Friday, January 20, 2012 Vol. 6, No. 3 | 12 pages
Crowning achievement Family Literacy Day recognized See page 7
Ben Messom gets a hand up from the Harlem Crowns last Tuesday night as they took on the DVSS Dynos in an exhibition match. The bleachers were filled with appreciative fans as the crowns showed off an equal balance of basketball skill and comedic antics. The event was a fundraiser for the Dynos as the look to a trip to provincials this season. inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa
Who are you? See page 5
Dragons wake with mighty roar See page 11
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inSide STREETERS The Costa Concordia, a cruise liner, began sinking off of the Tuscan coast after the ship collided with a rocky shore. inSide Drumheller asks: “Would this event change your mind about taking a cruise?”
David Benci “Not very much, I would still go. Because this has happened there would be more safety precautions.”
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The Source to open corporate store in Drumheller Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
The Source Electronics is setting up a corporate store in Drumheller. The valley is currently served by a dealer shop operated by Wave Electronics. The Source is planning to open come April. “We will be opening a new store in Drumheller that will be a The Source corporate store, operated under new management … The current dealer will no longer operate as The Source effective April 2012,” said Kristy Linklater, marketing content manager for The Source, in an e-mail. The plan is for an approximately 2,400 square foot store in the valley. Linklater said the management team and location would be announced at a later date. “Drumheller was selected as
an excellent location for The Source, given the cities strong market and retail demographics,” said Linklater. The Source has about 700 locations across Canada. In 2004 InterTAN, which operated as RadioShack, was acquired by Circuit City. The new ownership rebranded the stores as The Source by Circuit City. This was purchased in 2009 by Bell Canada, and has since dropped the Circuit City brand. Linklater said the opening of the Drumheller store is part The Source dealer store in Drumheller, operated by Wave Electronics will be closing at the end of March, as The Source is bringing in a of a larger expansion. 2,400 square foot corporate store. “The Source is expanding inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa the company’s corporate and dealer operations in the Cana- customer needs as a lead- the change. Discussion on dian market with significant ing consumer electronics and Facebook has some calling for a boycott of The Source corgrowth out west, primarily wireless retailer,” she said. porate store when it opens in Eileen Wood of Wave Elecin BC and Alberta, and will continue to assess our mar- tronics would not comment, Drumheller, to others rallying ket presence across Canada however a number of resi- to help Wave Electronics reto ensure we are meeting our dents appear to not support duce its inventory.
Town to proceed with transmission line Michael Hart “Yes, because of the competency of the crew. But, a cruise never seemed that enticing to me.”
Will not install distribution systems in Lehigh, East Coulee
the outlying communities have their own well systems and those who can afford it have even added their own residential treatment systems. We respect and recognize the clear opposition to the installation of a distribution system so that residents can continue to benefit from their investment in their private well sys-
tems,” says Mayor Terry Yemen. The transmission line is expected to be constructed in 2012 and there are plans for filling stations and fire suppression facilities. This will also allow residents with property along the line to negotiate hooking up to the system. “If they (residents from
Cambria to Lehigh) express an interest, they will meet with administration, and each price will be different depending on how far they have to go,” said Yemen. Council is planning to send a letter to residents along the line in the near future outlining their options with the addition of the transmission line.
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Michael Sharpe “No, it wouldn’t. Maybe my decision on what company I'd choose and I’d definitely do a lot of research.”
Sheila MacRae “If I had the chance I wouldn’t go, especially now, but I don’t like being on the water anyway.”
The Town of Drumheller is respecting the wishes of Lehigh and East Coulee residents by not imposing water distribution systems on the communities. The town will, however, continue with the transmission line from Cambria to the western edge of East Coulee. The town has received 90 per cent funding for the transmission line ($4 million), but the distribution system that would bring water to the edge of residential properties would have been funded through a local improvement tax. Residents of East Coulee and Lehigh overwhelmingly rejected the project, and the town is cognizant of the directive of the residents. “Most of the residences of
Drumhellerites Christmas angels for continuing care seniors The Drumheller Scotiabank and Drumheller Health Centre Recreation Department teamed up for the Adopt a Grandparent program. It was a huge success, making good on the wish lists of seniors who may not otherwise have a visit from Santa. Over 88 gifts were donated and opened on Christmas Eve. Scotiabank and the Recreation Department appreciate the generosity of residents and businesses. Scotiabank volunteers, staff, seniors and family came together for a photo with Santa. submitted photo
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Possession of hash adds 45 days to sentence Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
An inmate at the Drumheller Institution had 45 days tacked onto his sentence after guards found hash in his underwear. David Badger appeared in Provincial Court in Drumheller on Friday, January 13. He pleaded guilty to simple possession of drugs. The court heard how on September 18, 2011, institution staff noted the odour of cannabis during a range walk. Badger was strip searched which revealed a chap stick cap containing hash oil in his underwear. The institutional value of the seizure was about $750. He was given 45 days consecutive to the sentence he is currently serving.
