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Vol. 5, No. 18 | 8 pages

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Tyrrell goes batty against mosquitos See page 3

Who are you? See page 5

Historic building know-how requested See page 2

INDEX inSide Opinions .........Page 2 Entertainment ...........Page 4 Who are you? .............Page 5 inSide Break ..............Page 6 Classifieds ...................Page 7 inSide Sports .............Page 8 information@insidedrumheller.com

Greentree student Tamara Thornhill, 9, runs her kite in a field near the Drumheller Health Centreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Continuing Care, one of many students flying kites around town on Thursday. Students of all grades travelled to various fields to take advantage of the breeze and have a picnic to celebrate Education Week. inSide photo by Kyle Smylie

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inSide STREETERS With Mother’s Day arriving this Sunday, inSide Drumheller asks, “What was the best advice your mother ever gave you?”

Sofia Mancini “Don’t date poor men.”

Ashley Berlando “Don’t sweat the small stuff. I do that constantly.”

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Historic building know-how sought for open house Tuesday Kyle Smylie | inSide Drumheller

Those interested in the postdinosaur history of Drumheller will have an opportunity to suggest significant buildings and to assist the Heritage Steering Committee in their quest to compile a list of historical buildings. An open house will be held on Tuesday, May 10 on the second level of the Civic Centre at 7:00 p.m. It’ll allow those in Drumheller interested in heritage properties to contribute to the inventory of buildings, which would eventually allow these buildings to seek heritage status from the town. Municipal designations of historic significance on properties make them eligible for grant funding from the province. “We’ll be able to talk to people with properties of interest, or ones they know about, and give them information about the process of the inventory,” said the project’s town resource and coordinator for the project, Paul Salvatore. Buildings that earn a place in the estimated 30 spots of heritage buildings could qualify for funding for preservation. After 30 historic buildings have been identified by the committee, they will request permission to hire a professional consultant to go through the buildings and as-

The Heritage Inventory Steering Committee, which is tasked to coordinate a project to assess the historical value of buildings in Drumheller, is asking

sess their historic value. “It’ll give us a starting point,” said Salvatore. “We’re getting into more detail as we go, but we want to encourage more participation with the committee to get the people involved in the process.” The town hasn’t undertaken a formal process of assessing the historic value of buildings since the 1990's Main Street Program. The goal for the inventory is so Drumheller has a more

for public input at an open house on Tuesday, May 10, in the Civic Centre’s A.V. Room at 7:00 p.m.

comprehensive system for preserving its buildings and structures of historic value. “If we can identify which properties are signiﬁcant, then we can take action to designate those properties so they can be protected,” said Salvatore. Salvatore expects the inventory will be conducted over the summer and into the fall, with a report written by spring of next year. The total Heritage Inven-

Victim of alleged assault dies after life support removed Bob Moffat “Stay in school... but, I didn’t take the advice.”

Marilyn Faryna “Never compare yourself to other people, they are always better or worse off than you.”

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A man who was discovered unconscious on a boulevard in Nacmine early Monday morning with severe injuries to his head and breathing diﬃculties was taken oﬀ life support Wednesday. At about 8 p.m. Wednesday, he passed away. Earlier in the day, the man accused of aggravated assault following the discovery of Neil Austin McMaster, 55, was released on $1,000 bail. Calvin Wade Laughlin, 49, of Drumheller made an ap-

pearance in provincial court in Drumheller on Wednesday, May 4 for a show cause hearing to speak to his release. Duty council represented him. As it is an indictable oﬀence, Laughlin has the choice to be tried in provincial court or in Court of Queen’s Bench, by either a judge alone or by a judge and jury. Laughlin reserved his election. About six acquaintances of Laughlin were in the court room. Judge Grieve released Laughlin on $1,000 bail, which one supporter said they would

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tory project has an estimated $50,000 cost, paid for by funds from Alberta Heritage Preservation Foundation ($20,000), the Drumheller and District Chamber of Commerce, the Town of Drumheller and Community Futures Big Country (the three each contributing $10,000). Members of the Heritage Inventory Steering Committee include Tom Zariski, Mike Todor, John Schinnour, Rhea Brady, and Annette Neilsen.

CORRECTION In the Friday, April 29, 2011 edition of inSide Drumheller, in the article “Sorenson, Parker, Turner show for federal political forum on Tuesday”, it was incorrectly reported that John C. Turner’s reason for mistrusting the government and running in the election was because a “former lady friend” was “sexually assaulted by a Northern Ireland republic terrorist” and he did not receive any support from the government. She was physically assaulted, not sexually assaulted. We apologize for the inaccurate reporting.

