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Vol. 4, No. 09 | 8 pages
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The gloves are off, and on the auction block The mittens that adorned the Worlds' Largest Dinosaur have come down, and will soon be on the auction block. They will be auctioned off on eBay to support the Badlands Community Facility. It appears the lure of owning the mitts may have been too much for someone. (inset) Fire Chief Bill Bachynski shows a fish hook found in one of the mittens after they were removed by the Fire department on Tuesday night. See story on Page 2.
Drumheller Minor hockey steps up to support the Badlands Recreation Facility. See page 2
Who are you? See page 3
Dragon's top scorer of the year trophy awarded. See page 8
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inSideOPINIONS inSide STREETERS Team Canada finished the 2010 Vancouver Olympics with 26 medals, 5 bronze, 7 silver and a record 14 gold. inSide Drumheller asked: “What is your favourite memory from the 2010 Vancouver Olympics?”
Anne Campbell “Tessa and Scott, being the first Canadian skating team to win the gold medal! And of course the hockey result.”
Marian Ewing “I loved it all, we owned the podium just like we intended to! The Canada -v- USA hockey game was classic!”
Minor Hockey latest community facility contributor Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
The Drumheller Minor Hockey Association has generously committed $75,000 over the next five years to the Badlands Community Facility. The announcement was made on Wednesday, March 3 in the Town of Drumheller Council Chambers. As Minor Hockey is a major user of the facility, president Linda Lacher said it’s fitting they are contributors. There are about 180 participants in Drumheller Minor Hockey. “Drumheller has a very high demand for ice time,” said Lacher. “The arena is used by Minor Hockey, the Dragons, fun league and figure skating. The different components will help all organizations with game times, practice times and activities such as dry land training.” This season, Drumheller Minor Hockey is hosting the Bantam B Division provincial tournament, March 19-21. Shallyn Schinnour, special event coordinator for Drumheller Minor Hockey, feels having the
“The Passion Play site [Olympic Torch Run], being the place the MC stated was the most beautiful setting on their Canada tour so far."
The Drumheller Minor Hockey Association has committed $75,000 to the Badlands Community facility. At the presentation are (l-r) Drumheller Minor Hockey president Linda Lacher, Badlands Community Facility Fundraising Committee Chair Jeff Hall, Minor Hockey events coordinator Shallyn Schinnour and past registrar Laura Lowen. mailphoto by Patrick Kolafa
cially supported the Badlands Community Facility.” Hall says they have just started their campaign and are contacting 10-15 organizations a week to meet their target of $12 million. So far, they have raised about $1.7 million. Site preparation work is already completed. The initial facility will include a new public library, a field house, running track, fit-
ness centre and meeting facilities, followed by a second arena and curling facilities, as funding becomes available. Lacher hopes the Minor Hockey donation will inspire more support. “We hope the other user groups can step up and show support for the facility,” she said.
The gloves are off, let bidding commence Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
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Badlands Community Facility will allow them to host more of these kinds of events, especially with components such as a banquet facility. Attracting these kind of events are a boon economically for the Town of Drumheller. For this tournament, organizers needed to block 150 hotel rooms alone. The donation of $75,000 is over five years. Lacher says the funds will not come from registrations. It will come from concession revenue as well as other fundraising endeavours. They have earmarked the funding to be directed towards the second ice sheet project. Chair of the Badlands Community Facility Fundraising Committee, Jeff Hall, is appreciative of the donation for the facility. “It’s fantastic when we get money from any source, but for Drumheller Minor Hockey to step forward and show their commitment is great,” said Hall. “Minor Hockey realizes the importance of being behind a project like this, and we are very happy they have finan-
The gloves are off, and now there may be some friendly fisticuffs as to who will claim ownership of the gargantuan gloves. Sliding a bright red pair of mittens onto the claws of the World’s Largest Dinosaur put Drumheller on the map as part of its Olympic Torch Celebrations. On Tuesday night, the Drumheller Fire Department removed the mittens.
