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On Wednesday, March 19, Cenovus Energy presented the Hussar and District Hall Maintenance Society with a donation of $150,000 for its kitchen renovation project. With this donation, they will give Cenovus Energy the naming rights to the kitchen. At the presentation are (l-r) Brett Filkohazy, Cenovus operator, Drumheller area, Larry Williams, Cenovus operator, who will be retiring after a 40 year career, Grant Bergos Superintendent for Brooks North, Cenovus Energy, Jim Aleman, Cenovus Community Relations Advisor, Kathy Dundas, Mandy Bishop, Senior Advisor, Community Investment, Cenovus Energy, Jennifer Pratt and Wendy Kaiser. Kathy, Jennifer and Wendy are on the fundraising committee of the Hussar and District Hall Maintenance Society. The Hall was built in 1979, and improvements in the kitchen area were badly needed. See full story on page 2.

Dale Belbin, Senior Specialist, Operations for Cenovus Energy, was honored with a St. Patrick’s Day cake at the company safety meeting held in Hussar last Wednesday. Dale is heading into retirement and was happy to share the cake with his coworkers.

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In a press conference Wednesday night, Premier Alison Redford resigned, so inSide Drumheller asks: “Do you think Alison Redford did the right thing for the Province in resigning?”

Janice Armstrong “I think it’s good she resigned, but not necessarily under the conditions she did.”

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Cenovus supports Hussar kitchen makeover Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller

The Hussar Community Hall is one step closer to realizing its new look, thanks to a $150,000 donation from Cenovus Energy. On Wednesday afternoon, representatives of the company were at the Sundowner Senior Centre to make the presentation to the Hussar and District Hall Maintenance Society to support its renovation project. “At Cenovus we are committed to making sure that communities where we are living and operate are stronger be-

cause we are there,” said Mandy Bishop, Senior Advisor, Community Investment, Cenovus Energy. “We work with our community partners to build better futures together and we want to share in our success.” She stresses the importance of the hall to Hussar and its surrounding communities. The company also utilizes the hall for its monthly safety meetings. Bishop said she worked closely with the association to learn what their needs were. She explains that Cenovus’ community investment focuses on education,

sustainable communities and safety. “This one really fits

“At Cenovus we are committed to making sure that in communities where we are living and operate are stronger because we are there.”

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with the sustainable community piece because it helps build community capacity,” said Bishop. The hall was built in 1979 and while it has

Police investigating 7-11 robbery Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller

Rita Waholl “No. For the AISH people, she brought them more income - she did a lot of good things.”

Murray Martin “I was on both sides of the fence...but she did the right thing. I’m surprised she’s staying on in the legislature.”

Drumheller RCMP is investigating an armed robbery that occurred early Wednesday morning at the Drumheller 7-11. At about 12:46 a.m., a lone male entered the store wearing a ski mask. He showed the employee the handle of a gun in his pocket and demanded cash and cigarettes. The clerk complied and Police have released these security camera im- the suspect fled on foot, heading ages of a possible suspect in a robbery at 7-11 toward downtown Drumheller. early Wednesday morning. According to police, the male subject was disguised with a ski mask, limiting facial description. The male is described as follows: Caucasian, approximately 6’ 2”, Heavy build possibly, 220-260 lbs. Drumheller RCMP is seeking assistance in identifying the person responsible for this offence. Should anyone recognize the subject or clothing in these pictures they are asked to contact the Drumheller RCMP at 403-8237590 or Crime stoppers at 1-800222-TIPS (8477).

