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Downtown | Drumheller 403.823.3686 Daylight Savings Time is here again! Don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour this Sunday, March 14. Facility Plan unveiled See page 2

Raine McDougald digs in her edges at the Valley Figure Skating Club’s Ice Carnival entitled We are Canadian on Friday, March 5 at Drumheller Memorial Arena. The festival celebrated all things Canadian, and Raine’s group performed a tribute to British Columbia and the Olympics. See more photos on page 12

Hey Romeo breaks into top 20! See page 5

We Won't Pay! Rosebud's comedy will have audiences rolling in the aisles See page 10

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inSide STREETERS The Conservative government announced last week that they would be asking Parliament to investigate changing the lyrics of “O Canada." In face of the public outcry that followed, PM Harper backtracked and announced the anthem would not be changed, inSide Drumheller asked: “What do you think about this decision?”

Ajsa Ferguson “In one respect it shouldn’t be changed. But maybe we should examine the past civilizations and the changes that have happened in today’s world too.”

Cameron Weatherly “I think it shouldn’t be changed as it has been like that for ever.”

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Facility plan gets “OK” from public O.R. Sheddy | Inside Drumheller

Members of the public were pleased with the overall plan for the town’s $23 million Badlands Community Facility, following an Open House Wednesday evening, March 10. This was the first time that an updated plan has been viewed by the public and existing donors for the project. Over 70 people attended the event at the Civic Centre, which was hosted by members of the Facility’s Design Committee. Site work has already begun on the location of the old John Anderson Ball Park and adjacent parking lot and, according to David Edmunds of the Calgary architectural firm, Graham, Edmunds, Cartier, the plans are basically complete. Drawings will soon be okayed by the Town and the Committee, and a call for tenders will go out in April. “We’re pretty happy with the way the building has turned out,” said Edmunds. “It is going to fit into the landscape here nicely and it is going to be a really great mix of spaces in the heart of the commu-

nity. You are going to get a lot of use from the building from six in the morning until midnight, as the uses change.” Target completion date for the project is August of 2011. The Drumheller Public Library will occupy the main floor with some 9,000 sq. ft., about 1/3 more space than they currently enjoy in the downtown location. Several rooms on the north side of the main floor will be added for gallery, crafts and multi-use. Above the library will be a banquet hall that will be available for meetings and banquets and can be divided if need be. A servery area will allow for food preparation for catered events. In the west wing of the facility, the main floor will house a field house and fitness centre, along with team rooms and locker rooms, to facilitate the multi-use focus of the building. This area will be used for a variety of sports such as badminton, volleyball, basketball and gymnastics, and accommodate several activities at the same time. Storage areas are included as well as a fitness studio.

Joe Turgeon “I think this was a distraction to take people’s mind off the real issues, such as the Afghanistan prisoners!” An overhead view of the Community Facility master plan. The drawings for the building were unveiled at an Open House on Wednesday March 10 at the Civic Centre. About 70 were attendance.

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On the second level, a running/walking track is planned, open to the area below. The facility would be constructed east of the Memorial Arena allowing the curling rink to remain in the short term. Eventually, a second rink surface and a curling facility are to be included on the site. Design Committee cochair Brooke Christianson told inSide Drumheller, “We’re very pleased that we had a great showing from the public tonight at the Open House. There has been some great interaction and questions,” said Christianson. “We’ve been able to thank our donors and the drawings are fantastic.” The town is optimistic about greatly improving cost recovery on operations for the facility, once it is built. According to information obtained from the town, “the existing subsidy for the arena and Aquaplex is $477,692, with a recovery on operations of over 40 per cent. The incremental subsidy required to operate the new spaces will be $244,975

and recovery on operations of 77.60 per cent”. Town Councillor Sharel Shoff was pleased with what the facility has to offer the public. “I think it will serve the people of Drumheller and all types of people; the seniors, the young, the people who want to exercise and become physically fit. I think it will bring people with the banquet facility, it will be good for the Music Festival and people who can use the meeting rooms,” said Shoff. “I think it is all around good for Drumheller.” The Facility’s Fundraising Committee, headed by Jeff Hall, is currently accepting donations from the public and private sectors, and the total now stands at approximately $1.7 million, out of a total goal of $6 million for the first phase. For information on how to donate to the facility, contact Jeff Hall at 403-8237800, or any fundraising committee member. For more information on the facility go to www.dinosaurvalley.com.

