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Drumheller cheers Canadiens to victory In a high scoring affair the Montreal Canadiens Alumni defeated the Drumheller All-Stars 10-8 Wednesday night at the Drumheller Memorial Arena. The teams joined following the game for a photo to commemorate the event.
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inSide STREETERS Super Bowl XLVIII aired Feb. 2, and a feature of Superbowl Sunday is the sky-high priced ads, so inSide Drumheller asks: “What’s your favourite Super Bowl commercial?”
Shelley Morlock “The Budweiser ad with the puppy-“Puppy Adoption” (he was digging under the fence...)”
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Habs, All Stars dazzle in alumni game Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
The regular black and orange of the Drumheller Memorial Arena was muted Wednesday as the red, blue and white took over for the night. The Drumheller Memorial Arena was at near capacity as legendary Montreal Canadiens skated on to the ice to take on a team of Drumheller All Stars. Legends like Steve Shutt and Stephane Richer lined up under the watchful eye of coach Guy Lafleur. While it wasn’t the hallowed Montreal Forum, the mystique of the Habs was present. “There is no question with the Canadiens, no
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Shawna Castonguay “What football game? All I watched was Bruno Mars.”
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Editor inSide Drumheller The following Letter to the Editor is a copy of a letter sent to Prime Minister Stephen Harper from former Drumheller Public Head Librarian Linde Turner after scientist reports and photos of books in dumpsters and newspaper headlines of what the Federal Government calls a “consolidation of material” at a number of its libraries . Dear Mr. Prime Minister: I have searched for an understandable explanation for your gov-
matter where we go, there are so many fans that remember all those years, they remember so many of the good times, and we get a chance to share it with them,” said Rick Green, who played for the Habs for six seasons. “We can go to the smallest areas, down east or up north, and people come out, they want to talk hockey and share their stories.” He chuckles that some of the fans remember those stories better than the players. Lafleur told inSide Drumheller it amazes and surprises them when they see this type of turnout for a game featuring players who have not been on the ice
for years. “We have been away from hockey for so many years. I think people do this because they have a tough time identifying with today’s players, and when they do, they can’t talk to them or take pictures. We are always available to our fans, even when we played in the pros,” said Lefluer. “In a way it keeps us alive.” For many spectators, it was a thrill to just see some of the stars in the flesh. For a number of players it was a dream come true. Not only did Marcel Augey get to play with the Montreal Canadiens, but he also scored the first goal assisted by Stephane Richer. It cer-
ernment’s policy on the destruction of libraries. There isn’t one. One remark that digitization will replace discarded printed material is simply not true, and puts the lie to any explanation of cost saving: digitization cannot occur if the source material is in the dumpster. In addition, digitization is both time-consuming and expensive, as I know from personal experience in my work. The destruction of scientific, medical, historical and cultural material has caused incalculable damage and censorship to present and future generations across Canada and around the world. I urge you to reconsider this direction – as soon as you can, and
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tainly wasn’t the last as Sheldon Straub scored for the All Stars just a few minutes later. The finals score was 10-8 for the Habs. For one member of the All Stars, it was a long road back to hockey, and he was happy to take it. In fact, it took 17 years. Laverne Bremer has been a Montreal fan he estimates since he was one year old. He played as a youngster and also coached for his kids’ teams. Since his son passed away almost two decades ago in a tragic accident, he had never laced on his skates. He was hoping to get tickets for the game, but was surprised by his wife and daughter who bought his
place on the team. Within a month he had found his hockey legs again. The event was in support of raising funds for the Badlands Community Facility. Organizers were pleased with the turnout for the event, and the entertainment value it provided. Some youngsters had the opportunity to have a brush with greatness when the Drumheller All Star Kids played an impromptu game at one of the period changes. “We travel all over the country and have an opportunity to meet a lot of people, and we really enjoy the experience of giving back to the communities,” said Green.
Yours truly, Linde Turner
Editor inSide Drumheller We wish to thank the Drumheller Dragons, Kari-Ann, and the coaches for having the boys come to our Manor for visits, etc. We certainly enjoyed walking with them on the Winter Walk Day and then having them come back over here to have a snack break.