been well maintained over the years, it was time for some upgrades. The association has already tackled some of the issues including storage space. The next phase will be an upgrade to its electrical, plumbing, washrooms and kitchen. Cenovus is supporting the kitchen renovation aspect of the project. This includes plumbing, replacing cupboards, and counters with modern and functional stainless steel fixtures. There will also be new oven and fridge space and a more functional layout. With this donation, they will be renaming the area the “Cenovus Kitchen.” “Our hall is a gathering place, like all halls are, for all ages, for clubs, wedding dances, showers, etc., our hall is used extensively,” said Kathy Dundas of the Hussar and District Hall Maintenance Society. “Thanks to Cenovus we are able to start this project a little sooner than we have planned, and on behalf of the Hussar and District Hall Maintenance Society and the whole of our community, we really appreciate your generous donation.” The Association has been working hard to complete the project. Earlier this year they were the winners of the UFA Rural From the Roots Up Contest and received $50,000. Chinook Credit Union also contributed $25,000 to the project.

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“I have been privileged to work alongside Jim Flaherty and to call him a friend. It has been a true honour to see him steer our economy through turbulent waters and bring the budget back towards balance. When travelling across Canada during this past year’s pre-budget consultations, I saw firsthand how widely respected Jim Flaherty is as a steady hand on the tiller. We thank him for his global economic leadership, deep work ethic and his commitment to always do the right thing for Canadians. On behalf of Darlene and our children, we wish him, Christine and their family all the best in the future.” -Kevin Sorenson, Minister of State for Finance

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Ag Society Board optimistic for 2014 The newest board of the Drumheller & District Agricultural Society is looking forward to this year, with site improvements and a variety of events scheduled. Despite its hurdles, the local non-profit Ag Society seems to have its nose to the grindstone in getting things done. A casino fundraiser put $10,000 in the bank for the society, and they’re working on improving the grounds with a spring cleaning blitz that includes painting, and generating new ideas for adding some revenue. “We’re in the midst of putting together a sponsor package to help fund some of this (projects/events),” said Ag Society President Bryan Telford. Telford said they are working on events to get the public’s interest back into the barn. First Vice-President Rhonda Gill has been working on securing bookings for a Spring Fair for the barn, similar to the Christmas fair held there this past December. “I was approached by people (vendors), so decided to try something different,” she explained, adding the Ag Society has a few different committees working on projects. In addition to a number of weddings, the stampede grounds this year will be hosting the RCMP Musical Ride in July, the “Loud As Hell” metal concerts for September long weekend, BCA pool finals, and four dates for the stock cars. The “Boogie in the Badlands” car show is scheduled again for the downtown core in May. Earlier this week, the society learned “Tough Mudders” is coming to Drumheller and the Society will be a host partner. Telford said they’re working with the chuckwagons, but they can’t get a date set, and they’re also wanting to schedule miniature bulls for the August long weekend. The miniature bulls are a smaller version of the actual rodeo bulls for youth aged 7 to 17. Telford said

he was thinking about mutton busting at the same time as they would go hand in hand, but it depends on dates and dollars to get it off the ground. “What would the area like to see? What would interest them to come up here?” Telford asks.

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“What would the area like to see? What would interest them to come up here?” Bryan Telford, president, Drumheller & District Agriculture Society

He would appreciate community input and encourages people to email their ideas to him at b.telford@hotmail.com.

Cindy Woods, Development Officer, Town of Drumheller ARTISTS SUPPORTING VOLUNTEERISM = VOLUNTEERS SUPPORTING ARTISTS! The FCSS Coordinator from the Town of Drumheller is trying to coordinate a Silent Auction to recruit new volunteers for the community. The idea is to try and find artists who would be willing to donate a piece of their art to a community silent auction. The purpose of the silent auction is to recruit new volunteers and / or extend current Volunteers’ hours of volunteering. These individuals would bid a number of volunteer hours in order to receive that actual piece of art. As a silent auction the highest bidder (most hours offered for volunteerism) would win the art. We would encourage youth to submit both their art and their time as well. The Vision for this auction is to have the art displayed for the length of the auction in the Badlands Community Facility Art Gallery, thereby providing the artist with a free showing of their work. Any artist who donates a piece of art would receive a charitable tax receipt for the value of the art donated. Thank you for your time and consideration. If you would be interested in donating art to our initiative, please contact Jennie Lutz at 403-823-1365 or email her at jlutz@dinosaurvalley.com The Silent Auction will take place from April 7th to April 11th.

