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Celebrating pony drivers Because his stories are so fantastic, some people might think he was taking you for a ride, but they are all true. Bob Moffatt drove ponies in the HyGrade Mine as a young man, just as his father (in picture Bob is holding), his uncles and grandfather before him. This Sunday, as part of the centennial celebration of coal mining in the valley, the Atlas Coal Mine is hosting Pony Day. Those in attendance will get a chance to ride in a pony car, meet a pony driver and hear some of their tales. See story on page 5.
Royal Tyrrell Museum set to host world for Hadrosaur Symposium 2011 See page 6
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Who are you? See page 7
Riley Pollom selected for IMPACT See page 11
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With the new community centre nearing completion, inSide Drumheller asks: How will you utilize the community centre?
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Cycle for Life 2011 stops through Drumheller Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
Cyclist Tim Leyshan is getting a ďŹ rsthand view of the vast Canadian countryside, and along the way is raising funds for a good cause. His tour, called Cycle for Life, stopped in Drumheller last week. He is on a cross Canada tour to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society and a charity called Smiles for Sam. Leyshan was inspired by his mother and uncle’s long battle with illness, but in early 2011, 11-year-old Samantha Mantyka became his beacon. At the time, the child from Delta was in her second battle with cancer in her short life. In July of this year, she passed away. A small group of family friends started Smiles for Sam. The charity’s mission is to “strengthen family by providing a range of support to children who are ďŹ ghting the battle against cancer. Smiles for Sam will provide hope, smiles and memories to children and their families.â€? Leyshan has decided to split the funds the raised between the two charities, with 75 per cent going to Smiles for Sam and 25 per cent to the Canadian Cancer Society. “My reason is if we were in the same position, with our child in that boat, we would hope there would be someone doing this for us,â€? said Leyshan. Leyshan isn’t alone on the road. His partner Becky Ellis and brother Josh are along for the ride with a
(l-r) Tim Leyshan, supported by Becky Ellis and brother Josh are on a cross-country journey to raise funds for the Cancer Society, and a charity called
Smiles for Sam, which provides support to children battling cancer. They were through the valley last week enroute to St. John’s, Newfoundland. inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa
camper support vehicle. So far, there have been a few hiccups along the way but the team is ahead of schedule.
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“My reason is if we were in the same position, with our child in that boat, we would hope there would be someone doing this for us.� Tim Leyshan
The team was able to generate support from the business community for their journey. One of their main sponsors supporting the journey is Eco-Fuel Saver. The company has supplied the team with its fuel additive, which has made a signiďŹ cant increase in
their mileage for their support vehicle. They have also pledged to donate $1 from every 450 mL bottle of the product sold during the 75 days they have scheduled for the trip. The product is available at Canadian Tire. This is an easy way to donate to the Cycle for Life 2010. The team headed out from Drumheller, east onto Youngstown and Kindersley, Saskatchewan. As of Thursday, they were on the last leg to Winnipeg after 20 days on the road. They hope to arrive in St. John’s, Newfoundland by October 23. Along the way they are planning to address classrooms and students, spreading the message of their journey. Those interested in fol-
lowing Leyshan’s journey can go to www.cycleforlife11.com. They are blogging as they go and will be adding video as they progress. Donations can also be made online.
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I came to Drumheller in the Spring of 2006 to manage the newly created Sandstone Lanes. An indoor BBQ, computer scoring system, and licensed lounge were part of the package available. I fell in love with the town, the people I met and the beautiful valley, and in 2007 I bought the business. We have continued to provide a family environment, giving the community another place to play. We offer league bowling for adults, seniors, Special Olympics, and a youth league for children aged 3-19 years of age, which is coached by our NCCP qualified coaches. We also offer to the local schools a "Learn to Bowl" program for grades 4-6. We have a flexible birthday package, with glow-in-the-dark bowling as an added option. Our adult "Bowling and BBQ" package continues to be popular. We are already booking for the 2011 Christmas season.
We have improved our food menu this year, and are creating a new, soon to be completed, "Arcade" area, which will bring some added pizzazz. Look us up at: www.sandstonelanes.ca Check out our many specials or book a lane online. Over the last couple of years we have experienced our share of the recession challenges. I am pleased to say we have weathered the storm. We welcome a great new season! Come on in and check us out.