Canalta shows support for Alumni game Hansine Kostelecky, left, of the Badlands Community Facility Fundraising Committee accepts a donation of $2604.45 from Theresa Vyvey, general manager of the Ramada, from Canalta Hotels. inSIde photo by Patrick Kolafa
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The Drumheller Society for Recovery Grace House is looking to make some changes in the future, and has hired a consultant to help them see if it’s possible. “At this point, we’re
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having a consultant do a feasibility study to see if we can raise the money we need to renovate or expand Grace House,� says Executive Director Daniel Harrison. He said The Goldie Company from Calgary is doing the assessment.
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“What the consultant is looking at in terms of overall amount is two to two and a half million dollars,â€? says Harrison. He explains it would be a signiďŹ cant capital campaign for Grace House, and would involve making a number of appeals to govern-
Harrison says if they get a positive result from the consultant, they would probably start the campaign in early summer. Grace House provides a 90 to 120 day residential treatment program for men with alcohol or other drug addictions. Harrison says Grace House operates the Odd Job Squad in Drumheller. “We’ve been shovelling snow for two months,� he says.
TOWN OF DRUMHELLER DEVELOPMENT PERMITS Take notice that the following development permits for the proposed uses listed below have been issued in accordance with Land Use Bylaw 10-08 of the Town of Drumheller. 1. Development Permit T00001-14S; Vision Dek-Or; Plan 9710916; Block 13; Lot 1; 901 South Railway Avenue, Drumheller – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – Placement of Fascia Sign (Truck Pro Drum Diesel) – Classification Medium Industrial “M-2� District Further information regarding these decisions may be obtained from the Development/Planning Department, Town Hall, 224 Centre Street, Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y4 (403) 823-1310 or e-mail cwoods@ dinosaurvalley.com Any person wishing to appeal these decisions may do so by submitting Form F and/or a written notice of appeal to the Secretary of the Subdivision & Development Appeal Board at 224 Center Street, Drumheller, Alberta, T0J 0Y4. A non-refundable fee of $127.25 must accompany the appeal. The “Notice of Appeal� and accompanying fee must be received no later than 4:30 p.m., February 21, 2014. Cindy Woods, Development Officer, Town of Drumheller
Sports, Recreation & Arts Expo. Wed. March 12th, 2014 Badlands Community Facility plays host to the Spring Sports, Recreation & Arts Expo on Wed. March 12th, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m.
“Sports Expo� is an opportunity for residents and neighbours to learn about and register for the incredibly wide variety of activities, clubs and opportunities readily available in the Drumheller district, all under one roof in one evening !! Come on out – attend as an interested parent or participant, or -Register with us an Exhibitor whether you are new to the process or an established exhibitor over the past few years. More information or to Register ?? Please call us at 403.823-1370, or contact us by e-mail at: LRowe@dinosaurvalley.com
CANADA DAY IS COMING FAST! We invite local bands to apply to play at our big party again this year. Please contact Judy at 403-823-1324 or jarvidson@dinosaurvalley. com or Call Lyle at the Badlands Community Facility (403-823-1370) if you would like to help us celebrate.
???DID YOU KNOW??? Placement of C-Cans (sea cans) require a Development Permit application and approval. Also, these units are not permitted in any area zoned as a residential district, even for temporary placement during construction. Please contact the Development Authority for additional information. Cindy Woods, Development Officer, Town of Drumheller 403-823-1310
AND DID YOU ALSO KNOW????? that it is a town bylaw that all dogs and cats be registered. Please attend town hall and buy your dog and cat tags. If a pet wearing tags is lost and then found it makes it much easier to return it to the owner if it can readily be identified. Similarly if your dog or cat has been microchipped by a veterinarian bylaw members have the device to read microchip details and identify the owner. Microchipping has advantages over a dog or cat wearing tags or even tattooing as the chip will always be identifiable and the owner need not worry if your pet was not wearing its tag when it wandered off. Tattooing can be helpful but microchipping appears the most effective and durable method of pet identification. Please buy your registrations and do your utmost to ensure that your pet can be identified and returned to you in the event it gets lost. Any questions please call Greg Peters at the Community Enforcement and Bylaw office at 823-1363. If anyone would like further information or discuss any of the topics above please call Greg Peters of bylaw at town hall 823-1363. Thanks.