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post Wednesday afternoon. He had strict conditions attached to his bail. He is scheduled to appear in provincial court in Drumheller on Friday, May 27. After McMaster, 55, was discovered early Monday morning, he was taken to Calgary via STARS Air Ambulance and he was put on life support. Police say an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death. Upon the cause of death being determined, the investigation will be reviewed.

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Tyrrell goes batty against mosquitoes Kyle Smylie | inSide Drumheller

The Tyrrell museum will be recruiting bats to combat the annual spring plague of freshly hatched mosquitoes after bat houses were donated to the museum for their Green Team initiative. Donating houses to the Atlas Coal Mine, Dinosaur Trail Golf and Country Club, Dinosaur Provincial Park, and one to keep for themselves, the Tyrrell hopes bats will take up residence in the skinny wooden structures to provide a chemical free solution for dealing with the pesky problem. “Spraying for adult mosquitoes or poisoning the larvae seems like an unattractive idea,” said Mike Dooley, public relations coordinator at the Royal Tyrrell Museum. “The trick is to put these houses out in places that are appropriate for them to live, and they will eventually move into them.” The valley is home to two species, the little brown bat and big brown bat, with plans to attract the little kind to the houses. These bats can eat up to 5003,000 insects a night.

The opportunity to control mosquitoes through use of natural predators will reduce the risk to the public of West Nile Virus, which is one major benefit to this project. “We thought it would be an interesting way to reduce the pesticides we use,” said Dooley, adding they hope it will provide a more enjoyable experience for those using the trail systems around the museum. The Atlas Coal Mine is accustomed to having swarms of mosquitoes coming from the wet ground around the historic site, and with a lot of wildlife around the site, executive director Linda Digby said it was a relief to have this option. Dooley said he will be donating the fifth bat house to the Town of Drumheller as the town prepares to use its last stockpile of pesticide which has now been discontinued. The chemical in use now is far more effective than the greener options they will have to choose from next year. “We would rather not use chemical if at all possible,” said Director of Infrastructure Allan Kendrick, saying the town has looked into using bat houses

The Tyrrell Museum’s Green Team initiative donated bat houses to the Atlas Coal Mine, Dinosaur Trail Golf and Country Club, Dinosaur Provincial Park, and the town as a means of controlling the expected high amount of mosquitoes this spring.

before. “There are other chemicals out there, but they could be a much more onerous thing to do.” The town’s operations man-

East Coulee non-profits receive Community Spirit grants Kyle Smylie| inSide Drumheller

Two East Coulee non-proﬁt organizations will also receive funds from the Alberta government’s Community Spirit Donation Grant Program this May. The Atlas Coal Mine Historical Society will receive $8,915.66 and the Dinosaur Valley Heritage Society will receive $4,992.10. “People donate because they

believe what we do is worthwhile and get that a lot of what we do has no price tag on it,” said Atlas Coal Mine executive director Linda Digby. Dinosaur Valley Heritage Society president Brent Noland said, “I love the name of this grant: ‘Community Spirit’. For us, it shows that the government understands that the wellbeing of a community's spirit is important.”

Pictured from left are Linda Digby of the Atlas, Mike Dooley of the Tyrrell, golf course manager Scott Westman and superintendent Rob Holm. inSide photo by Kyle Smylie

ager Keith Russell said there is more standing water this year than average years, saying the valley can expect more mosquitoes as a result. “We’ve detected some larvae already in the valley, so we’re in the midst of applying our aerial application,” said Russell. “We still have an adequate supply which will carry us through this year, depending on how bad they are, and hopefully carry us

The society will use the funds in the revitalization of the East Coulee School Museum. The Community Spirit Donation Grant Program matches donations made by Albertans. These East Coulee organizations received word of the program’s funding at the same time as the 12 other non-proﬁts in Drumheller.

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Cinco de Mayo Fare I thought I would share a recipe in the spirit of Cinco de Mayo, which happened to be yesterday. This is a nice way to use up some leftover chicken, too. I personally do not care for cilantro. It seems to be something people either love or hate - no in-between. The soup is scrumptious with or without it.

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into next year.” Russell said the other alternatives are not as eﬀective, and in some cases are more expensive. “(Bats) are part of the control, but a very small part of it,” said Russell. “It’s another option, and as long as there are some options we’d be more than willing to pursue it.” The houses were donated by Canadian Bathouses Inc., based in Ontario.