Now the gloves will be on the auction block in support of the Badlands Community Facility. Tara Semchuk, of Bit’s and Pieces, constructed the mittens that helped kick off the National Red Mitten Campaign. She confirms that the giant red mittens will be listed on eBay to be sold to the highest bidder. “We chose the community facility because it is sports related,” said Semchuk. She explains they were look-
ing at how best to support the sports community in the spirit of the Olympics, and came to the conclusion the recreation facility would be almost universal in supporting a number of different groups. “How do you pick one sporting group over the others? The community facility will be used by all groups in town,” said Semchuk. They have no idea what the mittens will fetch, but one indi-
cation revealed when the mittens came down, demonstrates they may be a hot commodity. The Fire department found a sizable barbed fishing lure lodged in the mitten, giving the appearance that someone may have already been trying to hook themselves a prize. The mittens are being cleaned and prepared, and they hope to have them listed by next week. The mittens are 3 metres long and 1.8 metres wide.
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Greg Gourley “The last game of hockey, Canada -v- USA, seeing Iginla passing to Crosby for the winning goal!”
A first informal parking Task Force meeting took place on Tuesday, March 2 to discuss the way forward to review the parking options on the portion of 3rd Avenue between 2nd Street West and 1st Street East. The Task Force members are Barry Fullerton and Mike Todor, from The Drumheller and District Chamber of Commerce, J.P. Shoff, from Reality
Bytes Inc., and Jerry Schuler, from Jerry’s Lock and Key Service Ltd., both representing the downtown merchants, and Councillors Andrew Berdahl and Blaine McDonald. The town received five applications from the public at large which were passed on to the Task Force and during their first meeting, they selected Sandy Brown and Gary Toft from the applications submitted.
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Wilf Golbeck “My son and I were at the Olympics, our favourite memory was the skeleton racing event, they were zooming down at 140 km an hour and Canada won the gold.”
The first public meeting took place in council chambers at Town Hall on Thursday, March 4 at 6:00 p.m., and was open to the public from 6:30 p.m. Subsequent meetings are expected to take place at a different venue. Exact location is yet to be confirmed. Agenda items included the appointment of a chairperson, as well as setting policies with regards to communication to the public.
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Name: Ashley Molyneux. Employer: Longbranch Saloon. Job title: Bartender. Age: 25. How long have you been in Drumheller? 25 years. What do you like best about Drumheller? Golfing in the summer, friends, family. If you could change one thing about Drumheller what would it be? Girl that loves shopping... We need an actual mall. What do you like about your job? Our cooler is the coldest in town and of course all the people who keep me company. What do you do in your spare time? Read, work out, travel, golf, shop, bowl, girl time, and of course tan to keep my bronze color. If you were granted three wishes from an angel or genie, what would they be? Ability to fly, dual citizenship and 1000 wishes. What would you like to achieve this year? Making the big move out of Drum. What’s your favourite movie and why? Napoleon Dynamite. The humour makes my tummy hurt.
rEvolve plays Knox United Church Drumheller residents are invited on a musical journey as rEvolve is set to play the Knox United Church on Wednesday, March 10. The band, featuring Chris Giffen, Josh McHan and Gord Oaks are on tour through Alberta and will be stopping in Drumheller. According to their website rEvolve means to re-evolve. “Evolution in terms of life energy being re-created, evolving out of the old and becoming new. It means to build on and evolve the work of those who came before us, those who have inspired us, educated us and whose ‘shoulders we stand upon.’ rEvolve also suggests the word ‘revolution’ which may be taken as the development of a centre of gravity around which to orbit. A focal point where we define, clarify and co-create our life paths.” All three members listed blend different musical styles and bring a varied repertoire that includes jazz, gospel, A capella vocal and prayer groove. The concert is at 7:30 p.m. Admission is a free will offering to the Mission and Service Fund. For more information on the Drumheller show, call 403-823-2366.
