Friday, November 2, 2012 Vol. 6, No. 44 | 12 pages
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The Drumheller 2013 Centennial Committee is looking forward to celebrating 100 years of Drumheller, and as one of its first endeavours, have published a commemorative 2013 calendar, the perfect stocking stuffer. The calendar is chock full of photos of Drumheller, past and present, and taken by local photographers. It is also packed with dates of upcoming community events and activities. The calendars are a fundraiser for the planned New Year’s Centennial Kick Off Party. The calendars are on sale at the Drumheller and District Chamber of Commerce, Drumheller Town Hall, Drumheller Co-op, Reality Bytes and Riverside Value Drug Mart. Members of the committee showing off the calendar are (back; l-r) Nick Sereda, Connie Tremblay, Paul Salvatore, Sharel Shoff, Lisa Hansen–Zacharuk and Pam Yemen, with (front; l-r) Sean Grande and Sylvia Adams. Missing are Roxanne Clark, Heather Bitz and John Shoff.
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inSide STREETERS The Star Wars universe is now owned by Disney and a seventh movie is in the works. inSide Drumheller asks: “What do you want to see in Disney’s Star Wars?”
Cody Gouin “I would want some more Darth Maul.”
William Belliveau “I think it’s going to be terrible.”
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CT Scans will continue to be performed in Drumheller following an almost year–long review. However, they will now be interpreted by doctors in Red Deer. A review into diagnostic imaging performed at the Drumheller Health Centre was concluded and it revealed an error rate of about 10-11 per cent in CT scan interpretations according to Dr. Evan Lundall, Central Zone Medical Director. Last December, a review of six months of CT scans interpreted by a radiologist at the Drumheller Health Centre was called after 34 interpretation errors were discovered. “When you look at the magnitude of review, what we would need to do is assemble a small army of duly qualified experts, radiologists, to do the review,” said Dr. Lundall. “That was a bit of a challenge, but we got the job done.” He said the review was completed to ensure safety and quality. “We found there was an error rate of 10-11 per cent that may have affected patient care,
but the fact that we did a complete review of the CT scans means that we provide information on all of them to the attending physicians so that they could discuss this with their patients. As you know, patients were quite perturbed by this potential so what we did was supply addendum to all the physicians on all the reports. “If I am a statistic, even if I’m one per cent, that’s not good enough. So from my perspective, seeing that issues were highlighted, what we needed to do was make sure even if the error rate was minor it was made abundantly clear so physicians and their patients could follow through,” he said. He explains that the errors have to be looked at in the clinical context to gauge how serious the issue could be. “Especially if a patient hears there is a potential problem, but has no yardstick to measure it against, that in itself is wrong because it creates more anxiety about a condition, and that would not be fair,” said Dr. Lundall. “I was very impressed with the patience that patients had and also very impressed with the input and seriousness
with which regular family physicians and specialists took to allay the anxieties of their patients.” When the review was called in December of 2011, the radiologist was not practicing and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta was informed of the review. He has since been reinstated with conditions. “The involvement of the College of Physicians and Surgeons had to be there throughout, because if there was a potential performance issue, it is the College of Physicians and Surgeons is the one that grants people licensing,” explains Dr. Lundall. “We collaborated with the on this issue and after a period of time, and with some educational upgrades that took place we found to support patients in all of this, he was reinstated toward the end of August. “The College of Physicians placed a restriction, so that he is no longer performing CT scans. So that problem is taken care of. Even though we are offering a CT scan service in Drumheller because believe me, we need a CT scan service, the interpretation is not done by the radiologist, it is done in Red Deer.”
He adds the doctor continues to practice in general radiology and ultrasound locally. “It is hard to restore confidence in a populace when the potential for your safety is threatened…So with our collaboration, that restriction was placed on his
license,” said Dr. Lundall. He praised local physicians throughout this process, from the review and patient support, to reintegration. “What we don’t see is isolation and perhaps performance issues. There needs to be those checks and balances.”
A review into CT scan reading in Drumheller has concluded. The Radiologist in Drumheller has been reinstated to perform general radiology and ultrasound, however CT scans are now read in Red Deer. filephoto
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Spooky singers Travis Paulter “I don’t know if Disney will be able to pull it off, they might make it too childish.”