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Shae Cook “Anthems, as they go, may need to be changed as we change as people. They should change to reflect all the people of our land as we are all invested in doing what’s right for our country.”

Russ Gill, member of the design committee, left, and Tony Pliva, who recently made a generous donation to the facility, discuss the unveiled design of the Badlands Community Facility at an Open House on Wednesday, March 10.

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ATCO Electric outlines their 2010-2011 plans for Drumheller Pascale Taylor | inSide Drumheller

A delegation from ATCO Electric outlined the company’s plans for 2010-2011 at the Drumheller Town Council Meeting on Monday, March 1. Terry Beaupre, team lead at ATCO Drumheller, explained they will be concentrating their work on a new main power line, north of Drumheller, and looking at upgrading the lines in Nacmine. The new power line will start at the Crossman strip at the airport and will include an underground line going from the south end of upper Midland to the Michichi Creek bridge. It will then go overhead to the other side of the highway, then underground again all the way to the Spray park. This new line will create a new feed into Drumheller with separate a circuit which will become the service to upper Midland and along Dinosaur Trail. It will underground power for the new Catholic School and the Drumheller Health Centre. Part of the reason for an underground feed was to provide a safer environment around the new school grounds. Council had asked ATCO to help the town with their eﬀort to beautify Drumheller while they undertake new projects. This underground line will improve the aesthetic at Rotary Splash Park as the overhead electrical structure will be removed. Part of the purpose for the new feeders is to provide a feed for downtown from two locations should there be a ﬂood and the infrastructure were to be damaged. It is anticipated the work will start at the airport in May and will be halted during the summer season so as not to cause disruptions during tourist season., Work will resume again in September. Longer term, ATCO will also concentrate on improving the infrastructure in Nacmine and other areas such as Rosedale and East Coulee. Beaupre explained they will begin in Nacmine as the problem there is larger

than in other communities and the development of new houses has brought the problem to the forefront. “Most of the infrastructure was put in by the mining company,” he said, “and it doesn’t meet today’s standard for electrical infrastructure, particularly around clearance issues over roads, back alleys and to buildings.” As they will look at relocating the lines underground, there will be costs implications and it will affect other utilities. Beaupre conﬁrmed they will work closely with other services during this project, as well as with customers. ATCO plans this project will take 5 - 10 years to complete. Bridget Unland, customer services representative at ATCO, updated council with further ATCO plans for the coming year. Historically, some of the damaged underground feed, which could not be repaired, was replaced by a temporary overhead connection on some of the

street lights. ATCO will focus their eﬀorts on cleaning these up and repairing the underground connections. As this may involve digging up pavement and/or lawns, Unland explained, they would involve customers in the process, as well as the Town of Drumheller. Council had previously indicated to ATCO they would like Drumheller to be considered as a location for piloting a new type of street lighting using LED technology which is believed to reduce operation and maintenance costs. Unland explained that ATCO had investigated the feasibility of using LED for street lighting and found that, at present, they did not have the knowledge, nor the equipment required to implement LED street lighting. They have put a team together to investigate the life cycle of LED lights as there are some known reliability issues, particularly in colder climates. ATCO will revisit the project on completion of the study.

inSideHappenings DAYTIME EVENTS March 12, 13, 14, Drumheller: Toonie Special at the Ski Hill. $2.00 skiing. 403-823-5006. Saturday, March 13, Drumheller: True Colour Parenting presented by Golden Prairie Parent Link. 2 - 5 pm at the Civic Centre. Register by calling 403-854-8800, 403-823-1334 or email parented@goldenprairieplc.ca Saturday, March 20, Drumheller: Free Family Fun Events. Families Going Green. Environmentally fun activities for families. 2 - 4 pm, Civic Centre. Deadline to register, March 15. Email kroberts@dinosaurvalley.com or call 403-823-1315. Sunday, March 21, Rosebud: Royal Sproule Art Gallery, GRAND OPENING! 1-5 pm. For further information, email royalsprouleartgallery.com or phone 403-667-0004. Wednesday, March 31, Drumheller: Raising Confident, Competent Children presented by Golden Prairie Parent Link. 2 - 5 pm at the Civic Centre. Register by calling 403-854-8800, 403-823-1334 or email parented@goldenprairieplc.ca