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Has reading a book ever changed your life? If yes, which one? I’m currently reading the book of Proverbs. It’s really assisting me in looking at situations in a different way and hopefully it makes me an all around better person. If you could choose one super power, which would it be and why? Teleport. So I could go when I want where I want. Any unusual habits? I never eat the last bite of any sandwiches. If you found a $100 bill what would you do? Give it to a bum on the street. Or tip the person who’d made my latte that day. If you could retire tomorrow, what would you do? To the airport I go! What’s on your playlist? Teagan and Sara, pheonix, death cab for a cutie are my favs right now. If you could be Prime Minister for one day what would you do? I’d never want to be Prime Minister. Politics are not my forte! Words to live by? Keep fit and have fun! Body break :)
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Saturday, March 6, Newcastle: The 3rd Annual Drumheller and District Humane Society Spaghetti Luncheon and Silent Auction. 11 am - 2:30 pm. 403-334-0894. See our ad in this paper. Saturday, March 6, Drumheller: Girl Guides Strawberry Tea at Knox United Church, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. $4.00 at the door, silent auction. Sunday, March 7, Drumheller: Laughing Families presented by Golden Prairie Parent Link. 2 - 5 pm at the Civic Centre. Register by calling 403854-8800, 403-823-1334 or email parented@goldenprairieplc.ca Sunday, March 7, Midland: Elks Pancake Breakfast. 9 am - 1 pm at the Midland Hall. 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 13, Rosedale: Homestead Museum Society 16th Annual Fundraiser. Tickets available at Drumheller Public Library, Riverside Value Drug Mart or Board Members. 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 Saturday, March 20, Drumheller: Easter Market located at the Greentree Mall (Co-op Mall), from 10 am to 3 pm. There will be things there for all ages. From Diapers to Jewellery and Candles, we will have it all! The Easter Bunny will also be making a guest appearance. Tables are still available for $30.00. If you would like to book a table, please call Jacquie Walton at 403-822-0005.
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Showing this week at Napier Theatre, Drumheller: Friday, March 5 9mThursday, March 11, 7:30 p.m. The Wolfman. Closed Mondays. Friday & Saturday, March 5 or 6, Carbon: Dinner Theatre at Cotton Wood Lodge in Carbon. Check out our ad on the entertainment page of this paper. Tickets available at Carbon Village Office. Call 403-572-3244. Friday, March 5, Drumheller: Valley Figure Skating Club presents “We are Canadian” with guest skater Drumheller’s Kassidy Powell. 7:00 p.m. Drumheller Memorial Arena. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. 403-321-0850 for more info. See our ad in this paper. Saturday, March 6, Drumheller: “Tickled Pink” Relay For Life Fund raiser, featuring Hypnotist Marilyn Olsen. Cocktails 5:30 p.m., Dinner 6:30 p.m., Show 8:30 p.m., Drumheller Stampede Barn. Tickets are $30.00 per person and can be purchased from Team Members at the Chamber of Commerce, Deer valley Implements, Bits and Pieces and SJ Fashions. 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. Tuesday Evenings, East Coulee: Bingo at 7:30 p.m. Community Hall.
