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Consultations begin
on farm freedom
and safety
JANET KANTERS
Times Editor

The provincial government is repealing Bill 6, the En-

Rosebud’s community hanced Protection for Farm and Ranch Workers Act. In
engagement its place, the government is set to introduce the Farm
Freedom and Safety Act after a period of extensive con-
Page 12 sultation.
Bill 6 set off enormous protests from farmers and
opposition parties when it was passed in the fall of
2015. According to today’s new provincial government,
farms and ranches operate differently than other em-
ployers in Alberta, and the previous government’s Bill
6 was passed with limited public input and in the face
of strong opposition from farmers.
“Alberta farmers need common-sense rules that pro-
mote farm safety – not process, not red tape,” said
Devin Dreeshen, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry.
“We’re going to repeal Bill 6, and I plan to meet with
Thunderous finish farmers this summer to develop the legislation to re-
place it.”
Dreeshen will undertake a consultation tour this
summer, meeting with farmers, ranchers and organiza-
tions across the province.
In response to initial discussions with agriculture
organizations, the government will seek input on rec-
ognizing that a farm is unlike other businesses, and
that farmers and ranchers require flexibility in meet-
ing workplace standards; requiring employers to have
workplace insurance but allowing a choice of market
insurance or the Workers’ Compensation Board, if ba-
Offering IV Sedation
sic coverage standards are met; exempting small farms
Dr. Ashkan Hamzehi DDS from employment standards legislation, similar to New
MLA supports
Dr. Arzy Kafrouny DDS
Dr. Sharif Faizi DMD Brunswick; promoting education and best practices to
General Practice Family Dentistry improve farm safety; and minimizing red tape and re-
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ducing the regulatory burden on farmers and ranchers,
while still ensuring basic safety standards.
Stick Around Downtown
www.theranchdentalcentre.com An online survey is also available to members of the Leela Sharon Aheer (r) visited several stores in downtown Strathmore including The
public looking to share their views: https://extranet. Rack on 3rd on July 16 to talk to shop owner Marlene Risdon about her initiative,
gov.ab.ca/opinio6/s?s=45800. Stick Around Downtown in July, an effort to let people know what stores are down-
Look on Page 4 + 5 for town doing and to keep them shopping local. “Strathmore is this incredible town
Town of Strathmore The online survey is open until Aug. 31, 2019. Mean-
while, Dreeshen has already met with key industry of entrepreneurial people, folks that have worked so hard to build their community,
Municipal Notices people who care so much,” said Aheer. “One of the biggest privileges I had when
leaders and will be at events across the province this
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summer, seeking input from Alberta’s farmers and
down here and the work that goes into this and actually keeping people buying lo-
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In addition, the minister and other MLAs will partic-
cal, this is a huge part of how you build communities. So many of these shops …
info@strathmoretimes.com give so much back to the community so the very least that I can do is to be able to
ipate in grassroots conversations with Albertans about pop in and see these folks and let them know that their person loves them.”
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Rosebud’s historic Mercantile