DRUMHELLER AREA NIGHTLIFE Showing this week at Napier Theatre, Drumheller: Friday, March 12 Thursday, March 18, 7:30 pm., Sat. & Sun. Matinees at 2:00pm. Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. Closed Mondays. Saturday, March 13, Drumheller: "Fire Coulee Bandits" at O’Shea’s. Wednesday, March 17, Wayne: St. Patrick’s Day Party at Last Chance Saloon. Starts at 5 pm. For more information call 403-823-9189. March 17, 18, 19 20, Drumheller: Kaleidoscope Theatre presents “Like Bees to Honey”, 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 7:00 pm. Tickets: $15 at the door. Not appropriate for children under 13. Call 403-823-PLAY. Saturday, March 13, Rosedale: Homestead Museum Society's 16th Annual Fundraiser. Tickets available at Drumheller Public Library, Riverside Value Drug Mart or Board Members. Saturday, March 13, Rosedale: Kash Karaoke Contest at Outlaw’s Saloon. Wednesday, March 17, Drumheller: Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Vintage Pub & Grill. 11:30 am - 2 am. Friday, March 19, Drumheller: "Say Whatt" at O’Shea’s Friday, March 26, Drumheller: Steak Night at Sandstone Lanes, 5-8 pm. Live music by the Yelping Coyotes. For reservations, please call 403-8236677. Saturday, March 27, Three Hills: Hillside Lanes 10th Annual Fundraiser. Roast Beef supper, 5 Blackout Bingo games (Total $5,000). Three Hills Curling Rink. Tickets on sale now. Phone 403-443-2003, 403-443-5803, 403-443-5623. Tuesday Evenings, East Coulee: Bingo at 7:30 p.m. Community Hall. 10m

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Hey Romeo, nice work! band breaks into Top 20

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Hey Romeo has broken through the #20 ceiling on the Mediabase Canadian Country charts. The band, featuring Drumheller native Rob Shapiro, has been steadily making music since 2002 under their previous moniker Utter Madness, and now Hey Romeo. In 2007, they released their self-titled album. Their cover of Fleetwood Mac’s Second Hand News received strong airplay. Along the way, the band won the 2008 CMAA Top New Group award, and in 2009 Shapiro won the CCMA Keyboard Player of the Year. They are back on the radio as their recently released single Searching for You is now #19 in the Mediabase Canadian Country charts. “So, among North American country acts being played on the radio in Canada, we’re #19 as of Saturday,” an elated Shapiro told inSide Drum-

heller. “This is rare air for us as it’s our ﬁrst Top 20. I was in the Canadian Tire parking lot in Drumheller when I was talking to our radio promotion team over the holidays and we all picked numbers that we hoped our new single Searchin for You would go to, I picked #17 and the team picked #23. I have since changed my mind to Top 10!” The ranking can only be a boost for the band as it gains notoriety across the country. “That will be a big diﬀerence maker to us for the rest of the year as far as live shows at concerts, festivals, tours, exhibitions, rodeos and other events. It also will open the door for us to be an opening act for the big ticket Nashville acts that play at the dome that need “support” acts, or openers,” said Shapiro. “It would be huge for Hey Romeo to be on a bill with Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Toby Keith, Rascal Flatts or Kenny Chesney. It helps establish the band’s demographic and adds to our fan base by being on those type of hugely attended shows. Going Top 20 is a big deal,

even if we don’t go Top 10, it's mission accomplished for the ﬁrst single of our new album.” Mediabase produces music charts based not on sales, but radio play. It monitors almost 2,000 radio stations throughout Canada and the US. The future looks bright for the band. They have a number of Canadian tour dates coming up and even a possible stop in Drumheller. They will be appearing at Nashville North during the Calgary Stampede and may even head to France. They have also signed with Royalty Records based out of Edmonton. This will give the band better distribution as they move forward. “That’s going to be key to getting the music to people. Walmart, HMV and other retailers will have the disc before summer,” said Shapiro. To keep up with the band, fans can go to www.heyromeo.com to learn more. There is a link to request their latest single to local radio stations. Fans can also follow the band on Facebook.

