- chair of the host community organizing committee or designate - provincial advisor 3. discipline...

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Letter from the Mayor……………………………………………………………. 4

Letter from the Premier…………………………………………………………..

Welcome from Games Chair..………………………………………………….

Welcome from 55 Plus President…………………………………………….

Sustainability…………………………………………………………………………..

Contact Information………………………………………………………………..

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Communication Centre/Medical Services..……………………………… 10

Chef de Missions (Mission Staff)……………………………………………… 11

Strathmore Games Team………………………………………………………… 12-13

Participant Code of Conduct…………………………………………………… 14

Discipline Committee……………………………………………………………… 15

Lost & Found/Arrival Procedures……………………………………………. 16

Registration…………………………………………………………………………….. 17

Accommodations……………………………………………………………………. 18-19

Internal Transportation/Departure Procedures………………………. 20

Food Services………………………………………………………………………….. 21

Ceremonies……………………………………………………………………………..

Activities Schedule…………………………………………………………………..

Activities Reminders/Medal Presentations.……………………………..

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Cultural Events/Health & Wellness Fair…………………………………… 27-28

Media, Information & Souvenir Booth………………..………………….. 29

Sponsors……………………………….………………………………………………… 30-31

Participant’s Oath

“In the name of all competitors, I pledge that we will take part in the Alberta 55 Plus Games in the true spirit of sportsmanship, respecting and abiding by the rules which govern them, for the glory of sport and the honour of our teams.”

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Add: *no motorized vehicles allowed in town


Welcome from Alberta 55 Plus Association President On behalf of the board of Alberta 55 Plus I'd like to welcome all participants to the 2015 Summer Games in Strathmore. I am proud to say that I too will be a participant - for the first time. I'm excited about the future of this organization as it evolves into something that is wonderfully different, yet much the same, as we know it today. Our future will serve the needs of today's "senior" as well as the needs of the "after baby boomer" generation. Each has a distinct set of interests that we are planning to incorporate together into a much stronger group with diverse yet common goals. We will meet the expectations of our members as well as our stake holders taking this organization into a rosy future. A big thanks to the volunteers and organizing committee for all your work, patience, and dedication. Please enjoy this week’s activities. We look forward to hosting you all in the distant future.

Be there! Lea Dashkewytch Alberta 55 Plus Association President


Our Mission The Strathmore 2015 Alberta 55 Plus Summer Games are on a mission to make this the Greenest Games ever! This year we are providing online access to the Participant Handbook, in order to minimize the environmental footprint from the games. By providing strategic leadership in regards to sustainability, educating and engaging our participants and volunteers, and communicating sustainable practices, we hope to produce a lasting legacy for future Alberta 55 Plus Games.

To promote sustainability in the games, all participants and volunteers are receiving reusable water bottles. There will also be access to Water Dispensing Stations at all Games locations to allow volunteers and participants to refill their water bottles.

Please make use of the recycle bins on location at the Games. Help us make these the Greenest Games yet!

Water Stations Need to refill your Water Bottle? Join us at our water refill station (“The Strathmore Quench-Mobile”) Thursday (July 16) Ag Grounds Grandstand from 5:30 to 8:30PM Friday (July 17) Main Dining Hall Entrance from 7 to 9 AM

And then at the Baseball Diamonds from 9 AM to 5 PM

Saturday (July 18) Civic Centre Parking Lot from 6 to 9 AM

And then at the Baseball Diamonds from 9 AM to 5 PM

Sunday (July 19th) Main Dining Hall Entrance from 8 AM to Noon

Sustainability


Strathmore 2015 Alberta 55 Plus Summer Games Office

Before Games: During Games: Monday July 13-Sunday July 19

233 3 Ave Strathmore AB, T1P 1N7

Strathmore High School (Admin Office)

Phone: 403-934-1580 Phone: 403-934-1580

Fax: 403-934-1575

Email: [email protected]

www.2015strathmoregames.ca

Games Office Hours Monday, July 13 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM