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Woman sentenced for smuggling drugs into prison Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
A woman caught smuggling drugs into the Drumheller Institution was given a conditional sentence order after pleading guilty. Kimberly Robinson appeared in Provincial Court in Drumheller on Friday, January 13 for sentencing. She pleaded guilty to possession for the purpose of trafficking. On December 18, 2010 Robinson attended to the Drumheller Institution to visit her stepson at about 10:30 a.m. She was searched by a drug dog, which alerted staff. Robinson admitted to hav-
ing contraband, and was strip-searched by two female corrections officers. Their search revealed a package wrapped in Saran and a condom, containing 30.5 grams of marijuana on her person. The institutional value of the seizure was about $1,525. Federal Prosecutor Colin Kloot argued for a six-month sentence. He said a situation where drugs are being brought into a institution is always aggravating because of the effect introducing drugs has on the inmate, other inmates and staff, and the primary goal of sentencing in these cases is deterrence and denunciation. Robinson’s pre-sen-
tence report was described as positive, and Kloot said there was not any need for rehabilitation. Defense for Robinson, Dale Slaferek argued that the principles of sentencing could be satisfied by a community disposition. Mitigating factors included that she made an early guilt plea and that marijuana is, he described, a “soft” drug. Judge Gaschler agreed that a conditional sentence was appropriate in this case. Robinson was sentenced to a two-year conditional sentence order. For the first nine months, she will be subject to a curfew and she was ordered to complete 200 hours of community service.
Man racks up fines during check stop Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
A man is facing more than $3,000 in fines after being stopped at a check stop in Drumheller over the holiday season. Tarn Prey appeared in provincial court in Drumheller
on Friday, January 13. He pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of drugs, driving without a valid driver's licence and driving without insurance. The court heard how on December 9, 2011, Prey was stopped at a check stop in
Drumheller. Officers noted the smell of marijuana. The driver was found not to have a valid licence or insurance. A search revealed a bag containing 11 grams of marijuana. A search of his wallet revealed about a half gram of cocaine.
Prey, 28, was fined $300 for possession of marijuana, $700 for possession of cocaine, $230 for driving without a licence and $2,500 for driving with no insurance, plus applicable victim surcharges.
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WHOare you? Heather Little
Age: 29. Employer: Town of Drumheller. Occupation: Marketing and Events OďŹƒcer for the Badlands Community Facility. What do you like most about your job? I like that it’s diverse and I get to do a little bit of everything. Dream job? I really like working
with tourism, events, and marketing, so I’m pretty close. How long have you lived in the valley? Since 1990. What do you like most about living here? The uniqueness. I see a lot of opportunities here. What are some of your top travel destinations? Scotland, I would deďŹ nitely go back. I would
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love to go somewhere warm, like Turks and Caicos. What do you like to do while on vacation? A little bit of everything. If it was somewhere unique I’d see the sights or go to events and festivals. If you could travel through time when and where would you like to visit? I would go back to the '50s and go to a sock hop. What three words would you use to describe yourself? Friendly, energetic, hard working. What is your most memorable childhood toy? LEGO. We had a girls set. There was a little cafe, another set that had a beach, and then there was a ranch too. What is one piece of technology you couldn’t live without? My cellphone, because it encompasses everything. Favourite movies? Princess Bride, While You Were Sleeping, and Love Actually. What’s on your playlist these days? Everything from oldies to country, from rock to dance. What are some songs you’d like to do at karaoke? How Sweet It Is.
