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Jake Clubb, 11, practises his soccer heading skills Wednesday at a soccer camp put on by Rocky Mountain Soccer Academy in partnership with the Drumheller Soccer Association. The camp ran Monday to Thursday, lead by John Clubb, formerly of the Middlesbrough Football Club. inSide photo by Kyle Smylie

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New facility expands versatility of library

The newly constructed Drumheller Composite High School is looking for a renaming for when classes resume in January. inSide Drumheller asks, “What would you like to see DCHS named?”

“Anything but Degrassi High.”

Angela Treacy “Drumheller High School, like all other towns name schools.”

Chalene Kuefler “Anything that doesn’t have ‘dinosaur’ in it.

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One of the highlights of the new community facility will be the new and expanded public library, and those involved with the project are looking forward to the opportunities it will bring the community. A major ﬁxture of the Badlands Community Facility is the public library, and while the space is increasing, more than the sheer square footage of the facility are the programs and advantages to the community the library can bring. It is hard to gauge a comparison of the old and new library in terms of size said chair of the Drumheller Public Library Board Linda Traquair because the gallery will now be separate from the library. Just as important as the size is the infrastructure and the usability of space. Space will be more dedicated for its intended use. One of the biggest expanding components of the library is the workroom, where books from other partnered libraries are sent and received. Traquair said upwards of 1,600 books are processed a month. “It is kind of a back of house operation, yet it is crucial to providing the services more and more,” she said. Another example of dedicated space is the meeting areas. Currently the video conferencing facility at the current library shares space with the gallery. Spaces provided for the service at the new facility will be wired and even have specialized lighting to better use the equipment. “The video conferencing is just taking oﬀ,” said Traquair. Technology upgrades will also make

the library more user friendly. She explains since the library went with a wireless internet connection, they are seeing more users accessing the internet with their own computers or devices. What this has led to is more wires, not for the internet, but to charge or power patrons’ devices. The new design allows more users to plug in without searching behind shelves. The library will be located directly across from the multipurpose room and will have a separate entrance. This will help if the library is running programs that include an activity such as a craft that can be delivered in the other space. Another creative way of using the space better is that some of the new racks will be movable.

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“We can do that in our new space, whereas in our current location to meet the needs of youth you almost have to take away something.” Linda Traquair

The library will have dedicated space for the collection as well as a youth area, children’s areas, periodicals, study and meeting areas. Part of the planning is looking at a new vision of what a library is and what it is evolving to become. She says the image of libraries as a stuﬀ y, quiet place with a musty card catalogue and stacks of books up to the ceiling is changing. Libraries are taking on a more interactive and social dimension. Some will grieve this change, and while the library will continue to have spaces for study and quiet reading, it wants to expand the usages of the space. She says some examples of the evo-

lution are possibly a space for gaming, listening stations and growing music and video sections, in hope that they can engage another generation to appreciate the library. “We can do that in our new space, whereas in our current location, to meet the needs of youth you almost have to take away something,” she said. This lack of space impedes the library's ability to keep its collection relevant to users. “Right now when we get new books, often our shelves are full,” said Traquair. “I think it is important we have a vigorous process of culling, otherwise we would be twice as big as we are now, and still not have anything that you want to read. But we are right on the edge right now.” She says the expanded space will allow for subtle changes that will make a user’s experience better. By simply having a bit more space between stacks, it will improve accessibility and even improve the lighting. They hope to leave many of the bottom shelves bare to allow users more access. She is excited by the changes, and hopes it will allow the library to deliver better services “The size helps facilitate more programs, but the issue is the operating dollars, and the operating dollars is staff. A high percentage of our budget goes to the hours (of staffing). We are always working to increase our staffing. We are aggressively looking for grants and programs we could apply for, and we think this space allows us to expand our thinking on what we could do,” said Traquair.