still stands to serve Commercial | Farms Industrial | Investment

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LAUREEN F. GUENTHER
Times Contributor BobSheddy.ca 403-324-2222
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The Hamlet of Rosebud includes several buildings that are
over 100 years old and still in use. KaraLee Foat, MA Co-Owner/Broker
The Haskayne-Kenney Mercantile is one of those, and ac- PowerRealty.ca 587-390-0596
cording to LaVerne Erickson, Rosebud resident and founder of karalee.foat@century21.ca
Rosebud School of the Arts and Rosebud Theatre, the Mercan- 403-983-2121
tile is the oldest building in the community. The building was 123 2nd Ave,
Strathmore, AB
built in 1911, he said, and was the first store in the fledgling
community.
As Rosebud grew, and the survey system for the hamlet was
changed, it turned out the Mercantile was in the middle of
Main Street.
“So the owner got several teams of horses and hooked up Strathmore
Denture Clinic
to the building and pulled the thing as far as they could, un-
til it kind of jammed and they couldn’t back it up anymore,”
Erickson said. “Look down Main Street (now). It doesn’t run
straight like other Main Streets do.”
Terry Grant Denturist
The Rosebud Mercantile was first operated by O.R. Hatton, 403.934.3877
who sold it to his son-in-law Henry Sutton. Jack Sangster took
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to the history book Akokiniskway: By the River of Many Ros-
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Over the decades, the Mercantile was owned and operated The Rosebud Mercantile has been used for many purpos-
by several other families until its last owners, Gordon and es, including classrooms, kitchen and eating areas, Rosebud
Evelyn Milgate. When Erickson was a boy, one of his first jobs School of the Arts gift shop, a conference center and Wild
was working for the Milgates in the Mercantile, unloading the Horse Jack’s restaurant. After a significant expansion, in 2014,
weekly shipments of goods. When the Milgates closed the Richard and Lois Haskayne made a million-dollar donation
store, Erickson said, the family continued to use the building to Rosebud School of the Arts, to pay off the mortgage. The
as the depot for their trucking company. building’s name was changed to the Haskayne-Kenney Mer-
But by 1973, when Erickson had become a youth pastor cantile.
in Calgary, although the Milgates still owned the Mercantile, In 2019, 108 years after it was first built, the main floor of 413 - 3rd St. Strathmore
the building was no longer in use. Erickson wanted to bring the Haskayne-Kenny Mercantile houses the Rosebud Theatre
junior high youth to Rosebud for a weekend arts camp, and Box Office, the kitchen and dining areas of the theatre, and
the Milgate family gave him permission to use the Mercantile. the Rosebud County Goods and Co. gift shop. In the old- GET YOUR CLASSIFIED
That weekend camp grew into the ongoing Rosebud Camp of est sections of the building, the décor is comprised of items ADS IN THE TIMES!
the Arts, which evolved into Rosebud School of the Arts high from the original Mercantile stores. The upper floor is used for Call 403-934-5589
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Summer adventures, and field trips! Registration OPEN!
$180/week 5-day camps & Call: 403-934-4918 or email
Camps with $150/week 4-day camps
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Volunteerism
“Strathmore–I’ll Be Seeing You in
all Those Familiar Places”

2019 Route
Strathmore Date: Saturday, August 3rd
Stampede
Parade
Brought to you by the Town of Strathmore

August 3,2018
August 4, 2019
Start Time: 9:00 am
STRATHMORE

Registration Deadline: July 29,2018

July 20, 2019
Theme:

Volunteerism
“Strathmore – I’ll Be Seeing You in all
Those Familiar Places”
Applications can be done online or download the documents and drop off at Strathmore FCSS located at 116 - 3rd Avenue.

Parade
Parade Marshall:
Marshalls
Emma Moore
George Freeman Family

Cost: Commercial Floats $25.00

Non-Profit Organizations, Community
Groups & Charities are Free
*Late Registration Fee: $50.00
REGISTER TODAY AT WWW.STRATHMORE.CA
TOWN OF

2019

REGISTERREGISTER
TODAY AT WWW.STRATHMORE.CA
TODAY AT WWW.STRATHMORE.CA
Applications can be done online or download the documents and drop off at Strathmore FCSS located at 116 - 3rd Avenue.
Applications can be done online or download the documents
and drop off at Strathmore FCSS located at 116 - 3rd Avenue.
Non-Profit Organizations, Community
Brought to you by the Town of Strathmore

“Strathmore – I’ll Be Seeing You in all

Registration Deadline: July 20, 2018

Cost: Commercial Floats $25.00

*Late Registration Fee: $50.00

Groups & Charities are Free
George Freeman Family
Strathmore

Those Familiar Places”

Stampede

Start Time: 9:00 am

Parade Marshalls

www.strathmore.ca
August 4, 2018
Parade

Theme:

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Volunteerism
“Strathmore–I’ll Be Seeing You in
all Those Familiar Places”