Favourite books? I’m reading the Outlander series and Game of Thrones. Favourite sports? I love watching hockey and the Roughriders. I play volleyball, curling, and slow
pitch. Skiing or snowboarding? Currently I’m snowboarding, but I’d love to pull my skis out. Any words of wisdom? Live today like it’s the last.
Who are you? is a weekly feature that profiles various young, professional Drumhellerites.
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The gift of life Susan Boe (left), with the support of her daughter Sarah, went to the Blood Donor Clinic at the Stampede Barn on January 16 to help a worthy cause. Drumheller and area residents crowded the Stampede Barn to give one of the most needed medical resources: blood. Residents who wish to donate can do so again on March 19 when the Blood Clinic returns to the Stampede Barn. For more information or to book an appointment call 1-888-2DONATE. inSide photo by Michael James
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Valley residents are invited to relive an evening with perhaps the most colourful character in the history of Drumheller. An Evening at Fanny’s, on Saturday, February 11 at Fanny's Place will take guests back on a roaring trip to the prohibition years. Fanny Ramsley is a legendary figure in the seedier annals of Drumheller history. Fanny opened a brothel in Drumheller in the late 1910s, and was in business for the roaring twenties and dirty thirties. Fanny and Mary Roper, who also owned a brothel, were two of the most generous people in the Drumheller valley during the years of the Great Depression. The two madams would load a taxi with food and have it delivered to the home of a family in need. Sometimes those in need were the grieving families of miners who had died while working in the mines. It is because of the generosity of the madams that the Atlas Coal Mine Historical Society chose to hold a fundraiser based, to some extent, on the houses of ill repute. The evening is aiming to recapture that exciting atmosphere. Guests can mingle with his-
toric characters such as Fanny herself, have an ol’ fashioned fried chicken dinner, listen to some good ol’ honkytonk music, play some games of chance, and witness a live stage show. Guests are encouraged to dress up in their favourite retro finery. Flappers are encouraged. Tickets can be purchased by phoning the Atlas Coal Mine at 403-822-2220, Monday to
Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Inquiries can be emailed to info@atlascoalmine.ab.ca. The event is restricted to those 18 and older. Guests are asked to arrange a safe ride home. Proceeds from the evening will go towards the Miner’s Memorial. The memorial will be unveiled in 2012 and the monument will name all of the men who perished in the Drumheller coalfield.
Fanny Ramsley (left, aka Kelly Eddy) practices a hit song on the piano as a cover to spy on Jay Russell. Fanny was legendary for both her involvement in the seedier side of Drumheller and her unparalleled generosity. The Atlas Coal Mine Historic Society is inviting residents to spend an Evening at Fanny’s on Saturday, February 11 to help raise funds for the Miner’s Memorial. submitted photo
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inSideHappenings DAYTIME EVENTS Saturday, January 21, Lake Louise: Alberta Entertainment Tours is offering a day in Lake Louise. Friday, January 27, Drumheller: ATB Financial is having a Customer Appreciation party!! 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Beef-on-a-Bun. Wednesday Afternoon: KidsClub After School Program. 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. Drumheller Church of the Nazarene. 627 6 Street East 403-823-7020 for information.
DRUMHELLER AREA NIGHTLIFE Playing at The Napier Theatre... Friday, January 20 - Thursday, January 26, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol 7:30 p.m. Closed Monday. Friday, January 20, Drumheller: Karaoke the night away at Vintage Pub & Grill, downtown Drumheller. 9:30 p.m. Saturday, January 21, Drumheller: Auditions for one-act plays. 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Kaleidoscope Theatre. (Please enter through the Kaleidoscope Theatre doors. Saturday, January 21, Trochu: St. Mary’s Foundation presents “Revolver”, the World’s Best Beatles Band. Trochu Community Center. Tickets available from: UFA Bulk Fuels Trochu & Three Hills. Saturday, January 21, Drumheller: Live Band: Fire Coulee Bandits performing at Vintage Pub & Grill, Downtown Drumheller. Sunday, January 22, Drumheller: Auditions for one-act plays. 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Kaleidoscope Theatre. (Please enter through the Kaleidoscope Theatre doors. Monday evenings, Nacmine: Community Bingo at Nacmine Hall. Doors open 6 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, February 11 6:30 p.m. • Fanny’s Place Eat Fanny’s Famous Fried Chicken! Enjoy old time and honkytonk music! Meet infamous characters from the mining years! Dress in your favourite retro finery! Cheat and lie in the games room! Watch the dancing girls!
