inSide Drumheller June 11,2010 by The Drumheller Mail

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Friday, June 11, 2010

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Vol. 4, No. 23 | 16 pages

Downtown | Drumheller 403.823.3686

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Summer Fun

What a difference a week makes

Your guide to summer See pages 6 - 11

DCHS Class of 2010 See page 16

Who are you? See page 3

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To think just last Friday, June 4, the sun was so bright that some visitors from Saskatchewan (left) couldn't hold a pose because of the bright shining sun. (front to back) Julia and Jack Dennis, Kale Lammers and Joceylyn Pederson were visiting the valley. To learn more of what the valley has to offer as well as a comprehensive map with all the attractions, check out The Weekender in this week’s edition of inSide Drumheller. A little drizzle doesn’t stop Bill Eremko (top right) from making his rounds on his 40th anniversary Tim Horton Schwinn cruiser. On Thursday, June 10, he was decked out in his bright blue rain suit running errands as if the sun never quit shining. It was five years ago, almost to the date that the Michichi Creek (bottom right) began to flow in reverse as the water level of the Red Deer River continued to rise. On Wednesday June 9 Alberta Environment issued a High Streamflow Advisory for the Red Deer River upstream of the Dickson Dam. This means that stream levels are rising or expected to rise rapidly, however no major flooding is expected. Minor flooding in low-lying areas is possible. While there is no current advisory in the area and the weekend is expected to bring sun, more rain is forecasted in the coming week.

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inSide Streeters Following the BP Oil disaster, suggestions are being made that it is time to rethink our oil consumption. Canada being the world’s leading oil user, inSide Drumheller asked “Has the BP Oil disaster affected the way you view oil consumption in Canada?“

Nikki Piecowye

“I don’t know that we can reduce our consumption, but if we could find an alternative then that’d be great.”

Melissa Wilton

“For sure we should look at our oil consumption, but I felt that prior to this disaster.”

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Low numbers at facility tender opening O.R Sheddy | Mail editor

Surprisingly low tender figures were the result of the tender document opening at Town Council Chambers Wednesday afternoon. Shortly after 2 p.m., town CAO Ray Romanetz opened the tenders, along with project architect David Edmunds. “The tender results are very favourable compared to the cost estimates for the project," said CAO Romanetz. As previously reported in The Drumheller Mail, nine tenders were received for In all nine tenders were received for construction pear favourable, ranging from $13,750,000 to the Badlands Community of the Badlands Community Facility, and they ap- $14,987,000. photo submitted Facility, a multi-use buildBuilders ing that is the first phase in of lowest to highest are as • Clark follows: $14,987,000 a two-phase project. Lear Construction is curOriginal estimates for • Dawson Wallace Construction $13,725,000 rently doing the renovation the project ranged between • Byrd Construction work on the Composite $23 million to $24 million, $14,074,000 High School in Drumheller. and tender amounts listed • Dominion Construction GST amounts are also inbelow came in considerably $14,149,000 cluded in the bidding. lower than those estimates. • CANA Construction Once the tenders are exThe tenders are now be$14,444,000 amined, a recommendation ing scrutinized by the town’s You’ve proved yourself • Ledcor Construction will be made to Drumheller staff, project managers, and capable of great things, $14,537,000 Town Council as to who will the architectural firm, to and now the sky • Lear Construction Manwin the contract, probably is the limit. ensure that all information agement $14,698,800 within two weeks. contained in the bids is corCongratulations Construction If deemed necessary, rect and in line with the ten- • Keller Taylor and all $14,895,379 Mayor Nimmo could also der information. Tender amounts in order • Westcor Construction call a special council meet- 2010 DCHS Grads! $14,920,000 ing to deal with the matter.

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Alyssa Acorn

“We should try and cut down. The less we use, the less we’ll need, the less we’ll spill.”

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Terry Fay

“I don’t feel we should be changing our oil consumption, but people should look at safer ways to extract oil.”

brazen midday robbery at the Mountain View Credit Union in Carbon. Over the noon hour, on Wednesday, June 9, Drumheller RCMP received the call of a robbery at the Credit Union on Glengarry Avenue in downtown Carbon. A lone male suspect, wearing a dark coloured hooded sweatshirt and jeans, entered the branch and demanded money. He was given an undisclosed amount of funds by staff, and left the building on foot. Police continue to investigate.