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The Town of Drumheller Community Services is hosting our annual Volunteer Appreciation Event on April 5th. 2014 at the Badlands Community Facility! This is an RSVP affair and the posters will be out soon. We are proud to present the 2011 ACMA Group of the Year – “The Travelling Mabels” to entertain and inform you. This will also be a catered event so register early to assure your place. Contact Judy at 403-823-1324 to register.

AND DID YOU ALSO KNOW????? The Badlands Community Facility will not accept payment for invoices generated for the Arena or the Before and After School program without an invoice/permit number. Please remember to print off your invoice and include with payment whether mailing or paying in person. BCF thanks you for your help with the billing process. The Town of Drumheller is pleased to offer the Badlands Scholarship again this year. We are putting the scholarship timing up to match with the Celebration of Excellence. Applications will be available at Town Hall beginning Feb. 15th and will be accepted until March 31, 2014. The nomination papers for the Leaders of Tomorrow are also available at Town Hall. Please call Jeannie Lutz 403-823-1365 for more information. Deadline is April 9, 2014 Join us! Come get out and play. Assemble a team (or two) and join us at the Badlands Community Facility to play some dodgeball! Teen Dodgeball league begins March 25th. 8 Week foam dodgeball league, Tuesdays 7:30- 9:00 pm 6 Players per team (+ 2 subs max) Members $16 Non-Members $40 Registration opens March 10th- March 21st INCOME TAX HELP IS HERE! Town of Drumheller Senior Services is coordinating a VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX PROGRAM for seniors for the upcoming 2013 tax season. Services will be available to recipients of Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security with low income and simple tax situations. Participants must meet the specified income thresholds of $30,000 for single seniors and $40,000 for couples. If you need assistance completing your tax return, trained volunteers are available to help. Drop in clinics for seniors residing at Sunshine Lodge on Saturday, March 29th and Manor l on April 12. There will also be a drop in clinic at the Drumheller Public Library on Saturday, April 5th for all other seniors from 9:30 am- 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. Drop off service is available through the Seniors Office by appointment only. Please contact Rose Poulson, Senior Services, 403-823-1317 or rpoulson@dinosaurvalley.com to make an appointment or if you have any questions. COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX PROGRAM (CVITP) Numberz Chartered Accountact have CVITP colunteers to prepare and electronically file your 2013 Income Tax Return for all low income individuals and families. This program is sponsored through the Town of Drumheller. Please contact Rose Poulson at 403-823-1317 or rpoulson@ dinosaurvalley.com to make an appointment. For eligibility, individuals must have low to modest income and a simple tax situation. Single person-up to $30,000, Couples-up to $40,000. One Adult with 1 child-up to $35,000 (additional dependants add $2,500 to family income)

We still have openings of Art Therapy Training:

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The Healing Children through Creativity: Art Therapy Training Workshops, Levels One and Two introduce the basic principles and practice of art therapy with emotionally, behaviorally, developmentally & medically challenged children and adolescents. Both two-day workshops blend theories and experiential exercises offering a thorough introduction in the therapeutic use of visual art as a powerful treatment modality. Healing Children through Creativity Training Workshop Level 1 – April 10 & 11, 2014 Cost: $185 Healing Trauma in Children through Creativity Workshop Level 2 – April 14 & 15, 2014 Cost: $185 Location: Dinosaur Trail Golf and Country Club, 6455 North Dinosaur Trail, Drumheller, Alberta Registration: check-in @ 8:30 a.m. on Day 1 Workshop 9:00-12:00 & 1:00-5:00 Lunch and 2 refreshment breaks/day are provided. For more information, or to register, please contact: Starland County Office: 403-772-3793 or contact Diana Rowe at diana@starlandcounty.com