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Grade 2 and 3 students from St. Anthony’s School let their voice be heard at the Continuing Care Unit at the Drumheller Heath Centre on Halloween morning. The young-
sters toured through the facility, leaving songs and poetry as they went. Of course the were handsomely rewarded with some candy. mailphoto by Patrick Kolafa
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Council idles bus parking issue for three months
Residents are being asked to come forward if they are having concerns regarding school buses parking in residential areas. The issue resurfaced earlier this fall and the Town of Drumheller Council addressed the issue and decided to bring Michael James | inSide Drumheller
Earlier this fall The Drumheller Mail reported on the issue of school buses parking in residential areas. The Drumheller Town Council has given three months for evaluation of the current policies and existing complaints to be resolved before addressing the issue again. “Council decided to
it forward again in three months. During that time, Council asked the Department of Community Services to resolve as many complaints as they can.
give it three months to evaluate the issues in regards to school bus parking. At that time, they will look at it again to see if there are any necessary changes,” said Paul Salvatore, Director of Community Services for the Town of Drumheller. Residents affected by the current bus parking policies cite reduced sight lines for vehicles, and the fumes and noise
gone.” So far, the Town itself has only received a few and they generally occur at the beginning of the school year. The Town is willing to work with residents to resolve any complaints. “We haven’t had a lot of official complaints. There are definitely people out there who talk about it being an issue. I wouldn’t say we’ve run into many situations we couldn’t resolve. Simply talking to people has accomplished what we’ve needed,” said Salvatore. “We try to work within the current policies to get compliance. Gener-
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Our organization is looking for an energetic and enthusiastic individual in Drumheller to help us reach out and offer gifts to local and new community members on special occasions. The Program Administrator is responsible for contacting those who qualify for the gifts. There is a small remuneration for the right Program Administrator. If you are interested or have any questions, please contact Dorine Fowke at 1 (866) 258-7730 or email at dfowke@csscanada.com For a complete job description and more information, please visit the Careers section on the Town of Drumheller’s website at www.dinosaurvalley.com
DEVELOPMENT PERMITS Take notice that the following development permits for the proposed uses listed below have been issued in accordance with Land Use Bylaw 10-08 of the Town of Drumheller. 1. Development Permit T00095-12D; J. Gerlinger Construction Ltd.; Plan 4317CQ; Block 2; Lots 10-11; 96 Poplar Street, Drumheller – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – New Construction of Detached Garage (Relaxation Granted) – Classification Residential “R-1a” District 2. Development Permit T00096-12D; Plan 8168FS; Block 4; Lots 5-7; 225 – 4 Street West, Lehigh – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – New Construction of Detached Garage (Relaxation Granted) & Removal/Demolition of Existing – Classification Suburb Community Residential “SCR” District 3. Development Permit T00097-12D; Campus Alberta Central; Plan 3099AD; Block 25; Lots 31-35; 250 Centre Street, Drumheller – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – Occupy as an Educational Facility (Unconventional) – Classification Central Commercial “CB” District 4. Development Permit T00098-12D; 11 Sec 15 Twp 28 Rng 19 W4, Cambria – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – New Construction of Single Family Dwelling with Attached Garage – Classification Agricultural “A” District 5. Development Permit T00100-12D; Town of Drumheller; Plan 3099AD; Block 25; Lots 25-27; 224 Centre Street, Drumheller – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – Occupy as a Professional, Financial & Administrative Office (Town Hall) – Classification Central Commercial “CB” District 6. Development Permit T00016-12S; Priority Permits Ltd.; Plan 0712111; Block 2; Lots 4-6; 1103 Highway 9 South, Drumheller – Replacement of Fascia & Freestanding Signs – Classification Highway Commercial “Hwy-C” District 7. Development Permit T00017-12S; Neon Contractors Ltd.; Plan 7911235; Block 1; 105 Grove Place, Drumheller – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – Placement of Fascia Sign (Relaxation Granted) – Classification Highway Commercial “Hwy-C” District Further information regarding these decisions may be obtained from the Development/Planning Department, Town Hall, 703 - 2nd Avenue West, Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y3 (403) 823-1310 or e-mail cwoods@dinosaurvalley.com Any person wishing to appeal these decisions may do so by submitting Form F and/or a written notice of appeal to the Secretary of the Sub-division & Development Appeal Board at 703 - 2nd Avenue West, Drumheller, Alberta, T0J 0Y3. A non-refundable fee of $120.00 must accompany the appeal. The “Notice of Appeal” and accompanying fee must be received no later than 4:30 p.m., November 16, 2012. C. Woods, Development Officer, Town of Drumheller
is to strengthen neighbourhood relations. We encourage people who may have an issue and are being impacted by something in the vicinity of their property to talk to their neighbours. That would be our recommendation as a starting point. Through communication a lot of those issues can be resolved,” said Salvatore. For drivers, they are asked to ensure there are adequate sight lines and room to maneuver for other drivers. Complaints can be directed to the Town of Drumheller Department of Community Services.