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Chamber Chatter Save the date, RBC Financial will be hosting our next Business After Hours on October 5. October 17- 21, 2011 marks Small Business Week in Canada. In partnership with ATB Financial, the Drumheller & District Chamber of Commerce is planning a 3-day symposium for our members and the business community on October 18, 19 and 20. The symposium is free of charge for our members and the fee for non-members is $10 each day or $25 for all three days. It will run from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. daily and be held at Greentree Mall (east end). Lunch will be provided at no additional cost. A different topic and relevant guest speaker will be featured daily, beginning with Technology on the first day, Finance on the second, closing the week with Taxes. We have arranged various guest speakers for each day as well as displays from various businesses to provide you with information pertinent to your business. Enrich your business, come join us to celebrate your small business. To register, call at 403-823-8100 or email: r.clark@drumhellerchamber.com.
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Three local businesses pitched in to help the Pioneer Trail Centre lower their utility bill. The Pioneer Trail Centre saw a marked increase in their water and wastewater bill under the new framework introduced this year, which charges for the different sizes of water meters. Before the Pioneer Trail Centre inhabited the property, it was Jimmie’s Groceteria, which required higher volumes of water. The building has a Class Two sized water meter, which brings with it an extra $75 charge for water and $35 for wastewater. Pioneer Trail Centre approached The Town of Drumheller to ask the town to pay to reduce the size of their water meter. Going from a 1.5-inch meter, to a standard residential sized, under one-inch meter would save the centre about $89 per month. Council denied the request. Earlier this year, Len Morse faced a similar situation. He owns a downtown property, and saw a marked increase on his bill because of his meter size. He understood the situation faced by the centre and offered to help. John Shoff of Reality Bytes and Century 21 also pitched in.
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They each donated $100 to help purchase a smaller water meter. This will help the Pioneer
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Sunday, September 18, 1-4 pm Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site Admission $7 and includes pony cart ride! Tunnel Tours, Tipple Tours, & Train Tours are available for an additional fee. Pony Tea at East Coulee School Museum A selection of bak baked goods loved by ponies, miners, and children! www.atlascoalmine.ab.ca www.drumhellermining100.com
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Centennial celebrations continue with Pony Day Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
While his career in the mining industry lasted about eight years, Bob Moffatt has collected stories to last him a lifetime. Most of these stories revolved around the likes of John, Turk and Spider. These weren’t fellow miners, they were the ponies that he drove underground. On Sunday, September 18, the celebration of the centennial of coal mining continues with Pony Day at the Atlas Coal Mine. If you come, Moffatt just might share a story or two. Moffatt began working at the mines at 16. He worked on the surface “picking bones.” Driving ponies was in his blood, as both his grandfathers, his dad and uncles all worked the tiny but tough teams. He began driving on the surface, hauling timbers, feed and rocks. After a couple chilly winters, he figured it was time to go underground. “It was kind of exciting,” chuckles Moffatt. He worked in the HyGrade Mine, about where WHIFS is now located. His job was to take empty cars into the mine on tracks for the miners to fill, then deliver them to the mine entrance to be processed and shipped. These were the days of contract miners, and the more they filled, the more they made. For them to earn, they needed empty cars to fill. Making the miners happy often had its kickbacks and Moffatt
recalls miners buying him drinks years after he quit driving ponies. Not only did he forge relationships with the miners, but his teams as well. Each pony had its own character and quirks. Turk knew just how hard he had to work. He heard more than eight cars hook up when he pulled the slack up, he would dog it all the way. Moffatt figured out a way to get him to pull 14 cars… but he’ll have to tell you about that at Pony Day. It was dangerous work too. Moffatt worked the po-
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nies from the time he was 18 until he was 21, when he had an accident that nearly cost him his leg. He then went to work as a payroll clerk in the Murray Mine. Pony Day runs on Sunday, September 18 from 1-4 p.m. at the Atlas Coal Mine. Admission to the site includes a pony cart ride. Moffatt will be there, spinning his legendary tales. More information on Pony Day and all the centennial happenings can be found at www.drumhellermining100.com.
