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This year, the theme of the Drumheller Parade was â&#x20AC;&#x153;Digging Canadaâ&#x20AC;?, in honour of the Royal Tyrrell Museum celebrating its 25th year anniversary. The celebrations have already kicked off with a brand new exhibit â&#x20AC;&#x153;Alberta Unearthed: 25 stories of discoveryâ&#x20AC;?, showcasing 25 of the museumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most significant specimens and the intriguing stories of their discoveries. They are also planning a major birthday party on September 25, inviting everyone who has been a part of their success over the last 25 years to a reunion. More celebrations are being planned as they are anticipating their 10 millionth visitor walking through the doors sometime over the summer. See more parade coverage on page 2.

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inSide STREETERS Drumheller has plenty to offer to celebrate Canada Day. inSide Drumheller asked, “What do you look forward to the most about Canada Day in Drumheller?”

Melissa Stolz “I think the parade will be cool! I am from Ontario and this is my first Canada Day in Drumheller.”

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By 10 a.m. more than 4,000 pancakes were served by the Drumheller Kinsmen Club at their annual breakfast at Riverside Value Drug Mart. This year, members of the Drumheller Titans, who are heading to San Diego this fall, helped to serve up fresh pancakes. Kinsman Wes Chung, right, tests the Titans receivers to see how well (l-r) Brandin Mullin, Zach Thomson and Tony Samoleski can catch a pancake, as Kinsman Darcy Schinnour looks on.

The Walmart float won third prize in the commercial float at this year's Canada Day Parade, and made sure to cool off the crowd with water guns.

Tom Stolz “Getting involved in bringing 50 kids from all over the province who will be in the Passion Play, and walking with them in the parade.”

The Drive By Shout Outs performed live on the Hi-Way 9 Express float, which won the commercial float category. (l-r) Jillian and Marcel Augey and Courtney Morse rock out along the route.

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Tregg Schneider “I love small town parades so I can’t wait to see the parade in Drumheller. I have just moved from Calgary so this is my first time here on Canada Day.”

Congratulations to all the ﬂoats that took part in the 2010 Drumheller Parade and made Canada Day memorable for all. Cindy Clark, president of the Drumheller and District Chamber of Commerce and Andrew Neuman, executive director of the Royal Tyrrell Museum, selected the following Parade ﬂoat winners: Commercial category: 1st: Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. 2nd: Riverside Value Drug Mart 3rd: Walmart

Jason DiPietro “I am off to the mountains for Canada Day, because it gets too busy in Drumheller. I still celebrate Canada Day and will be summiting in Athabasca.”

Antique category: 1st: Classic Barns 2nd: Homestead Museum 3rd: Knox United Church

Colin Kloot was busy reminding parade revellers of the Dinosaur Valley Half Marathon coming up on Sunday, September 12.

Equestrian category: 1st: Freson IGA 2nd: Western Financial Group 3rd: Golden Valley Equestrian Center Sports category: 1st: Drumheller Gymnastics 2nd: Dinosaur Valley Half Marathon 3rd: Drumheller Dragons Youth category: 1st: 4-H Club 2nd: Drumheller Sea Cadets 3rd: Kidztown Community category: 1st: Freemasons 2nd: Drumheller Area Health Foundation 3rd: Calgary Stampede

Becky Neuman and the Band-o- Coots rocked the stage in downtown Drumheller in the afternoon, and then were at the concert in the park bringing in the fireworks.

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Mayor Bryce Nimmo rode the Town of Drumheller float for the last time as a mayor this year and was accompanied by his wife, Rosalie.

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Be on guard for telephone scams Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller The Drumheller RCMP are warning residents to be aware of scams, and that a little bit of suspicion can go along way in guarding yourself from potential fraud. This comes in light of a growing number of incidents where people believing they are helping a friend or family member in a time of emergency end up being taken for a ride and cash.

Staff Sergeant Art Hopkins… says to be aware of fraud Staﬀ Sergeant Art Hopkins explains one recent type of fraud that is being employed by criminals is using another person’s identity. Often the culprit will pose as a close relative or a close friend and call the victim on the telephone. The caller knows enough about the person to be believable, and pleads that they are in dire need of money. They ask for the money to be transferred via a wire service. Once the funds are gone, they are generally unrecoverable. He says seniors can be particularly vulnerable to this type of scam. For example if a person calls and says they are the person’s grandson, many seniors may not recognize the voice of their grandchild, but the culprit is believable.