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of the buses when they are left to warm up in the morning. Councillor Doug Stanford brought the issue forward in Council after receiving complaints from residents. “If we have a few [complaints] we’re going to have to address it,” said Stanford. “If you have a problem, come forward, because if, in three months, we don’t have any complaints then it’s
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ally we’re effective in doing that. If someone makes a complaint, it is received by one of our staff. They would collect as much information as possible and then investigate the details related to the complaint. If it’s confirmed to be a problem, we would direct the affected individuals to take action to remedy that issue and minimize any nuisance or hassle associated with it.” Before contacting the Town, residents are encouraged to first try to resolve their complaints, peacefully, with their neighbours. “Part of the goal here
Shift Supervisor/Activity Specialist
Do you have a strong desire to work in a highly visible work setting in support of the operation of one of the Town of Drumheller’s most rewarding service areas? The Badlands Community Facility with over 1,000 active members and a long list of community user groups requires a well organized and very personable team member to deliver excellent service to the public. This position is responsible for the providing of shift supervision, direction, and technical guidance to staff at the Badlands Community Facility. Full job description available upon request. Deadline for Applications: November 16, 2012 at 4:00 pm Resumes and coversheets may be submitted within one file in MS Word, or PDF format to: Guy Latour, Business Manager Badlands Community Facility glatour@dinosaurvalley.com
Land Use Bylaw No. 10-08 NOTICE OF SUBDIVISION AND DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARING APPLICATION NO. T00086-12D This is to notify you that an appeal has been made to the SUBDIVISION AND DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD against a decision in respect of Development Application T00086-12D which involves development described as follows: Appellant: Nick Sereda Civic Address: 547 Riverside Dr. E, Drumheller, Alberta Legal Description: Plan 6495AV, Block 1, Lot 22 Development: New Construction of 27’ x 29’ Two Storey Detached Garage (25 feet) Zoning: R-1A – Residential District “The Municipal Planning Commission’s decision was to: REFUSE for the following reasons: The Municipal Planning Commission determined the height and site coverage of the proposed development exceeds their 20% relaxation authority as determined in Land Use Bylaw 10.08 Part lll Section 9(7)(a).” A Public Hearing of the Subdivision and Development Appeal board has been scheduled, at which point the Board will hear arguments both for and against the above-noted appeal. PLACE OF HEARING: TOWN HALL, COUNCIL CHAMBERS 703 2ND AVENUE W., DRUMHELLER, AB TIME OF HEARING: 4:00 PM DATE OF HEARING: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH, 2012 Any person affected by the proposed development has the right to present a written brief prior to the hearing and to be present and be heard at the hearing. Persons submitting the written briefs to the Secretary of the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board shall do so not later than November 14th @ at 1:00 PM. Miners’ Memorial Unveiling! Saturday, November 10, at 2pm Centre Street, Downtown Drumheller South of the Civic Centre Music by Wayfarin’ Fiddlers, Men of the Bud and the Mens’ choir of Rosebud Reception to follow at the Badlands Community Facility
Various Municipal Board Vacancies
The Town of Drumheller is now accepting applications for numerous Municipal Boards. 1 – Drumheller Housing Administration 1 – Municipal Planning Commission 5 – Airport Commission If you are interested and wish to serve in any of these capacities please contact Linda at 403-823-1339 or email - lhandy@dinosaurvalley.com
Brenda Davies BA Davis Dyslexia Correction Facilitator Drumheller, Alberta
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703 - 2 AVENUE WEST • DRUMHELLER, ALBERTA T0J 0Y3 Phone 403-823-6300 Fax 403-823-7739 www.dinosaurvalley.com EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY - OFFICE ASSISTANT 1 LICENSING/RECEPTION/ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE The Town of Drumheller is seeking an individual to fill the position of Office Assistant, Licensing/Reception/Accounts Receivable. Position Summary: Under general supervision, responsible for administering the business and animal licensing function and business tax and assessment rolls. Responsible for Accounts Receivable, front counter cashier and receptionist duties, primary telephone contact with the public and provision of information and referral services. Acts as the backup to the Office Assistant, Safety Codes. Closing Date: Applications for the position will be received until November 9, 2012 at 4:00 p.m. Start date: immediately. Resumes may be submitted to Elin Gwinner, Finance Manager at Town Hall (703 – 2 Avenue W, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y3) or faxed to (403) 823-7739 or email to egwinner@dinosaurvalley.com. A detailed position description is available upon request.