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DAYTIME EVENTS Saturday & Sunday, September 17 & 18, Drumheller: Playing at the Napier Theatre: Smurfs. Matinee at 2 p.m. Saturday, September 17, Drumheller: Drumheller Royal Canadian Legion 2011 Annual Golf Tournament. Trochu Golf Course, 11 am. Pre-registration and payment required prior to Sept. 17. Call 403823-5611 for more information. Steak dinner and karaoke to follow. Saturday, September 17, Drumheller: 6th Annual Garage Sale , 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at The General Store, located inside Evergreen Equipment. Sunday, September 18, Nacmine: Pancake Breakfast at the Nacmine Hall. 9:00 am - 1:00 pm. Everyone welcome. Sunday, September 18, East Coulee: Pony Day at Atlas Coal Mine. Admission $7 and includes pony cart ride. For complete details see ad in this paper. Sunday, September 18, Drumheller: OFF MY WALLS Art & Show Sale. 2:00 - 5:00 p.m., 443 4th Street East. Featuring Rosalie Nimmo - Artist. In support of children with cancer. Original oil and watercolor art. Wine & Cheese. Everyone welcome. Thursday afternoons, Drumheller: Farmers’ Market at Greentree Mall every Thurs. 2:30 - 6:00 pm.
DRUMHELLER AREA NIGHTLIFE Friday, September 16 - Sunday, September 18, Drumheller: Playing at the Napier Theatre: Smurfs. 7:30 pm.; Saturday & Sunday Matinees at 2:00 p.m. PLUS... Friday & Saturday only... 9:45 PM. Zookeeper. We will be CLOSED from September 19 - 29. Friday, September 16, Byemoor, AB: Impact - Live Pro Wrestling at the Endmoor Arena. Doors: 8:15 pm; Bell 9:00 pm. Advance tickets on sale now. Call Pyramid Corporation at 403-820-9900. Saturday, September 17, Drumheller: The Tastiest Grand Opening of the year, Flavourz Restaurant and Lounge. Live music and more. Starts at 5 pm. Saturday, September 17, Drumheller: Karaoke with Rising Star at Vintage Pub & Grill, Downtown Drumheller, 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, September 20, Drumheller: BCA Drumheller Pool League 1st meeting.7:45 p.m. at Dino’s Pub. See ad in this paper for full details. Sept. 9 - October 22, Rosebud: Rosebud Theatre presents Queen Milli of Galt. Call for tickets or information 1-800-267-7553. Monday evenings, Nacmine: Community Bingo at Nacmine Hall. Doors open 6 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m. Thursday evenings, Drumheller: Ballroom Night, carol todor dance school, 7:30 pm. Friday evenings, Drumheller: Karaoke by Rising Star, 9:30 p.m. at Dino’s Pub. Drink specials and bar food available.
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Royal Tyrrell Museum set to host world for Hadrosaur Symposium 2011 Next week, scientists the world over will descend upon Drumheller for the
Royal Tyrrell Museum’s biannual symposium being held September 21 to the 24. Previous meetings have
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focused on the fossil riches of Dinosaur Provincial Park, ceratopsians (horned dinosaurs), and fossil turtles. The subject this year is the hadrosaurs, which are herbivorous dinosaurs that lived during the late Cretaceous and are characterized by their duck-like bills. “It’s paradoxical that hadrosaurs are among the most abundant of the dinosaurs here in the Drumheller Valley, Western Canada, and right through the United States and Northern Mexico,” explained Dr. David Eberth of the Royal Tyrrell Museum, “and when compared to other groups like ceratopsians and meat eating dinosaurs, it ironically ranks as having the least amount of research.” Despite the comparatively low number of research projects done with hadro-
Dr. David Eberth and the remaining staff at the Royal Tyrrell Museum are preparing to host palaeontologists from around the world between September 21 and 24. inSide photo by Michael James
saurs, renewed interest in the group is generating new ideas. “We wanted to corral some of those ideas and present them here,” said Dr. Eberth. “I’m personally looking forward to efficiently spending two days learning the latest research about hadrosaurs.” The symposium pays special recognition to the achievements of hadrosaur specialist Dr. David Weishampel of Johns Hopkins University. A dinner will be held on September 22 in his honour. Dr. Weishampel originated the idea that the crest on the head of some hadrosaurs, such as Parasaurolophus, may have been used to generate sound. So far, nearly 60 scientific presentations are lined up for the symposium, including research from Argentina, Belgium, China, Mexico, and Mongolia. Not only will the symposium have presentations from well known palaeontogists, students will be presenting their research as well. Dr. Eberth highlights
the importance of small symposia, “It’s a great opportunity for the students to mingle with well established scientists.”