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Your channels are changing so we can bring you more Digital and HD content. On March 16, 2010, your channels are changing to bring you a better TV experience. We are bringing you more channels like TSN2, TSN2 HD, Big Ten HD and History HD. Please see the channel guide below to keep track of the changes. DRUMHELLER CHANNEL CHANGES* FROM
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One: Mind, Body, Spirit Channel
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Star! TV
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EWTN - Eternal Word Television Network
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PBS Detroit (WTVS)
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BET - Black Entertainment Television
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FOX Rochester (WUHF)
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GSN - Game Show Network
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NBC Detroit (WDIV)
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Animal Planet
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ABC Detroit (WXYZ)
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ESPN Classic Canada
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National Geographic
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Setanta International Sports
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Discovery Civilization
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Fox Sportsworld
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NHL Network
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MTV
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TVA (West) Montreal (CFTM)
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Big Ten
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Biography
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Travel + Escape
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1938 - 2010 Arlene passed peacefully in her sleep on Friday, February 26, 2010 in Ladysmith, BC. She was born in Crossfield, Alberta, December 18, 1938. She leaves her husband Bob and their children Scott and Helen, her children Coral, Robbie, Gerry and Stewart Gerbrandt and their families and five grandchildren. She was predeceased by her parents Robert Lewis and Marjorie McCaskill, her son Bradley, husband George Gerbrandt and John Collard, siblings Bud, Margaret and Donald and is survived by her brothers Bob (Marjorie), Bill (Barbara), Jack and sister Jean and sisters-in-law Patricia McCaskill, Joan Herman and brother-in-law Jack. She was a kind and loveable lady and will be missed by all who knew her. As per her request there will not be a funeral. Donations may be made to the Kidney Foundation or the Heart and Lung Association. A memorial will be held at the Drumheller Inn on Monday, March 8, 2010 from 2 p.m. - 4 9p p.m.
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ARIES – Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, look before you leap or you might find the landing a bit more difficult than you originally thought. A lesson is learned that produces unexpected results.
LIBRA – Sept 23/Oct 23 Libra, now is the time to focus on education. If you were thinking of finishing a degree or going back to school, the opportunity to do so is now.
TAURUS – Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, a close friend will enlighten you on Tuesday. Information that you had been seeking is brought to light in the strangest way. Work relations are a bit strained.
SCORPIO – Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, listen to your heart rather than your head this week. Sometimes it pays to forgo an analytical approach. A new friend is on the horizon.
GEMINI – May 22/Jun 21 Get ready for an awe-inspiring adventure this week. It will be a very interesting journey. Take someone you trust along for the trip and you’ll have great company.
SAGITTARIUS – Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, take an organized approach to a task that needs to get done. If you tackle list by list, things won’t seem as overwhelming. A family member offers to help.
CANCER – Jun 22/Jul 22 Others question your motives when you fail to share responsibilities. The benefits are greater when the wealth is spread out. Innovations not tested may prove troublesome.
CAPRICORN – Dec 22/Jan 20 Others don’t trust your motives, Capricorn. They wonder if you are in good health and are thinking clearly. Show them that you are fine and just making a change.
LEO – Jul 23/Aug 23 Leo, work matters take a back seat to responsibilities at home. Take these developments in stride and make the most of increased time at home.
AQUARIUS – Jan 21/Feb 18 Aquarius, practice patience at home for a few weeks. Your resolve is constantly put to the test. Now is not the time for any rash decisions. Wait things out for a while.
VIRGO – Aug 24/Sept 22 Virgo, you have alienated someone close to you without intending to do so. This is why you are receiving a chilly reception. Make amends before it escalates.
PISCES – Feb 19/Mar 20 You are searching for something but you don’t know just what that is yet. You will learn a lot when you think introspectively.
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Sabres victorious in Trochu Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller Anthony Merkel had a season high 43 points as the St. Anthony’s Sabres trounced Trochu Valley School 87-40. The Sabres senior boys basketball team were in Trochu to take on the Blue Jays on Wednesday, March 3. The team never looked back in their victory, putting them back on track after a close tournament loss in Banff on the previous weekend. Defense was key to the Sabres’ win. They set a goal of only allowing 10 points per quarter, and achieved it. On offense, the Sabres were able to effectively use their size to score at will.
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Merkels’ 43 points was just a bucket shy of beating the school’s 44 points in a single game record. Brandon Gruber was effective off the dribble, driving for 17 points, and Josh Mohan popped in 10. With the defense starting to click, the team needs to continue fine-tuning other aspects of their game including limiting turnovers, tougher on the rebounds and better shooting. Wednesday night’s game now puts the Sabres at a 16-5 overall record as they prepare for zones. Next Wednesday, March 10, they will meet the DCHS Dynos, before hitting the court on Friday, March 12 when the Sabres host the zone playoffs.
