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The Drumheller Rotary Club’s 2013 Radio Auction is coming up Wednesday and Thursday, October 9 and 10 and the incredible array of items that will be on the block keeps growing. Rotary past president Brent Pedersen, right, is grateful to the Dooley family, who has been a great supporter of the annual auction. This year Dani, left, is contributing a collection of 10 of her finest Asiatic Lilies to the top bidder. Tom is offering a one-hour pleasure flight for
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up to three passengers to take in the vistas of the valley in his Cessna 182. Rotary is hoping to have items catalogued and ready to go by September 26. Then, on auction day check out the list of auction items in The Drumheller Mail, listen to Drum FM or come down and bid on the incredible collection of merchandise. For more information on how to donate, contact Barb Campbell at 403-823-3165.
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inSide STREETERS Students have been back in class for several weeks, so inSide Drumheller asks: “If you could go back, what would you have done differently at school?”
Mark Fairfield “Definitely attend graduation.”
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OPINION
No election for Drumheller? Lack of candidates could lead to council by acclamation Michael James | inSide Drumheller
Nomination Day for the upcoming municipal elections is just around the corner. Forms to run in the election are due on Monday, September 23, between 10 a.m. and noon at Town Hall, which is now located in the old Civic Centre building on Centre Street. As of today (Friday, September 20), only two residents, former
mayor Bryce Nimmo and Kalon Sykes, have declared their intention to run as Town councillors in Drumheller. So far, no mayoral candidates have come forward.
Should no other candidates come forward, the entirety of Town Council could be decided by acclamation, rather than a democratic vote.
All but two of the incumbent members of the current Town Council have pledged to run for re-election. Mayor Terry Yemen and Councillors Jay Garbutt, Lisa HansenZacharuk, Sharel Shoff, and Tom Zariski have announced they will seek re-election. Councillors Andrew Berdahl and Doug Stanford are stepping down. Should no other candidates come forward, the entirety of Town
Council could be decided by acclamation, rather than a democratic vote. Previously, the last time a Drumheller mayor and councillors won their seats by acclamation was in 2004 when Paul Ainscough was declared mayor and Sharel Shoff and Karen McKinnon were named councillors for west Drumheller. In 1998, Layton Thomas and Harry Sta-
bles won council seats through acclamation. Within the past 30 years, the closest the Drumheller Valley councils came to being decided entirely by acclamation was in 1995 and 1992, when the Badlands Municipal District council seats were determined without an election. Nomination forms for the 2013 election can be picked up from Town Hall.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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John Shoff “Take the cellophane off my textbooks.”
Nurses show support for colleagues
Ed Mah “Show up!”
On Wednesday, September 18, dedicated Drumheller nurses were in front of the Drumheller Health Centre holding an information walk to shed light on the impact of nurse layoffs planned and implemented by Alberta Health Services will have on patient care. Members of UNA Local 307 and Local 74 joined nurses across the province
last Wednesday for the event. At the local walk are (l-r) RN Chanelle Shoff, RN Brad Bilson, Janice Williford, president of local 74, Shelley Hiebert, president of local 307, RN Ann Scott, Acute Care manager Sterling Martin and Drumheller Health Centre site leader Nancy Guntrip. inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa
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Campus Alberta opens its doors in Drumheller
The ribbon was cut at the new location of Campus Alberta in Drumheller. The campus is officially open and welcoming residents to come check out what they have to offer. Campus Alberta executive director Jean Madill
(left), Red Deer College president and CEO Joel Ward, Mayor Terry Yemen, and Drumheller Campus Alberta coordinator Dana Davidson cut the ribbon.