Tuesday, July 14 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM

Wednesday, July 15 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM

Thursday, July 16 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Friday, July 17 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Saturday, July 18 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Sunday, July 19 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Important Contact Numbers

Communication Centre, Transportation & Security

403-934-1580

Medical Centre 403-361-2220

Games Office 403-934-1580

Police/Emergency 911

Chef de Mission (Mission Staff)

See Chef de Mission, page #11

Contact Information

mailto:[email protected]


The Communication Centre will be your contact for all Communication, Transportation & Security needs, questions & concerns.

Communication Centre Strathmore High School (100 Brent Blvd)

Administration Office (near the front door) 403-934-1580

Communication Centre Hours

Thursday, July 16 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM




Medical Services

All activity venues will be staffed with first-aid trained volunteers during the hours of competition. All medical personnel will be wearing a red shirt. First-Aid Centres at each venue will be located throughout the facilities. Prophylactic taping is available during breakfast hours on competition days, and at select venues.

Medical Centre Strathmore Civic Centre (120 Brent Boulevard)

Chuck Mercer Room 403-361-2220 (Please call 911 for Emergencies)

Medical Centre Hours

Thursday, July 16 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM




Communication Centre


Zone Chefs are the Alberta 55 Plus Association representatives who work in each of the zones to coordinate their teams. During the Games, the Zone Chefs are there to assist participants in all aspects of the Games. Participants should contact their Zone Chef in the event of: - Changes at on-site registration - Changes in accommodations - Activity/Sport protests - Late arrival at registration - Illness/injury causing withdrawal from competition - Personal interest story of a team or participant - Change in return transportation - Lost ID tags Your Zone Chef will contact you in the event of: - Discipline issues - Important message from family members - Media interest

Zone Chefs Zone Name Email Home # Cell #

1 Clay Olsen [email protected] 403-381-4919 403-382-0492

2 Linda Traquair [email protected] 403-823-8460 403-519-7437

3 Carolyn Alway [email protected] 403-272-6038 403-542-2326

4 Roz Aebig [email protected] 403-887-3094 403-877-2208

5 Marlene Fizer [email protected] 780-349-3253 780-307-1212

6 Pat Covington [email protected] 780-488-3676 780-952-3637

7 Linda Danilak [email protected] 780-662-3399 780-975-8944

8 Mary Zabolotniuk

[email protected] 780-523-6355 780-523-6355

* PRE-GAMES: Please contact your Zone Chef using their HOME Phone ** DURING GAMES: Please contact your Zone Chef using their CELL Phone

Chef de Mission (Mission Staff)










Board of Directors Chair Donalda Ledene

Administration Bill Morton

Accommodation Jackie Lozeron

Activities Joss Binns

Culture Charlotte Cummings

Facilities Kyle Larson

Food Tim Drover

Friends of the Games Cave Starling

Promotion Rhonda Stockwell Darlene Domaschuk

Protocol Kathy Tucker

Registration/Results Fred Rappel

Security Len Voermans

Sustainability Bob Sobol

Medical Joni McNeely

Transportation Keith Clayton

Volunteers Bruce Bishop

Funapalooza Karen Binns

Liaisons Seniors Liaison Gail Galusha

Town of Strathmore Liaison Tracy Simpson

Town Council Representative Bob Sobol

Alberta 55 Plus Association Liaison

Holly Wood

Alberta Sport Connection Consultants Darrell Joy

403-297-2705 [email protected]

Kerry McAndrews 403-297-2714

[email protected]

Strathmore Games Team




Games Staff

Games Manager Colleen Huber

Office Administrator Alida Pituka

Games Coordinator Jordan Naturkach

Games Coordinator Krista Stout

Volunteers How can we help? Look for these colors and t-shirts

Games Staff Blue or white polo shirts & yellow jackets

Directors Blue or white polo shirts & yellow jackets

Chairs Blue or white polo shirts

Ambassadors Orange t-shirts

Medical Red t-shirts

Security Yellow t-shirts

Volunteers Blue t-shirts

Ambassadors The Strathmore Games Ambassadors are here to help and can be

found circulating at all the venues during the games. Feel free to

approach them during the Strathmore Summer Games.