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Lorna Crozier… to visit library

Prairie storyteller and poet Lorna Crozier comes to Drumheller Saturday, May 7 at 2 pm in the AV Room, 224 Centre Street. This is a free visit. Her new book, the memoir Small Beneath, the Sky will be available for autographing, and refreshments will be served. Crozier was born in Swift Current, SK in 1948, and is the author of 15 books,

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inSideHappenings DAYTIME EVENTS Saturday, May 7, Drumheller: Pen Pet Store Grand Opening. 11 am - 5 pm. Located in Greentree Mall. Saturday, May 7, Drumheller: Author Visit, Lorna Crozier. 2:00 pm, AV Room, above the Library. See ad in this paper for full details. Saturday, May 7, Drumheller: Pie Auction and Social at Sunshine/ Hillview Lodge. 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Sunday, May 8 - Sunday, May 15, Drumheller: Book Sale at the Library 5:00 p.m. Sunday, May 8, Drumheller: Mother’s Day Brunch at the Dinosaur Grill. 10:30 am - 2:00 pm. Dinosaur Trail Golf & Country Club. Call Dennis at 403-823-5622 for reservations. Sunday, May 8, Morrin: Mother’s Day Brunch at the Morrin Community Hall. 9:30 am - 12:30 pm. Proceeds to Morrin Community Association. Sunday, May 8, Delia: Mother’s Day Breakfast at the Delia Community Hall. Presented by Delia Elks. Sunday, May 8, Drumheller: Drumheller & District Humane Society Mother’s Day Waffle & Pancake Breakfast. 9 am - 1 pm at the Newcastle Hall. Sunday, May 8, Rosebud: Mother’s Day Brunch, Rosebud Mercantile, 10:30 am - 2:30 pm

DRUMHELLER AREA NIGHTLIFE 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 6 - Thursday, May 19, Drumheller: Playing at the Napier Theatre, 7:30 p.m. 2 BIG weeks!! Thor. Friday, May 6, Drumheller: Karaoke and Name That Tune at Rising Star. 190 Railway Ave. Friday, May 6, East Coulee: Roadside Attraction, playing live, 8:00 pm, East Coulee Hotel & Pub. Friday, May 6 & Saturday, May 7, Drumheller: “So Ya Think You’re A Dancer” presented by carol todor dance school, Kaleidoscope Theatre, 7:30 p.m. both nights. Call 403-823-4377 for ticket information. Saturday, May 7, Delia: Ladies Diamond Dinners & Fashion Gala. Delia & District Community Centre. Cocktails: 5:00 pm; Dinner: 6:00 pm. Fashion show. Get your tickets now. Pinky 403-364-2384; Heather 403857-9285. Saturday, May 7, Drumheller: Killerwatts DJ at Rising Star. 190 Railway Ave. Saturday, May 14, Drumheller: Hawaiian Night at the Old Grouch’s. Starts at 6 p.m. Call 403-823-5755 for tickets. 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.

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Students at DVSS held a bake sale to raise funds for relief efforts in Japan following the devastating earthquake and tsunami. Dawn Sullivan, left, and students Katelynn Wood, Allie Ruckman, and Ashley Hansen volunteer at the table of delicious baked goods. Not pictured: Kortney Griffin.

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which explore human relationships, the natural world, language, memory, and perception. Her reputation as a generous and inspiring artist extends from her passion for the craft of poetry to her teaching and involvement in various social causes. She’s currently Chair of the Writing Department at the University of Victoria. Inventing the Hawk won the Governor General’s Award for Poetry in and the Pat Lowther Award in 1992. She has won many other awards for her works. She has co-authored with her partner, Patrick Lane, and their most recent collaborations are Addicted: Notes from the Belly of the Beast and Breathing Fire 2. Exposure to alcohol abuse and poverty of her fairly difficult childhood combined with her lyrical appreciation of nature and the human spirit have earned Crozier stature as one of Canada’s most sensitive and renowned writers. Her book Crow’s Black Joy ends with a short poem about Drumheller and a longer story-poem about the Badlands. Day, it was greatly appreciated! We will be having a community clean up May 7, 2011 at 12:00. We could use everyone’s help to get ready for the busy spring and summer ahead. The new camp kitchen is complete and survived the flood! A couple weekends ago all of us in Wayne were surprised to see a 20 foot speed boat on the river; I guess it was one of those rare times there was enough water. They had tried to go a few days prior when the river was still flooding but they couldn’t fit the boat under the bridges! The television show Canadian Pickers was in Wayne last year but just aired this past week. Fred said they spent four hours in the bar and interviewed him for one hour. Although they didn’t show it they did end up buying a few items from Fred. The Disk Golf Tournament will be August 5-7, 2011. It’s always fun to see those guys scaling the hills, come out and watch! Next Wayne Community Meeting will be held Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 7:00 pm in the small community hall.