Hopkins outlines three ways to protect oneself from this sort of fraud; these are prevention, detection and awareness. He says if you are suspicious of the person., something simple is to ask for a number to call the person back. He says the more detail a person can get from the caller on their identity, the better. Another hint is to discuss things only this close relative would know. A simple question like “Why are you calling?” can be revealing. “If someone is asking for money, don’t necessarily believe it, go a few steps further to genuinely verify that it is a legitimate call,” says Hopkins. There is a tool at your disposal to help track the caller. “If you punch *57 after you terminate a call, it locks the phone number into the telephone providers information bank,” said Hopkins. The number is then recoverable by the police. If a person is suspicious of such an incident, Hopkins says it is important to write down the time and date of the call, and as much detail as you can remember from the conversation, and to report it to the police. He adds these sorts of scams are just as easy to pull oﬀ via email or through text messages. Phonebusters.com, The Canadian Anti Fraud Centre is aware of this type of scam, often known as the “Emergency Scam” or “Grandparent Scam.” According to its statistics in 2008 there were 130 reported attempts of this scam and 69 successful pleas, amounting to $157,452.16. By the end of October 2009, there were reported 278 failed attempts and 88 successful pleas, amounting to $317,732.63. The website estimates that the reports reﬂect only 5 percent of the actual number of cases.

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Jessie Berry Age: 17 Employer: Wal-Mart Job Title: Customer Service Manager. Have you lived in Drumheller your whole life? I was born in Victoria, British Columbia but have lived here for nine years. What’s the one thing you’d change about Drumheller? The fact that there is no mall or Tim Hortons. What do you do in your spare time? Read. What are you reading now? The Hawk and the Jewel. How would you describe yourself in three words? Awesome, awesome, and awesome. What’s your greatest achievement? Graduating high school and getting my driver’s license. What are your desert island movies? All three High School Musicals. If a genie would grant

you three wishes, what would they be? Wish there was no poverty, that everyone could go to school, and money for me so I wouldn’t have to work to go to school. What makes you happy? Ice cream and thunderstorms. What superpower do you want? I’d want to fly. Words to live by? Treat others the way you’d want to be treated. Favourite band? FM Static. If you were Prime Minister, what would your first act in office be? To make post-secondary education free. If you won a million dollars? Pay my way through school, and build an orphanage. What are your pet peeves? When people leave the toilet seat up, don’t clear the time on microwaves when they're done, and when someone assumes something of you.

WHOare you? Who are you? is a weekly feature that profiles various young, professional Drumhellerites.

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A Drumheller man’s photography is turning heads, locally, provincially and internationally. About ﬁve years ago Darryl Reid took his photography to the next level, going from a hobby to craft at the urging of friends. He has stepped out into the photography world, and it appears that it has begun to pay dividends. His work received a special commendation from a jury of the 2010 Sony World Photography Awards. This means he was in the top 50 entered in the landscape category. This is one of the most prestigious photography contests in the world, and quite a feat as there were more than 45,000 entries overall in the contest. The photo chosen is entitled 'Carved in Sand', and it is a long exposure of the hoodoos taken at night, us-

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ing only natural light. This is one of Reid’s favourite techniques. “With a long exposure, details you can’t see in the dark begin to come out,” he said. With international success, he is humbled, but also proud of another work that was shortlisted by the Visual Arts Association of Alberta. This photo, entitled 'Crop Buster' is a dramatic capture of an anvil cloud. His work will be on display with other selected works in Edmonton this summer. Many may already be familiar with Reid’s work, as he was featured the Drumheller Public Library in May, and he will have another exhibition in August. His entry in the Sony World Photography Awards will be published in a book with other selected works from the contest in the near future.

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inSideHappenings DAYTIME EVENTS Saturday, July 3, Drumheller: Farmers’ Market will be held downtown Drumheller in conjunction with Quilting in the Badlands. Doors open at 10 a.m. at the former Boot n’ Jean store on Centre Street. See you there!! Saturday, July 3, Drumheller: Quilting in the Badlands quilt show. 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, Centre Street, Downtown Drumheller. Saturday, July 3, Delia: Greer Family Farm Celebrating 100 years of farming. 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Saturdays, Drumheller: Drumheller Farmers’ Market, 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., May through October at the former Liquidation World site at Greentree Mall.

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Canadian Passion Play returns to Drumheller in July Kyle Smylie The Weekender

Every year the Canadian Passion Play undergoes minor “tweaking” to improve the already starkly authentic play that is set to continue its almost two decade run on the weekends of July 9 and 16. The Passion Play has made a number of physical changes to the grounds and infrastructure, as well as enhancements to the script and a number of scenes. “When you include Bill Hamm’s musical arrangements with the choir, it all adds up to what we believe will be our best Passion Play performance ever. Thankfully, amidst all of these changes, we’ve kept our core group of leading actors intact,” says artistict director Randall Wiebe. The actors playing Matthew (Saskatoon actor/playwright, Tim Hildebrand), Mary Magdalene (British/ African actress Lennette Randall), and Jesus (Strathmore’s Stephen Waldschmidt) will be returning to play the lead trio. “Their performances and audience feedback were exceptional, so we de-