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Lightning sets East Coulee garage ablaze Drumheller Fire Department and the East Coulee Hall responded to a fire shortly after 12 a.m. on Thursday, August 12, to East Coulee where a detached garage was burning. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze. There were no injuries and no other buildings damaged. It was reported the fire was caused by a lightning strike. inSide Photo

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In the last couple of weeks I have attended memorial services for a couple of good men. Both men had lived in the area all of their lives and were well known. (I have reached that unfortunate stage in my life where with each passing year I am attending more funerals and memorial services then I am weddings.) As I sat through these last two services, and listened to the testimonials and tributes given to those men by friends and family, something scary occurred to me. These men, both of whom I considered friends, helped to build their communities and their families through various activities and contributions of one kind or another. The frightening things is, who will replace them, how do you replace them? Will we, the progeny of these good men, these community builders, be as good as they were? I for one, know that I am not near the man my dad was. (To say “the man he is” would be overstating things, even he isn’t the man he was). It’s scary to think that there are shoes that cannot be filled, and personalities that cannot be replicated. Perhaps I am scared for myself. I know that every generation produces a crop of men who seemingly cannot be replaced, and yet somehow their achievement and contributions are matched and even exceeded by following generations. Neither they nor their contributions are forgotten, but the next generation does replace. My fear is personal, just as that of any son when thinking, “How do I fill his shoes, how do I compare?” Time will judge. The other morning I stepped out to get my paper. Nothing unusual in that, except that when I got inside and pulled off the rubber band, it was the National Post. I did a double take just to make sure, and then went back outside to find my Calgary Herald. Apparently my Calgary Herald had been replaced by the National Post. Just last week I had a call from the people at the National Post asking if I would like to take delivery for a month or two for free. I thanked the young lady, but said no, I already have plenty of paper lying around the living room. Besides, why would I want to read about the goings-on in Toronto? I seriously doubt that those who write for the National Post have any interest what happens in Alberta, Calgary, or should they even be aware of its existence, Drumheller. This is not a shot at the National Post, it’s a fine newspaper, with some fine writers, it’s just that I prefer to be informed by a paper whose interests, bylines and coverage relate to where I live. The Calgary Herald informs me in just that way; it suits my needs. The National Post would be superfluous, and where do they get off calling it the “National Post”? An obvious question. The Post comes out of Toronto and as some people believe and others dividingly tease, Toronto is the center of the universe. (That’s a shot.) I believe I will stick with the Calgary Herald and The Drumheller Mail for my news. That may mean I remain a member of the unenlightened proletariat, but so be it. Just out of curiosity, I wonder if the Calgary Herald phones Toronto trying to sell subscriptions. 33m

Age: 26. Employer: Canadian Tire. Job Title: Promotions Manager. How long have you been in Drumheller? Since June, moved from Vancouver. What do you like most about the valley? The friendly people. What would you change about Drumheller? I want a Starbucks here. What do you do in your free time? Coach gymnastics and volleyball, and golﬁng. What’s in your CD player? House music mix. Team Edward or Jacob? Don’t know who is who, but I walked by Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart in Vancouver. Coke or Pepsi? Neither. Where do you wish to travel? Europe and South America. What’s a good book you’ve read recently? What the Dog Said by Malcom Gladwell.

Favourite movie? Armageddon. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to bring? I’d bring wine (screw top, of course), my iPhone, and lots of books. If you were Prime Minister today, what would be your ﬁrst act in oﬃce? To implement a new sustainability plan. Favourite food? Sushi. If you could have dinner with anyone, dead or alive, who would it be? Michael Jackson, and I’d serve him steak and lobster. Words of wisdom? Live in the present. If you had a time machine, where and when would you go? To the ancient Mayan civilization in Mexico, I think it’s intriguing. What’s your dream car? Pearl-white Range Rover.

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Those looking to get their name on the ballot for the job of town councillor won’t have to put out to do so, council members decided Thursday morning. Drumheller’s town council held a special meeting to decide whether candidates in the upcoming fall election would have to provide a $100 deposit before entering. Nomination Deposit Bylaw 18-10 was defeated. Councillors Andrew Berdahl, Don Guidolin, Blaine McDonald, Sharel Shoﬀ, Terry Yemen opposed the motion which was said to be common procedure in other municipalities to weed out nominations that aren’t serious. “I see the rationale, if you’re