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Age: 50. Employer: Asteroid Cater in Rosedale. (Formerly Cool Castle.) Job Title: Owner/operator. What do you love about your job? It’s exactly what I like to do – talk to people, hear feedback on the food, and cook. How long have you lived in Drumheller? I live in Rockyford. What do you like most about the valley? Hot summers and friendly people. I love the area. What would you change? The winter weather. What do you do in your spare time? I’ve amassed a huge collection of dinosaur bones and prehistoric shark teeth from walking in the hills with my two dogs. What’s playing on your iPod? Blues, soul music, and classic rock. If you had to eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be? Some kind of potato. What’s your theme song? Here Comes the Sun. Favourite sports team? It’d have to be soccer, because I’m from England. Hull City Football Club. What’s the one piece of technology you couldn’t live without? Laptop. Dream car? My Volkswagon VR6. Dream job? Doing what I’m do-

ing right now - running a food business. Words to live by? My philosophy in business is to give more than they are expecting, and charge a little bit less than they expect. Who would you like to have dinner with, dead or alive? Warren Buﬀet, I’d be interested in getting some investment advice. Coke or Pepsi? Pepsi. Favourite TV show? Big Bang

Well boys, you protested how strongly you didn’t want an election, but you forced one on us anyway. How do you like it? Stephen Harper was called to war by Jack Layton, Michael Ignatieff and Gilles Duceppe. It was a war he did not want, but the opposition demanded it, because they said that the House no longer had confidence in the government. Perhaps the three opposition leaders should first have consulted with the electorate, because apparently Canadians had not lost confidence in the government. In fact, Canadians felt so confident that they gave Stephen Harper a battle axe, which he used to lay waste to his opposition, and humble their respective leaders. Canadians gave the Conservatives something they have not had since the days of Brian Mulroney, a majority government. Oh joy, oh joy. The three opposition leaders gave us an election we did not want or need. When all the ballot boxes were emptied, and all the ballots counted, the three all got exactly what they deserved. Michael Ignatieff lost his seat, and his party has been reduced from 77 seats to just 34. Gilles Duceppe suffered the same fate, with the Bloc Quebecios reduced to a puny 4 seats, making it a virtual non entity. But the big loser of the night had to be Jack Layton, who not only re-took his seat, but increased his parties seat total to 102. So why do I say Layton is a loser? Because when the election was called, the NDP had 34 seats. Subtract that from 102 and you get 68. At the same time, the bloc held 48 seats in Quebec and the Liberals 15. Jack didn’t really change anything, or win anything in any other province, he merely inherited Quebec from Duceppe and Ignatieff. In doing so, he and his party become the Official Opposition. He has lost his power to influence policy because he no longer holds the balance of power, he can be ignored by the government, and defeated on every vote. He won nothing, he merely linked himself and his party so tightly to Quebec that he may ultimately divide what he has created. There was much made of Jack Layton and the surge of the NDP. Why so much was made of it I’m not sure, because there is nothing to it. All Layton and his party have done is take over what the Bloc lost in Quebec. Prior to the election the NDP held 34 seats. After the election, excluding Quebec they would have had 41 seats. That means that the much vaunted surge in popularity, so trumpeted by the media, resulted in a increase of 7 seats, 5 of which were picked up in Ontario! A national surge? I hardly think so, hell they lost 2 seats in Manitoba. Mr. Layton’s 100 plus seats come courtesy of the Bloc Quebecois and the Liberals in Quebec, who between them donated 54 seats to the NDP, the other four coming from the Conservatives. Mr. Layton has tied himself very securely to Quebec, and most of the rope I believe, he will find, is around his neck. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy, at least that’s what I hear.

Theory. What would you do with $1,000,000? Pay oﬀ all my debt, spread it around, and open a bigger, permanent restaurant. If you had a time machine, where would you travel to? Fifty years in the future. I’m into physics and astrology, so I’d like to see where we have come in that time. We’re on the brink of many things now.

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1. Annualized percentage rate 4. Short term memory 7. Outward flow of the tide 10. Sob loudly 12. Minerals 14. Integrated data processing 15. Mountain spinach 17. Animal flesh 18. Grapefruit & tangerine hybrid 19. Language of No. India 20. Below 22. Angry 23. Soviet Socialist Republic 25. Blood-sucking African fly 28. Fusses 31. Close by 32. Blood pumping organ 33. W. Samoan monetary unit 34. Salmonella aftermath 39. Counterbalance to obtain net weight 40. About pope 41. 45th state 42. Slips by 45. Be suitable for 48. Right angle building extension 49. Chicken ___ king 51. Azotaemias 54. 55120 MN 56. Cologne 58. A thing or unit 59. Ointment 60. Actress Lupino 61. 4,840 sq. yards 62. Film spool 63. For every 64. NYSE for Honeywell 65. Point midway between S and SE

Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle!