The Town of Drumheller is pleased to offer the Badlands Scholarship again this year. We are putting the scholarship timing up to match with the Celebration of Excellence. Applications will be available at Town Hall beginning Feb. 15th and will be accepted until March 31, 2014.
BOARD VACANCIES
The Town of Drumheller has vacancies on the following Boards: Drumheller Public Library (1 vacancy) and Municipal Planning Commission (1 vacancy) and Policing Committee – 3 vacancies ( One from Starland County, one from Munson, Morrin or Delia and one member at large from Drumheller). Please contact Linda Handy 403823-1339 if you are interested in serving in this capacity.
2014 Drumheller Seniors Walking Challenge! Make a great start to the New Year by joining us on Monday, January 20th at 9:00 am at The Badlands Community Facility walking track and sign-up for our second annual 30 day walking challenge. We collectively walked all the way to Mexico last year, so let’s see how far we can go!!  This is not a competition, but instead a challenge for anyone 55 years of age or older to increase your level of daily physical activity by walking a little more each day with prizes available.  Michelle Volkart, Health Promotion with Alberta Health Services will be on hand to share some great walking tips. Toonie drop in applies only for the Monday morning walking program if you are not already a member. Contact Rose at the Seniors Office at 403-823-1317 for more information. DRUMHELLER AQUAPLEX IS NOW OPEN. Thank you for your patience as we improved the facility for you. . Online:www.dinosaurvalley.com/ For additional information please call the Drumheller Aquaplex 403-823-1322 or 403-823-1321
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Deadline for Applications: Friday April 25th, 2014 at 4:00pm or until positions are filled. Resumes may be submitted to Kevin Blanchett, Operations Manager, Infrastructure Services 117 - 7th Avenue SE, Drumheller, TOJ 0Y3 or fax to (403) 823-1353 or email kblanchett@dinosaurvalley.com. We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those invited for an interview will be contacted.
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As inconspicuous us as it may look, Co-op cash has real value and should be treated as money, as one Drumheller resident learned. An agent appeared in provincial court on behalf of Terry Heptonstahl. He was charged with possession of stolen property. He pleaded guilty. The court heard that between August 9 and 11 of 2013 a resident’s motor vehicle was broken into and about $45 in Co-op Cash, a rebate coupon printed on a receipt when a person buys gas at the Co-op Gas Bar, was taken. On August 14, the person went to the Co-op gas bar and asked the staff to keep a look-out for his Coop cash. Each receipt typically has the name of the customer and their Co-op number. About 20 minutes later Heptonstahl walked into the gas bar and attempted to pay for his gas using the vouchers. The staff refused and Heptonstahl paid for his gas. Agent for Heptonstahl indicated that the cash came from a fellow that Heptonstahl gave a ride to, and he should have known such a deal was too good to be true. He was fined $300 plus a victim’s fine surcharge.
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Surprise your sweetheart with a gourmet four-course dinner and evening out at the Rosebud Mercantile. Executive Chef Pat Murphy and his team have put together a special Valentine’s Day menu with seating at 6:00, 6:30 or 7:00 pm.
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Thursday, February 20, Drumheller: 2014 Speaker Series at the Royal Tyrrell Museum Auditorium. 11:00 a.m. Free. Tim Schowalter Mammals of the Drumheller Region Revisted after 20 Years. Tuesday, February 25, Drumheller: DinoArts Annual General Meeting. Small multi purpose room at the Badlands Community Facility. 7:00 p.m. Saturday, March 29, Rumsey: The Morrin Figure Skating Club presents ‘The Chevelles’. Rumsey Hall. Doors open 8:00 p.m.; Show time: 9:00 p.m.