serious $100 is minimal in terms of stepping up to the plate,” said Councillor Blaine McDonald, “but the timing necessitates that we appear we do not want people to run.” Councillor Karen Bertamini also said the timing was poor, but a deposit is common practice and is typical of most elections. The original request for decision was brought to the councillor chambers at their biweekly meeting on Monday, four days before the deadline to impose the nomination deposit bylaw. The Local Authorities Election Act states that they could not pass the bylaw 30 days before nomination day, September 20. One councillor was missing

from Monday’s meeting, so a special meeting was held early Thursday morning to vote before deadline. The current sitting councillors did not pay the deposit before their election run. “We’ve had three years to do this, and here we are a month before and it’s been thrown at us stone cold,” said Councillor Don Guidolin. Councillor Sharel Shoﬀ suggested imposing the bylaw after the coming election. The deposit would have been returned if the candidate was elected, if the candidate obtained half of the votes of the elected candidate with the least votes, or if the candidate withdrew within 24 hours after the close of the nomination period.

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ments did not show up to give blood. Canadian Blood Services understands donors lead busy lives and may not be able to attend all appointments. They ask of those unable to attend, to call 1-888-2-DONATE to cancel their appointment. The next Drumheller donation clinic is on Monday, November 8 at the Drumheller and District Agricultural Society Stampede Grounds. Healthy people can donate

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The Drumheller and District Chamber of Commerce through the World’s Largest Dinosaur Legacy Fund presented the Drumheller and District Humane Society with $2,000 on Saturday, August 14 for their Kennel Project. The funds were used to purchase two fully equipped large kennels complete with cat beds and stainless steel litter pans. Cindy Clark, president of the Chamber of Commerce, presented the funds to long time Humane Society volunteer,Lena Braman. The Adoption Centre located at 371B 3rd Avenue West is open on Saturdays from 11 am to 3 pm.

Locals are invited to come meet the cats and learn how they can support the care of needy animals in our community. The World’s Largest Dinosaur Legacy Fund invests a portion of funds generated by the World’s Largest Dinosaur tourist attraction and giftshop to enhance and enrich community economic development initiatives in the Drumheller region. The Drumheller and District Chamber of Commerce is currently accepting applications for projects that meet the Legacy Fund guidelines. Applications can be picked up at the Chamber of Commerce oﬃce or for more information call 403823-8100. Deadline for applications is Wednesday, September 1, 2010.

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East Coulee, a town rich in memory

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No trip to the Drumheller Valley is complete without a visit to the town that almost disappeared: East Coulee. Once a thriving coal town with over 3000 residents, the memory of the former mining boomtown is still well preserved within the Valley walls. East Coulee now has a population of 200, many of whom are dedicated to the town's rich history. The road to East Coulee is a trip back in time, down the valley of the dinosaurs, where petrified forests once stood, and miners toiled for coal in the many mines tunnelled into the river valley walls. Highway 10 is dotted with a number of small communities such as Rosedale, Lehigh, Cambria, Wayne and East Coulee that were once populated with the families of thousands of coal miners who worked in the Valleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 140 mines. The â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;golden eraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; from 1911 to 1947 drew thousands of men seeking work, some as young as 14, and the population in towns like East Coulee, Wayne, Nacmine and Drumheller soared. One of the Valleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most prominent mines, the Atlas Coal Mine, remained open until 1979 and with its closing the last echoes of an era fell into silence. Now the Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site has become one of the Valleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most treasured tourist attractions and a quick visit can take you through the everyday life of a coal miner. Ride the actual electric train that the coal miners rode each and every day in and out of the underground tunnels. Follow in the footsteps that thousands of men took up to the top of the Atlas Coal Mine tipple, the last wooden tipple in Canada. At eight stories high the tipple is a truly exhilarating structure and portrays an honest depiction of the duties and working conditions of a coal miner's life. The Atlas Coal Mine has also been named a Provincial Historic Resource and has been designated a Canadian Historical Site. Described as the most complete mining museum in Canada, the Atlas Coal Mine still has everything but the hole

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lee on Highway 10 be sure to stop and visit the acclaimed Hoodoos site. Hoodoos are sandstone formations that have been eroded by the elements over millions of years and the end result is a unique mushroom like shape carved out of stone. The hoodoos are a perfect stop to completely absorb the natural, distinctive landscape of the Drumheller Valley. Like looking at an old photograph, a visit to East Coulee is a unique experience that will take you back to a time where dinosaurs roamed and miners delved. For a town that almost disappeared, it is now a town that is truly dedicated to its rich history.