The Ambassadors Role includes:

-Hosting the guests of Strathmore

-Presenting a friendly face for all

-Promoting goodwill at the Strathmore Games

-Providing assistance to all Strathmore Games Patrons

-Answer questions and provide information on the Strathmore

Games and the Town of Strathmore

Strathmore Games Team


The Strathmore 2015 Alberta 55 Plus Summer Games is directed by the highest standard of good sportsmanship and fair play; therefore, participation demands high standards of personal conduct on and off the field of play. ALL PARTICIPANTS SHALL: 1. Represent their Zones as goodwill ambassadors, with dignity, personal integrity, and within the spirit of good sportsmanship at all times both in and out of competition. 2. Attend both the Games Opening Ceremonies and Closing Ceremonies, wearing the provided zone identification vest. Your zone vest should be worn during medal presentations and throughout the Games as much as possible. SHOW RESPECT FOR:

3. The members of your own team and the entire contingent representing your zone;

4. The members of all teams competing from other zones;

5. The rules and standards set down by Alberta Sport Connection, the Alberta 55 Plus Association, the Host Community, and the Mission Staff;

6. The Activity/ Sport officials’ decisions;

7. The people of the host community including Games Staff, volunteers, spectators, local business personal, etc.;

8. The Games policy stating that all Games activity venues shall be designated ‘non-smoking’. Refrain from consuming alcoholic beverages during the Games competition.

Participant Code of Conduct


1. Any actions deemed inappropriate will be brought to the

attention of the Mission staff.

2. If necessary, the Discipline Committee will be notified and a hearing will be held with the individual to determine suitable disciplinary action. The Discipline Committee consists of the following:

- Alberta Games Consultant

- Zone Chef de Mission

- Chair of the Host Community Organizing Committee or designate

- Provincial Advisor

3. Discipline may range from partial to full suspension of Games privileges, including removal from competition to complete expulsion from the Games, with the return home of the offender at their own expense.

4. Individuals responsible for wilful damage will make full restitution to the host community’s Organizing Committee. The onus will be on the Alberta 55 Plus Association to ensure restitution is completed.

5. If any situation should arise which requires police intervention, the RCMP will take appropriate action to resolve the situation.

6. Disciplinary actions may be undertaken by the Alberta 55 plus Association and Alberta Sport Connection regarding involvement in future Alberta 55 Plus Games, Canada Seniors Games and Alberta 55 Plus sanctioned events.

7. In any situation involving the Disciplinary Committee, a letter

outlining any action taken will be sent to the individual, Alberta

Sport Connection, and to the Alberta 55 Plus Association.

Discipline Committee


The Games main Lost and Found will be located at the Games Office at the Strathmore High School – Administration Office. Items will be kept for 30 days after the Games have ended. All unclaimed

items after this date will be donated to local charities.

Arrive by RV: Please register at the Campground first (see page #19 for location & hrs). From there, catch a games shuttle to the Registration Centre for In-Person Registration. There will be NO room for RVs at the Registration Centre

Arrive by Car: Please proceed to the Registration Centre for In-Person Registration (see page #17 for location and hrs). Parking will be available. From there, head to assigned accommodation.

Arrive by Bus: External Buses will arrive at Registration Centre for In-Person Registration. An ambassador will board each bus and assist you through registration. After registration, participants will head to their assigned accommodation.