O. R. Sheddy, Editor O. R. Sheddy, Publisher Letters to the Editor are most welcome. They should be brief and to the point. We reserve the right to edit letters for legality, clarity and taste. Letters must bear the name, address and phone number of the writer. Anonymous letters will be discarded.

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Age: 18. Job: Manager of the Old School Café. Employer: East Coulee School Museum. What do you like about your job? Being paid to bake! Where do you live? East Coulee. How long have you lived there? My whole life. What do you like best about Drumheller? The scenery... being able to walk barefoot by the river and through the hills. If there were one thing you could change about Drumheller, what would it be? For people to have a stronger environmental conscience. There is so much that can be done, both on a personal and municipal level, and I do not believe that environmental issues get enough attention here. If you could live anywhere in the world,

where would you live? Such a difficult question. I’d love to travel the world and see everywhere! Maybe after that I could decide. What do you do in your spare time? Bake cakes, cookies, bread, anything at all. Dance, mostly ballet, and read fantasy and historical fiction. Your life’s best achievement? Living as an individual, without caving to “normal” standards or expectations. What are your strengths? Being intelligent and determined. Any weaknesses? Being a perfectionist. In me it’s a weakness - my standards for myself and everybody else are unreasonably high. Any bad habits? Probably! Three words that best describe you? Curious, compassionate and unique. What makes you happy? Sunshine, the smell of bak-

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ing bread, and other simple pleasures. If you were granted three wishes from an angel or genie, what would they be? An end to undue suffering, unlimited baking ingredients, and the chance to meet a fairy! If you could have one super power what would it be? Being able to fly! I’ve dreamed of it my entire life. Where do you see yourself ten years from now? Saving the world from climate change. Who would you like most to meet? There are so many amazing people in history and today that I’d find it difficult to choose. Maybe Einstein? Everyone says that he was a genius, but I think we forget how much that really means. He’d be fascinating to talk to. Words to live by? Always be yourself, you are the only one who can.

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24-Hour Jam hits mark Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller

(above) Christine McDougald tells her story of survival at the 24-Hour Jam in support of STARS. (below) Garry Nargang shows off his legs in a skort. Pictured are (l-r) Wanda Freeborn of STARS, Garry Nargang, Leanne Rekiel of STARS, Fran Nargang and Pauline Barrows of STARS. inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa

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Attendees of the Old Grouch’s 24-Hour Jam in support of STARS were given a powerful reason to continue to support the event and STARS. This was the fourth year the 24-Hour Jam has supported STARS Air Ambulance and on Saturday, June 5 afternoon Christine McDougald bravely stood up in front of those gathered to support the event to tell her story, a survivor’s story. In February 2004, McDougald attended the Drumheller Health Centre for a routine procedure following the birth of her daughter. Because of complications she was losing blood faster than doctors could replace it. She learned STARS were called because to travel to Calgary by ground ambulance, she would have never made it to get the help she needed in time to save her life. “I made sure to tell my husband to make sure our children knew how much I loved them,” she told the crowd gathered who hung on every word she spoke. “My pain was gone and I was at peace, but I was aware that this was it.” She received emergency surgery, but even after that, she was still losing blood. She received numerous transfusions. “My family was told all they could do was pray, because there was nothing more that could be done,” she said. “But anyone who knows me, knows I am a fighter, and that’s exactly what I did. I fought my way back to my three children, including 18-day-old Delaney.” “STARS gave me that chance to fight, and without them I would have died here in Drumheller Hospital.” This was not the first time Christine has shared her intimate story. She lent her words to a STARS mail-out campaign and it raised in the area of $600,000 for the organization. This was one of the busiest 24-Hour Jam in recent memory according to organizer Fran Nargang. She said the donation of items to the silent auction were up from previous years, and bidding for the most part was fierce. Entertainer after entertainer made their way onto the stage to lend their talents to the cause and keep toes tapping

throughout the night and into the morning. This was also the ﬁrst year STARS Air Ambulance came to the event. On Saturday afternoon, they set up tables with merchandise and information on the organization. Fran said they are on track to at least matching last year’s total, but they might have a boost from the infamous “Skorting of the Garry.”