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History can evoke emotion, as revealed in one of The Drumheller Mail’s recent stories about Richard Mole, a historic writer who is doing research into a bloody time in Alberta history. Mole is researching the possibility that one of the officers involved in the tracking and eventual demise of David Knox, a man living in Rosebud who gunned down Corporal Moriarty in the spring of 1935. Elmer Zeigler last week dropped into The Drumheller Mail’s office. He fondly recalls his father telling and retelling the story as a youngster. He brought in a copy of Memories, Yours and Mine: A History of Beveridge Lake, East View, Garrett, Hesketh, Humbolt, Kirby, Lenox, Marne, Webbs School Districts. This history of the Hesketh Orkney District has an article by Arthur Forsh, Elmer’s wife’s uncle, which chronicles the death of Knox. His story also appears in the Carbon History book, and gives more insight to the happenings in the spring of 1935. David Knox’s farm was located, according to the article, a halfmile from the south side of the slough, straight south of the Hesketh turn off on the No. 9 Highway. Knox was a veteran of the First World War, was wounded and had a silver plate in his head. Forsh also raises the point that he may have been affected by the poisonous gases used in the conflict and this “made him act queerly” at times. Despite this, he was reported to have gotten on well with his neighbours. While the article does not explore the ins and outs of Knox’s conflict that brought on a visit from the sheriffs to evict him from the land, it reports was rented, it does say it was because of some ‘very unjust land dealing by persons who wanted to get him Happy 10th Birthday to the World's Largest Dinosaur!!

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off the farm.’ Knox ran the sheriffs off his land on an earlier occasion, and the RCMP attempted to contact Knox on another occasion. On April 25, Constable Allan and Corporal Moriarty made their way out to contact Knox. They were warned by neighbours that Knox had pledged to shoot anyone who came on his land. The pair drove up to the home and when Moriarty turned to close the gate he was shot. Constable Allan backed the car around to help his fallen comrade and two more shots were fired. One went through the hood of the car, and exit ed directly behind Constable Allan. When Allan went for help, Knox fled to a neighbour’s field. He took refuge by a granary and

a straw pile. The stand-oﬀ ended dramatically according to the history book. “Finally one Mountie drove around the straw pile and with great speed rushed at Mr. Knox as he was standing beside the granary next to the straw pile and fatally injured him.” The article speculated that Knox’s state of mind at the time may have been further in turmoil at the time not just because of his pending eviction, but also because he had a prized stallion that had been injured and would probably not live. Darlene Raketti grew up hearing the story as well, and says many farmers were and are still very sympathetic to Mr. Knox’s situation.

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RCMP and Sheriff integrated traffic units, along with other law enforcement partners, will be involved in a joint effort to reduce the harm that results from impaired driving collisions. “If you drive impaired, your luck will run out - you will get caught. Even worse, you may be involved in a severe collision that harms someone you love” says Inspector James Stiles, officer in charge of “K” Division Traffic Services. Impaired driving enforcement was selected as the focus area for the month of August in support of the Alberta Traffic Safety Plan. While RCMP and Sheriff integrated traffic units, along with other law enforcement partners, will perform many duties associated with traffic safety throughout the month of August, a special emphasis will be placed on removing and charging impaired drivers. Impaired driving, whether by alcohol or drugs, imposes enormous costs on our society. Families, the health care system, the legal system, insurance companies and the general public all pay the price for impaired drivers. • Impaired driving and refusing to provide a breath sample are both criminal offenses. Alberta is getting tough on impaired drivers. You will be caught! • Driving while impaired by drugs and refusing to comply with a demand for physical sobriety tests or to provide bodily fluid samples is a criminal offense. • If you encounter a suspected impaired driver, record the vehicle license plate number, pull over and dial 911 anywhere in the province. • You have a lot to lose: your freedom, job, dignity, even your life. • Report impaired driving - call 911. It’s your community - It’s your call.