Arrival Procedures

Lost and Found


Registration Centre Thursday, July 16, 2015

12:00 PM – 4:00 PM Strathmore Family Centre- Gold Arena

120 Brent Blvd, Strathmore, AB

Participant Registration All participants and guests must register in person. At registration you will receive your Accreditation Tag. This tag will allow you access to accommodations, Food Centre, activity venues, special events, and internal transportation. Please register at the tables labeled by sport. If changes are needed, please indicate this to a volunteer and they will escort you to the corrections table.

Guest Registration All Guests will need to register in person at the Registration Centre to pick up their Accreditation Tags. Only those who have pre-registered and pre-paid will have access to Games accommodations, Food Centre (if a meal package is purchased), special events, and internal transportation.

RV Registration Strathmore Ag Grounds (behind ball diamonds) Gate 2 (please see page #19 for more details) Participants travelling to the Games in an RV must report to RV Registration to receive their RV Campsite location.

Registration


The Games Host Society will try to match participants to a location that best suits their accommodation request. You will be notified of your accommodation assignment at Participant Registration. Please DO NOT contact any hotels in the area. Any issues can be brought to the attention of the Director of Accommodations at Participation Registration.

Billet Accommodations Billet accommodations will be used in Strathmore. We have a large number of local Billet Hosts who are looking forward to welcoming you into their homes and providing a comfortable place to stay. Billet hosts will provide each guest with a bedroom, access to a washroom and may offer transportation to and from the Civic Centre Food Centre daily. If you are travelling to Strathmore in your own vehicle, we encourage you to drive to a designated parking area each morning, park your vehicle and take advantage of the internal transportation. All participants who requested Hotel and/or Billet Accommodations must bring a valid credit card in order to cover outstanding charges on the hotel room after the Games. Participants with their own transportation will be given a map/directions to their Billet home after Registration. Participants requiring transportation to their Billet home will either be picked up by their Billet host, or driven using a Courtesy Car.

Hotel Accommodations Hotels will be located in Strathmore. Information on your hotel will be provided at Participant Registration. All participants who requested Hotel and/or Billet Accommodations must bring a valid credit card in order to cover outstanding charges on the hotel room after the Games. Participants will be taken to their accommodations after they attend Participant Registration. Participants using their own transportation must register at Participant Registration prior to checking in at their hotel/accommodation. Participants are asked to check into their accommodation during Registration hours, in order to assist maintaining Volunteer schedules.

Accommodations


Local Accommodations Participants that reside further than 100 km from Strathmore will be accommodated for the Games. Participants that live within 100km radius of Strathmore are responsible for driving to the Games and do not receive accommodation.

Campground/RV Accommodations Participants using their RV’s during the Games will be parked in one major campground located on the Ag Grounds near the ball diamonds, Gate 2. There are no serviced sites. Shower facilities will be available, and more information will be provided at RV Registration. Port-o-potties will be supplied throughout the campground. RV Registration will be open Wednesday and Thursday of Games Week so RV participants may gain access to their assigned spot (see below for hours and location). The use of fire pits is not permitted. Access to water and waste dumping stations will be available on site for $10 per use. RV Registration (Ag Grounds, behind the ball diamonds, Gate 2)

Wednesday, July 15 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Thursday, July 16 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM *RV registration is to receive your RV accommodation information only. You will still need to attend Participant registration at the Registration Centre. Please attend RV Registration prior to Participant Registration. There will be no parking for RVs at Participant Registration. Internal Transportation will be available for RV Participants to and from Registration on Thursday, as well as to the Food Centre during the entirety of the Games.*

Accommodations


Internal transportation is available to all participants, guests, mission staff, and volunteers. There will be shuttles from hotels to the Food Centre in the morning, and then to activity venues throughout the day. A full schedule will be available at registration. There is limited parking at the Games venues. Participants with their own vehicles are encouraged to park in the designated parking areas North of the Food Centre and utilize internal transportation to and from each venue. If there are any unforeseen circumstances (ie. missing your bus), a courtesy vehicle can be made available by calling the Games Office. People Movers will be available to transport Participants to and from parking and RV areas. Courtesy Vehicles can be requested through the Communication Centre if required, preferably with advanced notice so availability can be planned. Golf Carts will be available to assist in moving participants around the grounds and to the venues along Brent Boulevard.