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work it took to open Campus Alberta. “We have responsibilities, both Red Deer College and Olds College... One of those responsibilities is to ensure there is access to programming for people in their communities. The best way to grow and develop communities is to enable education in those communities,â€? said Joel Ward, president and CEO of Red Deer Colllege and chair of Campus Alberta Central Region. The new location boasts three classrooms, video conferencing, and 26 student laptops. A number of courses are being oered,
Residents looking for post secondary education have more options as of this week. On Wednesday, September 18, the doors oďŹƒcially opened at the new Campus Alberta location in Drumheller. The Campus is now housed in the former Chinook Credit Union space on Centre Street. Mayor Terry Yemen and the president and CEO of Red Deer College cut the ribbon, welcomed everyone in attendance, and congratulated everyone on the hard
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including courses for health care aides, educational assistants, early childhood development and daycare, management certiďŹ cates, communications certiďŹ cates. In addition, Campus Alberta will offer course upgrading and general education development (GED) programs. Courses will oer a mixture of online components, in-class instruction, and hands on experience. “A lot of it is blended learning, so you do some online and then, for example, the Health Care Aide does a couple days at a hospital,â€? said Dana Davidson, coordinator of the Drumheller Campus Alberta. Courses could be added if enough interest is shown. “People can tell us what they’re interested in and maybe we can bring it here. If we have six people tell us they want an electrical technologist program, we can go to Campus Alberta and try to get it here,â€? said Davidson. Now that the campus is open, residents are encouraged to stop by. “If the community is looking to do something or needs help researching, they are welcome to come in and we will help get that ball rolling,â€? said Davidson. “It’s a great location. It’s centralized and we’re right next to the Outreach School. We’ve deďŹ nitely noticed a lot more foot traďŹƒc through the door.â€?
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The Town of Drumheller Offices have moved. Our new location is the Civic Centre 224 Centre Street T0J 0Y0 Phone: 403-823-6300 Thank you for your patience while we relocated to our new location. 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 T0012013-H; Wild Rose Catering; Plan 478CR; Block 1 Lot 13; 95 2 Street, Rosedale – HOME OCCUPATION – Catering (Office Use Only) – Classification Residential “R-1� District 2. Development Permit T00073-13D; Plan 4128 EQ; Block 1; Lots 7-8; 424 2 Avenue, East Coulee – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – Construction of Shed & future greenhouse – Classification Suburb Community Residential “SCR� District 3. Development Permit T00074-13D; Plan 1113382; Block 3; Lot 47; 618 – 5 Street East, Drumheller – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – New Construction of Residential Deck – Classification Residential “R-3� District 4. Development Permit T00077-13D; Plan 3815EC; Block 6; Lots 15 – 16; 156 River Drive, East Coulee – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – New Construction of Accessory Building – Classification Suburb Community Residential “SCR� District 5. Development Permit T00018-13S; Napa Auto Parts; Plan 9710916; Block 13; Lot 1; Bay 1 – 901 South Railway Avenue, Drumheller – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – Placement of Fascia Signs – Classification Medium Industrial “M-2� 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 Subdivision & 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., October 4, 2013 Cindy Woods, Development Officer - Town of Drumheller
PUBLIC SALE OF FORMER TOWN HALL FURNITURE The Town of Drumheller is intending to sell furniture located at the former Town Hall located at 703 2nd Avenue West on SEPTEMBER 28, 2013. Items for sale will be marked with an identifier. Interested individuals are invited to inspect the furniture at this location at 10:00 AM – Noon on September 28, 2013 and submit individual sealed bids including the furniture identifier, your name and contact information to Ryan Siefried – Municipal Projects Coordinator at the former Town Hall (703 – 2nd Avenue West) no later than noon local time on September 28, 2013. Bids will be reviewed and opened and the successful bidder will be posted at 1:00 PM on September 28, 2013 at 703 2nd Avenue West. If you are the high bidder, you are expected to dismantle (if required) and remove the furniture on this same date by 4:00 PM unless other arrangements can be made. Terms of sale: cash only.
CONGRATULATIONS!! The Town of Drumheller congratulates Jeannie Lutz who was promoted into our FCSS Coordinator position. Jeannie was the Community Services Coordinator/Community Building Initiative Coordinator in the Community Services department and is an asset to our department. Welcome Jeannie.
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PUBLIC SKATING has begun and will take place on weekends – Saturdays 8:00 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. and Sundays from 3:15 – 4:00 p.m. These times are subject to change without notice – please call the arena at 403-823-1328 to verify and watch the schedule for the Dragons Sunday games as they will cause the Sunday cancellations. Other weekday skate times vary due to practice times. Please call Judy at 403-823-1324 for the weekly line up.
