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maximum of $250,000 to support program-
ming and to fund the purchase of remov-
able boards, a storage facility and netting.
Administration approached council on
Dec. 19 for a decision in regards to facility
programming – specifically the proposed
removable boards. In an attempt to include
most user groups and provide versatility,
council had been presented with various
Midget A Storm prepare options including removable traditional
to host provincials hockey boards that could be removed for
sports such as soccer.
“We (presented) council with the eco-
nomic reality of operating a facility and
the economic reality is we need to have
programmability to utilize the multimillion
dollar purchase of a facility to be most ef-
fective, and to try and work with all of the
users to be able to program that facility
to its maximum potential,” said Trent West,
manager of protective services.
Council previously supported the instal-
lation of sport flooring on the facility’s large
Offering IV Sedation field as well as removable turf. Following
discussions with two anticipated main user
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REMEMBERING OUR ROOTS ~ Keith and Marilyn Clayton old arena was condemned and the new
arena was opened in 1992. He coached
JOHN GODSMAN izer plants for the next seven years and assisted in the design minor league hockey for 10 years, and
Times Contributor of the new Cominco plant in Carseland. is past president of the Wheatland and
Marilyn’s grandfather Harry Groves, born in Swanby, York- Area Hospice Society. Both Keith and
The Clayton family name originated in Wigan, Lancashire shire in 1871, came to Canada in 1892. Her grandmother was Marilyn are very active in the Cairnhill
during the second half of the 1800s. Keith’s great-grandfather Jean Patterson, born in 1881 in Yorkshire. Harry came to Community Association.
Thomas Clayton was born around 1850, and his grandfather Calgary in 1892 and Jean came in 1886 at the age of five. Her The main changes they’ve seen in
William was born in 1876, also in Wigan. family settled in Keith, now known as Bowness in Calgary. this area is the growth of the Town of
Thomas, William and Harold came to Calgary in 1899 and They met and were married in 1898 and had 10 children. Strathmore and the number of acreages
taking over.
homesteaded in the Chestermere area, before the lake was
formed. Harold passed away suddenly in a logging accident Pass the Salt
Harry worked for the CPR originally, and the family spent
time in what is now known as Kananaskis Country, before
in the Okanagan, and Thomas returned to England. Grand-
father William was a skilled trades-
man, a master caster. The Canadian
they purchased a farm (south half of 18-23-25, west of the
TAKE STOCK TO TAKE STEP 4th Meridian)
As the year 2018 is moving towards Marilyn’s
who comesininto
father,
1903.
your life is either a
Bob It isGroves,
‘dangerous’was
Clubroot
meeting in
blessing or a lesson.
Pacific Railway (CPR) was looking closing, everyone is already thinking born in to be1904.
on a journey
He ormarried
trip with a co- Laura
for experienced casters to sand- or taking stock of the things theyKennaughhad travellerofwho is not going anywhere.
Carseland who was
wished to achieve this year but are It is not a good decision to put one’s
Indus in early
cast steam locomotive drive wheels still pending while some are rushing born inlife1906. Laura’s
on ‘autopilot parents, Joe
mode’ because
without cracking. None of the cast- towards meeting some deadlinesand Catherine Kennaugh,
crashing is not inevitable at the end.came
ers currently employed knew how of the things they had initiated the from the Be Isle
practical
of and
Man, conscious of your on
and settled
a farm decisions,
January
processes of doing. In the real sense change for the better
to do this. They hired William to north of Carseland. In 1934,
where necessary because it’s part of
of it, if you take the stock of your life
perform this job in Ontario which attainments for year 2018, you might Bob and Laura
the stock were
taking married,
process. Think before and
he did successfully during the next be left with surprises of the things theyyou had two children: Joan born
you act!