Chips with Salsa a little spicy but always welcome by C. Aiello

I read a column in the Calgary Herald last Thursday, written by one of my favorite columnists, American Pulitzer Prize winner George Will. Mr. Will could be considered a conservative, but mostly a man of uncommon common sense. He writes for the Washington Post, and his theme of the column was “the limits of the welfare state.” He references two former presidents and their opposite views on the role of government. Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921) and James Madison (1809-1917) saw the role of government from almost opposite ends. Mr. Will explained. Woodrow Wilson rejected the idea of a “limiting principle”, and thereby rejecting the idea of “limited government”. Madison on the other hand, believed strongly in a limited government, whose purpose it is to protect the excerise of natural rights that pre-exist government, the principles of proper conduct that are essential to the pursuit of happiness. Progressives such as Wilson (and it seems every other present day politician) believed that history rather than nature, defines governments unlimited purposes; that governments exist to dispense an increasingly large array of rights. This insinuation of more and more rights is taken as progress toward a more just and tolerant society. The assumption being that evolution and progression mean improvement, a totally false assumption. These next are Mr. Will’s words, and are so good and true that I must give them verbatim: “Progressivism’s promise is a program for every problem, and progressivism’s premise is that every unfulfilled desire is a problem. To go further: “Needs breed rights to have those needs addressed.” As humans, our list of needs and desires is never ending, and a progressive government will provide the rights to meet that limitless demand. Again I defer to Mr. Will: “The one right that never makes the list is the right to keep some inviolable portion of one’s private income or wealth, regardless of the lofty purposes social reformers wish to make of it.” Lacking any sort of “limiting principle, progressive governments cannot say how big the welfare state can be, but can only know that it must be bigger. This last bit from Mr. Will’s column was itself taken from a book written by William Voegeli, entitled, “Never Enough - American’s Limitless Welfare State.” To me, and apparently to Mr. Will, it sums up perfectly the welfare state and socialism. Read it carefully and absorb it, for it describes a dangerous thing, and our country is far ahead of America when it comes to welfare and entitlements. “By blackening the skies with criss crossing dollars, the welfare state encourages people to believe in an impossibility: that every household can be a net importer of the wealth redistributed by government.” The problem, and the impossibility, are the fallacy of socialism, namely that you will always run out of other peoples money (Courtesy Margaret Thatcher). Government must therefore control themselves, and in a democracy who is the government? Unfortunately, socialism and democracy cannot abide the first, will weaken the second and the second cannot dwell in the same house, the first will weaken the second, and the second cannot abide the first, so it is down to people. It is we who must restraux ourselves and demand the same from those we elect, as in a democracy it is who the people we are the government. 23m

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Fran’s husband Garry agreed to wear a skort for the event to show of his gams and to raise pledges. Supporter anted up $785 to have him wear the shorts/skirt combination. He jovially dawned the outﬁt as he cooked, plated and served attendees. After the event, he commented he found the outﬁt kept him cool as he worked, and he had no problems around the deep fryer with his legs bare.

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Drumheller graphic arts student wins Eddie Award

Jason Cox won the student print category of the Eddie Awards, an annual contest put on by Big Rock Brewery. photo submitted

A local graphic artist won one of the most fun contests out there. The Big Rock Brewery Eddie Awards have become a legendary event. Started in 1993 as a parody to the Oscars, it is a chance to let loose creatively to fashion an ad featuring Big Rock’s products. It also raises funds for charity. Jason Cox, a student at Max Campus won the student print category. He worked under the guidance of Jon Sheppard, new media instructor at the school. He beat out 11 other entries. “MAX Campus admires Jason’s commitment to his animation studies and his cre-

“MAX Campus admires Jason's commitment to his animation studies and his creative artistry of placing the Big Rock brand into the infamous Stonehenge using software he was taught at MAX Campus”

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ative artistry of placing the Big Rock brand into the infamous Stonehenge using software and techniques he was taught at MAX Campus,” said a press release. For his accomplishments, Big Rock Brewery awarded Jason $500 as well as donated $500 to MAX Campus. You can see Cox’s entry and many others by going to www. bigrockbeer.com.