“It’s paradoxical that hadrosaurs are among the most abundant of the dinosaurs here in the Drumheller Valley, Western Canada, and right through the United States and Northern Mexico.”
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Dr. Eberth stresses that the symposium is not restricted to the scientific community and anyone is welcome to attend. “We like to see a blending of dinosaur enthusiasts from the public and give them the opportunity to mingle with the scientists and ask any question they want.” Registration for the symposium is still open, and those interested can find more information and register on the Royal Tyrrell Museum’s web site, www. tyrrellmuseum.com.
Telus supports summer reading program (l-r) Luke Schille, Telus access technician, presents Drumheller Library Board member Margaret Nielsen, library director Linde Turner and librarian Janet Mason with a cheque from Telus for $5,000. The funds are to support the Summer Reading Program. inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa
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Who are you? is a weekly feature that profiles various young, professional Drumhellerites.
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Joanna Northover What would be your theme song? “Smile” by Wide Mouth Mason. What is one piece of technology that you could not live without?: Microwave. What superpower would you want?: Definitely telekinesis, like
moving things with my thoughts thoughts. I wouldn’t want a physical power, but generally any mind power. Any words of wisdom?: Get to know yourself because you’re the only person you have to spend the rest of your life with.
Civic pride swells in Great Drumheller Dinosaur Challenge Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller Civic pride shines through the responses from this year’s Great Drumheller Dinosaur Challenge in The Weekender. The Weekender has been running the popular contest for years. Not only does the contest give locals and visitors a chance to explore Drumheller and win a prize, it also allows them to offer some feedback on all the valley has to offer. Ever year The Weekender reads these comments to learn about people’s experiences in Drumheller. From one respondent, “Bernie and the Boys and the Noodle House rock my socks!” This year the contest received entries from B.C., east to Ontario. While the largest numbers were from in province, this year Saskatchewan came in a close second. As always, many of the youthful comments were all about dinosaurs, descriptors like “big,” “beautiful” or “awesome” were very common. The Royal Tyrrell Museum was often a highlight for many on their journey. So were the splash park, the World’s Largest Dinosaur and the dinosaur statues. A family from Cochrane, Alberta commented that watching the dinosaurs receive a fresh coat of paint was a highlight. It appears the centennial of coal mining has raised the status of the mining history of the valley. One Winnipeg visitor expressed their appreciation of this aspect. For another visitor from Saskatchewan, Reptile World made an impression, stating “J’aime les serpents.” Another interesting highlight for one visitor was their ability to
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Age: 26. Employer: Royal Tyrrell Museum. Job title: Science Educator. What do you like most about your job?: Getting myself and others excited about fossils. How long have you lived in the valley?: Four and a half months. What do you like most about the valley?: The sedimentary rock layers and the people between them. What would you change?: Nothing. Describe yourself in three words: Happy, silly, and excited. Choose one thing to eat for the rest of your life: Cheddar onion mashed potatoes in gravy. Anywhere you’d like to travel?: Korea, but Asia in general. Dream job?: This one. Coke or Pepsi?: Coke. Favourite colour?: Blue. Favourite movie?: Star Wars! Favourite TV show?: Big Bang Theory, but I also really like Bones and Castle. Who would you most like to meet?: Queen Elizabeth II. When and where would you like to go to most in a time machine?: Christmas 1992 to see my great-grandma.
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find several geo-caches. The service industry received kind comments, with a number expressing the friendly polite service they received at local establishments. One entry from Kelowna wrote, “Drumheller wins for its uniqueness and friendliness.” The bulk of this year’s entries were local, and were overly positive. Residents were bursting
with civic pride. Many of the same comments from visitors were reflected in the local comments, including the fondness for dinosaurs, excellent service and of course “Timmy’s”. One commenter said they felt safe in the community and it is lots of fun in the summer. Another local response was succinct: “Lovin' it!”