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BOARD VACANCIES
A Vacancy exists on one of our boards: Municipal Planning Commission – please contact Linda at 403 823-1339 if you are interested to serve in this capacity. Thank you. DRUMHELLER AQUAPLEX will be on fall hours starting September 3, 2013 check hours Online: www.dinosaurvalley.com/ For additional information please call the Drumheller Aquaplex 403-823-1322 or 403-823-1321
STUDENTS:
Apply for the Badlands Scholarship by October 31, 2013. This is a four year scholarship ($500.00 yearly) intended for students continuing their education in post secondary institutions. Applications are available at Town Hall and each of the schools involved – DVSS and St. Anthony’s.
FREE PANCAKE BREAKFAST at the Pioneer Trail Society. Monday, September 30th • 8:00 to 9:30 am.Â
Sponsored by the Salvation Army, Town of Drumheller Seniors Office and Home School Families. Everyone welcome. Contact Sherry Berry at 403-823-2215 for more information. Rose Poulson, Seniors Services Coordinator
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To pre-register call Cora at 403-823-1765 FREE popcorn for those who pre-register Please bring a cushion, flashlight and a blanket. In case of inclement weather, the movie night will be postponed.
Drumheller Public Library Upcoming Events
Alphasaurus Preschool – Fridays 10-11:00am, children ages 3-5, no preregistration, FREE - stories, crafts, activities, games, and fun 4 Tales Family Storytime – stories, and songs – Tuesdays 2-2:30pm, no preregistration, FREE The exhibit in the Art Gallery displays work by two Alberta Photographers Kelly J. Mason and Christina Bethlehem. Come see their photographs of Alberta’s dramatic landscapes and big skies. This exhibit runs until the end of September in the Badlands Community Facility. Upcoming Travel Night Presentation: Featured will be - South America with Costa Rica, & Peru. Join Marlin Travel, Trafalgar (Ned Ambrus) and the Drumheller Public Library on Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2013 in the Large Meeting Room at the Library at 7:00pm. Come see and hear a guided tour presented by Trafalgar - “Trafalgar invites you on a journey to see the world from the inside.�
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••••THANK YOU••••
to all the volunteers who came out to support the Tour of Alberta as well as the Carb Load supper and the Dinosaur Half Marathon. We could not hold these types of events without the support of volunteers from everywhere. Special thanks to the School Divisions for letting the students out to participate in a world class sporting event. For all the volunteers for the Tour of Alberta, please see Guy or Marina at the Badlands Community Facility to receive your free month membership. They have the Master list of volunteers and will be happy to help you. Once again, Thank You from your Local Organizing Committee at the Town of Drumheller.
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Apply at: www.sperryrail.com, Careers and then choose the FastTRACK Application Cenovus Energy helped give the Greentree School Breakfast Program a huge boost on Wednesday with a $9,000 three year commitment. Present at the donation were Drumheller Cenovus employee Jen Olsen (left), Breakfast Program co-coordinator Doreen Oliver, Cenovus commu-
nity investment senior advisor Mandy Bishop, Breakfast Program Coordinator Amber Kennedy, and Greentree School principal Chris Connell. inSide photo by Michael James
Cenovus helps stock Greentree School pantry Michael James | inSide Drumheller
The kitchen shelves will be packed at Greentree School thanks to a huge donation from Cenovus Energy. On Wednesday, September 18, Cenovus donated $9,000, spread over three years, to the
Greentree School Breakfast Program. The money will be used to help give students, who don’t have breakfast, the most
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op, senior advisor for community investment at Cenovus. “Education programs are especially important to us and when we were talking to Doreen originally, we knew it was a good one. We’re happy to be here and be involved. Hopefully this money will go a long way to help the kids in this school.” Not only did Cenovus donate to the program, they even helped out in the kitchen on Wednesday morning. “We were able to participate and it was great to see the program in action,” said Bishop. For the coordinators of the program, the donated funds went beyond their hopes. “Now we know for three years we have something to go on,” said Doreen Oliver, co-coordinator of the Greentree School Breakfast Program. “Our program here was in bad shape and really needed that extra boost to get back on track.” By Oliver’s calculations, it costs roughly $75 per day to run the program. However, the cost and effort is well worth it. “I feel like this is so worthwhile, it gives me a reason to get out of bed. When I retired I lost a little focus, but this really gave me a purpose,” said Oliver. Anyone wishing to donate or volunteer is encouraged to contact Greentree School at 403-823-5244.