Sunday, July 19

All hotels have a check out time of 11 AM. Participants competing on Sunday morning must check out of their hotel prior to leaving for their venue. Participants will be able to utilize the internal transportation system to move their luggage from their hotel to the Strathmore Family Centre where it will be safely stored until the external buses arrive. Participants departing on external buses are required to leave their luggage in the Family Centre as there will be no room for baggage at activities and other venues. All luggage must be tagged with Participant external bus numbers and taken to the designated drop area in the Family Centre. Participants are responsible for their own luggage. Once the external buses arrive, luggage may be loaded onto the appropriate bus (12 PM – 1:30PM). The buses will be ready for departure immediately following the Closing Ceremonies.

Internal Transportation

Departure Procedures


Food Centre Strathmore Civic Centre/Strathmore High School Gym

120 Brent Blvd/100 Brent Blvd Food Centre Hours

Thursday, July 16 Dinner: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Friday, July 17 Breakfast: 6:00 AM – 9:00 AM Dinner: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Saturday, July 18 Breakfast: 6:00 AM – 9:00 AM Calgary Stampede Breakfast: 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM Dinner: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Sunday, July 19 Brunch: 6:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Lunches: Box lunches will be provided on Friday and Saturday to

all Participants and Guests (who have purchased a meal package). Please see table on next page for times and location for lunch pick up. Please wear your Accreditation Tag when picking up lunch. If picking up lunches for other participants, you will be asked the names of all the people you will be picking up for. On Sunday, brunch will be provided for extended hours.

Dietary Concerns: Special meals will be provided to those

participants and guests that have indicated dietary concerns on their registration form (ex. allergies, celiac)

Hydration: Participants will be provided with a reusable water

bottle at registration. See page #7 for water stations.

Concession/Bar: Concession/Bars will be open at the Legion,

Strathmore Station, and the Ball Diamonds.

Food Services


Opening Ceremonies Sponsored by ATCO Gas & Chinook Financial

Thursday, July 16, 2015 Strathmore Ag Grounds Grandstand

7:00 PM – 8:30 PM The Opening Ceremonies for the Strathmore 2015 Alberta 55 Plus Summer Games will take place on Thursday, July 16 2015 at the Strathmore Ag Grounds Grandstand at 7:00 PM. Participants will be seated by zone.

Closing Ceremonies Sunday, July 19, 2015

Strathmore High School Gym 100 Brent Blvd

1:30 PM – 2:00 PM The Closing Ceremonies for the Strathmore 2015 Alberta 55 Plus Summer Games will take place on Sunday, July 19 2015 at the Strathmore High School Gym beginning at 1:30 PM.

ATCO Gas Torch Relay The Strathmore Alberta 55 Plus Summer Games will be continuing

the proud tradition of the ATCO Gas Torch Relay. The ATCO Gas Torch Relay will begin at 10:30 AM on Thursday, July 16th at

Kinsmen Park. Congratulations to the ATCO Gas Torch Relay participants for their

part in carrying out the spirit of the Games! We would like to extend a special thank-you to ATCO Gas for its commitment to

sports and its sponsorship of the Torch Relay.