Piano adjudicator named for Music Festival submitted | inSide Drumheller

The Drumheller and District Music Festival is just around the corner, and the organizers have secured Edwin Gnandt as the Piano adjudicator. The Canadian pianist enjoys a successful career with over five hundred appearances as soloist, accompanist, adjudicator and workshop clinician. He has been praised by the San Francisco Examiner for his “consistently alluring sound,” by the Oakland Tribune for his “ear for phrasing,” and by the Los Angeles Times for his “distinct refinement.” Mr. Gnandt’s performances have taken him throughout Canada and the United States as well as to Russia and Scotland. Recent appearances include St. Petersburg, Russia; Denver, Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle, and Vancouver. Recently, he was invited as a visiting Professor of Music at Azuza Pacific University in Los Angeles, California, where he collaborated with Polish pianist Roza Yoder in pursuing his continued interest in Chopin. Mr. Gnandt completed his

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Bachelor of Music degree at the University of Calgary and his Master of Music at the University of Washington under Randolph Hokanson. He also studied at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland under a Canada Council grant and did postgraduate studies with Adele Marcus at the Juilliard School of Music in New York. He collaborates and records with many of Canada’s ﬁnest musicians. Mr. Gnandt currently serves as a full-time faculty member at Ambrose University College, Calgary.

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I’ve written so many versions of today’s column that I’m not entirely sure that what you’re reading is exactly what I wanted to write. It was all due to my skepticism. In the first version I thoroughly lambasted our Olympic athletes for their less than stellar performances. In the second version I spread the blame to include the bozo who came up with the “Own the Podium” program. In the last version I went further, to include all of us viewers who were taken in by all the massive “I believe” advertising campaign. Let’s face it, you put everything together and you have a confluence of hype, hope and pressure that carries away all rationality. We expect a medal performance from every athlete, and every athlete is expected to deliver. As I sat writing this, someone spoke from behind me saying, “Don’t be negative.” He made a point, negative criticism is no way to treat someone who gives their best. I don’t like trash talk, but neither do I like unwarranted praise. I don’t like braggadoccio, unless it can be backed up. To brag, to trash talk, gives the impression that you are very good at that about which you are bragging. You raise the hopes of those around you, they expect a world class performance. And so to the Olympic Games. The Canadian Olympic Committee put on a show of braggadoccio with its “Own the Podium” program. I believe that our athletes are as good or better than any in the world, and they don’t need anyone to brag about it. A program like “Own the Podium” puts undue expectations on them and raises the hopes of Canadians to the point where anything less than a podium finish is unacceptable. Rubbish! Sometimes things happen that are beyond an athletes control, regardless of skill, conditioning or talent. Ask the speed skater who gets wiped out in a corner by another skater who is trying to pass; or the skeleton racer who gets a little out of the groove and touches the wall; or the curler, whose stone catches a piece of grit, causing it to slide clean through the house, straight as a pin. Things happen, and no stupid program should rule how we feel toward our athletes. I wrote all of the above well before all the women’s triumphs, before the curling, the hockey, and men’s pursuit. “Own the Podium” might sound like braggadoccio, but apparently it worked. Canada set a record for gold medals in any Olympic Games, summer or winter. In all, we won 26 medals. We’re not used to kicking that kind of butt, usually we’re on the receiving end. I once read that a racehorse runs with his lungs, perseveres with his heart and wins with his character. Our athletes proved as good as any racehorse, and I salute them. No more standing in the shadow of the Americans, being a good sport, thinking, “Oh well, second place is pretty good”. As an analogy, let me use a line from the movie “Patton”, where the general is exhorting his troops before a battle: “They say it’s an honour to die for your country in battle.” “It’s stupid to die for your country in battle, dead men don’t win battles.” “Give the other poor son of a gun the honour of dying in battle for his country.” It’s an honour to win silver or bronze for your country. Our athletes, being nice, polite Canadians took it a step further, and decided in many cases, to allow the other fellow the honour of winning silver or bronze for his country. Gold became the colour of choice for the Canadian. Nice going. 10s

