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Vol. 5, No. 19 | 8 pages

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McHappy Day nets over $3,300

Be a Tourist in Your Own Town See pages 4 & 5

Who are you? See page 3

Charges laid in animal cruelty case See page 2

INDEX inSide Opinions .........Page 2 McHappy Day at the Drumheller McDonald’s brought in $3,341.75 for the Ronald McDonald House Charity on Wednesday, having sold 219 BigMacs, 509 coffees, and 645 red shoes with $1 from each going to the children’s charity. Maxwell Clan pipeband member Alan Dunlop, councillor Jay Garbutt, and Westergard Ford’s Curt Notland volunteered at the fundraiser.

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inSide STREETERS From May 15 to 21 is Be a Tourist in Your Own Town Week, so inSide Drumheller asked residents, “What is your personal hidden gem of Drumheller?”

Beth Bayley “The hills are so unique, and beautiful after a rainy day.”

Bob Boyce “Bernie and the Boys Bistro.”

Charges laid in animal cruelty case Kyle Smylie | inSide Drumheller

Charges have been laid against an East Coulee farmer following an investigation into animal cruelty in late April, Drumheller RCMP said Wednesday. John Barry Graham, 54, will face the following charges under the Criminal Code: causing damage or injury to animals, disobeying a court order, and common nuisance. He also faces two charges under the Animal Protection Act of causing animals to be in distress. Graham’s first court date has been set for June 17 in Drumheller Provincial Court. Some of the seized animals have been moved to a rural location near Brooks, Alberta, as this is a better location for their health, RCMP said. A few of the animals remain at a livestock handling facility at Brooks, Alberta as the rural location would not be suitable for their transfer. All of the animals remain under the care of a certified veterinarian. The final deposition of these animals will be decided by the court. Graham had expressed interest in reclaiming the animals but they remain in the care of the Alberta SPCA. Alberta SPCA members began rounding up the livestock on April 18 following a complaint over one of

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Graham’s animals running astray of the property. ASPCA members noticed 340 livestock, including horse and cattle, dehydrated and in a malnourished state. About 12 cows and horses were found deceased and RCMP say “three or four” horses had to be euthanized because they were unable to be transported. They collected the animals and sent them to Bow Slope Auction Mart near Brooks to be assessed and treated by a veterinarian. The investigation is conducted jointly by the RCMP amd the Alberta SPCA.

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Rancher John Barry Graham will face three charges under the Criminal Code and one under the Animal Protection Act in Drumheller Provincial Court on June 17. The charges stem from an investiga-

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Lil & Stewart Pennycoook Editor’s note: Hey Stu, you win the prize for the shortest letter to the editor we have ever received.

As you know, there is interest in making Central School a Community Centre for Drumheller. The tender documents for the sale of the property are now out, and our Town Council is taking a serious look at the idea, trying to gather the information they require to make a well thought-out and sound decision on our behalf. The deadline for bids is June 2, 2011. I would encourage all of

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Campathon blitz today to send kids to summer camp Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller

Heading to holiday camp is a summer ritual for youngsters, but for many it may just be out of reach. This morning (Friday, May 13,) The Drumheller Salvation Army is blitzing to help send as many local kids as they can to camp. They will be at Canadian Tire this morning from 6 a.m to 10 a.m with Q91 Radio live on location. They are hoping to sponsor as

you who have shared with me their vision and ideas for Central School, and also those of you who haven’t yet, to also share them with our Mayor and Councillors. Whether you are dreaming of a dedicated, permanent home for your non-proﬁt organization, a daycare or playschool, a community kitchen, cooking classes, a drama club, fun-team basketball, volleyball, badminton, a toy lending library, a community garden, an outdoor market, rental of studio space for work or a dedicated arts room or computer rooms for teaching, summer activ-

many kids as they can for camp. The goal of the campathon is to raise $6,000 to send children who need a little extra support this summer to The Salvation Army Pine Lake Camp. Donors can call in or come down to sponsor campers. Canadian Tire is showing its support as all funds donated in the store will be matched by Canadian Tire up to $1,000.

ities for children, immigration / welcome services for new members of the community, attendance to various evening classes made possible with the availability of childcare in the building, or anything else I might have missed, please talk about it with your Town Council members and the town’s senior staﬀ, or email me at cmarion4@telus.net and I will pass it on. Thank you for your continued enthusiasm ! Chris Marion

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tion by Alberta SPCA, which collected 340 cattle and horses in distress from Graham’s East Coulee farm in April.

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Students bring Rachel’s Challenge to Drumheller schools

Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller Drumheller junior high and high school students were awakened to the realities of bullying on Wednesday, May 4. Through a student initiative, pupils from DVSS and St. Anthony’s School were able to take in the presentation Rachel’s Challenge, a powerful program with the goal to challenge every person to create a positive culture change in school and in the wider community. Rachel Scott, a student who was struck down at the age of 17, inspired Rachel’s Challenge. She was the ﬁrst person killed in the Columbine High School shooting. Her kindness and the contents of her six diaries became the foundation for the program. A group of students took part in a the Connections Program at Kamp Kiwanis in March. According to George Taven, Connections program director, “the goal of the Connections Program is to provide high school students with an immersion op-

portunity that creates a better understanding of the multicultural nature of our schools and society.” For the students’ final project, they made bringing Rachel’s Challenge to students a reality. “Six students from DVSS took part in the program as well as a number of students from St. Anthony’s School. Our Connections students at DVSS worked extremely hard to make Rachel’s Challenge a reality and we think the program really made a positive impact on our student body,” said teacher Jeff Brooks. In a whirlwind effort, the students went to the community, and in three weeks were able to raise the $4,000 needed for the program from local businesses and individuals. In the morning on Wednesday, May 4, junior high students from the two Drumheller schools participated, while in the afternoon, high school students took in the presentation. There was also an evening presentation for the community.

Students were able to raise the funds needed to bring Rachel’s Challenge to area students and community members. At the presentation Wednesday morning, May 4 were (back; l-r) Rachel’s Challenge presenter Neil McIntyre, Cody Bryant, Darren Bryant, Mayor Terry Yemen, Doug Lubinski and

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March 25 - May 14, 2011 - Rosebud Theatre presents A Bright Particular Star. For information or tickets call 1-800-267-7553. Visit us at www. rosebudtheatre.com. Friday, May 13 - Thursday, May 19, Drumheller: Playing at the Napier Theatre, 7:30 p.m Thor. Friday, May 13, Drumheller: Terry’s Karaoke and Name That Tune at Rising Star. 190 Railway Ave. downtown Drumheller. Saturday, May 14, Drumheller: Hawaiian Night at the Old Grouch’s. Starts at 6 p.m. Call 403-823-5755 for tickets. Saturday, May 28, Drumheller: Comedy Night at O’Shea’s featuring Armchair Athletes. Tickets $25. Price includes dinner and show. Call 403.823.2460 for complete details. Friday, June 3 & 4, Drumheller: STARS 24 Hour Jam at The Old Grouch’s. 6 pm Friday until 6 pm Saturday. 403-823-5755. All proceeds to help keep STARS in the air. June 3, 4, 5, Hand Hills: 95th Annual Hand Hills Lake Stampede. CPRA & PRCA sanctioned Rodeo. Lots of fun for all ages. Saturday & Sunday, June 4 & 5, Standard: Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the founding of the Congregation at Nazareth Lutheran Church. Saturday 2-5 pm coffee & visiting, crafts, etc. Supper 5:30 pm at the Community Hall. Sunday morning service at 10:30 am. Saturday, June 11, Delia: Brett Kissel performing at Hanna Community Centre. Doors open 7:00 pm; Show starts at 8:00 pm. Call Cal Hansen for tickets. 403-364-2131. Thursday evenings, Drumheller: Farmers’ Market at Greentree Mall every Thursday 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm. Friday evenings, Newcastle: Karaoke Fridays, Drumheller’s original Friday Night Karaoke with professional sound and hosting by SUZI. Sundays, Wayne: Every Sunday is Family Day! Buffalo burgers, beef burgers & you cook steaks! Last Chance Saloon.

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Age: 21. Employer: Shoppers Drug Mart. Job Title: Pharmacy Technician. What’s your favourite part about your job? The customers. How long have you lived in Drumheller? I live in Morrin on an acreage. What do you like most about Drumheller? The people. What would you change? How hot it is, there’s no breeze. What do you do in your spare time? Hang out with my husband, horses, and dog. What’s playing on your iPod? It broke, so country on XM radio. Choose one thing to eat for the rest of your life: Pickles, might as well start rumours. What’s your theme song? Redneck Woman by Shania Twain. Favourite colour? Blue. What’s the one piece of technology you couldn’t live without? Computer, would make my job hard if I didn’t. Dream car? My truck, Chevy Silverado. Words to live by? "I’ll think about that tomorrow" from Gone With the Wind. What three things would you bring to a deserted island? Water, my husband, and matches. Who would you like to have dinner with, dead or alive? My dad and I'd invite my husband so he could meet him. I’d serve him steak. Dream job? I better say this. Where do you want to travel to most? I’d like to go back to Jamaica. What would you do with $1,000,000? Build a house. Who’s your hero? My mom, because she doesn’t depend on anyone. What superpower do you want? Teleportation so I wouldn’t have to drive to work. Who would you like to trade shoes with? Lady Gaga.

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While it took centuries for the wind and rain to sculpt the unique and world famous Hoodoos, a few careless steps or someone scratching their initials can take years oﬀ the life of the sentinels. The Hoodoos are expected to be open for visitation come May long weekend. The site of the popular tourist destination has undergone a facelift over the oﬀ-season with the goal of protecting them for future generations to enjoy. The Royal Tyrrell Museum, which has been acting as a steward for the Hoodoos, has commissioned a new walkway system that takes advantage of natural vistas to enjoy the attraction while at the same time minimizing the impact. Andrew Neuman, executive director of the Tyrrell Museum, said the site should be up and running for the season. “There is no path that walks up between the Hoodoos, instead of that we’ve installed some stairways and some pathways so you can get some good viewing opportunities without getting in too close to the physical structures,” he said. He adds wet weather can ac-

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people are still engraving their names into the base sandstone when they are wet,” he said. “By putting those grooves into the rock, it actually increases the natural weathering. Water gets into the cracks and crevices and breaks things up. We want to make sure they are not physically damaged, accidentally or purposefully. I don’t think people are trying to do damage, they don’t realize the damage they can create.”

celerate erosion when people walk around the previous pathway, and can be hazardous. The paths will allow the facility to be used safely in poor weather. They will also make it more accessible for those with mobility concerns. He said they hope to limit the physical contact with hoodoos that can accelerate wear. While most visitors are responsible, damage has been done. "There are some good examples of recent graﬃti, where

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Horoscopes ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, there's so much to get done but your mind just isn't on the task at hand. Maybe some inspiration and encouragement from friends will do it.

SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Make an honest assessment of your personal finances, Sagittarius. Now could be the time to make a few cuts and smarter decisions to work toward establishing that nest egg.

TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, it's time to break out of your funk because there are many exciting things on the horizon. All you have to do is be a little patient.

CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, you will have a hard time concentrating on one thing, which could prove troublesome at school or work. When you need to focus, it's important to clear your mind.

GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Gemini, your industrious nature earns you a new opportunity. You're not quite sure what to make of the situation just yet. With time you could find it is the perfect fit. CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 Silence is golden for you this week, Cancer. Without any distractions you can accomplish many things on a personal level. New relationships could be budding. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Don't let others write off your abilities, Leo. Show them just what you are capable of this week. They will be surprised at what you can accomplish with your mind set.

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AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 For an individual who is so personable, you may have trouble making new friends in the days to come. It could be due to closely guarded secrets that you're hesitant to share. PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, it's time to make a change because the stars indicate discord and antipathy in your life. Think about the possibilities.

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Diet in a lot of ways... and they have encouraged Drumheller to sign up,” said the town’s Director of Community Services Paul Salvatore. “They’re interested in us participating in a challenge with another community in our region.” Salvatore said they’ve hinted that a ﬁlm crew may be sent to Drumheller sometime to feature Drumheller for Live Right Now, although nothing deﬁnitive has been said. “We want to continue that message, but if we’re able to put forward something kind of neat or cool they may come down,” said Salvatore. “If they want to sign us up for another season of Village on a Diet we’ll be one of the ones who they will consider again.” Tara Semchuk has led the group DrumHealthier after news broke Drumheller was vying for a position on the CBC show. The news of no scheduled season of Village on a Diet has not deterred the group from continuing to organize events such as running up the World’s Largest Dinosaur, bringing in health professionals, and organize community exercis-

Although the future is uncertain for CBC’s healthy lifestyle show Village on a Diet , for which Drumheller was in the running for hosting for season two, Drumheller groups like DrumHealthier haven’t stopped working towards providing activities for residents. inSide photo by Kyle Smylie

ing events. “We don’t need a TV show to motivate us at all,” said Semchuk. “It’s still going strong.” Although the prospect of being on the show started the initiative, participation numbers have continued to grow. “There’s more motivation now because people are more conscientious of obesity being an issue.

They’re more apt to notice things and Village on a Diet helped. People they featured on the show made progress, and it inspired us,” said Semchuk. Semchuk said upcoming events for DrumHealthier include a boot camp (May 17) and community food kitchen starting in September.

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