Drumheller Volunteer Opportunities: 2013 GREAT KIDS AWARD – NOMINATE A GREAT KID! The Government of Alberta is please to open nominations for the 2013 Great Kids Award. You are invited to recognize a child or youth between the ages of 5 and 18 for their exceptional achievements at home, at school and in the community. Great Kids Award winners will be celebrated during an awards ceremony at the Fantasyland Hotel in Edmonton in the Fall and receive a prize package from IBM and West Edmonton Mall. Nomination forms are available at the Community Services Office, Town of Drumheller For more information, please visit www.greatkids.alberta.ca Newcastle Community Association are looking for volunteers – please contact Bill Davidson at 403-820-2397 if you are interested in joining their group. Their Annual General Meeting will be held November 21st at 7:00 PM at the Newcastle Hall. Thank you. For information on ALL Volunteer Opportunities in Drumheller and area please visit www.volunteerdrumheller.com or contact Cathy Smoliak, FCSS Coordinator, at 403-823-1315.
Baby Play is a free program for families with babies.
(older siblings are welcome) For this program we will be in the Public Library meeting room Wednesdays Oct. 17th- Nov. 21st, 1:00-2:00 pm The Baby Play Program will give you the chance to connect and share with other parents with babies, as well as learn about other Community Support Services. We will also be making a beautiful keepsake clay impression of your baby’s feet. Each week will also include songs and rhymes, time to talk and visit, as well as the ‘parachute float’. Come join Parent Link and see how we support families. For more info. or to register, please call Yvonne @ or 403-820-5157
The Power of Positive Parenting
Nov22th,6:00-8:00pm @ the Elim Penticostal This presentation provides parents with the 5 key principals to raising healthy, well-adjusted children. Parent Link will provide babysitting for this event but pre-register is required by calling Yvonne @ 403-823-1334
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Students post high marks in achievement tests Michael James | inSide Drumheller
The marks are in for the 2011/2012 year and it looks like divisions in the area are ahead of the curve. In Prairie Land Regional Division (PLRD), students met or exceeded the provincial average in Language Arts 3, Math 3 and 6, Science 6, Social Studies 6, Biology 30, English 30-2, and Social 30-2. The division met or surpassed the provincial average at the acceptable standard in Language Arts 6, Science 9, and Social Studies 30-1. “One thing we were really happy with was the level of participation. In many instances, we’re in the mid to high 90’s. It means we run inclusive environments, where students who may have some struggles can continue to take part and learn with their peers,” said Wes Neumeier, superintendent of PLRD. Areas identified for improvement are achievement at the standard of excellence, Chemistry 30, and Math 30 Pure. Professional development is being offered to teachers so they may better teach and test to the curriculum. Overall, the provincial achievement test results
were down for PLRD. However, Morrin and Delia Schools boast high numbers. “Morrin School results have actually been going up over the past few years, for both the achievement test and satisfaction surveys. Delia, for awhile now, has posted strong results and a strong indication of satisfaction around the culture of the school. It’s one of our highest performing schools,” said Neumeier. In Golden Hills School Division, a trend of increasing provincial achievement test results has been observed, “Overall, we’re pleased with our continued improvement in all the Grade 3, 6, and 9 provincial test results. We continue to have an upward trend,” said Bevan Daverne, superintendent of Golden Hills School Division. Golden Hills met or exceeded the provincial standard of excellence in Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Math 30, and Physics 30. At the elementary level, the number of students achieving the standard of excellence increased over the previous year in six of the ten achievement tests. The biggest factor, according to Daverne,
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has been changing how teachers teach their students. “Our classrooms operate very differently than how they did ten, or even five years ago. We’re following a model that looks more at assessment of learning, with more of an inquiry approach in the classroom and more students engaged in what’s going on,” said Daverne. Christ the Redeemer School Division also boasted strong results this year. In terms of the provincial average, on the pass rate and the standard of excellence, Christ the Redeemer was higher in ten out of ten provincial exams. For diploma exams, Christ the Redeemer beat the acceptable standard in all nine exams, and the standard of excellence in eight out of nine tests. “We had a great year. We’ve come to expect
that kind of performance. We have hard working teachers and good students,” said Scott Morrison, associate superintendent with Christ the Redeemer. The division isn’t resting on their laurels. They’ve implemented
DVSS teacher Jason Rasmussen answers a question in Science class. Students in the area earned high marks for the achievement and diploma exams in the 2011/2012 school year. School divi-
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are new, targeted to help students that are delayed readers,” said Morrison. For more about the provincial achievement test results, visit www. plrd.ab.ca, www.ghsd75. ca, or www.redeemer. ab.ca.