“Laos – Land of a Million Elephants” Travel presentation will be held in the Large meeting Room at the library, on Wednesday, March 19th at 7:00 pm. Join Connie Blackmer and David Depledge as they take you on a journey through this country. Reel Alternative Movie – March - “Osage County” with Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts at the Napier Theatre on March 31st at 7:30pm. Tickets are available at the library or at the theatre box office. 4 Tales Family Storytime is on Tuesdays from 2-2:30pm. No pre-registration is required, it is FREE and you can join us for stories and songs. Alphasaurus Preschool Storytime is on Fridays from 10-11:00am. No pre-registration is required, it is FREE, and you can join us for stories, crafts, activities, games, and fun. For up-to-date information, please feel free to call the library at 403-823-1371. Or, visit our web at www.drumhellerlibrary.ca or find us on Facebook on the web page.

Jeannie Lutz, Family and Community Supports Services (FCSS) Coordinator Town of Drumheller Phone: (403)823-1365 Fax: (403)823-8006 Email: jlutz@dinosaurvalley.com

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DEVELOPMENT PERMITS

1. Development Permit T00014-14D; Atco Electric Ltd.; Plan 9210499; Block 1; Lot 0; 610 – 12 Street West, Drumheller – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – Excavation, Stripping and Grading for Yard Expansion – Classification Light Industrial “M-1” District 2. Development Permit T00015-14D; Atco Electric Ltd.; Plan 9210499; Block 1; Lot 0; 610 – 12 Street West, Drumheller – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – Renovation and Addition to Existing Warehouse – Classification Light Industrial “M-1” District 3. Development Permit T00009-14D; Plan 1312574; Block 2; Lot 8; 283 River Drive, East Coulee – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT – New Construction of Detached Garage (Relaxation Granted) – Classification Suburb Community Residential “SCR” District 4. Development Permit T00070-14H; Big country Billboards & Painting; Plan 8017GH; Block 1; Lot 7; 101 7 Avenue SE, Drumheller – HOME OCCUPATION – Signs (Manufacture/Rental) – Classification Residential “R-1A” District 5. Development Permit T00071-14H; Gemini Eavestrough; Plan 8111554; Block 5; Lot 6; 1031 Twin Hills Close, Drumheller – HOME OCCUPATION – Eavestrough Installation – Classification Residential “R-1” District 6. Development Permit T00072-14H; Westside Windshields; Plan 3734JK; Block 1; Lot 7; 913 11 Street SE, Drumheller – HOME OCCUPATION – Windshield sales & repairs – Classification Residential “R-1” District 7. Development Permit T00073-14H; React First Aid & Safety; Plan 4125FH; Block 2; Lot 1; 115 9 Street, Nacmine – HOME OCCUPATION – First Aid & Safety Consultation - Classification Residential “R-1” District Further information regarding these decisions may be obtained from the Development/ Planning Department, Town Hall, 224 Centre Street, Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y4 (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 224 Center Street, Drumheller, Alberta, T0J 0Y4. A non-refundable fee of $127.25 must accompany the appeal. The “Notice of Appeal” and accompanying fee must be received no later than 4:30 p.m., April 4, 2014.