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inSideHappenings DAYTIME EVENTS Friday, June 11, Drumheller: Drumheller Soccer Association fundraising BBQ at Canadian Tire. 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. BBQ by donation. Saturdays, Drumheller: Drumheller Farmers’ Market, 9:30 am to 1:00 pm, Saturday May through October. Liquidation World Site in Greentree Mall. For information phone 403-823-8955. Until June 20, Drumheller: Be a Tourist in your Own Town. $2 Special at Bumper Boat Amusements. Thursday, July 1, Drumheller: Celebrate Canada Day in Drumheller!! Parade starts at 11:00 a.m. Watch for upcoming details for fun family events throughout the day! Saturday, July 3, Delia: Greer Family Farm Celebrating 100 years of farming. 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Until June 20, Drumheller: Be a Tourist in your Own Town. $2 Special at Bumper Boat Amusements. Check out our ad in this paper for great savings.

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Artifacts uncovered at Atlas Coal Mine Pascale Taylor Weekender

Atlas Coal Mine volunteer Bob Moffatt found an old device at the mine, called a torpedo, pictured above with Moffatt. These devices were placed on railway lines and would detonate when the wheels of a train would pass over it, warning the train engineer to be cautious of possible danger ahead. Weekender photo by Pascale Taylor

The East Coulee Atlas Coal Mine appears to be a mine of artifacts as items are still being unearthed.

Recently, Bob Moffatt, who used to be a pony driver in the mines, found a device called a ‘railway torpedo’ at the site. “We had no idea that they even existed or were used onsite,” said excutive director Linda Dibgy. Moffatt found the device at the mine and knew straight away what he had found. “When I was young, I worked on section gang, maintaining and repairing track,” he said. “All of a sudden, when I was checking out the new track, I saw this device and thought ‘My god, this looks like a torpedo’. I was wondering if it was even the right name for it as it is close to 60 years since I last saw one.” He explained to The Weekender that those devices were used to warn train engineers of possible danger ahead. Strapped on top of the rail track, the torpedo would explode with a loud bang and a flash when the wheel of the train would pass over it, giving a warning to train engineers to be cautious of workers or an accident on the track. “We used them when we were working on tracks so it would

alert the train drivers we were item of interest at the mine, a the top of the gantry!” there. There were flags too, but metal sprag, used to brake coal Again, Moffatt was puzzled they weren’t always seen or they carts. to find one as he explained they might have flown off,” explained “It’s amazing what comes un- didn’t take carts up there. HowMoffatt. covered down there as time goes ever, he recalls those devices He was puzzled to have found by,” he said. “As a matter of fact were kept hidden so no-one one on the site. I made some wooden sprags for would steal them, which could “The question was ‘Why would them which were used to brake explain the unusual location in they have that here?’. As I looked the coal carts. I had said one of which it was found it was found. the tipple over more and more, these days I would make them Used as braking devices, a driver I realized they were probably some metal sprags. And we only at the front of pony-pulled carts backing carts into that area and just found one of those right at would use them to help brake if the engineer was when going downalone when it went hill by placing them off then he would in the spokes of the know he went back wheels to stop the far enough. This is wheels from turnthe only reason I ing. can think for them “Wooden ones octo be there.” casionally would The torpedoes break so you had provided lots of no brakes anymore. fun, and some These metal ones trouble, for chilwould not break. dren in those days However if you had a as they tried to flat spot on a wheel, make them exit started to bounce plode, although back and forth and they were consid- Bob Moffatt found a metal sprag at the site, which was used to would fall out.” ered highly dan- help brake the carts when going downhill. In the photo, Moffatt Moffatt estimates gerous. the sprag found to is holding his find and in the cart is the wooden sprag he had Last week, Mofbe about 50 years fatt found another made for the Atlas Coal Mine. old. Weekender photo by Pascale Taylor

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get they had set for themselves. In the photo, Ken Richmond, left, assistant manager at Freson IGA, hands over the money raised from the BBQ to Warrior Olivia Candy, with (front; l-r) Warriors Brandon Lang, Tony Ponto and Adam Van Holland and (back; l-r) Evan Gallagher, Gianna Lal and Megan Charmont; absent from the photo is Greentree Warrior Madison Lang. Weekender photo by Pascale Taylor

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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

I inSide Drumheller (FREE on Fridays), Interpretive Centre J Jogging Paths, July 1st Parade K Kite Flying, Kaleidoscope Theatre L Little Church, Last Chance Saloon, Landscape, Library M Mini Golf, McMullen Island, Midland Provincial Park, Museums N Nature Trail, Newcastle Beach O Oyster Beds