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Rosebud veterans Nathan Schmidt and Aaron Krogman star in Christmas musical Submitted | inSide Drumheller
The ďŹ rst major snowfall of the season has invigorated the artistic hamlet of Rosebud as it prepares for the opening of its original Christmas musical May & Joe running from November 2 to December 22. The Christmas story is retold through the eyes of May & Joe, a couple expecting their ďŹ rst child and an Angel while on a wintery drive from Winnipeg to Thunder Bay on Christmas Eve. Commenting on Nathan Schmidt who plays a 2000 year-old Angel
(Gabriel) who comes out of hiding when smitten by a young couple, May and Joe, Artistic Director Morris Ertman says “Nathan is poised to bring both a wonderful comedic, yet poignant understanding of an ancient being who is haunted by a dark part of the traditional Bethlehem story that we seldom talk about.� Seasoned Alberta actor Aaron Krogman returns to the Rosebud Opera House stage as Joe. Ertman explains, “I think this will be Aaron’s sixth Christmas show here in Rosebud. I now refer to him as our Christmas leading man. We should
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The American election may be all over before I get a chance to comment on it. It is, at the moment, a very close race, with Mitt Romney holding the slimmest of leads in most polls. Of course we here in Alberta, after our last provincial election know that most polls are for dogs to pee on. Nevertheless it’s always fun to watch the pollsters try to do their thing. Remember what Mitt Romney said at a fundraiser down in Tampa? He got in big trouble over it, but he was no more than correct. What he  said was that 47% of Americans are dependent on the government, and that he could not worry about them. What I believe he meant was that he could not trouble himself with that number, because to win those voters he would have to make commitments to increase program spending, and this he cannot, must not do. America simply cannot aord it. Regardless, his opponent, Barack Obama can best him at that game anyway. In his former career as a community organizer, President Obama is well-versed and skilful in social program spending. The problem is that the number 47% tends to increase with every election, because candidates, regardless of party, oer the world, which serves not only to retain that number, but grow it. It is however, a game of diminishing returns. The more people you have dependent on the government for their existence, the fewer people you have able, or willing to pay for that dependent existence. As the ďŹ rst grows, so too does the second diminish. Canada, and more particularly Alberta, possess what could be called a golden goose. Not everyone may want to admit it, but our oilsands have provided us with a great economic buer. At present they are our most valuable natural resource, in a country whose economy relies on natural resources. Lately we have come close to developing a bad habit, and that is selling control of our natural resources to other countries. The example which best highlights this is the proposed takeover of NEXEN by the Chinese state-owned oil company. A foreign state-owned oil company having control over our resources is not a good thing. Back to the golden goose analogy. The golden goose lays golden eggs, and the sale of the eggs is where the owner makes his income. One day a fellow comes by, and wants to buy the goose. He oers a great deal of money. The owner of the goose contemplates such a large oer, and considers his bills and mortgage. He sells the goose, pays all his bills, and even pays o the mortgage. What has he got left? He not only sold o his income (the eggs), but he also sold that which produced his income (the goose). What he has in exchange is a nice pile of paper, and when he burns through that, what then?