Dynos upset in league final Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
The DCHS Senior boys Dynos basketball team were upset by the Acme Redmen in the league final on Wednesday night. The Dynos have been perfect in league play, and have only suffered one loss all season to Crescent Heights of Medicine Hat, the top ranked 3A team in the province, in tournament play. The Dynos were hoping to capture their third straight league banner at home on March 3, but the Redmen had different plans. DCHS coach, Jeff Messom, gives credit where credit is due. He said Acme rebounded well and were able to make timely
shots, while the Dynos were sluggish on defensive rotations and made critical turnovers throughout the game. The Dynos showed signs of life in the fourth quarter, and were able to cut the lead to just two points, however seven consecutive turnovers cost the Dynos any chance of recovering. The Redmen won 80-70.
This is not the end of the road for the Dynos. Despite the league loss, the Dynos are still in the hunt. Zone playoffs are coming up shortly, and they have designs on the provincials. The loss may affect their tournament seeding down the stretch as the Dynos have been ranked as the top 2A team for much of the season.
Drumheller Gymnastics Club keeps growing The Rho Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi donated $500 it collected from the Co-op Till Tape program to the Drumheller Gymnastics Club. The club, which runs three times a week and supports children’s gymnastic classes from ages three to 15 has seen their winter enrolment soar to 104 this year. In the photo, (back;l-r) Diana Hanik, fundraising co-ordinator for the club, receives the cheque from Bernice Dedul, president of the Rho Master Chapter, with the club treasurer, Melanie Mazereeuw, (front;l-r) and young gymnasts Amanda and Brooke Hanik. inSide photo by Pascale Taylor
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.
Ice Carnival celebrates Canadian spirit The Drumheller Figure Skating club is holding their Ice Carnival today, Friday, March 5. Doors open at 6 p.m. at the Drumheller Memorial Arena and the show starts at 7 p.m. To celebrate Team Canada at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, the theme this year is “We are Canadian” and will feature guest skater, Drumheller Kassidy Powell. Groups from pre-beginners to seniors will be displaying what they have
learned in the past year and will represent each Canadian province, similar to the Olympic Torch Run, starting with the Northwest Territories and finishing with British Columbia. The music, accompanying the program, will feature Canadian artists whose songs best represent each province. In the photo are the Valley Figure Skating Seniors. photo submitted
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IN THE COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH FOR ALBERTA JUDICIAL CENTRE OF CALGARY BETWEEN: PAVLO GRUSCHENKO And ELIZABETH GRUSCHENKO by her Litigation Guardian, PAVLO GRUSCHENKO PLAINTIFFS
The book discussed at my book club for February was Septembers of Shiraz by Dalia Sofer. It is quite a disturbing story but well-liked by all who read it. It Lori Stefanishion is well-writen and interesting, knowing it depicts life as it was in inSide Drumheller Tehran in 1981, shortly after the revolution. Book Columnist The central character is a 60 year old wealthy, Jewish businessman who is arrested at the start of the story. His year in prison, torture and interrogation keeps the reader concerned about his fate. Meanwhile, his wife and young daughter are at home, living in fear and constant worry as they struggle to cope. A sub-plot tells of his son’s life in New York where he is studying and no longer living an afÁuent lifestyle. Sofer, the author, actually Áed from Iran to the U.S. at age ten with her family. Her father had been imprisoned and she relates the horrors to her story. This is a poignant story and although a work of Àction, it reminds us of how blessed our lives are here in Canada.