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Friday, February 14, East Coulee: East Coulee Hotel & Tavern presents a Valentine’s Dinner for Two. Reservations essential. Reservations must be made by February 11. Call 403-822-0007. Friday, February 14, Drumheller: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a gourmet Valentine’s Dinner at the Rosebud Mercantile! 1-800-267-7553 to book your table. Friday, February 14, Drumheller: The Old Grouch’s presents the annual Valentine Supper. To reserve call Fran at 403-823-5755.
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Monday, February 10, Drumheller: After 5, 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Central School (across from the water tower); $13 includes dinner & program. DARRYL REID, artistic local photographer will display & discuss his creative gallery of western landscapes & his new venture of a local camera club. Speaker TAMMY BELZILE a certified fitness trainer, will speak on “What’s YOUR name?” Reservations essential 403823-4398. All ladies welcome. Tuesday, February 11, Drumheller: The Redeemed Christian Church of God Throne of God meets every Tuesday for Bible Study at 7:00 p.m. Large Multi-purpose Room at Badlands Community Facility. Wednesday, February 12, Drumheller: Outside The Book - a program for 3-6 year olds. Every Wednesday evening February 12 - March 12, 6-7 pm at the Drumheller Public Library. Thursday, February 13, Drumheller: 2014 Speaker Series at the Royal Tyrrell Museum Auditorium. 11:00 a.m. Free. Lorna O’Brien Burgess Shale Fauna.
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Nicholas MANSER Age: 27 Current employer: Canadian Tire What do you like best about your job? Meeting new people every day. How long have you lived in the valley? Here since September 1st. What do you like best about living here? I must say there’s a lot more stuff to do here. We have two young boys and they love dinosaurs. What brought you here? Connie (wife) used to live here, she moved back to Nova Scotia, we met, moved out here. Where’s all your family? Yarmouth and Wedgeport (little French fishing community outside Yarmouth), Nova Scotia. Where were you born and raised? Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. I was a lobster fisherman. What was that like? Very cold and a lot of late nights. We had to leave
at midnight/1 am and by the time we haul, back by suppertime. What’s the best way to eat lobster? Steam it, fry it up in the pan with cream, 2 bread, sauce & lobster & away you go. Favourite thing to do with the kids? Would love to go camping in Banff haven’t been there yet. Any hobbies? I’m excited to do some fishing (bass). If you won the $50 million Lotto Max... I’d buy a nice, big house right by a lake. What song would you sing at karaoke? Nirvana “Come As You Are.” Favourite Nova Scotian saying: Cripe bubba son, as in “Cripe bubba son you don’t know what you’re doing?” They say it more than anything down home. Favourite saying? “Better late than never.”
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Valentine’s Day: A Day of Romance The origins of Valentine’s Day are not clear. It is thought that there were a number of local fertility festivals in Europe in pre-Christian times. These were often in the middle of February. Many people also thought that birds chose their mates at this time of year. Around the year 1380, the English poet Chaucer wrote a poem for the first anniversary of the engagement of King Richard II to Anne of Bohemia. This is thought to be the first association between celebrations of romantic love and St Valentine’s Day on February 14. The connection remained important throughout the middle ages. In the mid-19th century, there was an increase in interest in Valentine’s Day, first in the United States, then in Canada. It was promoted by manufacturers of paper lace and cards as a means of increasing their sales. Gradually, this date was seen as an occasion for a man to present gifts to a woman with whom he had or would like to have had a romantic relationship. It was also customary for lovers to exchange handwritten notes. These have now largely been replaced by commercially produced cards.
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TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, keep a firm hand on your wallet so you can avoid spending well beyond your means. It is best if you avoid making any impulse purchases in the near future. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Gemini, listen carefully when a family member comes to you with some sage advice. Even a seemingly relaxed conversation may prove fruitful. CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 Cancer, you may seem rushed this week, but resist the temptation to go faster than is comfortable for you. Take your time so things are done right the first time. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Leo, you may have so much fun this week that you don’t realize you have been getting work done in the process. Your attitude is even inspiring others around you. VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Take a step back when you don’t see eye to eye with a colleague, Virgo. Disagreements can quickly escalate, so keep a level head and take all things into consideration. LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Libra, your intuition and ability to work with people closely will make your life much more enjoyable. Make use of these talents as you pursue a new career path. SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 Falling into a slump just isn’t your style, Scorpio. Even if things don’t seem to be going your way, your attitude and work ethic will make the most of the situation. SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, playing games with someone can be fun, but don’t let things turn into a serious rivalry. Focus on being lighthearted this week. CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, your responsible nature helps those in your care to feel safe and secure. It is good to show others how much they mean to you, and you have been doing it correctly.