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Committee struck to bring playground to new St. Anthony’s School Patrick Kolafa | Inside Drumheller

While St. Anthony’s School is excited to have a new home come 2011, a committee is working hard to make sure students have a top-notch playground in place when the school opens. The St. Anthony’s School Council has formed a playground committee to raise

funds for a new playground for the new school on North Dinosaur Trail. Chair of the committee Alexis Pepin says, they have a goal to raise in the area of at least $150,000, for the playground, and have a way to go to reach that goal. Their timeline is somewhat truncated because they would like to have the playground in by Sep-

tember long weekend, while the weather is still optimal for installation. The committee has undertaken some fundraising endeavours including the Reading Rocks Program at St. Anthony’s School. It was a read-a-thon where students were able to win prizes while they worked on their literacy skills.

The committee is also looking at some other events in the near future. They are looking to solicit donations from residents or businesses in the area who can see all the beneﬁts of such a playground. While the apparatus will be on the school grounds, a modern playground can only beneﬁt the community at large, giving youngsters

a fun and safe place to explore. They are looking at ways to recognizing sponsors at the playground when it opens. The committee is also looking into possible grants for the project. For more information on the playground project or to support it, contact Alexis Pepin at 403-823-5344.

RCMP focus on seatbelt awareness in March submitted | Inside Drumheller Alberta RCMP, along with their enforcement partners, and in conjunction with Regional Health Authorities and partners in the Alberta Occupant Restraint Program, are launching the annual spring seatbelt awareness and enforcement campaign. “In 2009, Transport Canada statistics show that 40 per cent of people in fatal motor vehicle collisions would have lived if they simply put on their seatbelts. Many of these occupants would have survived, and indeed, walked away from these collisions if they had been wearing their seatbelts,” says Inspector James Stiles, Oﬃcer-in-Charge. Provincial data shows that occupants who were using occupant restraints at the time of a collision were injured less often (10.3 per cent) as compared with occupants who were not using restraints (38.7 per cent). Therefore, non-restraint users were

three and a half times more likely to be injured as restraint users. Statistics show that 75 per cent of people who are ejected from their vehicles die as a result of ejection. During the month of March, RCMP members will be conducting Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) vehicle checks focusing on occupant restraints. Policing agencies across the province will be enforcing seatbelt and child safety seat infractions. If you’re caught not wearing your seatbelt or with an improperly secured child seat, you will be fined. “We see the tragic results of people not using seatbelts all the time,” says Stiles. “People don’t realize that it takes only a second to buckle up and save a life. Wearing your seatbelt is the most simple and effective thing you can do to reduce your chance of being harmed in a motor vehicle collision.”

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Every year, the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) conducts an oﬀ-site visit at one of their member communities and they have chosen Drumheller to be that community this year. The AUMA is an umbrella organization for urban municipalities in Alberta. It advocates to other levels or orders of government in order

to assist municipalities, for instance, advocating for legislation changes and grant funding. An example of a program they initiated is the aﬀordable housing program. Recently, Councillor Karen Bertamini, who is also an AUMA board member, took a resolution on behalf of Drumheller to the AUMA Mayors’ caucuses oﬃce to ask whether they would compile a list of uses that were appropriate for

different levels of contaminated brownfield properties. The resolution also asked the AUMA to lobby the province for appropriate legislative changes within the Municipal Government Act to give municipalities more power, such as tax breaks, on these properties in order for municipalities to help developers move forward with this type of land. Such legislation change would benefit every municipality in the province.