have an ‘Aaron’ Christmas ornament for sale in our gift shop! Aaron plays an impetuous, truck-driving, blue collar guy called Joe. I think this role may be his ďŹ nest hour on stage. He’s wonderfully compelling, impulsive and utterly romantic.â€? “And then we introduce Rosebud School of the Arts apprentice Lauren de Graaf to our stage as May, Joe’s girlfriend, who is miraculously ‘with child’ because an angel came out of hiding to impulsively announce a miracle he had no business announcing. Lauren is a breath of fresh air, a wonderful, bright presence on our stage. She’s funny, delightful, and ultimately soulful. Who wouldn’t believe she’d been visited by the unseen messenger of the Divine.â€? May & Joe is a musical and the three-piece band is as integral to the story as the actors – interacting with the story while delivering original songs and favourites such as Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus. “On piano, Sarah Penner brings an incredible improvisational touch to our stage. Joel Stephenson, an actor and very talented upright bass player performs as Eli, a biker/ musician. And the biggest highlight in the band is Paul Zacharias, the composer of the songs in the show and guitarist.â€? In addition to being well known for its on-stage performances, the tiny hamlet of Rosebud itself shines o-stage as well,
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(l-r) Aaron Krogman, Nathan Schmidt and Lauren de Graaf star in May & Joe, Rosebud Theatre’s Christmas Musical, opening this Friday, November 2. photo submitted
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um from October 19-22 for a 30-minute special episode. “We’ve been trying to get them out to the museum to do an episode and we were finally able to make it happen,” said Lisa Making, acting Director of Exhibits & Communications. While filming, the
Visitors to the Royal Tyrrell Museum got a bonus two weekends ago. In the galleries was a film crew from the hit Nickolodeon show, Dino Dan. The show was filming in and around the muse-
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going to continue working with them to find a way.” Dr. Don Henderson, curator of dinosaurs, even got some time to take the show’s stars on a backstage tour of the museum. The Tyrrell Museum has been working with Dino Dan for the past four years. The museum, in particular Dr. Henderson, reviews scripts and
computer animations to ensure they are scientifically accurate. “They wanted to work with us to check scientific information, so they knew they were getting everything correct,” said Making. “We’ve been involved in reviewing their scripts and animation, we give feedback, and if they have a plot that doesn’t fit with scientific information, we tell
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Age: 26. Employer: Valley Veterinary Clinic. Occupation: Associate veterinarian. Dream job? This is it. My parents have pictures of me when I was really little reaching for animals and it hasn’t changed. I love helping animals. How long have you lived in Drumheller? Since July. What brought you here? I was looking for a mixed animal job and this practice has that. Where are you from originally? Hamilton, Ontario, but I moved to Arizona when I was eight. I moved to PEI to do veterinary school. What do you like most about Drumheller so far? I really like the small town feel and unique geography. It also has a western feel, sort of like Arizona.
Any travel destinations in mind? I was in Kenya and New Zealand and did some volunteering with cows and I would love to go back to both. I’d also like to see South America. If you could travel through time, when and where would you go? Probably the renaissance. If you could hang out with any fictional character, who would
it be? I’m team Edward. What is your most memorable childhood toy? I still have them, my teddy bears Salt and Pepper. Any hobbies? I’ve hiked in the Grand Canyon twice, I love backpacking and travelling. Play any sports? I used to play competitive volleyball and lacrosse in high school and college. Favourite movies? Ten Things I Hate About You, Shawshank Redemption, Princess Bride, the old Mr. Doolittle, and the old Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. What would you do with $1 million? Pay off my student loans, help my family pay off their mortgages and loans, take my family on vacation, and invest the rest. What superpower would you want? Talk to animals, it would make my job a lot easier. Any words of wisdom? I like Ellen’s saying, be kind and take care of each other.
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Well, it appears I am in my own little fan club as far as this month’s choice goes. The majority preferred our delicious apple crisp over the book. Mind you, with our hostess’s secret ingredients (pecans and coconut) it would be hard to find a book that would beat this dish. The Voluntourist, by Ken Budd, was our topic of discussion. We all agreed that the concept was admirable – being a tourist by way of volunteering in various countries around the world. – I liked Ken Budd’s style and felt like he was speaking right to me. Others felt his writing was unskilled and amateurish. – I found him humorous in his descriptions of the people and situations he lived and worked in. Others found him annoying. – To me, the author’s mission was to better himself and fill a void in his life. Others said he was selfish. – His father’s sudden death made a big impact causing Ken to take a look at himself and his life. The choice to do these journeys was a reflection of their relation-
ship and his dad’s memory. He seemed to be struggling with the idea he wasn’t living up to his father’s image. My book club friends thought Ken had put his dad on a pedestal with too much reference to him throughout the book. – I thought the author’s wife was selfish - they thought he was. Driven by his longing to have a child, and be a father himself, was another motive to volunteer with children and infants in various capacities. Throughout the book, you travel with Ken Budd to New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina to help rebuild homes‌ to Costa Rica teaching children English‌ to work with special needs children in China‌ to a mountain cloud forest in Ecuador, working on a global warming research project‌ to Palestine with a group of Volunteers for Peace‌ and finally to a children’s home in Kenya working with orphans, many having AIDSrelated illnesses. The first line in this story is “I want to live a life that mattersâ€? and I feel that is what this author was pursuing. I think this book deserves
a chance, even if you don’t enjoy it the way I did – it gives a person something to think about. Voluntourism is a great concept!