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Do you watch Dr. Oz? We do. We even carry lots of products he talks about. CLUES DOWN 1. Resistance unit 2. One rejected from society 3. E. Central African nation 4. Mexican hat 5. Arboreal plant 6. Unkind 7. XVIII 8. Bundle (abbr.) 9. Characters in one inch of tape (computers) 11. Computer screen material 13. Retain a printing correction 16. Booed and 18. Implements 21. To the same extent 24. Swat 26. Musically vocalized

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27. Before 29. Used for easing the foot into a shoe 30. Supporting stalk 34. Future destiny 35. Relating to an oracle 36. Salespersons 37. Opaque gem 38. 3rd largest Italian city 39. Vessel used for washing 43. Birds of prey 44. One bound in servitude 46. 41st state 47. Denotes substance is present in the blood 50. Administer an oil 52. What you scratch 53. Relating to aircraft 55. Swiss river 56. Weight = to 1000 pounds 57. Lyric poem

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Horoscopes ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 There are some situations for which there are no answers, Aries. In these times, you should defer to someone with more authority on the subject. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, a number of people are questioning the way you are operating lately. Do not be dissuaded from action. You know the reasons behind your decisions. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Nominal purchases can quickly add up to quite a sum, Gemini. Keep track of your spending because you can easily deplete your funds without even realizing it. CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 There is a romantic match out there for you single Cancers. It could just take a little more looking this week. Attached Cancer men and women will form a stronger romantic bond.

SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, a relationship comes to an end and it leaves you feeling a bit detached. The quicker you can move on the better off you will be. Family softens the blow. CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, if there isn't anything positive to say, simply keep your lips closed and be inconspicuous. This can be difficult to do, but it's best for everyone involved. AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 Few things can get you riled up more than dishonesty, Aquarius. Confront someone who has led you astray this week for resolution. You will feel better for having done it. PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 Picking up the pieces of something that didn't work out is difficult. But not trying at all is even worse. Sponsored by

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VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Virgo, it can be hard to ignore gossip but that is precisely what you need to do this week. Foul words can hurt only if you let them get under your skin. Keep friends close by. LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 There's no need to worry, Libra. You have it all under control even if it doesn't seem that way. Once you are done you will see that you had it covered.

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SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, creative processes will keep you busy this week. Get involved in a hobby or project that will take several days to complete. Then begin a new one.

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Famous Birthdays MAY 6 George Clooney, Actor (50)

MAY 9 Rosario Dawson, Actress (32)

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Drumheller elementary school aged children will now have the chance to learn the basics of golf, thanks to the National Golf in Schools program. Educational sets of golf equipment, aimed at Grades 2-5 students were distributed to Greentree School and St. Anthony’s School Thursday morning. The kits include all kinds of golf supplies, from clubs to balls and targets, as well as teacher resources, designed with learning in mind. “This is part of our mandate to bring golf to the community,” said Tom Zariski, director for the Alberta Golf Association and president of the Drumheller Community Golf Association. “Virtually every elementary student in Drumheller will have an introduction to golf.” The kits are provided by the Royal Canadian Golf Association, and distributed through the provincial associations. Zariski said the Drumheller Community Golf Association applied to the Drumheller Family Fund, administered by the Royal Tyrrell Museum Cooperating Society for the kits, and the society came through with the funding. Each kit is worth about $500.

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On Thursday Greentree School was in receipt of a National Golf in School educational golf kit. At the presentation are (back; l-r) Greentree associate principal Jane Smith, chair of the Drumheller Family Fund Heather McKee, Greentree School student council sports representatives Nikki Thomson and Tyler Petrie, Drumheller Community Golf Association president Tom Zariski and treasurer Trevor Gough, with (front; l-r) Nikolas Zuccatto and Starla Albrecht.

On Thursday, St. Anthony’s School received a National Golf in School educational golf kit. At the presentation are (l-r) Emma Doyle, chair of the Drumheller Family Fund Heather McKee, St. Anthony’s principal Tim Gregorash, Drumheller Community Golf Association president Tom Zariski, Matthew Doyle and treasurer Trevor Gough. inSide photos by Patrick Kolafa

Cardinals drop game to Acme/Linden A Drumheller Cardinal U12 makes a stop on the Acme/ Linden Ninjas on Wednesday night, but the Drumheller girls team were eventually beat out 5-0. The team is looking for more players to join as soccer gets underway for the season. inSide photo by Kyle Smylie

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