cided to repeat it again this year,” says Wiebe. “Also returning for his third season as Jesus is Waldschmidt who has grown into his role with an understanding and passion that is a joy to watch.” The Passion Play is also welcoming David Snider back to their fold, who played Jesus in 2007. “David who has played the lead role in several recent summer musicals at Rosebud Theatre will portray Sadduk, one of the top Pharisees in Jerusalem. He will also be the understudy for both Jesus and Matthew. David is a consummate professional actor who makes us all better.” Wiebe says 2010 is a special year for Passion Plays, as many North Americans will be travelling to Oberammergau, Germany to see their version of the Passion Play, only performed every 10 years. “Many patrons tell us they have seen the Oberammergau version and they prefer ours,” says Wiebe, “because it is so authentic both visually and geographically.” Another change that may aﬀect the way you buy tickets this year, is seating is now assigned. Tickets can be

purchased allowing the audience to choose where they would like to sit. Tickets can be bought online at www.canadianpassionplay.com or by dialling 1-888-823-2001. The ﬁrst weekend of shows starts on

July 9 and 10 at 6:00 p.m., July 11 at 3:00 p.m., then the second weekend Friday, July 16 at 6:00 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, July 17 and 18 at 3:00 p.m.

The Passion Play is returning this month with the same leading trio playing Jesus, Matthew, and Mary Magdalene, but will feature a number of aesthetic changes that will greater improve the already authentic show. Assigned seating is one of the new changes to the tale that relives the life of Jesus Christ. photo submitted

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“… profoundly moving…” (FFWD Magazine) One of Alberta’s Top Cultural Attractions (Attractions Canada) One of North America’s Top 100 Events (ABA) On a stage in a hidden valley in Drumheller, Alberta, hundreds of actors and musicians retell the story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

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Rowleywood, ghost town ‘gem’ next door Kyle Smylie The Weekender

For many, ghost towns conjure images of tumbleweeds and by-gone cowboys who still haunt the saloons and hotel rooms of empty, deteriorated buildings that dot the prairie landscape. But not all ghost towns are forsaken, as the ones surrounding the Drumheller valley still hold the same spirit and determination of the ranchers and farmhands who pioneered the west. Rowley, a half hour drive north of Drumheller, is a ghost town that is all but dead. “Rowley is one of the best preserved ghost towns,” says Chris Attrell, creator of www.ghosttownscanada.ca and an avid ghost town fan himself. “It’s a rare gem, just a gorgeous place.” Having travelled to Rowleywood (dubbed this for marketing purposes) many times, Attrell knows a gem of a town when he sees it. He adds that it is also one of the best preserved ghost towns he’s seen.

pher Foesier, one His website has of only six resiinformation and dents in the quiet photos of around town. 500 ghost towns Quiet only unthroughout Canatil the last Saturday da. of every month The death of where hundreds these towns is of thirsty travelers often formulaic; hang their hats in the train station, elevator, general The recently renovated grain elevators of Sam’s Saloon for infamous stores will close “Rowleywood” are one of the few stand- their and leaving right ing relics of the ghost town. Rowley, a half pizza night, a tasty after them will be hour’s drive north of Drumheller is one of chance to soak up the families who the best preserved ghost towns in Canada. the by-gone vibes that emanate from have lived there The Weekender by Kyle Smylie the old bar. for generations. “When people “These towns in Rowley save are dying right in front of our eyes, you can take a pho- and preserve their buildings, I think tograph of a grain elevator and it may that’s very special. It’s unfortunate that many of these other towns do not have disappear in years time.” the same community spirit as they do Not in Rowley though. The community association owns in Rowley.” Attrell believes that most of these the museum, Sam’s Saloon (a café turned bar/pizza haven) and other towns are doomed. No one really wants them to stay, buildings, with the intent to keep the land owners want dilapidated buildscenic town on the map forever. Peacefulness is what keeps Christo- ings to be removed, people want

change. This is what drives him and his fellow enthusiasts to photograph the beautiful reminders of our past while he still can. “It really captures the sprit of what a small town would be like in the 1940’s, they do it without commercializing it too much. That’s what not only brings people in once, but what brings them back over and over.” “One day, probably not Rowley, these buildings will go to the wayside. You can drive by an old grain elevator one day and the next it’ll be gone.” These towns are our history, says Attrell, it’s what we were like, and it’s who we are. Rural communities are feeling it coming with the closing of rail-lines and grain elevators that have been the arteries of the community. With those disappearing, the towns will almost inevitably turn into ghosts themselves. “It’s the way it is.” But with the help of observant camera lenses, these towns can be kept in our history forever, regardless if the buildings can’t be.