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“Fanny has the best food and entertainment, so we always have our club dinners there! This year, even the wives are invited.” – Percival Nutter, President of Drumheller Oddguy’s Club-
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Family Literacy Day promotes love of reading Michael James | inSide Drumheller
and engaging in literacy related activities as a family. It is the belief of Drumheller Family Literacy that the best time to begin learning is with a baby and that parents are the most valuable means to teach these essential skills. Even reading to a child for 15 minutes a day can dramatically improve a child’s literacy skills. “We’ve even said to start at zero, reading to a baby,� said Henrickson. Recent research into child development has suggested that to be among the best readers by the age of eight, children must hear at least 1000 stories by kindergarten and memorize between four to eight (some research suggests even more) nursery rhymes, songs, or prayers by the time they are four. Drumheller Family Literacy will be celebrating Family Literacy Day on Saturday, January 28, starting at 2 p.m. in the Drumheller Public Library. The theme this year is “Journey to Learning.� Kids will make their own version of the popular Cat in the Hat game I Can Do That!. Snacks
Drumheller Family Literacy is asking parents in the valley to take some time on Saturday, January 28 to participate in Family Literacy Day, a nationwide initiative to raise awareness of the importance of reading. Literacy in Canada is generally assumed to be at or near 100 per cent. However, there are studies that show about one quarter of Canadians would not be able to completely read this article. Those who are in this minority, especially those well into adulthood have great diďŹƒculty doing basic tasks, like reading warning signs or medical instructions. “They still, in this day and age, can slip through the cracks and you wouldn’t know they couldn’t read until push came to shove. They’ve learned to adapt and cover very well,â€? said Louise Henrickson, coordinator for Drumheller Family Literacy. Family Literacy Day began on January 28, 1999, and has been held on the same day every year since. The goal of the annual event is to impress upon Canadians the importance of reading
and reading stories will follow. “Literacy needs to be fun and engaging for the little guys to learn,� said Henrickson. The philosophy for family literacy is
to make the learning process enjoyable for everyone to promote lifelong literacy. Parents are encouraged to register by Wednesday, January
Dana Davidson (left), Louise Henrickson, Jan Quinney, and Janice Greene pose with resources that can help families further their education and promote literacy. There are many resources that can help anyone, adults included, improve their literacy and other essential skills available at the Further
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Education Office on Riverside Drive. The four ladies are encouraging parents to bring their little ones to the Drumheller Public Library on Saturday, January 28 for their Family Literacy Day event. Parents can register at 403-823-7969 or 403-823-1660. inSide photo by Michael James
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Dragons wake with roar from winter’s nap Michael James | inSide Drumheller
Justin Cintas deftly maneuvers around the Calgary Canucks' defense. The Drumheller Dragons snapped their five game losing streak, winning 7-4 over the Canucks. The win puts the Dragons within reach of securing a spot in the AJHL playoffs. The
Dragons faced the Calgary Mustangs on Thursday, January 19. The results were not available at press time. The Dragons return to home ice on Saturday, January 21, at 7:30 p.m. against the St. Albert Steel. inSide photo by Michael James
Girls Dynos hold their own in tournament Michael James | inSide Drumheller
The Drumheller Valley Secondary School Girls Dynos were at full strength on January 14 and 15 for a tournament in Chestermere. Sickness and injuries held them back in their previous tournament. The Dynos faced some stiff competition and left with a 1-2 record. “We almost had two lines, which makes a huge difference,” said head coach Ryan Hatch. “It wasn’t just five so the girls weren’t as tired.” The Dynos first game in the tournament was against the host team Chestermere Lakers, one of the toughest teams around. The Dynos held their own for
quite awhile, but things pulled away from them later in the game and the Dynos lost. The Dynos then faced the girls team from Cochrane High School. The Dynos rallied and came through with a win. “We had a really good game. The girls played well defensively and offensively. It was our largest offensive output of the year,” said Hatch. The win sent the Dynos to the consolation, but they lost to a squad from Calgary. “The girls played well, it was a sign that the girls have a lot of potential, but we also have work to do as well,” said Hatch. “This is a really good group of girls, they get along and spend time together, so it’s always fun.