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inSideHappenings DAYTIME EVENTS Sunday, November 11, Dalum: 2nd Annual Dalum Christmas Market. 11 am - 3 pm at the Dalum Community Hall, Highway 56 South. Sunday, November 18, Morrin: Christmas Craft Sale and Bazaar at the Morrin Community Hall. Noon - 4 pm. Lunch available. Call Deb at 403-772-2477 to book your table. Sunday, November 18, Drumheller: Kaleidoscope Theatre presents Steel Magnolias. Doors open at Kaleidoscope Theatre 1:30 pm; performance starts at 2:00 pm. Tickets call 403-823-PLAY. Wednesday Afternoon, Drumheller: KidsClub After School Program. 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. Drumheller Church of the Nazarene. 627 6 Street East Call 403-823-7020 for information.
DRUMHELLER AREA NIGHTLIFE Playing at The Napier Theatre... Friday, November 2 - Thursday, November 8, 7:30 p.m., ARGO. Closed Mondays. Friday, November 2, Rockyford: St. Rita’s Parish Turkey Supper. Rockyford Community Hall. 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm. Friday, November 2, Drumheller: Scarey-oke at the Newcastle Bar, 1220 Newcastle Trail. Drink Specials, Costume Prizes. Celebrate at our Annual Halloween Karaoke Party!! Saturday, November 3, Hand Hills: Ranchers Ball at the Hand Hills Lake Club. Tuesday, November 6, Morrin: Roast Pork Fall Supper at the Hall 5-7 p.m. Saturday, November 10, Rumsey: The Morrin Figure Skating Club presents the Chevelles. Tickets $35 each. Call 403-368-3733 or 403772-2165. November 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, Drumheller: Kaleidoscope Theatre presents Steel Magnolias. Doors open at Kaleidoscope Theatre 7:00 pm; performance starts at 7:30 pm. Tickets call 403-823-PLAY. Monday evenings, Nacmine: Community Bingo, Nacmine Hall. Doors open 6 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evenings, Drumheller: Wing Night, Flavourz Restaurant and Lounge. Friday Nights, Drumheller: Friday Rib Night, Flavourz Restaurant and Lounge. Friday Nights, East Coulee: Steak Night. East Coulee Hotel and Tavern, 6 - 9 pm.
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Four Blooms leaves room for improvement the park budget, and it is not really very big and they do what they can,” said Shoff. “One of the problems with Communities in Bloom is the [penitentiary] cut back on what they could do with the inmates and that is why we suffered quite a bit, but I think it will get better because we’ll get more in the budget next year.” Since the judging, the chair of Communities in Bloom has stepped
On Tuesday, July 31, judges on behalf of Communities in Bloom made their way to Drumheller. In the photo (back l-r) Al Kendrick, Infrastructure Services Director, Paul Salvatore, Director of Community Services, Carol Stanford, Councillor Doug Stanford. (front l-r) Councillor Sharel Shoff, Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
The Valley received four out of five blooms from the Communities in Bloom judges when they rolled through the valley last summer. For some it is a victory, for some it is not as sweet. The Drumheller Communities in Bloom Association entered the non– competitive category. The community earned a score 73 per cent to earn the four blooms. “We did really good, actually,” said Councillor Sharel Shoff, who, along with Lisa Hansen-Zacharuk, are board members of Communities in Bloom. Shoff was joined by Patricia Parker, who was Communities in Bloom chair at the time and Councillor Doug Stanford when they toured with two adjudicators through the valley on July 31. Communities in Bloom judges recognized the challenges the valley faces and offers praise for some of its recent accomplishments including the Badlands Community Facility, that the new Town Hall will be renovated to meet Silver LEED standard, and the upgrades to the water treatment plant and landfill. They did see that lack of funding to some areas
down, and indications are the organization may be sighing its last breath. Patrice Wolf helped out Communities in Bloom with the presentation and with other projects such as the annual Earth Day Clean up. She feels the community should be grateful for the marks they received. “I think the judges were very generous. I know they feel for us… and I am sure just to cut
the grass in the ditches is a full-time job,” she said. “We have a long way to go and it is too bad that we may be losing Communities in Bloom. Shoff said the group is always looking for volunteers. This doesn’t simply mean laborers but people with ideas on how to make the community vibrant. For more information, contact Shoff at (403) 8201644.