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ers and students are excellent role models for all other Canadian schools, by awarding them with the National Diamond Recognition Award for K-9 and the Secondary School Award. The Diamond Award recognizes the provision of 150 minutes per week of quality physical education. The Secondary Award is for providing students with compulsory quality physical education courses that are exceptional and enhanced by leadership opportunities and intramural activities. The school is leading the advocacy initiative for the physical education of all Canadian children. Research from leading na-

tional and international health and physical education associations and experts confirms that our children need a quality physical education program in order to enjoy healthy, active and productive lives. UNESCO goes as far as saying that quality physical education is a basic right of every child. Quality physical education provides children with the opportunity to develop the knowledge, skills, attitudes and habits they need in order to be physically active and to enjoy healthy, active, and productive lives now and

in the future. Over the last decade or more, there has been a significant decline in the quality and quantity of school physical education being offered to our children. Most schools in Canada are not providing the recommended national standard of 150 minutes per week of physical education, or even the minimum requirements as set out by their own provincial curricula or. This school year, only 910 schools applied and qualified for an award out of over 15,000 schools across Canada.

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BUILDING SUPPLIES OSTER, Benjamin 1927 - 2010 Ben passed away peacefully at his room in Continuing Care in Drumheller, on Friday, June 25, 2010. He will be missed by his sons, Jerry (Janet), Jim (Sharon), and grandchildren, Scott, Cindy (Lee), Michael and Laura. Ben was born on May 18, 1927 on his father’s homestead NE of Hussar, Alberta, 2½ miles west of Ducklake. He was the 13th child in the extended families of John & Christina (Herman-Schaffer) Oster. He attended school at the Fairyvale country school and after losing his parents at an early age, was raised by his older siblings. At age 17, Ben worked for 3 years for the Douglas family on the ranch in Gem, leaving for short stints in the Reserve Army at Suffield. After that, Ben moved to Hussar, and bought a 3-ton truck, hauling gas in barrels for his ½ brother’s service station in Hussar, as well as coal and grain. In 1948, while taking an electrical course at SAIT, he met Fern Campbell, a nurse at the General Hospital. They were married on October 8, 1949. They bought a ½ section 1 mile west of the DuckLake Hall, built a house and started raising a family. Gerald was born in 1950 followed by Jim in 1952. They continued to expand their farm and in 1973, bought part of Ole Christensen estate and started to farm with his boys until his retirement in 1989. Ben & Fern built their dream home in Newcastle in 1991. Throughout his life, he enjoyed many hobbies, including snowmobiling, rock & coin collecting, lapidary work, and gardening. In his later years, he became an avid collector of unique antiques. Ben & Fern were active members of the Hussar chapter of the Masonic Lodge, and Ben was a Past Master. He was predeceased by his father John, in 1937, and his mother Christina, in 1942. On the Oster side, by his ½ siblings, Ed, Leona, Katie, Adolph, Ida and on the Schaffer side, by his ½ siblings, Maggie, Albert, Frieda, Walter, and Johnny. He is survived by his oldest son Gerald, wife Janet, children Scott, and Cindy (Lee); his youngest son James, wife Sharon, children Michael and Laura; his ½ sisters Olga Mackenzie (nee Schaffer) of Kamloops, Elsie Powers (nee Oster) of Calgary, sister-in-law Irene Schaffer (Johnny) of Calgary, and Fern’s sister Shirley & Herman Dorin of Didsbury, and numerous nieces and nephews. A celebration of Ben’s life will be held on Thursday, July 8 at 2 pm in the Hussar Hall, with Courtney-Winters Funeral Chapel in charge of the arrangements. Donations on Ben’s behalf can be made to Drumheller Continuing Care.

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Sudoku

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Here’s how it works:

1. Said blessing before a meal 7. A wheel furrow 10. Removed wrinkles 12. Cold Adriatic wind 13. Double braids 14. Indigenous South Americans 15. Claremone Landscape Garden city 16. Expanse of a surface 17. Schedule (abbr.) 18. Nuclear near reach weapon 19. Flower stalk 21. Ed Murrow's network 22. Serious injury 27. Atomic #67 (abbr.) 28. IBM's home town 33. Undergraduate degree 34. Small cutlery for ﬂuids 36. Non commercial network 37. Scarlett's home 38. Mother of Hermes 39. A young woman 40. 13-19 41. White garden snail genus 44. Network of Russian prison camps 45. Insane females 48. Northeast by North (abbr.) 49. Figures with triangular faces 50. N. American republic (abbr.) 51. Old Faithful

CLUES DOWN 1. Painter Vincent Van ____ 2. Memorization 3. Essential oil from ﬂowers 4. 22nd Greek letter 5. Snakelike ﬁsh 6. Tooth caregive 7 ."Air Music" composer 8. Lord of Searing Flames 9. The bill in a restaurant

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!