AND: DONALD CORMIER DEFENDANT To Donald Cormier: You have been sued by Pavlo and Elizabeth Gruschenko for damages caused by a motor vehicle accident on August 16, 2008. If you do not file a Statement of Defence by March 25, 2010, a court judgement may be entered against you. f8c9m
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Dragons’ awards banquet celebrates season Pascale Taylor | inSide Drumheller
Their season may have been described as tumultuous, but the Dragons year end banquet, which took place on Friday, February 26, reminded all of the great sportsmanship and dedication the team displayed this season, as well as the dedication from volunteers, parents and fans. Three Dragons were rewarded with scholarships from RBC, The Jeff Hendricks Memorial and The Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy. It was a memorable evening for young fan Joseph Faubion who was presented with Volunteer of the Year award. Joseph also presented his favourite Dragon, Scott Kennedy, with the Chinook Fan Favourite award. The Hard Working Dragon went to Rob Geddes, who counts 15 goals, 22 assists, and also played with a shoulder injury, whose best moment was recalled as the game winning goal against Brooks. Team coach, Dan Price presented the Rookie of the Year to co-winners, Mike Marianchuk, who Price described as fitting the Dragons’ definition to a ‘T’ and Marcus Toye, described as the epitome of the detail aspect of being a Dragon. The Top Defenceman Award went to Doug Jessey, who was described as playing the game with a ton of passion, and a player who loves to shoot the
puck. Price introduced the Most Valuable Player, recalling how his previous coach had told him he would be an impact player for the team. The award went to Evan Warner. Warner also picked up the Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy, presented by Shirley Barby, sister of the late Stewy. This is the second Dragon to pick up this Trophy, given to the player who best exhibits character, dedication, perseverance, integrity and sportsmanship attributes. Top Scorer of the Year went to cowinners, Colin Bergman who scored 13 goals, with 25 assists for 38 points in 47 games, and Scott Kennedy, 56 games, 12 goals, 26 assists for 38 points. The Academic Achievement award went to Colin Bergman, for his work and effort on and off the ice. The Community Involvement award, presented by Rod Knelsen, went to Scott Kennedy. The Most Improved Player went to defenceman Matt Brown, for his determination to become better and his passion to become the best one day. Dylan Schellenberg was rewarded as the Unsung Hero, for “having fought every tough guy he had a chance to fight.” Scott Kennedy also received a Jeff Hendricks Memorial Scholarship and the RBC Scholarship Award went to Breyden DeCock, presented to Rob
Geddes on DeCock’s behalf as he was unable to attend. Jerseys went to Colin Bergman, Scott Kennedy, Pat Turville and Casey Fratkin.
Staff, billets and volunteers were also thanked, as well as The Dragons’ bus driver, Troy. Price referred to him as their ‘guardian angel’.
During the Dragons year end banquet on Friday, February 26, Top Scorer of the Year went to co-winners Scott Kennedy and Colin Bergman, each with 38 points. In the photo, (l-r) Scott Kennedy and Colin Bergman are showing their award, presented by coach Dave Ferrari.
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Drumheller Pool League Schedule for Tuesday, March 9, 2010
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Carbonators
Krazy Que s
Carbon Valley Hotel
Crazy Sticks
Midland Gangsters
Carbon Valley Hotel
Dino s 249 ers
Badland Bastards
Dino s Pub
The Innbreds
Royal City Dragons
Drumheller Inn
Smashin Peckers
Outlaws Perfect Drift
Gus s Sundowner Lounge
Last Chance Woody s Midland MaÚa
O Shea s Pumpers
Last Chance Saloon
Team Ramrod
Longbranch Saloon
Grand Theft 8 Ball
Super B s
Morrin Hotel
Forfeit
Debutants
Nacmine Hotel
Chasing Coyote Ugly
Donkey Boys
O Shea s
Blarney Stones
The Innmates
O Shea s
Outlaw Drillers
Rebel Rowsers
Outlaws Saloon
Hi Octane
River Rats
Stavros Pub
Sportin Wood
The Strokers
Stavros Pub
Hammered Unions
Vickers
Vintage Pub
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