The purpose of off-site visits is for board members to learn more about the Albertan municipalities that the AUMA is serving. The fifteen board members and staff will be visiting Drumheller in August, for a total of three days, spending two days attending meetings at Drumheller’s Council Chambers. Council will organize tours of the community to talk about partnerships the town

has built and tour sites around the valley, including those that will explain the changes which have taken place and the municipal strategies that were put forward to enable those changes, for instance Drumheller’s landﬁll and recycling strategy. The meeting will also be an opportunity to receive feedback and suggestions from the AUMA board members on some issues Drumheller is facing.

The AUMA Board has selected Drumheller for their off-site visit this year. In August, board members and staff will spend three days in Drumheller, attending meetings at Drumheller Council Chambers and visiting the area to learn about projects and partnerships in the valley. In the photo are the board members, with Drumheller Councillor Karen Ann Bertamini fifth from the left.

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Lori Stefanishion inSide Drumheller Food Columnist My dad was Irish and my mom’s birthday is St. Patrick’s day, so I thought I’d honor my parents on this occasion. It is not an Irish dish, but my dad did his best to convince us that one of the best things in life was lemon pudding! I always had a "take it or leave it" attitude ture without stirring. Spread into crusts and towards lemon pies, until I happened upon refrigerate for ½ hour. this one that combined it with a cheese2nd layer: cake... now that's my kind of pie. I also like 1 - 8oz. pkg. cream cheese, softened this method for cooking an empty pie shell. It 1 cup icing sugar works very well. 1 ½ cups 2% milk Layered Lemon Pie Pastry for 2 single pies Line 2 pie plates with pastry, then line the pastry with a double thickness of foil. (Don’t prick the pastry). Bake for 8 minutes at 450. Remove foil and bake about 6 minutes longer - until golden. Cool.

Filling: 1 ½ cups sugar 6 Tbsp. cornstarch 1/4 tsp. salt 2 cups cold water 3 egg yolks, beaten 1/3 cup lemon juice 1/4 cup butter 1 tsp. grated lemon peel 1 tsp. lemon extract Combine sugar, cornstarch and salt in saucepan. Stir in water until smooth. Cook and stir over medium-high until thickened and bubbly. Whisk yolks in a bowl, then whisk in a half cup of hot mixture, then whisk combined mixture into saucepan Reduce heat and cook 2 minutes longer, stirring. Remove from heat and gently stir in the lemon juice, peel, butter and extract. Cool to room tempera-

2 - 3.4oz pkg. Instant lemon pudding mix Beat cheese and sugar until smooth. Gradually beat in milk. Add pudding mix and beat 2 minutes. Let stand 2 minutes to set. Spread over Àlling and refrigerate for ½ hour. Topping: 1 - 8 oz. pkg. cream cheese, softened 1 cup icing sugar 1 - 16 oz. carton Cool Whip, thawed Beat cheese and sugar. Fold in Cool Whip. Spread over pies. Refrigerate until set.

Greentree School hosts their own Olympics Greentree School organized their own Olympics on Tuesday, February 23. Children from Kindergarten to Grade 6 took part in Olympics events with each class representing a Canadian province. Nine different stations were set up to represent an event, such as bobsled, hockey, curling, ski jumping and bi-athlon. The event also included lighting of a cauldron and parents could take photos with torch bearer Rav Lal’s Olympic Torch. In the photo, Miss Patten’s class is proudly holding the Manitoba flag during the opening ceremony. inSide photo by Pascale Taylor

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Announcements COMING EVENTS Drumheller Library Society Annual General Meeting. Wednesday, March 31, 2010, 7:00 - 8:00 pm. Chamber of Commerce Board Room, 60 - 1st Ave. West, beneath World’s Largest Dinosaur (north entrance), everyone welcome to come support the Society which supports the Library! Refreshments. 10c

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inSideEMPLOYMENT We Won’t Pay! fills Rosebud Theatre with non-stop laughs Side splitting comedy will have audiences rolling in the aisles submitted | Inside Drumheller