2019 Route
Strathmore Date: Saturday, August 3rd
Stampede
Parade
Brought to you by the Town of Strathmore

August 3,20182019
August 4,
Start Time: 9:00 am
Registration Deadline: July 20,
29,2018
2019
“Strathmore–I’ll Be Seeing You in

Theme:

Volunteerism
July 21-27, 2019
“Strathmore – I’ll Be Seeing You in all
Those Familiar Places”

Applications can be done online or download the documents and drop off at Strathmore FCSS located at 116 - 3rd Avenue.
all Those Familiar Places”

Drowning Prevention Week

Parade
Parade Marshall:
Marshalls
Emma Moore
George Freeman Family

Cost: Commercial Floats $25.00

Drowning is the second leading cause of injury related death for Canadian children. Non-Profit Organizations, Community
Groups & Charities are Free
Almost 500 Canadians die every year from drowning.
*Late Registration Fee: $50.00

REGISTER TODAY AT WWW.STRATHMORE.CA

To promote the importance of water safety, The Town of Strathmore has proclaimed
July 21-27, 2019 as NATIONAL DROWNING PREVENTION WEEK in our Municipality.

Drowning is preventable: 2019

- Actively supervise children around water, stay within arms reach
- Watch the child not your phone
- Always wear a life jacket while in a boat
- Swim with a buddy REGISTERREGISTER
TODAY AT WWW.STRATHMORE.CA
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Applications can be done online or download the documents and drop off at Strathmore FCSS located at 116 - 3rd Avenue.
- Register for swimming lessons at Strathmore.ca Applications can be done online or download the documents
and drop off at Strathmore FCSS located at 116 - 3rd Avenue.
Non-Profit Organizations, Community
Brought to you by the Town of Strathmore

“Strathmore – I’ll Be Seeing You in all

Registration Deadline: July 20, 2018

Cost: Commercial Floats $25.00

*Late Registration Fee: $50.00

Groups & Charities are Free
George Freeman Family
Strathmore

Those Familiar Places”

Stampede

Start Time: 9:00 am

Parade Marshalls
August 4, 2018
Parade

Theme:

Junior Lifeguard Club Indigenous Storytelling

Drop in nights With Elder Pablo Russell
International Speaker and Facilitator
Bring the children to hear stories interwoven with history!
STRATHMORE

Come try out some life

Interactive songs &
guarding skills and storytelling, sign
scenarios, and stay cool in language and traditional
dancing. The afternoon
the pool! will end with a Family
Round Dance. Program
July 25th is FREE and everyone is
welcome!
August 1, 8,
Saturday, July 27
15, 22
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
TOWN OF

4:00—5:00pm For More Information Call:

403-983-0076
Strathmore Hand in Hand
****Participants must be Parent Link Centre - 419B - 2nd Street, Strathmore
able to swim 25 metres and
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The world needs more of Canada