P Pancake Breakfasts, Parks, Passion Play, Pro Rodeo, Parking is FREE!! Q Quiet Walking Trails R Royal Tyrrell Museum, Reptile World, Rosebud Theatre, Red Deer River S Suspension Bridge, Swimming Pool, Skateboard, Splash Park, Stampede Grounds, Shopping T The Drumheller Mail (on the stands Wednesday), Theatres, Tea Houses, Tours, Tunnel Vision U Unusual Formations, Underground Experience at the Atlas Coal Mine V Valley Historical Sites W World’s Largest Dinosaur, Walking Paths, Weekender (Free on Fridays), Water Slide X Xeriscaping Y Yard Sales Z Zoophyte

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Cards of Thanks As the recipient of the Corbett Schaffer Memorial Scholarship, I would like to thank Pronghorn Controls Ltd. and Sharon Schaffer. This scholarship will make it a little easier on my wallet to attend S.A.I.T. Taylor Hardy I would like to thank Tish, Janice, Mom, Brenda, Randy and my kids for making my birthday party a huge surprise. Tish you outdid yourself, even preparing breakfast the next morning. Thanks for the cards, gifts and for those who came to celebrate, you really made turning 50 worth it. Sharon Hardy

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Second annual garden party celebrates Art in the Badlands

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Event to raise funds for health foundation

Garden and will feature si- cepted. Bidders must signlent and live auctions with in and receive a bidderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s quilts and ďŹ ne art created card. For more information by artists from the BadPatrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller contact Linda Ames or lands area. Admission is free but do- Kathy Dudley at 403-820The Drumheller Area Health Foundation is host- nations are gratefully ac- 7266. ing its second annual garden party and art auction/ silent auction with the goal of raising funds for laparoscopic equipment for the operating room. Laparoscopic equipment allows surgeons to perform abdominal procedures through small non-evasive incisions. This would be helpful for procedures such as gall bladder surgery. The foundation is about halfway to reaching its goal to purchase the equipment. The garden party is to celebrate Art in the Badlands and is slated for Thursday, June 17, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Drumheller Health Centre. The live auction begins at 5:30 p.m. In case of rain, this date will be moved to the following week to Thursday, June 24. The party will be held in Bidder peruse some of the dozens of items at last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s garden parthe Recreation Therapy ty in support of the Drumheller Area Health Foundation. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s event is slated for Thursday, June 17.

The wet weather, busier work load and technical problems Victor Bustamante has experienced recently havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t deterred him from persevering as the Ride to Conquer Cancer he is undertaking approaches. In just two weeks, on June 2627, Bustamante will take on the challenge of riding 200 kilometres in two days across the foothills of the Canadian Rockies, in order to raise money to conquer cancer, as reported in the May 14 edition of inSide Drumheller. When inSide caught up with Bustamante, he explained that training had been diďŹ&#x192;cult due to the wet weather, and work at the museum had become busier with the season starting to pick up. He had also encountered a few technical problems with his bike and needed a replacement part. â&#x20AC;&#x153;With the weather, work getting busier and the technical problems I have had with my bike, it has been tough,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This week I couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t ride, so

I have been running more and I squeezed some swimming in there too. But I got the part I needed for my bike yesterday so I should be able to ride it as soon as it stops raining.â&#x20AC;? Worried about not being able to train as hard as he had wanted to, he told inSide Drumheller that he was aware his friends hadnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t either. â&#x20AC;&#x153;At least we are all going to suffer together,â&#x20AC;? he laughed. A busier working schedule has also meant he hasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t been able to put too much time into fundraising. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tough. I still have about $1,000 to go,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;On the positive side, I have just found out from IGA that I can take over the fundraising BBQ taking place this Saturday morning in their parking lot, as someone has cancelled. So I jumped at this opportunity.â&#x20AC;? Bustamante will also be taking his recumbent bike to the BBQ so people can take a look at the unusual cycle he has used during his training, weather permitting!

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NEW AUTOMATED WASTE COLLECTION SYSTEM Coming to a curb near you! See how to use the new waste cart Drumheller residents will be receiving in the next few weeks. Hotdogs and hamburgers will be served on location, as fundraiser for the Valley Bus Society. 4BUVSEBZ +VOF t BN QN Greentree Mall

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