Remember when comedian Lucille Ball in 'I Love Lucy' started work at the chocolate factory with Ethel? Soon, they were doing wacky things to keep up with the assembly Are you ing , outgo creative ing for k and loo ing new h t e som ing? & excit

line. Every move they made escalated into even more outrageous consequences. This spring, Rosebud Theatre renews this laugh-a-minute scenario with We Won’t Pay! We Won’t Pay! playing from March 12 to May 15. Director, Karl Sine, describes the show as “a wild and zany story about normal people ﬁnding themselves in extraordinary situations. The neighbourhood has erupted

into a domestic revolution that feels like 'The Honeymooners' meets 'I Love Lucy'. Two crazy women and their hapless husbands are doing everything in their power to eek out a meagre existence, and if that means they have to break a few rules along the way to make ends meet, then so be it! Desperate times call for desperate measures. And after navigating through all the laughs and absurd situ-

ations, in the end, the play is really about love, friendship, family and loyalty, something we can all relate to and understand.” The comedy of classic television shows such as 'The Honeymooners' and 'I Love Lucy' had audiences doubled over with laughter. Simple antics and comments intensiﬁed tenacious situations to the extreme and created unimaginable outcomes. The humour in

We Won’t Pay! We Won’t Pay! will do the same for Rosebud Theatre audiences. When a neighbourhood of women revolt against the rising price of groceries at the local supermarket, two couples get swept up in the whirlwind revolution of the day. With each move, the couples get pulled deeper and deeper into a powerful vortex of utter chaos and absurdity.

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We have a part-time/full-time advertising and promotion sales position open. The successful candidate will possess a positive attitude and the ability to work with customers to achieve their objectives. Also, a creative mind, computer skills and good organizational work habits are an asset. Good spelling and language skills are essential. A base salary and commission package, plus a benefits package make this a desirable position for the right person.

Send resume, with handwritten cover letter to O. Sheddy. fax: 403-823-3864 email: information@drumhellermail.com or deliver to: 515 Highway 10 East, Drumheller o10c11b (b) Drumheller

Janitorial Service Contract Can your company clean up? You’ll provide janitorial service for our 1,450-square-foot Drumheller office. This two-year contract begins April 1, 2010. Fax your quote to 306-780-8641 or email 10024FF1 jon.starcevich@fcc-fac.ca by March 17, 2010. For janitorial specs or to view the space, call Ruby at 403-823-4111. For other details, call Jon at 306-780-6384.

(l-r) Kendra Hutchinson (Marguerite) and Heather Pattengale (Antonia) in Rosebud Theatre’s first pro-

duction of the season, We Won’t Pay! We Won’t Pay! opening tonight, Friday, March 12. photo submitted

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Permanent full-time position available in our Graphics Department • Must be organized, self-motivated, a good team player and committed to customer service. • Must possess above average computer AND communication (written and oral) skills. • Computer program training will be provided. We offer an excellent working environment, competitive pay, flexible hours, benefit package.

Apply with resume and cover letter: mail: Box 1629, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0 email: information@drumhellermail.com fax: 403-823-3864 in person: 515 Highway 10 East, Drumheller

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The Drumheller Mail offers a non-smoking environment.

World Day of Prayer at Grace Lutheran Church Many came together at the Grace Lutheran Church for the World Day of Prayer which took place on Friday, March 5. This day is celebrated worldwide and celebrates Christian women of many traditions who come together to observe a common day of prayer each year. This year, the women of Cameroon

invited Christians to join them during the service around the theme “Let Everything That Has Breath Praise God.” The photo shows the service which took place at Grace Lutheran Church in Drumheller. inSide photo by Pascale Taylor

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inSideSPORTS Drumheller Dragons’ end of season 2009-2010 awards

Dan Wourms, AJHL treasurer, presented the RBC Scholarship, awarded to Breyden DeCock, and picked up by Rob Geddes, right, in DeCock’s absence.

Evan Warner is receiving the Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy, presented by Shirley Barby, sister of the late Stewy.