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224 CENTRE STREET • DRUMHELLER, ALBERTA T0J 0Y4 Phone 403-823-6300 Fax 403-823-7739 www.dinosaurvalley.com RECREATION PROGRAMMER • BADLANDS COMMUNITY FACILITY FULL TIME - TEMPORARY – PROGRAM COORDINATOR 1 Position Summary: The Recreation Programmer will provide leadership in supervision and delivery of the recreational programs for the Town of Drumheller. Programs include summer fun day camp program, flex day programs, special events, leagues, and tournaments. The ideal candidate is highly organized, thrives in a fast-paced work environment in and is committed to providing quality health activities to the public. Employment Category: Full Time, Temporary Hours per Week: 37.5 hours per week– Monday to Friday – some early morning, evening and weekend work required – depending on demands. Pay Scale: as per CUPE 4604 Collective Bargaining Agreement. Benefits: As per the Town’s HR Policy and CUPE 4604 Collective Bargaining Agreement. Education and Experience: Two year diploma or certificate in Recreation, Physical Education or equivalent discipline and 2 years of experience providing recreational programs, or demonstrated equivalent experience. Must submit a current Criminal Records Check Complete job description available from Badlands Community Facility. Deadline for Applications: March 21st, 2014 at 4:30 p.m. Submit Resumes with Cover letters to: Guy Latour, Business Manager, Badlands Community Facility, 224 Centre Street, Drumheller, T0J 0Y4 Email: glatour@dinosaurvalley.com Direct: (403) 823-1364 Board Vacancies - The Town of Drumheller has vacancies on the following Boards: Policing Committee – 1 vacancy (One from Carbon, Munson, Morrin or Delia), Please contact Linda Handy 403-823-1339 if you are interested in serving in this capacity.

Town of Drumheller • 2014 Seasonal Labourer 1 • CUPE Local 135 The Town of Drumheller is seeking an individual to fill the position of Seasonal Labourer 1. Position Summary: Performs manual work involving the use of common labouring tools (i.e. shovels, rakes, push brooms, push mower, wheelbarrows,etc). Involves the use of light duty trucks and light motorized equipment. Hours per Week: 40 hours — Monday to Friday Pay Scale: $17.62 per hour Benefits: As per the Town’s HR Policy and CUPE 135 Collective Bargaining Agreement. Qualifications: Preference will be given to individuals who will be pursuing post education in the fall. Bondable • Minimum class 5 license • Perform other related duties as required Deadline for Applications: Friday April 25th, 2014 at 4:00pm or until positions are filled. Resumes may be submitted to Kevin Blanchett, Operations Manager, Infrastructure Services 117 7th Avenue SE, Drumheller, TOJ 0Y3 or fax to (403) 823-1353 or email kblanchett@dinosaurvalley. com. We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those invited for an interview will be contacted. DINO DEN – SPONSORED BY THE TOWN OF DRUMHELER, DRUMHELLER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, DRUMHELLER CHINOOK CREDIT UNION, COMMUNITY FUTURES AND 99FM If you have a good business idea that will bring value to Drumheller and need some start up incentives, please submit your business plan to Bob Cromwell – Town of Drumheller’s Economic Development Officer by March 30th, 2014. Three or four business plans will be selected with the successful candidates selling their idea to the sponsorship representatives, similar to the concept in the TV series, the Dragon’s Den. Following the presentations, the sponsors will vote on the winning business idea with the recipient being awarded incentives to assist with their business costs. Good luck!

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New waterslide for Drumheller Aquaplex Michele Scott | inSide Drumheller

With its approval of the 2014 Capital Budget Monday, March 10, Drumheller Town Council has budgeted to install a new waterslide at the Town’s Aquaplex. There is $500,000 earmarked in the Capital Budget for the installation of a new waterslide for the facility. Director of Infrastructure for the Town

of Drumheller Al Kendrick has forwarded some preliminary designs onto Mayor and Council for review. “Two of the designs show the waterslide going outside and coming in again, so that may free up some area for a kid’s pool,� said Mayor Terry Yemen. Yemen said the big test will be when they (the Town) sends out for tender. He adds there may be hope there’s a bit

more than a water- the waterslide by Sepslide included in the tember 2014. The Town is looking $500,000 - the Town is also looking at adding to do the construction

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Drumheller’s Aquaplex awaits the addition of a new waterslide. Drumheller Town Council has set aside half a million dollars in the Town’s 2014 Capital Budget for the project. Mayor Yemen said if there’s

an anti-slip coating to the pool. Yemen notes the tender would have to go out as soon as possible because the Town aims to install

enough room within that budget, the project may include a pool for the little ones and an anti-slip coating for the pool.