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American Bus Association names Passion Play as one of North America’s 100 Best events for 2014
The Canadian Badlands Passion Play has been named one of North America’s top attractions by the American Submitted time when reenergizing | inSide Drumheller domestic tourism is so
The American Bus Association (ABA) announced today that the Canadian Badlands Passion Play held each July in Drumheller, Alberta has been designated as one of the Top 100 Events in North America for 2014 by an experienced expert tourism industry selection committee. Inclusion in the Top 100 list, published as a supplement to the September/October issue of Destinations magazine, indicates that The Badlands Passion Play offers excellent entertainment value to both tour groups and individual travelers from around the world, according to ABA. With the release of the American Bus Association’s 2014 Top 100 Events in North America, ABA celebrates 32 years of the program. What began as a way for motorcoach operators to incorporate new product into their itineraries has grown to one of the most sought-after lists by travel professionals, motorcoach operators and the general public. “The attractiveness of The Canadian Badlands Passion Play as a don’t-miss entertainment value is only part of why its selection this year is such a distinction for this iconic play,” said Peter J. Pantuso, CTIS, ABA’s president and CEO. “The real news here is that the Canadian Badlands Passion Play has been recognized as a potential magnet for tourism dollars, at a
important to our spirit and our economy. The honor gives The Canadian Badlands Passion Play an important boost in visibility among professional tour planners.” Executive Director of The Canadian Badlands Passion Play Vance Neudorf commented, “This is a genuine honour to be recognized among the top 100 events in North America. It is, above all, a testament to the hundreds of employees and volunteers that year after year place their heart and soul into creating a memorable play that resonates with people long after they have left the Passion Play grounds. It is also gratifying to receive this award following our 20th anniversary season.”
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According to studies completed by researchers at The George Washington University and Dunham and Associates, one overnight visit by a motorcoach group can leave from US $5,000 to more than US $11,000 in a local destination’s economy. Those dollars are spent on lodging, meals, admissions, fees, shopping, souvenirs, services and local taxes. “Motorcoach groups spend more and stay longer,” Pantuso said. “That’s why The Canadian Badlands Passion Play is truly a local economic asset. There is no better way to jump-start tourism than to attract motorcoach groups to a great event and convince them to extend their stay.” ABA’s 2014 Top 100 Events Selection Com-
NOTICE OF NOMINATION DAY Local Authorities Election Act (section26) Local Jurisdiction: TOWN OF DRUMHELLER, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA Notice is hereby given that nomination day is September 23, 2013 and that nominations for the following offices will be received at the local jurisdiction office set out below between the hours of 10:00 AM and 12:00 Noon on nomination day. Office Mayor Councillor
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mittee selected The Badlands Passion Play from hundreds of event nominations submitted by ABA members. Judges considered the event’s broad appeal, its accessibility to motorcoaches and skill at handling large groups, and a variety of other relevant criteria. The Top 100 Events list is available online at http://www.buses.org/ News-Publications/Top100.
Ballooners were out in force Saturday morning enjoying a ride through Drumheller. The weather over the weekend was perfect for residents to get out and enjoy the final days of summer. inSide photo by O.R. Sheddy
Town of Drumheller NOTICE of PUBLIC HEARING FOR BYLAW 12.13 PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO LAND USE BYLAW NO. 10.08 DATE:
October 7, 2013
TIME:
4:30 p.m.
PLACE:
Town of Drumheller Council Chambers, Drumheller, Alberta
PURPOSE: The purpose is to consider an application to amend Land Use Bylaw No. 10.08 Section 33. M-1 – Light Industrial Land Use District by adding ‘Storage of Hazardous Goods’ as a discretionary use. PRESENTATION: Oral and written comments and suggestions are invited and should be addressed to the point of the proposed amendment. They may be made by any person or group of persons or a person acting on his/ her or their behalf, who claims to be affected by the proposed amendment, and by any other persons that the Council agrees to hear at the hearing. Written submissions may be made by the persons above, and may be received in the Town of Drumheller office by 4:00 P.M. on October 7, 2013. Oral presentation may be made at the hearing by the persons above, whether or not they have made a written presentation. The time limit of oral presentations is subject to the direction of the Chairperson. DOCUMENTATION: Copies of the proposed amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 10-08 are available for public inspection at the Town of Drumheller office during regular office hours.