several winter months. would have wished to do or achieve in 1940Beand sensitive to the opportunities
Marilyn born in 1945. JANET KANTERS
but you didn’t take any practical steps around you and grab the ones that Times Contributor
When the Canadian National towards achieving or actualizing them. Marilyn attended school
suits your aspirations and dreams in Strath-
Railway (CN) started construction However, as we journey to the new more through
for the year. Grade
Remember, 12,
not allthen at-
across Canada, they wanted to put year 2019, I want to encourage you tended opportunities
the University are yours.ofAlso, if you on
Calgary A southern Alberta clubroot response
a right-of-way across William’s land to take stock of the things you have a two-year believe in God, take stock
education course,of yourbefore
walk workshop is being held on Monday, Jan.
in mind to achieve or the things you with God. Take stock of your level 7 in Indus to help canola growers gain a
near Chestermere, but he would not have written down to accomplishteaching then at Standard.
of spirituality and advance forward.
permit them to do this unless they begin to take practical steps in getting KeithCount
andyour Marilyn
blessingsmet at athem
and name dance better understanding of the disease.
paid him $35 per acre, versus their suggested price of $15 in them
Langdon done. Noin athletes
1962get medals
and were married one by one. JulyPsalm 103:1 They have
8, 1967. Clubroot, which was confirmed in
per acre. After barricading the end of the line for a significant for tournament they had wished Conclusively, as we celebrate the four fields southeast of Calgary in the
a daughter, Jolene, and a son Bruce
to participate in but the one they
who married Heather
season, take stock of your entire
time, he eventually got his $35 per acre. Hirsche in 1998, and they
physically and practically participated have provided
life as well. Remember threethat grandsons.
without
fall of 2018, is a serious soil-borne dis-
William returned to England where he met Ethel Barker of Keith
in andand Bruce now
accomplished. You canrun the farm
be your Christ,together.
there will be While still living
no Christmas. ease of canola, mustard and other crops
Derbyshire and they were married in 1910. They returned to in own
Trail, ‘Inventory
KeithManager’ Jesus Christ is her
by taking had purchased
and Marilyn the Reason
mother’sfor the farm, in the cabbage family. In canola, it
stock of your goals as the year goes Season. Isaiah 9:6 says; causes swellings or galls to form on the
the farm at Chestermere and had four children. To this day and in 1974, they moved from “For
by. You need to take stock of your
Trail to the current farm so
unto us a child is born, unto us a
it is being farmed by Keith’s cousin Barrie and wife Carol Keith would
aspirations andbe closer
dreams to the
or visions in newson Cominco
is given: and Plant at Carseland,
the government shall
roots, which ultimately causes prema-
Clayton. This farm celebrated 100 years of farming in 2004. where
order tohe assisted
be able in the startupbeand
to metamorphose upon hisoperation
shoulder: and ofhisthenameplant ture death of the plant.
Keith’s father was Avery Clayton, born in Calgary in 1917, forthem
theinto reality.
next 25Beyears.
conscious
Heof also spent shall befourcalledyears
Wonderful,
as Counsellor,
Cominco’s In 2003, the first case of clubroot in
the future success because success The mighty God, The everlasting western Canadian canola was found in
who continued to farm one mile south of the original home- worldwide director
comes to those who are success of technology Father, The Prince of Peace” him to
which has taken
stead. Avery married Elsie Johnson in 1939, and they had every corner
conscious; ofofthe
let go world.
the past failures He and Marilyn
Wishing started
you a Merry buying
Christmas and athe a field near St Albert. Since then, thou-
three children. Keith was born June 3, 1944 in Calgary, the and around
land take lessons from them
them, and
including theProsperous
originalNew Year 2019!
