Municipal
Government Act, R.S.A. 2000, c.M-26, of a proposed Resolution respecting the
sale of lands for less than market value. The proposed resolution will be voted
on by Council August 24, 2021.

The lands are legally described as:

Parcel A
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE ORIGINAL ROAD ALLOWANCE 66 FEET IN WIDTH NOT NOW REQUIRED
FOR PUBLIC USE ADJOINING THE WEST BOUNDARY OF SECTION 28 IN TOWNSHIP 22 RANGE
23 WEST OF THE FOURTH MERIDIAN IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA AND LYING WITHIN THE
PRODUCTION ACROSS SAID ROAD ALLOWANCE OF THE LIMITS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY’S RIGHT OF WAY AS SAID RIGHT OF WAY IS SHOWN ON A PLAN FILED IN THE
LAND TITLES OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH ALBERTA LAND REGISTRATION DISTRICT AS RY11 EXCEPTING
THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS

Parcel B
MERIDIAN 4 RANGE 23 TOWNSHIP 22 SECTION 28 THAT PORTION OF THE WEST HALF WHICH
LIES NORTHEASTERLY OF THE NORTH EAST LIMIT OF THE RAILWAY RIGHT OF WAY ON PLAN RY11
AND SOUTH WESTERLY OF THE SOUTH WESTERLY LIMIT OF FIRST AVENUE ON PLAN STOBART
396X AND EXTENDING FROM THE WESTERN BOUNDARY OF SAID HALF SECTION TO THE NORTH
WESTERLY LIMIT OF SAID FIRST AVENUE
CONTAINING:
QUARTER SECTION HECTARES ACRES MORE OR LESS
NORTH WEST 0.299 0.71
SOUTH WEST 2.87 7.1
EXCEPTING THEREOUT:
PLAN NUMBER HECTARES ACRES MORE OR LESS
ROADWAY 4656BM 0.113 0.28
EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS

In support of existing and new entrepreneurs affected Parcel C

ALL THAT PORTION OF THE ORIGINAL ROAD ALLOWANCE EAST OF THE NORTH EAST QUARTER OF
by the COVID 19 Pandemic, County Council passed a SECTION 29 IN TOWNSHIP 22 RANGE 23 WEST OF THE FOURTH MERIDIAN, LYING BETWEEN THE
NORTH EASTERLY LIMIT OF THE RAILWAY RIGHT OF WAY AS SAID RIGHT OF WAY IS SHOWN ON
motion to re-instate the fee deferral initiative which PLAN RY11 AND THE PRODUCTION NORTH WESTERLY ACROSS SAID ROAD ALLOWANCE OF THE
was in effect during 2020. SOUTH WESTERLY LIMIT OF FIRST AVENUE AS SAID AVENUE IS SHOWN ON PLAN 396X EXCEPTING
THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS

Parcel D
Effective May 4, 2021 Wheatland County is offering PLAN RY11
to defer payment for business-related Development THE RAILWAY
CONTAINING 6.07 HECTARES (15 ACRES) MORE OR LESS EXCEPTING THEREOUT: THE ROADWAY
Permit applications until December 31, 2021. Once ON PLAN 4656BM CONTAINING 0.121 HECTARES (0.30 OF AN ACRE) MORE OR LESS EXCEPTING
THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
this time period has ended, a formal follow-up
reminder letter will be sent to the applicant to submit Any person who deems they may be affected by the sale of land may view the proposed
resolution at Wheatland County offices located at #242006 RR 243, Wheatland County
the payment or to arrange a mutually agreed upon Alberta during regular business hours. Inquiries may be directed to Robin Glasier, Land
Agent 403-361-2015
payment plan.

Address: 242006 Range Rd 243, Wheatland County, AB T1P 2C4 Phone: 403-934-3321 Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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