LEELA SHARON AHEER
Chestermere-Strathmore MLA
Hello Strathmore! One thing I learned very quickly when I
was first elected is this: the world needs more Canada! This
is even truer today in so many ways. Our energy, our agricul-
ture, and our technology could make a real difference in the
world and all of Canada would benefit.
Strathmore RCMP is It was truly amazing over the Stampede to hear the talk
at the events around our oil and gas sector, our agriculture
investigating the Theft of a sector and the general feeling that Alberta is under siege by
Travel Trailer that took place on
the federal government. The Premier has been working hard
December 2, 2018. to form relationships with all the other Premiers around one
The Trailer is described as a general problem - the Carbon Tax. Even Quebec is against
the carbon tax, or so it seems, so there might be an opportu-
White Travelaire Rustler with nity to really build some strong ties with our nation. The fed-
license plate Y91180 Alberta and eral government spent $4.5 billion of your dollars to buy a
the decals on it appear faded. pipeline that would have been funded by the private sector,
the Transmountain pipeline, then stalled it and just passed
the “no more pipelines bill,” Bill C-69 and then the Prime
If you have any information that Minister made an announcement in Alberta that amounted
could help locate this Trailer, to a big nothing. I suspect this was done so he could bill the
taxpayers for his campaign stops in Edmonton and Calgary.
please contact Many people these days feel powerless to fight back against
Strathmore RCMP. this assault on our prosperity but you are stronger than you
File: 20181794883 think. If you have friends out east, or in B.C., please make
sure that you have a chat with them about Canadian pros-
perity and our way of life. Every single Canadian is being
impacted every day by the loss of dollars for our country,
1-800-222-TIPS dollars that build schools, roads, and hospitals. Ask them
why would any responsible federal government prefer to ex-
(1-800-222-8477) port billions of dollars to countries like Saudi Arabia rather
than buy Alberta energy and keep the money in Canada? The
Prime Minister just welcomed a fierce anti-pipeline advocate
in Quebec to be a star candidate. This is appalling! We must
stand up for our resources and speak to as many people as
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There has been much talk about measles recently.
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Nine out of ten non-immunized patients will get
measles if exposed.
possible. As I say this, there is the problem of Quebec seek-
ing intervenor status to support B.C. in appealing the deci-
sion that the Federal Government has the constitutional right
to build and expand pipelines (CTV Montreal, Kevin Gould,
July 13, 2019, https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/trans-mountain-
pipeline-quebec-government-seeks-intervenor-status-for-su-
preme-court-argument-1.4506739 ).
The federal government cynically killed the Energy East
Pipeline by constantly moving the regulatory goalposts, and
I wonder what would have happened if Energy East had
been approved, if we would be fighting this battle on both
sides of the country. I have to give some serious kudos to our
Premier, as he is relentless in his pursuit of getting pipelines
built. We all have a part to play in promoting our province,
and our resources. Let’s get out there and fight for our re-
sources and stand up for Alberta and for Canada.
Here in Strathmore I was excited to read in the Times
about the Stick Around Downtown promotion to encourage
people to shop in downtown Strathmore. Kudos to Marlene
Risdon for stepping up with this great idea. I am getting
a passport and looking forward to checking out the many
great local businesses. Remember, local business owners are
your friends and neighbours. Their kids go to school with
yours. Their taxes support the services you need. You are a
person to them and they will greet you with a smile! Marlene
told my assistant Pete she has another great initiative coming
up during the Stampede. Stay tuned!
Well, my cowboy boots and hats sure got a work out this
past 10 days, but there’s more coming up! I am super excited
to attend the Strathmore Stampede in August. Make sure you
bring your family down on from Friday, Aug. 2 until Monday,
Aug. 5.
Tickets start at $15-$35 and you will see the Stampede
greats up close and personal. The parade goes Saturday, Aug.
3 and I hope to see you there. The food and the people are
fabulous, so don’t put your boots away just yet. For more
information visit https://www.strathmoreag.com/ .
Coming up next of course is Langdon Days! Langdon
Days is July 19-21 and has many fun family events. Come on
down to the Good Luck Town! This great annual event raises
goes on Saturday, July 20 at 10 a.m. and I am excited and
honoured to be the Parade Marshall (I get to go first!). We
have horses, candy, freezies, Elvis the Wonder Dog, smiles
and hugs! As always, they need volunteers. Check out http://
www.goodlucktown.ca/langdon-days.html for more infor-
mation or to volunteer.
I would like to finish this article with a big Thank You to
all of our beautiful communities that put on such great Stam-
pede functions. It was wonderful to see all of you. I would
especially like to give a shout out to my wonderful staff at
the constituency office, and to Vicki Welsh, who was such
a great asset this stampede. Thank you for your incredible
work. Finally, to the Calgary Stampede, our First Nations,

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About one in a thousand who get measles will die. Stampede Queen Carly Heath, and Princesses Kelly Stewart
Vaccinations against measles do NOT cause autism and Courtney Dingreville, and our First Nations Princess As-
and giving multiple vaccines will NOT overwhelm tokomii Smith. It was amazing to spend so much time with
the immune system. So have your child vaccinated
these dedicated and wonderful people.