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They’re positive win or lose.” On Monday, January 16, the Dynos braved the cold and travelled to Three Hills for some league action. Fatigue and no time to prepare caused the Dynos to struggle offensively and as a consequence lose to the Three Hills team. “The girls knew it wasn’t their best game and they’re excited to face them again, because we can match them,” said Hatch. The Dynos will be taking a break from basketball next week, although final exams will test them mentally. The Dynos will be back on the court on Monday, January 30, in Acme, and at home at DVSS on February 1 against Trochu.
The Drumheller Dragons had cause to celebrate this week. The five game losing streak that has been plaguing the Dragons since the end of the holidays was broken with a 7-4 win on Tuesday, January 17, at home in the Memorial Arena. The Dragons went up against the Calgary Canucks who are a southern division rival and six points ahead in the standings. The two teams had met previously on Friday, January 6, with the Canucks the victors. The first period started slow for the Dragons. The Canucks were able to keep pressure on the Dragons and ensure most of the game was played in the Dragons own end. The Canucks were ahead by two goals by the end of the first period. For the Dragons, enough was enough. The Dragons showed what they were capable of in the second period. One of the newest Dragons, Bryton Mills, put the team on the scoreboard 1:30 into the second period. From then on the momentum shifted in the Dragons favour. By the end of the second period, four more goals, courtesy of Ryan Bloom, Justin Cintas, Brodie Jamieson, and another from Mills. The Canucks tried to come back, scoring two more goals in the third period. However, it was too little. Cintas scored his second goal of the game on the powerplay late in the third and Josh Kluck scored on a empty net with only 34 seconds left in
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Superbowl and other celebrations I am not a sports enthusiast, nor am I a great fan. But I will host a Grey Cup, Super Bowl, Hockey, or any other type of party simply for the food! I love making and serving finger foods and appetizers. Most people are very familiar with my good old stand-by: the bacon-wrapped perogies. Here is something very similar, considering the perogy is basically potato and cheese. This is also fine to make as a side dish with a meal, such as steak or chicken. Simple with 3 ingredients!
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the game. The Dragons played Thursday night in Calgary against the Mustangs, but the results were not available as of press time. The Dragons return to the Memorial Arena on Saturday, January 21, to face the last place St. Albert Steel. The action starts at 7:30 p.m.
Choose the number of potatoes according to servings, then do the same with the bacon and cheese. 1 slice of meat per potato and one slice of cheese per 4 potatoes.
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Sabres finish fourth at home tourney Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
The St. Anthony’s Sabres ďŹ nished in fourth place at their home tournament over the weekend. The Sabres invited strong teams from the zone and beyond to compete at the eighth annual tournament. A last minute cancellation by Forestburg for Friday night’s games saw the Sabres ending up with a bye to face Rosemary after they de-
feated Youngstown. The Sabres started slow and were not able to make up the gap against the solid Rosemary defense and a strong zone press. Tanner Borowicz was the high scorer for the Sabres with 30 points in the 100-58 loss. This put the Sabres in the third place match to face Heritage Christian Academy, who are ranked ďŹ fth in the province at the 1A level. Again the Sabres were slow
out of the gates, but they pulled it together and matched Heritage point for point for most of the second half but, they were not able to close the gap in the 96-69 loss. Borowicz scored 16 points while Jordan Comstock scored 15 points and led the team in assists and steals. The Sabres were hoping they would get on track this week as they faced Trochu on Tuesday night. Results not available at press time.
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On January 7 and 8, the Drumheller Minor Hockey Association hosted a bantam level tournament in the Drumheller Memorial Arena. The Boston Pizza/Western Chevrolet Raptors ďŹ nished the tournament in second place. The tournament attracted ďŹ ve other teams from Calgary, Irvine, Red Deer, Rocky Mountain House, and Wainright. The Raptors worked hard throughout the tournament and after the round robin, faced the Rocky Mountain House Blades in the semi ďŹ nals. The Raptors prevailed and headed
Cody Thompson of the Bantam Raptors carries the puck through the Irvine Bulldogs defence. The Boston Pizza/Western Chevrolet Bantam Raptors hosted a tournament on January 7 and 8 in the Drumheller Memorial Arena. The Raptors finished the tournament in second place and the Bulldogs took home first. inSide photo by Michael James
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