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What makes Drumheller a great place to be? A to Z A Attractions, Atlas Coal Mine, Aquaplex B Badlands, Bleriot Ferry, 11 Bridges to Wayne, Bowling Alley, Baseball Diamonds C Curling Club, Cruisin’ the Dub, Chuckwagons, Campgrounds, Coal Mines, Canoe Rentals D Dinosaur Capital of the World, Dinosaur Digs, Demolition Derby, Drumheller Dragons Hockey E Eateries, East Coulee School Museum F Friendly People, Fossils, Fountain, Funland, Fishing, Festivals, Farmer’s Market G Golf Course, Go-Carts, Gift Shops, Galleries H Horse Thief Canyon, Horseshoe Canyon, Helicopter Rides, Hot Air Ballooning, Homestead Museum, Hand Hills

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As the school year quickly approaches, the St. Anthony’s School community is looking forward to a year of transition as it prepares to enter its new facility on North Dinosaur Trail. Construction has been shaping up on the site and the school plans to make its move early in the new year. Principal Tim Gregorash says they are looking forward to the amenities and possibilities the new facility can offer. The top of the list is the new gymnasium that is double the size of the current gym they occupy. Other programs will benefit from the new facility. “We are going to be able to offer way more options than we did in the past with our construction lab and modules that go with it. The foods lab is going to grow to four times what it is now,” said Gregorash. Other amenities to look forward to include the new modern CTS labs, spaces for drama, and a proper music room. “We are looking forward to the newness of the building;

the whole open atmosphere, it is going to be really nice,” said Gregorash. As for an exact date of the move, “when it gets done, we are going to move,” he said. Beyond the move, there have been some exciting changes this year at the school. The school continues to grow, and Gregorash says they are seeing new students from the Hussar area, as the school has discontinued some of its programs; they are also receiving and influx of new Canadian students. New staff includes Kayla Angeltvedt who will be teaching Grade 1, filling in for a maternity leave. Susan Currie is also filling in a maternity leave in Grade 2. There is another new teacher filling in a maternity leave at the Grade 4 level named Chloe Grant. Robin Braconnier began last school year at St. Anthony’s, and is continuing at the school teaching humanities at the junior high level. Another addition is Daniel Gregorash, who will be teaching senior high Math and Physics. This year St. Anthony’s is of-

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fering a full-time, ﬁve day per week Kindergarten program. Gregorash says they are meeting a demand for the program. “It’s a pilot program so we’ll see how it works,” said Gregorash. “I know the Alberta government is looking at possibly funding full-time Kindergarten.” The school will continue with its part-day Kindergarten program.

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Another major change is the school is going to offer more off-site physical education programs. The primary school students will be participating in swimming this year at the Drumheller Aquaplex. They are also looking at possibly offering bowling or curling to the upper elementary school students. “It’s something different in the Phys-ed line,” said Grego-

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rash. “It was a parent request. They felt they wanted it for their children and after a few years of looking at it, we decided to bring it back.” Gregorash is looking forward to the beginning of the new school year. “The start of the new year is always exciting because it is a clean slate, you get to start over again,” he said.

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1. Fishhook point 5. Golfer Norman 9. S. China seaport 14. Colorless compound 15. Helicopter 16. Like an old woman 17. Complex quantities 18. Swedish rock group 19. Matador injury 20. It's capital is Wellington 23. Worldly rather than spiritual 24. No (Scottish) 25. Having ﬂavor 28. Those easily cheated 32. ____ Ladd, actor 33. Take hold of (Brit.) 35. He played Gordon Hathaway 36. Nostrils 38. Make a mistake 39. Strike with fear 41. Consumed 42. Place in line 44. W. Rumanian city 45. Supply with air 47. Extreme happiness 48. Indian arrowroot 49. Smoking implement 51. Bond author 55. Emotionally distressed 58. Cape near Lisbon 59. Aba ____ Honeymoon 62. Add piquancy 63. Highly excited 64. Longest division of geological time 65. Niches 66. Hold a position 67. Indian musical genre

CLUES DOWN 1. Seed vessel with hooks 2. They __ 3. Bridle strap 4. Baseball scoring path 5. Mohammedan warrior 6. Medieval ﬁddle

Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must ﬁll each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column and box. You can ﬁgure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle!