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Vol. 4, No. 21 | 12 pages

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Summer Fun The Weekender is back See pages 5 - 8

Tom Savage Trio to get heels stomping See page 3

Who are you? See page 9

INDEX inSide Opinions .........Page 2 Who are You? .............Page 9 inSide Break ............Page 11 Entertainment ...........Page 3 Classifieds .................Page 10 inSide Sports ...........Page 12

Let us out! (back; l-r) Don Brinkman of the Royal Tyrrell Museum, Councillor Terry Yemen, and John Johut Jr. of Hi-Way 9 Express, with (front; l-r) Kelly Hartle of Corrections Canada, Adele Lepine of HomeTown Realty and Terry Beaupre of ATCO Electric and his pooch Gino were locked in at PetroCanada Park for Caged for Kennels on May 27. The fundraiser of the Drumheller and District Humane Society set a goal of raising $6,000 to free the captives, and was well on its way to achieving it Thursday afternoon. Dozens of residents came out to help the volunteers reach their goal and to inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa partake in a barbecue lunch.

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inSide STREETERS Now that the Montreal Canadiens were blown out of the Stanely Cup Playoffs, inSide Drumheller asks, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Who will you be cheering for now? The Philidelphia Flyers or the Chicago Blackhawks?â&#x20AC;?

Judy Wintringham â&#x20AC;&#x153;Philly because I have a sister in Chicago, she needs some opposition.â&#x20AC;?

Kyle Reimer â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Flyers, because Mike Richards is the epitomy of what a hockey player should be.â&#x20AC;?

Travis Schoonderbeak â&#x20AC;&#x153;Philly seems to do good, Detroit would have been my best bet though.â&#x20AC;?

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Couple featured in STARS commercial leading up to 24-Hour Jam Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller

A local couple who has shown dedication to STARS by raising thousands of dollars each year are now part of STARSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s latest advertising campaign. Fran Nargang, owner of the Old Grouch's Restaurant, and her husband Garry have become famous for hosting the 24-Hour Jam at the restaurant. A few years ago, they began to dedicate the funds raised at the event to STARS Air Ambulance when their grandson was injured after being hit by a car. The couple credit STARSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s quick response for him today living a normal life. This year STARS kicked oďŹ&#x20AC; its new Red Ring For Life campaign. This is a program where supporters can, for $60, receive a red stainless steel ring. According to www.stars.ca, â&#x20AC;&#x153;the ring is a symbol of survival, and worn by former patients, members of the chain of survival and supporters. It represents the many hands involved in a life-saving mission.â&#x20AC;? Beginning in June, a television spot will feature people who have been touched by the work of STARS. This includes patients, family, and friends of patients; all wearing the Red Ring. It starts by stating that one out of 10 Albertans either knows a STARS patient, or has been a STARS patient. Fran and Garry are featured in the 30-second spot. Fran tells inSide Drumheller the commercial was shot a few weeks ago, and commercial will be in rotation starting June 1. They went into Calgary, and Shaw Cable shot the commercial. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I thought it was good,â&#x20AC;? said Fran. The spot comes out just in time for this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 24Hour Jam. Last year the event broke its $6,000 goal by raising about $6,500, and this year they are hoping

to raise $10,000. Fran says they are on track to have a successful event with many items donated to the silent auction that runs during the event. StaďŹ&#x20AC; at the Old Grouch's also donate their wages and tips to the cause each year. They are also lining up some great entertainment. Fran says this year representatives from STARS will be at the event with information and merchandise. The 24-Hour Jam starts on Friday, June 4 at 6 p.m. and ends on June 5 at 6 p.m. Another addition to the event is the possibility of seeing Garry in a skort. Pledge sheets are available

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Tom Savage Trio to get heels stomping at Last Chance Saloon Kyle Smylie | inSide Drumheller

Speaking on the road from Brandon, Manitoba, alt-country rocker Tom Savage is en route to the Last Chance Saloon in Wayne to play what will be his fourth show in just over two years in the badlands. In support of his new album, Live at the Acoustic Grill, Savage and his three piece band will be playing at the Last Chance on Sunday, June 6, one of his favourite spots on his Canadian wide tour spanning from Banff to Picton, Ontario. “(Drumheller) is like entering another planet… it feels like a day off when we play at the saloon,” said Tom Savage on Tuesday, making his way to a show in Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Savage, a Kingston, Ontario native, is promoting the bands fourth album outing, with a live album that holds more new tracks than old ones. It is a kickThe Tom Savage Trio will be performing at the Last Chance Saloon on back to relaxed folk-blueSunday, June 6. photo submitted grass music reminiscent of his older albums. The trio strayed from this formula with their 2008 release, The County Line, which featured heavier rock jams generated on his long cross-country tours. Alberta’s country scene by C. Aiello is far more appreciative, I must apologize for last week’s column. Not for its content of says Savage. The farther course, but for its absence. I somehow cannot seem to align my thoughts west you go the better the and ideas to the deadline of this paper. Not your fault, not the fault of the editor, but my fault. One of these days he will fire me. crowds get, the harder the feet start stomping. Strange as it may be, and hard as it is for me to admit, I may be start“The music goes over ing to resemble a troglodyte. I don’t venture out much, have a very small well here, sometimes in circle (it’s probably closer to a 3/4 arc) of friends, a big night out is spent on a knoll watching for deer and coyotes. The highlight of the week is Ontario you get hecklers driving out to East Coulee School Museum, where I forge this pap. I still telling us to play covers, do not own a computer (Gasp! How do you get along?) or a cell phone. I 'Freebird, Freebird,'" Savdon’t have HDTV or a 50" screen. The compact car that I bought in 2002, that was touted as a “sport” compact at the time, has only a paltry 170 age laughs while making a hp. (Today the same vehicle can be had with 250 hp). Lest you think I am chant. a recluse who is losing touch with time, I have made some concessions. “We don’t come across that You remember the digital camera I purchased way back before Christmas? Well I remember it too, sadly, and I have only taken about a dozen in Alberta, you seem to be pictures with it, out of a possible 700. I like my old SLR, it comes without more receptive to original a “menu.” music.” Last weekend my sister was home. She asked if I had hooked up the digital receiver that Shaw had sent me. I told her that I had tried, but Ontario’s country scene that you need to go online to activate it. From reading the above, you is growing though, Savage will know that I cannot do that, and I told her so. She replied that I could thinks, and it's no doubt phone Shaw for instructions. I told her that that would necessitate me running from the phone to the TV and vice versa. She asked about my thanks to original and incordless phone. It’s older than my car, and not as powerful. I might as well novative bands such as his have two tin cans with string between them. That’s when it came: “Chip, sooner or later you’re going to have to join the 21st century.” She’s right trio. of course, so what is the source of my resistance, why am I so reluctant to Wayne is no stranger to embrace technology? Don’t lose any sleep over it, I certainly won’t. the band, this being their fourth show in two and a Drumheller has some fine walking trails which are a huge asset to the half years, the Last Chance community. Unfortunately, like most assets, they can fall into a state of Saloon has become a sight disrepair if not used properly and maintained. Over the course of the last 12 months there has been a lot of windfall and blow-down, due to some for sore eyes for the band. strong storms we experienced. Some of this stuff was big, some of it, unSavage says his rhythm fortunately, was entire trees. This is a tragedy, as some of these old giants section climbs Drumhellhave been here for 200 years, and are integral to the system of trails. But such is nature, and these trees are deadfall that sometimes can block a er’s iconic hills, something trail, and are most unsightly. So it is that I thank the fellows who were out he has decided to opt out on the Riverview Park Drive clearing this stuff. We should all be grateful, of on previous stops. On thanks again. 21L

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the insistence of his bassist, he shall not be missing the spectacular views offered by the unique Wayne landscape. As for future plans, the Tom Savage Trio has just begun their current crossCanada tour, trying to promote with album in hand this time. The live album has been out since fall, and can be picked up at the show. The County Line, their latest studio album, strayed from the laidback acoustics of previous outings and focused on their jam-heavy electric sound that has developed over the years of touring. What can listeners expect when heading over Wayne’s 11 bridges to see

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him play on June 6? “Some old-time country bluegrass, some good ol’ fashioned foot stomping. I’m going to rev it up, switch up the songs to keep the audience on their toes. “It’s going to be fun.”