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Jackie Friedley Garden Designs
Well, have we all gotten the vegetables out of the garden and made the dill pickles? I have really enjoyed my garden this year as I haven’t been in the position to grow one for a few years. It was like Christmas to watch things come up and grow into something delicious to eat. I have had a few folks say they would really like to be able to do some canning, they just don’t know how to get it done. I don’t know if it’s by coincidence or not but, I was reading through the Drumheller Further Education pamphlet that came out this month and there is actually a class in there in regards to doing jams. Possibly if enough folks wanted they would also get a class up for canning. So if you really want to get some answers and have a hands on deal, take a look, it may be something that you could enjoy. Of course the ultimate thing is to be able to do both, the growing of the cucumbers and the canning of the pickles. If you have a really sunny spot, and it doesn’t have to be a huge one you could give it a try. Even
the community garden plots on Newcastle Drive could get you hooked on gardening. I don’t know anymore about them than the fact they are there. But it again could be worth looking into if you are short on space in your own yard. I think I mentioned before that the tomatoes have taken a long time to ripen and come along this year – a bit too cool perhaps. I know I planted mine in a little shade and likely could have put them in a better spot with more sun (next year). My corn is also taking a long time to ripen but I think I got my garden in a little late so I am hoping for no frost for a few more weeks.
It’s also time to be transplanting any of those perennials that need to be split up and shared or relocated in your yard. Fall is a good time to take on a project to enjoy next spring. Or just take note to what did well and what didn’t and try to figure out what you could have done a bit differently. Sometimes a plant needs two or three years to get established and other times it just doesn’t like it where you have put it. Have a good couple of weeks and enjoy the harvest. Jackie Friedley
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GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Gemini, success takes lots of hard work and you need to recognize you can't please everyone. But it is a good goal to work toward for the next few days.
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, baiting someone into an argument seems to be your modus operandi this week. This is certainly no way to win favors with anyone. Think this tactic through.
CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 Rethink your plan of attack, Cancer. While the idea has merit, there are some big gaps between ideas that can lead to too much confusion. Go back to the drawing board.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, save some time for romance and relaxation. A special someone could be feeling neglected lately and will need some quiet time with you.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Leo, step back from a difficult situation and you will get a better idea of the bigger picture. Things are not as important as you once believed. Time for fun arrives on Thursday.
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ANDERSON Floyd December 28, 1918 - September 12, 2011 Floyd Anderson, beloved husband of Lillian Anderson, passed away peacefully in the presence of his family Monday, September 12, 2011 at the age of 92 years. Left to celebrate his life with Lil are his three sons Kenneth (Bonita), Joseph (Debra), Frank (Theresa) and his cherished grandchildren, Kelly, Cameron, Julie, Curtis, Caitlin, Michelle; great-grandchildren Ryder and Kohen. Floyd is also survived by his brother Lennart (Phyllis) and was predeceased by his daughter Rosanne and sister Ruth. Floyd was born in Stettler, Alberta, living and growing up on a farm near Rumsey. In June of 1941 Floyd joined the RCAF serving as a flight engineer in Canso “A” bomber. He received his honorable discharge in 1945. Returning to Rumsey, he purchased his father’s homestead in 1947 and began farming. On November 3, 1951 he married the love of his life Lillian Gogol. Together, they raised their family on the farm while Floyd actively served his community as a board member of the Rumsey Agricultural Society, Rumsey Curling Club, and Rumsey Legion. He served on the Rumsey Recreation Board for ten years, helping to build the Rumsey Agriplex. He coached curling, Little League and hockey while his boys were young. Floyd was also an active member of the Big Valley Elks. Floyd and Lil retired in 2000, moving from the farm to Drumheller where they enjoyed their retirement years together. The family would like to thank Dr. Sykes, Dr. Neffgen, Dr. Olfert, “Doc” Danielle and the exemplary nursing staff at the Drumheller Regional Hospital for their care and compassion during this time. Celebration of Life will be held at 2:00 pm Friday, September 16th, 2011 at the Drumheller Alliance Church 670 7 Avenue E, Drumheller, Alberta with Pastor Clint Oakman officiating. Luncheon to follow. If friends so desire memorial tributes may be made to the Drumheller Area Health Foundation 351-9th Street NW, Drumheller, Alberta, T0J 0Y1 or a charity of one’s choice. CourtneyWinters Funeral Chapel entrusted with arrangements (403 823 2666).