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Despite efforts over the last few years, sewer odour is still plaguing the Nacmine/ Newcastle area. Foul odour in this area eminating from the Royal Tyrrell Museum’s sewer system has prompted Mayor
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The Mayor says the problem has been going on for years. He states it’s been an issue for the seven or eight years he’s been in Council. “A couple of years ago the town replaced the lines, but unfortunately it didn’t prevent the problem from happening,” says the May-
or. Al Kendrick, Director of Infrastructure Services for the Town of Drumheller, says the tender the province put out for work is now closed, with an expected arrival date of materials for replacement in three weeks, and an expected completion date of
March 18th. Mr. Kendrick, at the January 27 Drumheller Town Council meeting, listed a few things the province was looking at trying, such as jet cleaning the line, changing some valves and changing some piping. If the town is not satisfied after the prov-
ince does their work, there are a number of methods town staff could try for remedies. Residents from Fourth Avenue in Newcastle who notice an odour are asked to call Brian Bolduc at 403-823-1330 or Linda Handy at 403-8231339, day or night, and leave a message.
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Junior high students winter walk with a twist A few junior high students at Drumheller Valley Secondary School added variety to their winter walk by doing the twist Wednesday. Students walked inside this year due to the cold weather. At
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ing up and continuing to play our game,â€? says coach Steve Johnston, adding “The kids are really starting to play their positions well and we are getting some really strong goal tending, which is starting to make a dierence late in games and in the standings.â€? Against Cremona, Canalta was down by 2 - 0, but came back and held on to their late lead to win. “After a bit of a slow start to the season, the kids are really coming on strong as of late and have won four of our last ďŹ ve games in a really tough division,â€? says coach Johnston. “The Bertram Drilling/Sports Room Midgets won their provincial game against Olds 8 to 1. The game was rescheduled from January 29, which was cancelled due to the weather. Coach Jamie O’Brien says the team played well overall, and moved the puck well. Ryan Skytt and Matt McDougald both scored hat-tricks for the midgets.
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Drumheller’s minor hockey players are doing their best to propel their teams to win as playo time nears. The Encana Atom Raptors played at home against Strathmore on Saturday, winning their game 6 to 2. “Our player’s played very well defensively and limited Strathmore’s chances throughout the game,â€? says coach Je Paarup. He says the team played consistently through all three periods, which is what their coaching sta has been looking for. The player of the game was Jesse Paarup. Encana plays Strathmore again on home ice this Saturday. Hi-Way 9 Peewee Raptors had their work cut out for them at home as they faced Canmore, the top team in the league. The team lost 6 - 1, with coach Jason Ewing saying although it was a tough game, the team did have some positives with their positional play.
Ewing says they need to be at their best to beat Canmore, and he believes they can. “Hopefully we will get another shot at them in the playos.â€? The Hi-Way 9 goal came from Dale Pliva, with assists going to Jarred Durbano and Sam Gridley. The McDonald’s Novice Raptors also had a regular season game on the weekend, losing to Airdrie 12 to 3. Coach Kit Clark says the loss isn’t necessarily a bad thing, as he was concerned the team was getting a little over conďŹ dent during the past few league games. Clark says their two ďŹ rst year players, Brett Schrock and Ava Harrington, were a bright part of the game, playing hard and smart for the whole game. The Canalta Novice Raptors won both of their games over the weekend. Canalta won 4 - 3 over Chestermere, down 3-0 after two periods but then came back to score four goals in the third period for the win. “The kids did an awesome job by not giv-
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