Ceremonies


Friday July 17 Activity Location Time

Athletics Wheatland Track 9:30AM – 3PM

Bocce Happy Gang 9AM – 2:45PM

Contract Bridge Strathmore High 9AM – 3PM

Cribbage Strathmore High 9:30AM – 2:30PM

Cycling 817/Ag Grounds 10AM – 12:30PM

Floor Curling Westmount 9:30AM – 4PM

Floor Shuffleboard Strathmore Curling Rink 9:30AM – 3:45PM

Golf Strathmore Golf Club 8AM – 2PM

Horseshoes Behind Curling Rink/Ag Grounds

9:30AM – 4PM

Military Whist Strathmore High 9:30AM – 4PM

Pickleball Wheatland Crowther Memorial Junior

High

9AM – 5PM 9AM – 5PM

Pool (8-Ball) RCL – Strathmore Branch #10 Happy Gang 50+ Society

Strathmore Station

9AM – 4PM 9AM – 4PM 9AM – 4PM

Slo-Pitch Strathmore Ball Diamonds 8AM – 5PM

Swimming Strathmore Aquatic Centre 9:45AM – 2PM

Tennis Strathmore Tennis Courts 9AM – 5PM

Activities Schedule


Saturday July 18 Activity Location Time

Athletics Wheatland Track 9:30AM – 3:30PM

Bocce Happy Gang 9:30AM – 2:45PM

Contract Bridge Strathmore High 9:30AM – 3:30PM

Cribbage Strathmore High 9AM – 2:30PM

Cycling 817/Ag Grounds 10AM – 12:30PM

Floor Curling Westmount 9:30AM – 2:45PM

Floor Shuffleboard Strathmore Curling Rink 9:30AM – 3:45PM

Golf Strathmore Golf Club 8AM – 2PM

Horseshoes Behind Curling Rink/Ag Grounds

9:30AM – 4PM

Military Whist Strathmore High 9:30AM – 1PM


High School

9AM – 5PM 9AM – 5PM

Pool (8-Ball) RCL-Strathmore Branch #10 Happy Gang 50+ Society

Strathmore Station

9AM – 4PM 9AM – 4PM 9AM – 4PM

Slo-Pitch Strathmore Ball Diamonds 8AM – 5PM

Swimming Strathmore Aquatic Centre 9:45AM – 2PM

Tennis Strathmore Tennis Court 9AM – 4PM

Sunday July 19 Floor Shuffleboard Strathmore Curling Rink 8:30AM – 10:30AM


High School

8AM – 11AM 8AM – 11AM

Slo-Pitch Strathmore Ball Diamonds 8AM – 11AM

Activities Schedule


General

You are responsible for your belongings and equipment at all times. The Alberta 55 Plus Summer Games is not responsible for any lost or stolen items.

Volunteers are essential to the Games. You are reminded to treat all volunteers with respect.

Cell phones must be turned off at all times during play.

Remember to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, rain apparel, and a hat.

Spectators are encouraged to bring lawn chairs.

Please be advised that there are no sporting goods stores in Strathmore. Bring spare equipment if necessary.

Athletics

Spiked shoes are permitted on the track.

Track is shale.

All competitor numbers will be distributed at the registration table at the track on Friday morning. Numbers are to be worn on the front of Participant’s clothing.

All race events will have judges and hand timing. Cycling

Bicycle storage will be available at Participant Registration if required.

Golf

Transportation of golf clubs to the venue will be available during registration if required. They will be locked at the Strathmore Golf Club.

Horseshoes

You are required to bring your own horseshoes for play. Pool (8-Ball)

Participants are required to bring their own cue. Pickleball

Participants are required to bring their own racquet. Slo-Pitch

Diamonds will be groomed after each game if necessary.

Activity Reminders


There will be at least one umpire for each game and at least one score keeper.

Swimming

You should bring a lock to secure your locker. Tennis

You are responsible for your own racquet. Bring a reserve racquet if possible.

Tennis courts are open for practice and to the public anytime competition is not taking place.