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LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR WORK. The Government of Alberta invites your input on the Employment Standards Code, the basic rules for employers and employees. We are looking at things like: ¡ Employment of youth 14031DG1 14033DG1 ¡ Hours of work ¡ General holidays and vacation pay ¡ Special leaves ¡ And more Please tell us what you think: ¡ Use our online Discussion Guide and Survey at work.alberta.ca/esreview ¡ Email your comments to jstl.review@gov.ab.ca ¡ Or call 1-877-427-3731 to order a paper copy of the Discussion Guide and Survey

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There is a gigantic baby shower for the children supported by the Morgan Jayne Project. Supporters of the project have launched their second annual baby shower. This has the goal to generating baby formula for families served by the Morgan Jayne Project. Since 2006, the project has supplied infant formula to help mothers in Roatan with HIV feed their newborn babies and stop the transmission of HIV from mother to child. In that time, it has literally saved hundreds of lives. The demand is very real and is never going away. To help replenish the shelves of Familias Saludables, which administers the project in Honduras, they launched the initiative and have the goal of raising 300 tins of powdered formula. Fred Makowecki, founder of the Morgan Jayne Project, says there are a number of suitable formulas out there, with the exception of soy-based products. He says Similac Advance is a versatile brand that works well. Tins can be dropped o at Western Chev or at Image Crafters in Drumheller. He adds that a $5 donation to ship the product is helpful. He says one way people can be proactive is simply ordering formula online from Amazon and having it shipped to Florida to be transported to Roatan. Those wising to explore this option can send the formula to: Fundacion Sol C/O Valerie Nelson 10025-116 Way Medley Florida USA 33178

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eventually move there, or like Pincher Creek, see them every day.) What do you do for hobbies? Socializing, knitting, quilting, playing piano. How long have you been playing piano? 40 years. How did you get involved in the Music Festival? Because of being a piano teacher, I entered students in the festival, then decided to support the festival and join the committee. If you could win a trophy for anything...? Having too much fun. (Joking around and pranks; making people laugh.) What’s your favourite meal? Stovies and oatcakes. (Left overs of roast beef, gravy, potatoes, mixed with onion, is stovies.) Final thoughts? Make sure you see the Music Festival - it’s worth it.

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2014 is o to a fantastic start at Rosebud Theatre beginning with their best-selling spring show to date – The Diary of Anne Frank. Playing March 28 to May 17, this production is an inspiring play, by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, based on the true story of the Frank family during World War II. Described through the writings of a young girl who saw the good in people despite the awful things that were going on around her, it provides audiences with a unique perspective on the war. The Diary of Anne Frank is similar to stories such as Titanic, Romeo and Juliet, and West-Side Story because it is so well-known, but it continues to be compelling even though audiences know what happens. It becomes about the journey and inspiration for many. Anne is the voice of

optimism and hope in terrible condition; as she writes in her diary, “in spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.� This is the second time that Rosebud has produced The Diary of Anne Frank, but that was sixteen years ago and according to Artistic Director, Morris Ertman, “there are stories we read again and again because they continue to be relevant. The Diary of Anne Frank is just such a story. It’s the story of a girl with such an

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extraordinary life force that her spirit survived the most brutal atrocity in the last 100 years. Her story inspires us to have faith in the things

that keep us together rather than despair in the events that drive us apart. Of course we want to engage such a story again and again.â€? Stowed away in a secret annex, Anne Frank recorded the true account of her family living more than two years in hiding from the Nazis during World War II. Confronting the increasing horror of her time with astonishing honesty, wit and determination, Anne Frank emerges from history as an intensely gifted young girl whose spirit would not be stied by her circumstance. Her insistent belief in the goodness of others is a humbling, yet uplifting reminder of the bright lights that shine even in our darkest times. Director Paul Muir has big plans on the staging and how he will help connect the audience to the characters in the production. `“The play is set up so beautifully in that the audience is only privy to a view on the world from the perspective of those in the annex. So it’s like we get to experience some of the action of WWII Amster-