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against measles and mumps according to the accepted

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People born before 1970 usually have natural
immunity to measles. However, if one is vacationing

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Simple precautions can reduce the risk IT IS GOOD!! SO GOOD!

“And God saw that it was
mark. It is so easy to miss the
goodness all around us. Leela Sharon Aheer, MLA
of hantavirus good.” God breathes
creation into being and sees
that it is good. On day six;
Back when I was a Brownie,
at the end of every meeting, Chestermere-Strathmore
JANET KANTERS To protect yourselfweand would recite areduce
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Strathmore Fire
 Department gearing up
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for youth summer camps
CHRISTINE FOSHAUG ponent. Pool activities will teach per-

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
Times Contributor
With summer in full swing, the Strath-
more Fire Department is getting ready
for its second annual youth summer
camps. This year the camps will be split
into two different age groups.
The first session, for children aged
9-11, will take place July 23-26 and all
spots have been filled. The second ses-
sion, for 12-14-year-olds, is scheduled
for Aug. 20-23 and has a few spots re-
maining.
Last year’s camps exceeded capac-
ity, so registration this year has been
capped at 25.
The four-day camps, held at the fire
 hall, will be jam-packed with a good mix
of fun activities and education about
 safety and protective services. It takes
 three full-time firefighters and seven or
eight volunteers to run the camps.
Participants will learn basic first aid,
how to tie knots and work with ropes,
and each day will start with 30 minutes
 of physical fitness. A town councillor
 will give a speech on citizenship and
municipal enforcement officers will
 teach bike safety.
 There will also be a water safety com-
sonal safety, and instructors will take
the children on a boat ride to teach
them about water rescue.
“These summer camps are basically
an outreach program to get kids in-
volved in the community and learn
valuable safety skills,” said Captain Eric
Alexander.
There are no prerequisites for the
camp. All the kids need is an interest in
safety and a desire to learn important
skills they’ll be able to use in their ev-
eryday lives. Some activities will involve
teamwork, so participants will have a
chance to improve their communication
and decision-making skills.
“The camps give the fire department
an opportunity to get engaged with
youth and promote life skills and fire
safety,” added Alexander. “The main
goal for these camps is for the kids to
get away from technology and have fun
while they learn in a safe environment.”
The registration fee is $100 and in-
cludes lunch, snacks, a T-shirt and a wa-
ter bottle. The camps will wrap up with
a family barbecue and awards presenta-
tion on the last day.
For more information or to register,
call 403-934-3022.

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LAUREEN F. GUENTHER open its business, working with locally-

Times Contributor
High Eagle RV Park and residents of
Rosebud are helping guests build com-
munity engagement this summer, by
letting them know all the fun things
they can do in Rosebud.
Jeanne Sonmor, High Eagle co-owner
with her husband Ed, said the purpose
of the community engagement pro-
gram is not to create new activities, but
to help guests discover what’s already
available.
The format is simple. Each week,
Rosebud School of the Arts founder
LaVerne Erickson compiles a weekly
list of community activities for families,
couples and individuals, and Sonmor
shares the list with High Eagle guests.
Of course, the activities are also avail-
grown wool. REALTY HORIZON
The list reminds guests of Rosebud’s
dining opportunities, including Sarah’s
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atre performs two different plays daily,
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ativ e
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Rosebud, as well as for day visitors.
Most of the activities are free.
The list includes nature-oriented ac-
tivities like tubing or canoeing down
the Rosebud River, strolling the walking
track and hiking Horseshoe Canyon.
There’s also a ball diamond, horseshoe
n
Lilia! is performed on the BMO Studio
Stage. Community Engagement lists
Engage Events like a talk-back with a
alte r
cast or a chat with the artistic director,
which are open to ticket-paying guests
as well as those who haven’t attended a
local
play. In August, the Rosebud communi-
ty will host the annual Rosebud Cham-