Scott Kennedy receives the Jeff Hendricks Memorial Scholarship presented by Darrell Berlando, left, and Marty Weymark, right. inSide photos by Pascale Taylor

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Teams tune up for zones Patrick Kolafa | Inside Drumheller

A friendly cross town rivalry was played out Wednesday night as the DCHS Senior boys basketball team took on the St. Anthony’s Sabres. Both teams are preparing Joseph Faubion, right, is presented with the Volun- Scott Kennedy, left, receives the Chinook Fan Fafor zones this weekend. The teer of the Year award by Marty Palechuk. vourite from Joanne Contenti of the Chinook Credit inSide photos by Pascale Taylor Union and Junior Dragon, Garrett Garlock. DCHS Dynos will be playinSide photos by Pascale Taylor ing for the South Central 2A zone championships this weekend in Didsbury. The St. Anthony’s Sabres are hosting the 1A zone tournament. The Dynos, ranked #3

Mike Marianchuk, left, and Marcus Toye receive the Rookie of the Year award. inSide photos by Pascale Taylor

Doug Jessey, right, picks up the Top Defenceman award, presented by Jon Armbruster. inSide photos by Pascale Taylor

at the 2A level, were the heavy favourites going into the game, and jumped out to an early lead. The Sabres matched the intensity and by half time were only down by nine points. In the third quarter, the Dynos’ smothering defense took its toll on the Sabres, and they fell behind. The Sabres showed signs of life in the fourth quarter, but the Dynos held a commanding lead and continued to hustle at both ends of the court. The Dynos went away with the victory..

Think S P R I N G ! Feng Shui- In the Garden $120 Starts Apr 10 Be GREEN Drumheller $63 Starts Mar 17 Composting & Waste Workshop

Employment Enhancement: Flag Certificate $160 Starts March 27 Food Safety $116 Starts Apr 17 Simply Accounting $63 Starts Mar 11 WHIMIS & TDG $175 Starts Mar 20 Beginner Web Page Design $48 Starts Mar 31 Microsoft Excel 2 $63 Starts Mar 17

Arts and Leisure: Tile Mosaic $60 Starts Mar 16 Easter Chocolates $68 Starts Mar 27 Beginner Keyboard $58 Starts Apr 8 Start your Memoirs 29 Starts Mar 18

Coach Dan Price presents Evan Warner, left, with the Most Valuable Player award. inSide photos by Pascale Taylor

Scott Kennedy, left, and Colin Bergman receive the Top Scorer award from assistant coach, Dave Ferrari, right. inSide photos by Pascale Taylor

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We are Canadian! The Valley Figure Skating Club celebrated everything Canadian at its annual Ice Carnival on Friday, March 5 at Drumheller Memorial Arena. (clockwise from left) New skaters performed Ontario Flowers for skating fans. Kassidy Powell was the featured skater for the Ice Carnival. Megan Camba performs a solo, and there is nothing more Canadian than Anne of Green Gables, performed on the Prairies. inSide photos by Megan Kathol

Go on a winter vacation? Do you have a swimsuit photo? Good!! Send it to us for inclusion in

Swimsuit Edition Rules are simple: • Photos must have been taken within the last 12 months. • Photos must be in good taste. • Photos will be published in the March 26, 2010 edition of inSide Drumheller. • Submissions must include permissions of subject(s) in photo. • Subjects in photo must be 18 years or older.

Email your photos to: information@insidedrumheller.com by March 17, 2010.

Drumheller Pool League Schedule for Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Home Team

Visiting Team

Venue

Rebel Rowsers

Blarney Stones

Carbon Valley Hotel

Donkey Boys

Grand Theft 8 Ball

Carbon Valley Hotel

Super B s

Midland MaÚa

Carbon Valley Hotel

Team Ramrod

The Innbred s

Dino s Pub

Badland Bastards

Crazy Sticks

Drumheller Inn

The Innmates

Chasing Coyote Ugly

Drumheller Inn

Midland Gangsters

Carbonators

Longbranch Saloon

Krazy Que s

Last Chance Woody s

Morrin Hotel

O Shea s Pumpers

Forfeit

O Shea s

Debutants

Smashin Peckers

O Shea s

Outlaws Perfect Drift

Hammered Unions

Outlaws Saloon

Royal City Dragons

Dino s 249 ers

Royal City Lounge

Vickers

Sportin Wood

Stavros Pub

The Strokers

Hi Octane

Stavros Pub

River Rats

Outlaw Drillers

Vintage Pub

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BARCOM For information on our properties call Bob Sheddy at 403-823-222 “Committed parnter promoting the heritage in our community”