dam through the eyes of Anne and her family. We will hear what Anne hears down on the street below along with the chimes from the cathedral, and we will see what Anne sees as she strains to look out her window. We will only receive news of the world through Miep and Mr. Kraler when they come to bring food and supplies. “In the end, this is a story about the fact that hope endures even in the face of impossible odds. Anne makes it clear that, even with all that has happened, she is choosing to believe that people are good at heart. I expect that audiences will leave the theatre feeling both challenged by Anne’s faith in humanity, but also encouraged that if Anne is able to have that faith, then maybe we can too.â€? The Diary of Anne Frank plays March 28 to May 17, Wednesdays through Saturdays at the Rosebud Theatre Opera House and tickets are selling quickly. Reserve tickets online at www. rosebudtheatre.com or call the Box OďŹƒce at 1-800-267-7553

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WORKS Teacher appreciation from students Addy Frelinger, left, and Andrea Pestano show a poster outside Sharon Walker’s Grade One class at Greentree Elementary. To show their appreciation for their teachers, students traced their handprints and wrote inside the hands something they thought was good about their teacher. The hands were then used to make a poster outside of each teacher’s classroom, as shown, at the elementary school. The Greentree School Council organized Teacher Appreciation week for March 17 to 21, 9with a number of parents providing treats for the teachers throughout the week. inSide photo Michele Scott

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It’s 130 bucks, I paid for it myself During the week of March 10th I addressed some very disturbing expenses within the provincial Tourism Ministry, submitted by the Travel Alberta executive leadership team. As the critic for Tourism Parks and Recreation, it was my responsibility to address this situation with the Minister of Tourism in the Legislature. The questioning of the Tourism Minister

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took place over three days of session, from March 10 to March 12. The questionable expenses included inquiries into the following: An $8,800 flight to Singapore and Tokyo, first class, in June 2013. The purpose of the flight was to negotiate a contract with the current CFO. The government policy allows for business class, not executive class. A $2,000 dinner in the private dining room at the Hardware Grill in December 2013. A $900 dinner in February 2013 with Parks Canada. $295 was spent on alcohol. An $839 dinner at Grizzly House in Banff. In attendance was the CEO’s wife. The cost was not economical and included families of employees. It was

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labelled, “a team dinner.” In July 2013, the CEO expensed a $150 tuxedo rental as a hospitality expense to attend the Banff Center’s Midsummer Ball. The person in question earns $240,000/ yr in base salary plus $150,000 in benefits. In response to my questions on the first day, the Minister attempted to outline the entire Tourism industry and its value to Alberta in an attempt to justify the luxurious expense claims by the CEO. On the second day of questions to the Minister, he was asked why someone who is paid $390,000 a year needs us to rent him a suit. Help me out here, we pay bureaucrats exorbitant wages, and they’re telling us that taxpayers should dress them as well. Why? Again the Minister went into a diatribe about the Tourism industry’s value to Alberta, avoiding the issue completely. After two straight days of frustrating non-answers provided by the Minister, I decided to drive my point home to him about how inappropriate and wrong these expense claims really are. To that end, I donned a rented Tuxedo for $130 that I paid for myself. Judging from the responses provided by the Minister, it appears the mentality of the Alberta government is that they are indeed entitled to their entitlements. In a letter addressed to the Auditor General, I have requested that these expenses be investigated to determine their legitimacy. In the letter, I expressed that my fear is the expense policy enacted by the Government of Alberta is not misunderstood, but being deliberately misinterpreted. I hope the Auditor’s office can get to the bottom of these expenses and reassure Albertans that their tax dollars are being used economically and prudently.