Groves homestead, sands more infested fields have been
Shalom!
middle child. He attended school in both Indus and Ches- so approach
that today the future with confidence
they have a medium cow-calf and grain opera-
Pastor Sunday Adeola
identified in Alberta, most recently four
and hope. Make moves in silence as
termere through Grade 12, then attended the University of tion. The Groves farm received the Centennial
The Redeemed ChristianFarm Award
fields in Rocky View County.
you take stock, let your success make
Alberta, graduating with a degree in chemical engineering in in the
2003.‘noise’ for you. Church of God According to Autumn Barnes, agron-
1967. He joined Cominco in Trail, B.C.; he worked in fertil- Therefore,
Keith wastake president
stock also of your
of the hockey (Peculiar People Assembly),when the
association omy specialist with the Canola Coun-
association because everyone Strathmore cil of Canada (CCC), the recent discov-
ery started with a field in Rocky View
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Local gymnast to represent Team tion, midget A Storm head coach Ron West doesn’t
want his team to quit trying or playing hard.
“We still continue with our other goals. One (is)
Alberta at Canada Winter Games making playoffs in the CAHL (Central Alberta Hockey
League),” said West. “Two, trying to win the champi-
onship in CAHL and then continue to build and get
stronger for provincials.”
BRADY GROVE 19 sports. Fairbairn is competing in four separate
Times Reporter West said as provincials draw closer, the team will
events in artistic gymnastics: balance beam, floor ex-
shift their practice from a skill development mental-
ercise, uneven bars and vault.
Strathmore gymnast Montana Fairbairn took a ity to focus in their systems and structure. Provincials
Fairbairn, who is in Grade 11 at Strathmore High
big step in her sports career by qualifying for the is like a marathon in the sense teams play multiple
School, said she hopes to gain experience at the
2019 Canada Winter Games in artistic gymnastics for games over a three-day span. West isn’t concerned
games as well as improve her skills. Fairbairn’s goal
Team Alberta. about the endurance drain on his team because they
is to land a scholarship in the future and hopefully
The 16-year-old athlete proved successful at the have proven they can handle it.
go to the University of Oklahoma.
qualifying trials at Altadore Gymnastics in Calgary “Between league and the Calgary (tournament), we
“I’ve been there lots and I really like the area and
Dec. 14-16. just played eight games in eight days, so I think we’ll
it’s a top gymnastics team,” said Fairbairn who start-
“I felt like I had really good preparation and sup- be fine,” he said.
ed gymnastics at the age of four.
port going into the trials,” said Fairbairn. “(I’m) go- West views the Storm as a skill/speed team and ac-
“(I like) trying new skills and doing stuff that the
ing to get lots of practice and routines, over and knowledged heavier hitting teams could be a chal-
average kid doesn’t get to do in their life, like flip-
over, to get as perfect as possible.” lenge in the high-level provincial tournament. Veter-
ping around all day,” said Fairbairn.
The top six gymnasts from the trials qualified for an Storm centre 17-year-old Ryan Orford echoed his
She has been training at Kin Gymnastics in Cal-
the games to represent Team Alberta with Fairbairn coach’s sentiment and said he is really excited to play
gary for eight years, which used to be the Stampede
finishing in sixth to grab the last spot. According to in the tournament next year.
City Gymnastics Club until June 2018. The young
Fairbairn’s mother Jaime, Montana struggled early at “These are obviously the best of the best in their
gymnast trains 26 hours a week and praised the club
the trials but a gold medal routine in the balance respective division,” said Orford. “It doesn’t really
for pushing her when she needed it, especially if she
beam event pushed her back into it. change a whole lot (approach to the season). Our
was feeling scared or unsure of herself.
“It was kind of her trump card because she was goal was always to go to provincials whether it was
According to Jaime, her daughter sets high expec-
behind the eight-ball but just managed to pull out a hosting or making it through divisionals.”
tations for herself and is very determined to succeed.
big win,” said Jaime Fairbairn. The Storm will have just over three months to pre-
“She can be pretty hard on herself,” said Jaime.
The 2019 Canada Winter Games will take place pare for provincials. Prior to the Christmas break, the
“She likes to reach her goals but I’ve seen her not
in Red Deer from Feb. 15 to March 3, with up to club sat in third place in the CAHL tier 1 blue division
make a goal one year and then get back into it and
3,600 athletes, managers and coaches competing in with a record of 3-5-2.
come out stronger than she was.”
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