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Legion presents Remembrance Day poster, essay and poetry contest winners

Spencer Wright entered in the intermediate categoCasey Blanchett’s senior essay entry won her first place awards at the ry of the Legion’s annual essay contest and placed Area and District levels. She is presented the awards by Poppy Chair Ed second in the Area. He is presented the award by Poppy Chair Ed LaPlante and past vice president LaPlante and past vice president Kevin McLellan. Kevin McLellan.

Madison Colberg’s poem entry in the intermediate category earned her a second place finish at the Area level and second place at the District level. She is presented the awards by Poppy Chair Ed LaPlante and past vice president Kevin McLellan.

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Larissa Daisy Ngoeun entered in the junior category of the Legion’s annual poster contest and she placed first in the Area and first in the District. She is presented the awards by Poppy Chair Ed LaPlante and past vice president Kevin McLellan.

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Newly installed murals reflect Drumheller’s history Patrick Kolafa Weekender

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After months of planning and hard work, residents and visitors will have a new view of the park at the corner of South Dinosaur Trail and 2nd Street West. For the last year, there has been considerable work done on the plot of land across from Mac’s Convenience Store. An agreement was reached with the land owner to beautify the lot, which has stood vacant for a number of years. On Tuesday morning, May 25, crews were out installing a mural along the fence on the north side of the park. This six-panel work, on four foot by eight foot canvases, reflects the historic roots Drumheller has in the coal industry. “I like doing the teaching because many people don’t feel they have the right to be an artist, because the artist is some sort of ‘special being.’ Everybody can be creative, it should be part of your daily thinking life.” Vicki Meyers

Murals have been installed on the lot beside ATCO Electric’s office in Drumheller. A collaboration of local

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Vicki Myers guided two inmates from the Drumheller Institution in creating the installation. She says the project has been over a year in the works, and since February they have toiled away painting the mural at the Stampede Barn. She said it was an exciting process. The inmates built the murals from the canvas up, and she facilitated the work. She did a couple impromptu basic art lessons and was there to help guide the project along. By the end, the artists were playing solo. “The guys were great… they got right into it,” said Myers. “They were doing it on their own, they weren’t relying on me, they just kind of got in there and got at it. By the end of it, the last one that one inmate did, he did completely by himself.” Myers is an accomplished artist and for a time ran her own gallery in Drumheller. She is also experienced at teaching. She finds both creating and mentorship satisfying. “It is more about the process, that’s what it is all about for me… In the process of doing art, there are much more interesting things going on than what you come out with in the end,” said Myers. “I like doing the teaching because many people don’t feel they have the right to be an artist, because the artist is some sort of ‘special being.’ Everybody can be creative, it should be part of your daily thinking life.” “You can’t go wrong, and if you do go wrong, you learn from it.” The beautifying of the park is a collaboration amongst a number of community organizations including Communities in Bloom, the Drumheller Institution, The Town of Drumheller and many businesses that have donated to the project.

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Obituaries ZAKARIASEN Ruth Mildred Ruth Mildred Zakariasen (Grass), beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 26, 2010 at the age of 84. She has been reunited with her parents Mildred and Harold Grass, beloved husband, Harvey and sister, Neva Wilson. Ruth will be lovingly remembered by her four children: sons Don (Gloria), Ron (Connie), Jerry (Brigitte) and daughter Janet (Jean) Chabot and grandchildren: Lori (Bennett) Suba, Amy (Dallas Butcher) Zakariasen, Laura (Mitch Wiebe) Chabot, Julie (Cody)Thoring, Paul Chabot, Cynthia, Jeffrey, Chantelle, Bradley, and Brianna Zakariasen and great grandchildren Connor and Grady Suba, and Griffin Butcher. Ruth was born in Drumheller and grew up on a farm near Munson with her sisters Lola, Mona, Neva and Anne. As a young woman, she taught in several one room schools until she married Harvey Zakariasen in 1947 and together they raised their family on the Zakariasen ranch in the Handhills. Ruth and Harvey moved to their retirement home in Drumheller in 1979, where she spent many hours doing volunteer work for the Knox United Church. Family was Ruth’s number one priority. Her life centered on supporting her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Parkinson’s Society of Southern Alberta or Foothills Country Hospice in Okotoks, AB. Funeral services will be held in the Knox United Church in Drumheller, AB on Saturday, May 29 at 3:00 PM.

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