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According to GlobeScan, a research consultancy, more than 50 per cent of Canadians consistently identify depletion of natural resources, fresh water shortages, loss of animal and plant species and air pollution as “very serious” issues. Among those most Third Party Advertising legislation committed to sustainabilicomes into effect September 15th, 2011 ty are Canadian youth who are demanding socially responsible campuses, workElections Alberta is prepared to implement new provincial legislation that will require Third Party places and products. Advertisers to register and to file financial statements with the Chief Electoral Officer. The legislation will Now, Riley Pollom of also affect contributors to third party advertisers. Drumheller, studying at The approved amendments revise Alberta’s Election Act Memorial University of Drumheller’s Riley Pollom has been selected to participate in the and Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act. New rules will ensure that Albertans are aware of who Newfoundland, is prepar- Co-operators Youth Program for Sustainability Leadership, called IM11092OE0 is posting, and who is paying for, political advertising. PACT. ing to lend his energy to photo submitted For further information please visit our website addressing these serious at www.elections.ab.ca. issues. Pollom is among of Guelph campus from approaches and solutions. Elections Alberta is an independent office of the 165 college and univer- September 15 to 18, 2011 After the conference, parLegislative Assembly that provides non-partisan administration of the electoral process. sity students chosen from where they will team up ticipants will go on to lead more than 850 applicants with experts to develop community sustainability across Canada to partici- real sustainability solu- initiatives, some with the pate in IMPACT! The Co- tions to take back to their help of grants from The operators Youth Program campuses, communities, Co-operators Foundation for Sustainability Leader- and current and future IMPACT! Fund. ship. workplaces. The particiIMPACT! The Co-oper“Impact is an amaz- pants, ages 19 to 25, repre- ators Youth Program for ing opportunity for me to sent 70 Canadian colleges Sustainability Leadership share ideas and network and universities, multiple is a partnership with the VISIT OUR with other young people backgrounds, perspectives David Suzuki Foundation, ONLINE FLIPBOOK from around Canada with and fields of study. 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PULLED PORK SUNDAE This is an easy way to serve a dinner out on the deck vid Suzuki Foundation, “We wanted to give them or the yard. Guests can stand or walk around with the Yes, that’s right. A pork sundae. It tastes much better will once again be the key- the opportunity to interact than it sounds since the “ice cream” is really mashed “meal” in hand. note speaker at the IM- and work collaboratively to Your farmers might enjoy something different if PACT! Youth Conference come up with plans, proyou take it out to the field for a harvest dinner. Easy cleanup with just a disposable cup to deal with! for Sustainability Leader- grams and commitments To make a nice pulled pork, the longer you roast, it the ship. to create a more sustainbetter. Conference partici- able society.” I begin with a hot grill (or oven) for about 1/2 hour then pants are assigned systems turn it down to around 300 and let it slow cook all day. 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Arm wrestlers experience 10th anniversary of 9/11 Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller
Two corrections officers from the Drumheller Institution had a firsthand experience with the first responders who served the City of New York following 9/ 11. Curtis Lautermilch and Patrick Rehill are avid arm wrestlers and competed in this year’s World Police and Fire Games. They were held in New York City this year to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the day the World Trade Centre was obliterated by the largest terrorist attack on the United States. The games ran from August 25 to September 5, and had more than 15,000 participants competing. The games carried two themes:
Remembrance of those lost on September 11, 2001 and an opportunity for all New Yorkers to express gratitude for the international support that flooded into New York City. To do this, they held a candlelight vigil and a thank you ceremony. Rehill won gold in his category for both arms, and Lautermilch won bronze for both arms. However, this was by far not the most significant part of the event. The two went to ground zero and met people who served on that fateful day. Lautermilch relayed a story of meeting a firefighter who was at ground zero on the tragic day. “He was by the second tower of the World Trade Centre when it collapsed,
some debris hit him breaking his hip and severely injuring his leg, forcing his retirement,” said Lautermilch. On that day, 34 members of this firefighter’s battalion were killed and only six were recovered. His battalion chief led a group of firefighters up to the 80th floor of one of the towers and were in the structure when it collapsed. “I missed the medal ceremony talking to this guy and do not regret it for one second,” said Lautermilch. “When I told him he is one of the most remarkable people I have ever met, he very humbly stated we should ‘honour all the people who died that day by never forgetting.’ ”
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.com Curtis Lautermilch, left, and Patrick Rehill, right, with a firefighter who was at the base of the second tower of the World Trade Center when it collapsed September 11, 2001. Rehill and Lautermilch com-
peted at the World Police and Fire Games held in New York to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center.
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