Activity Friday Saturday Sunday Athletics 12PM & 3:15PM 12PM & 3:15PM N/A

Bocce* N/A 3:30PM N/A

Contract Bridge*

N/A 5:15PM N/A

Cribbage* N/A 3:30PM N/A

Cycling* 1:30PM 1:30PM N/A

Floor Curling* N/A 3:30PM N/A

Floor Shuffleboard*

N/A N/A 11:30AM

Golf N/A 2:15PM N/A

Horseshoes* N/A 5:15PM N/A

Military Whist* N/A 1:30PM N/A

Pickleball* N/A N/A 11:30AM

Pool (8-Ball)* N/A 5:15PM N/A

Slo-Pitch* N/A N/A 11AM

Swimming 11AM & 1PM 11AM & 1PM N/A

Tennis* N/A 5:15PM N/A

*Medal Ceremonies located at Strathmore High School

Sponsored by Johnson Inc.

Results will be displayed at the Food Centre. They may also be displayed on the Games website. www.2015strathmoregames.ca

Medal Presentations

http://www.2015strathmoregames.ca/


Wednesday July 15 Creative Arts Display Sneak a Peak (Open to public)

Evening 6 PM – 8 PM

Upstairs Family Centre (Arena)

Thursday July 16 Strathmore Games Opening Ceremonies

Evening 7 PM – 8:30 PM

Strathmore Ag Society Grand

Stand

Friday July 17 Creative Arts Display All Day

10 AM – 8 PM Upstairs Family Centre (Arena)

Beer Gardens Kirstyn Johnson

4 PM – 10 PM

6 PM – 9 PM

Strathmore Ag Society Livestock

Pavilion

Ton Beau String Quartet

6:30PM – 7:45PM 8:15PM – 9:30PM

Crowther Memorial Junior High Theatre

Life After Hockey 7 PM & 8:45 PM Strathmore High School Theatre

Brentwood Barn Dance

6:30PM – 8:00PM 8:30PM-10:00PM

Brentwood Elementary Gym

Saturday July 18

Calgary Stampede Breakfast

7 AM – 9 AM Behind Civic Centre

Creative Arts Display All Day 10 AM – 2 PM

Upstairs Family Centre (Arena)

Beer Gardens Murray Cummings

4 PM – 10 PM

5 PM – 7 PM

Strathmore Ag Society Livestock

Pavilion

Grandstand Show Evening 7 PM – 10 PM

Strathmore Ag Society Grand

Stand

Cultural Events


Grandstand Saturday evening brings our biggest show. Here we hope to entertain all of our participants, volunteers, sponsors and remaining seats will be available for purchase by the public. We are starting the evening with an equestrian demonstration by the Sam Steele Scouts. Drew Gregory, a home grown musician, who is an up and coming artist on the Canadian and North American country music scene will then be performing for the crowd.

Drew Gregory Sam Steele’s Scouts

2013 ACMA Fan’s Choice 2013 Album of the Year 2013 ACMA Male Artist of the Year

Friday, July 17, 2015 11 AM – 7 PM

Strathmore Family Centre (160 Brent Blvd)

Learn about how to stay happy and healthy at any age. Explore activities you’ve always wanted to do. Educate yourself on new

sustainability practices. There is a little something for everyone at the Health and Wellness Fair.

Health & Wellness Fair

Cultural Events


A general information booth will be located at the Strathmore High School during the Games. The information booth will also act as a souvenir booth. Here participants, guests and spectators can pick up Games information, such as maps and schedules, and souvenirs. See below for hours of operation and a list of souvenirs.

Information Booth Hours Thursday, July 16 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Friday, July 17 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM ; 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Saturday, July 18 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM ; 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Sunday, July 19 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Souvenirs Item Price

Playing Cards $10.00

Visor $10.00

Hat $15.00

Long Sleeve Performance Shirts $25.00

Golf Shirts (Men’s & Women’s) $35.00

Fleece Blanket $35.00

Methods of Payment Available:

Cash / MasterCard / Visa Check out our website for pictures of the Games as they progress!

www.2015strathmoregames.ca

*A compilation of the winning Creative Writing pieces from each zone will be available on the Games website for download.*

Media, Information & Souvenir Booth

http://www.2015strathmoregames.ca/


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