pit and playground near Rosebud’s Me-
morial Hall.
Touring the Rosebud Museum and
walking around the hamlet’s historic
sites help guests learn about the his-
tory and growth of the community.
Rosebud residents share hobbies and
occupations to offer additional learn-
ing activities. Stan Riegel of Rosebud
Trains Unlimited operates his G-scale
model trains for guests, and local en-
trepreneurs offer tour of a beehive and
of hügelkultur. Guests can also tour the
seed-cleaning plant, and later this sum-
mer, Rosebud River Fibre Mills plans to
dcraf te d
han
ber Music Festival and the outdoor 15 Free Tastings
Minutes of Fame folk festival. All Summer at the Winery
Erickson said the community engage- Open Saturday & Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
ment program was run on a trial ba- 10 km South on Highway 817
sis in July, and the public response has
been so positive that they plan to con- Alberta’s
tinue it into August.
“Guests are finding out that there’s Award-Winning
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ickson said, “much more than just the-
atre.”
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Some of Strathmore’s youngest soft-
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In the most important game of their
season, in fact in the only game of their
season, the Strathmore Reds Alumni
softball team left it all on the field, win-
ning the 2019 Alumni Border Wars tour-
nament to tie up the four-year rivalry
tournament.
The Reds Alumni, started unofficially
years ago by past Reds Midget AAA team
coaches Darwin Armitage and Zane An-
derson, was started for past Reds play-
ers to play each other in several exhibi-
tion games each year and to continue
being a part of the Reds family.
Now the Alumni team, made up of 19
to 30-year-olds, usually only pulls to-
gether for one practice a year and for
one two-team tournament a year: the
annual Alumni Border Wars Tourna-
ment in Libby, Mont. against the Libby
Loggers.
“When you don’t play for a whole
year it’s pretty hard to get out there on
the baseball field and give it your all,
but they did. Everybody left it out on
the field,” said Armitage, adding that
only nine players made it out for the
tournament this year instead of the usu-
al 15 players.
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Beginning in the B pool of provin-
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next three straight games. On Friday,
they won 13-11 before pairing off their
two Saturday games with closer scores
of 7-6 to finish second in the B pool.
Their strong record helped the team
get bumped to the playoff A pool on
Sunday. Playing two games that day, the
girls played hard but were unsuccessful
in their attempts at victory even though
the competition was close.
“Each game they dug deep and
fought hard. We are proud of how far
they came this year,” said Andrea Hazel-
wood, a mother of one of the players on
the team. “Fourth in provincials is pret-
ty impressive for our little Thunders, it The Strathmore Thunder U10 Sr. Girls Premier softball team placed fourth in provincials after playing
was a hot one.” hard and moving up to the A pool from the B pool.
Photo Courtesy of Andrea Hazelwood
“It’s very hard because as guys get
older there are more commitments and
everything so it’s quite challenging for
everyone to play,” he said.
The tournament on July 12-13 con-
sisted of two seven-inning games. The
winner of the two-team tournament is
decided by who has the highest final
combined score at the end of the week-
end.
The Reds Alumni started the tourna-
ment with a 7-3 win before falling to
a 11-9 loss against the Loggers. In the
end the loss didn’t matter however as
the Reds came out on top with a higher
combined score, winning the tourna-
ment 16-14 and bringing the trophy
home.
The Reds had previously won the in-
augural tournament four years ago, be-
fore returning from south of the border
defeated by the Loggers two years in a
row. This year’s win ties up the trophy
count 2-2.
“We’re definitely going back next year
guaranteed because we have to do a tie-
breaker for sure,” said Armitage, adding
how even though the team only plays The Strathmore Reds Alumni won the Alumni Border Wars Tournament 16-14 on July 12-13 in Libby,
one game a year, it’s an important game Mont. against the Libby Loggers.
Photo Courtesy of Cliff Webb
to the players.
“Over the years, they’ve all bonded it’s kind of cool to get together with old guys coming out of the midget AAA
and have pretty good friendships … teammates and some of the younger Reds.”
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