Location (Address) of Local Jurisdiction Office: Returning Officer Town of Drumheller 224 Centre Street Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y4
This notice is given pursuant to Sections 606 and 692 of the Municipal Government Act.
Candidate Information Packages including the nomination form are available at Town Hall. Dated at the Town of Drumheller in the Province of Alberta this 10th day of September 2013. Byron Nagazina Returning Officer
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Drumheller detachment welcomes new corporal The Drumheller RCMP has filled out its roster welcoming Corporal Rod Guthrie to the detachment. Corporal Guthrie is a 10-year RCMP veteran. Originally from south western Ontario, he has spent most of his career in British Columbia, in Squamish and most recently Fernie. Guthrie arrived in Drumheller at the beginning of September and so far, is enjoying Drumheller. He said Drumheller is a similar size to Fernie, and appears to have similar policing responsibilities. “It is kind of the same pace, has
the same number of members,” he said. “The calls seem similar.”
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“I will kind of be doing the same thing I have done, only more supervising. I like the front line work.” Corporal Rod Guthrie
Missing the skiing opportunities afforded to him in Fernie, Corporal Guthrie is comforted it is still a day trip to the mountains from the valley. He is also an avid mountain biker and is looking
forward to exploring the valley. While it might be different from Fernie, Guthrie said the landscape surrounding the valley is similar to his home in the Sarnia area. “The climate and the topography are pretty much the same as here, flat and hot in the summer,” he chuckles. With the transfer, comes a promotion to corporal. While he will still be in service doing general duties, he will also play an administrative role at the detachment. “I will kind of be doing the same thing I have done, only more supervising. I like the front line work,” said Guthrie.
Corporal Rod Guthrie arrived in Drumheller earlier this month. This is the 10-year RCMP veteran’s third posting. inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa
Patrols stepped up near St. Anthony’s entrance
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rive at about 3:25 p.m., after buses have left, to curb congestion. inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa
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Staff Sergeant Art Hopkins is hoping to make after school pickup at St. Anthony’s as smooth and safe as possible. This comes as issues associated with traffic around St. Anthony’s School resurface. “No one is happy with parking around the school and stopping on the road is creating a traffic hazard,” said Hopkins. He explains problems are typically at the end of the school day when
all the busses are loading and blocking off access to the West Parking lot. Many parents come early to pick their children up but there is only room for a half dozen. Vehicles then end up stopping on the access or stopping along the road. “This in turn causes problems for the bus drivers and trying to leave and puts many people and children at risk,” he said. The current practice is the school dismisses the bus students early so they can load and leave usually by/before 3:20
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p.m. The other students do not exit the building until 3:20 - 3:25 p.m. Once the busses leave there is ample parking. The easiest solution to the parking problem is for parents not to arrive until approximately 3:25 p.m. or after the busses leave. Should parents want to pick their children up earlier they should do so before 3:00 p.m. “There will be increased patrols and vehicles / operators stopped on the road are subject to be ticketed. Please attend after 3:25 p.m. and everyone will be much happier and everyone will be able to leave in a safer manner,” said Hopkins. “We cannot move the school so we have to come up with actual solutions, and everyone is open to make suggestions.”
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Friday, September 20, Drumheller: FREE MOVIE at the Badlands Passion Play Site. “The Croods”. Preregister by calling Cora at 403-823-1765. Live music 6:30 p.m. (concession available - cash only). Movie starts at 8:00 ‘ish’. Free popcorn when you pre-register. Saturday, September 21, Drumheller: Fundraising Party at The Old Grouch’s. Music by “HooDoo”. Doors open at 6 p.m. - tickets only. Call 403-823-5755. Proceeds to “High River Family Flood Relief” fund. Saturday, September 28, Drumheller: Oktoberfest at the Badlands Community Facility. Doors open at 7 p.m. Saturday, October 19, Rowley: Steak & Lobster Night at the Community Hall. 5 to 8 p.m. Limited tickets (must be paid for in advance by October 11). Call Sharon 403-772-3800 or 403-820-4204. Saloon open following meal. Monday evenings, Nacmine: Community Bingo, Nacmine Hall. Doors open 6 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m. Monday Nights: Knit Club at Café Olé, every Monday night from 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. All ages and abilities welcome. Wednesday afternoon, Drumheller: Kids Club After School Program. 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. Drumheller Church of the Nazarene. 627 6 Street East 403-823-7020 for information. Saturday Nights: Free karaoke at the Legion.