Trish Parker, President of Drumheller Communities in Bloom, Brendan Casement and Collin Carmichael, Communities in Bloom judges, Mayor Terry Yemen and Councillor Lisa Hansen-Zacharuk.
has put the community behind. “Some expected grants were not available which has resulted in budget tightening for some services, especially in parks and grounds maintenance. Unfortunately it is starting to show,” stated the report. Heritage conservation received the highest marks, earning about 80 per cent of the possible marks, lauding the preservation of the prehistoric heritage, as well as the coal mining history. Their criticism is that the community is not recognizing the influence of first nation people and agriculture. The areas judges felt most in need of help were urban forestry, floral displays and landscaping. “Initial impression was that Drumheller had a good tree cover. Upon closer examination many of the trees, especially along the river, were mature aging poplars that are going to need careful observation and pruning to reduce the chance of branch breakage and property damage,” states the report. Judges were also understanding to the more than 270 acres of grass that needs mowing in the valley and how much of a drain on resources it is. It notes that
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the town does not have any floral displays due to tight budgets, however it praised some businesses, especially in the industrial area and along roadways that have attractive displays. “Perhaps the Communities in Bloom Committee could initiate a program for downtown businesses to subscribe to hanging baskets or boxes in front of their stores. Maybe a prize could be awarded for the largest, best maintained or most colourful,” states the report. Shoff explains the town’s resources are taxed and crews do a great job with what they have. “I know the town and
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DEDUL (PATTON) Blanche Irene May 7, 1927 October 29, 2012 Blanche Irene Dedul passed away October 29, 2012 at the Cedar Villa extended care facility in Calgary, AB at the age of 85 years. Blanche will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by: her two sons, Gordon and Robert, her sister, Grace, her brother, Hartley, her four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, as well as many other family members and a multitude of friends. Blanche was born in Drumheller, AB on May 7, 1927. She graduated as a Nursing Aide in August 1952, and began her nursing career at the Drumheller Hospital. In August of 1954 she married Jacob Peter Dedul. Blanche’s passions were; her flower garden, knitting, crocheting, needlepoint and travelling (Sunday afternoon car rides were a staple). Thanks to her sister-in-law Bernice, she was able to enjoy a few more car rides before moving to Calgary. Blanche adored all children especially her own children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Blanche enjoyed company and nothing made her happier than to cook something special for them. The family would like to thank the staff at the Edgemont Retirement Center for all their added help, and to the wonderful staff at the Cedar Villa for going out of their way to make her last days comfortable. A Celebration of Blanche’s life will be held at CourtneyWinters Funeral Chapel 1992nd Street West, Drumheller, AB on Monday, November 5, 2012 at 11:00 A.M., with Pastor Skip MacArthur officiating. Interment to follow in the Drumheller Municipal Cemetery. Courtney-Winters Funeral Home is in care of arrangements (403 823 2666).
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Beukeboom seconds later, making it 3-2 at the close of the second period. The Grizzlys redoubled their efforts, sending a flurry of shots at Beukeboom. However, the Dragons held on and Ryan Bloom, off of Jamieson, sent a message with a short handed goal with just over six minutes left in the game. The Grizzlys, desperate to tie things up, fought back and brought the score within one with less than a minute left in the game. In a bid to tie it up, the Grizzlys pulled their goalie, but Doane, took advan-
tage and scored on the empty net. The Dragons will be looking to continue the momentum next Wednesday when they host the undefeated Brooks Bandits at the Drumheller Memorial Arena. The game starts at 7:30 p.m. “The team is getting their identity and they know the game they have to play to be successful,” said Curran. “They’ve [the Bandits] got a pretty damn good record. We have to make sure we bring our game. I want to see our game against them and we play it to 100 per cent.”
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The momentum keeps building for the Drumheller Dragons. In the last five games, the Dragons are 4-1 and have moved up the standings with a 5-3 win over the Olds Grizzlys. In the first period alone the Dragons sent a barrage of shots, 21, at the Grizzlys net. In return, the Dragons only faced three. The onslaught of offence paid off when captain Brennan Baxandall, off a pass from Joey Ratts, scored the opening goal of the night on a power play. “They had some pretty strong goaltending. We had enough chances in the first
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period to put the game away,” said Brian Curran, head coach and general manager of the Dragons. Baxandall repeated just under two minutes into the second with another power play goal, set up by Brodie Jamieson and Mitchell Gartner. Mitch Owsley, who was one of the Dragons big point scorers last year, retaliated for the Grizzlys after the Dragons were left a man short after being called for a blow to the head. Soon after, the Dragons were up a man again, and Stephen Doane, with help from Baxandall and Mitchell Cook, scored the Dragons third goal of the night. The Grizzlys snuck a shot by Dragons goalie Adam
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