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are WHO you? Karli Alm Encana delivers on Stuff the Bus pledge This year’s Stuff the Bus was an incredible success, filling the shelves at the Salvation Food Bank at a critical time as students head back to school. Encana lived up to its pledge and delivered $10,000. At the donation are (l-r) Darci-Jane McAulay, Encana’s group lead for Community Relations, Lieutenants Laurie and Dusty Sauder of the Drumheller Salvation Army and Luigi Vescarelli community relations advisor for Encana. inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa
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Lori Stefanishion inSide Drumheller Food Columnist Once again, I have found the best of both worlds! Who doesn’t like Buffalo chicken dip? And who doesn’t like tater tot casseroles? Here it is:
BUFFALO CHICKEN TATER TOT CASSEROLE Line a 9x13 pan with an 8 oz. package of softened cream cheese. Cook 3 chicken breasts, then chop. Toss in a mixture of 1 cup hot sauce, ½ cup melted butter and ¼ cup vinegar. Pour this over the cream cheese. Top with ½ cup crumbled blue cheese. Layer one package of tater tots next. Pour ½ cup Ranch dressing over the taters. Sprinkle 1 – ½ cups grated *Monterey Jack cheese Pour ½ cup hot sauce over top and bake for 35 - 45 minutes at 350 (Just bake until everything is melted, bubbly and hot) Serve with celery sticks - or, alternately, you could chop celery and add it to the dish. *You can use almost any type of cheeses – I used the Mexican blend. Cheddar or Mozza would also work fine.
Age: 24. Occupation: Grade 5 teacher, Greentree School. What do you like most about your job? I love learning with kids and the community that forms in the classroom and school. How long have you been in Drumheller? Three weeks. Where are you from originally? Claresholm. What do you like about Drumheller? The landscape is beautiful. What’s the coolest place you’ve been to? I lived in China for seven months and taught at an international school. I travelled around China with my family and saw the Great Wall and Beijing. Anywhere else you’d like to go? Mongolia. Any hobbies? Photography and reading.
What do you read? Mostly biographies. I like books about real people, not necessarily celebrities. What is one food you could eat for the rest of your life? When I was in China, I got addicted to Thai food. What do you listen to? Mostly folk, like Mumford and Son. I like The Civil Wars. What is your most memorable childhood toy? I grew up on a ranch, so I’d say all the animals. What would you do with $1 million? Travel and go back to school. Favourite sports: I used to do rodeos and I like baseball. One piece of technology you can’t live without: My camera. Dream vehicle: An airplane. I want to learn to fly.
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Rotary supports movie night Scott Kuntz, left, president elect of the Rotary Club of Drumheller, presents a cheque for $500 to Cora Bolt, a member of the Family Fun Committee. The money will help Family Fun put on their annual movie night on September 20 at the Canadian Badlands Passion Play site. This year, the movie being shown is The Croods. Everyone is welcome to attend. inSide photo by Michael James
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Mayor Yemen is confident that Drumheller residents will be treated fairly by the Alberta Government in recovering from the floods. This comes after a positive letter from The Minister of Municipal Affairs Doug Griffiths. “I am writing you to inform you that the Ministerial Task Force Responsible for Flood Recovery has agreed that the Government of Alberta should work with the Town of Drumheller to finalize an “approved Development zone” that would allow development in certain areas currently defined by the province as floodway, providing there are adequate measures in place to protect against
a 1:100 flooding event,” states a letter from Minister Griffiths. “I am still hearing the sky is falling,” said Yemen, indicating that is not his understanding. He expressed his concern to the administrator for the Flood Recovery Task Force Andre Corbould and received assurances. “He said “bottom line, it is status quo, Drumheller - move forward with what you are doing, your actions have been evaluated and we are in agreement, move forward.’” He has heard concerns from people involved in real estate and mortgages, and has taken his letter from Griffiths directly to them to help allay fears. “Even though we are identified as floodway
in the map, we are being treated as a flood fringe, so with the mitigation as we have always done, we can continue developing, that is how it was explained to me,” said Yemen. He said the town has begun to give out development permits, as it always has with the stipulations. “It has to comply with our land use bylaw which states you have to mitigate,” said Yemen. Minister Griffiths also indicated in his letter that more dyking could add to the approved development zone. “Existing developed areas, not currently protected by dyking, could be added to the approved development zone as mitigation is implemented and approved. For future developed areas in
the floodway, the town would have to propose appropriate mitigation strategies and provide justification for how such development would still be in the context of the broader provincial policy intent,” states the letter. Yemen says right now the town is working on a report to look at how the valley could be more protected. “Now it is all process. We are going to give the report to the government, they are going to analyze it, reevaluate what we are saying and evaluate the costs,” said Yemen. “We may not see everything we are asking for but we won’t know that until we finish this process.”
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Hi, my name is Hope. I was born in October 2010. I am a short haired all black female. I have to say that my best feature are my beautiful yellow colored eyes. I am a little shy but if I could find a great home I would be a awesome companion for you. I would love for you to come and see me at the Adoption Center. I will be a bit timid at first but then I will look at you and you will see how great of friends we could be.
Please phone 403-823-8999 1121d South Railway Ave. www.drumhellerhumane.org • humane-contact@drumhellerhumane.org
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Saints on the field St. Anthony’s has soccer fever as roughly 15 girls came out for the team this year. This is the second year for the junior high team bringing back girls soccer and the Saints are showing great enthusiasm for the game
and learning. The team is planning to host the first Christ the Redeemer Divisional junior high tournament on September 27. The team is coached by Gavin Makse, and Melissa Dionisio, left. inSide photo by Patrick Kolafa
Illness hampers Bantam Titans over weekend Michael James | inSide Drumheller
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nal away game of the regular season in Olds. The Drumheller Bantam Titans “We go to Olds on Saturday, get are hoping to get back on a winning a win, and pick things back up. We track after losing a crucial game in just have to go through the fundaStrathmore last weekmentals and get the end. “We go to Olds boys back on track,” On Saturday, Sepon Saturday, said Thornborough. tember 14, the Titans get a win, and “We’re going to work travelled to Strathmore pick things the boys at practice where they lost and fell back up. We and hopefully get to a 1-1 season record. just have to go those sick kids back.” However, it wasn’t Drumheller fans through the only the Spartans who will get their first fundamentals and defeated the Titans. Illchance to see the get the boys ness has been coursing Bantam Titans in acback on track,” through the team and tion at home on Sepleft a number of key Ron Thornborough tember 28. positions open. “This (Olds) is the Head Coach “On defence, two of last away game, so the boys were down on we’ll be back on the the front three, so we had to fill the 28th against Sylvan Lake. It’ll be holes. It’s tough to fill with limited a good game. We played them beexperience,” said head coach Ron fore, so we expect to be ready,” said Thornborough. Thornborough. “The team working Throughout the week, the Titans hard at practice and really applying recovered and practiced for their fi- themselves.”
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The Drumheller Terrapins made their first appearance at home on Friday, September 13, under the lights of the Drumheller Valley Secondary School field. The Terrapins lost 63-0 to the Red Deer Steelers, but were cheered on
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The stands were packed at the Drumheller Valley Secondary School football field, the Friday night lights were shining bright, and Drumheller’s youngest football team took to the field for their first home game ever. The Drumheller PeeWee Terrapins had their home opener on Friday, September 13, and though they lost 63-0 to the Red Deer Steelers, they were excited to finally get the chance to play in front of a home crowd. “It was an exciting game. A lot of people turned up and there was a great atmosphere,” said head coach Cory Miles. The game started in the Steelers favour when they returned the opening kick off for a touchdown. From there, the Steelers built upon their lead. “They’re a phenomenal team. They have an Atom program, so some of those kids have been playing foot-
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ball for four years and ours only four weeks,” said Miles. By the fourth quarter the Terrapins were down, but began making some big tackles and first downs. “It was tough for the first three touchdowns, then after that, they realized they had lost the game and just went out to have fun,” said Miles. “In the fourth quarter they started playing better, because they weren’t worried about the score. We hit them, stopped them a few times, and got some first downs. Our goal going into the game was to get some first downs and stop them. As coaches, we were happy, because we made progress.” The Terrapins return to the home field on Saturday for a rematch against Cochrane, who had defeated the Terrapins two weeks ago. “They’re going to see a different team, because we have developed since the last time we played them,” said Miles.
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