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In November 2013, the Drumheller and District Chamber of Commerce, through the World’s Largest Dinosaur Legacy Fund, provided $3,000 to the Valley Bus Society to assist with the purchase of a new wheelchair equipped minivan. After much anticipation, the Valley Bus Society accepted delivery of a new Toyota handicapped-equipped van on March 11, 2014. This new fuel efficient minivan will be used to

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Redford resigns as Premier incredible opportunity to serve in the greatest job in this province,” she continued. “On election night two years The political landscape in ago, I pledged that we would Alberta looks very different as Premier Alison Redford, un“Quite simply, der mounting scrutiny with I am not prepared in her party and from the outto allow party side, resigned. and caucus “Quite simply, I am not prein-fighting pared to allow party and cauto get in the way cus in-fighting to get in the of building way of building a better fua better future ture for our province and for for our province all Albertans. And that is why and for I am announcing today that all Albertans. with a profound optimism for Alison Redford Alberta’s future, I am resigning as premier of Alberta effective this Sunday evening,” govern with unity and build she said in a statement shortly prosperity. Well, at least we after 6 p.m. Wednesday night. got the prosperity part right.” “…to the people of Alberta, Leader of the opposition thank you for giving me the Danielle Smith made a state-

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ment shortly after Redford’s announcement. “Premier Redford was elected to lead the PC party as an outsider. She wasn’t part of the old boys club. She was hailed as a new kind of leader who could fix what was wrong with the party and the government. A leader who could put the party’s problems behind her and fundamentally change what it meant to be a Progressive Conservative,” said Smith. “I have no doubt that she intended to be that leader. And I have no doubt that Albertans had high hopes that she would be. But what we’ve witnessed during her short 29 months as Premier is the clearest indication yet that the PC party cannot be fixed.”

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Horoscopes ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Romance is on your mind, Aries. That’s because you met a wonderful person and are interested in seeing where this relationship may go. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 You feel artistically inspired this week, Taurus. Use this inspiration to pursue an array of projects, whether you want to dabble in photography or make home improvements. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Seeing a happy couple together inspires thoughts of a romantic nature, Gemini. Consider taking a budding relationship to a new level. CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 Cancer, you aspire to learn a new skill or take on a new project this week. Forge ahead with this idea, which allows you to meet new people and learn some interesting things.

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SPORTS Dynos end season with bronze at zones Patrick Kolafa | inSide Drumheller

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“Even though we were disappointed that we did not make it to provincials, we believe we had a very successful season a 23 and 8 with a bronze at zones,â€? said coach Je Messom.

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The DVSS Senior Dynos won bronze in their zone last Saturday night with a convincing defeat over Black Diamonds OilďŹ elds. The Dynos hosted the 2A South Central Zones on March 14 and 15, where eight of the top teams in the area battled for a shot at provincials. The Dynos were upset in league play, but came out with focus to take on Three Hills in their ďŹ rst game last Friday night. They managed to hold o Three Hills 8376. This put them on the championship side of the draw to play Hugh Sutherland School from Carstairs. They were strong and ended up beating the Dynos 10277. Despite this, the team regained it’s composure to play OilďŹ elds school from Black Diamond. The Dynos’ swarming press and hot three point shooting dominated the OilďŹ elds as they won 112-81. Matt Herman set a DVSS points record with 56 in this game. This ended their season.

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run and gun style. “At the beginning of the year we would have been very happy placing third in zones, but the guys took to the new style of basketball, and we had a lot of success that our expectations raised as the year went on,� said Messom. “However, we knew with the fast-paced style that we would win a lot of games because of it, but we would also lose games, it just happened to be at the end of the year.� Messom is losing four seniors who will be graduating this year, however this leaves a lot

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of talent on the roster. “I think there was a lot of growth for many players over the year even with our Grade 12s who showed leadership and were a big part of what we were able to do throughout the season. I am looking forward to next year as there is a lot of potential that has yet to be reached with this team,� said Messom.

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Drumheller’s competitive pool league is preparing to wind things up for another year. The local branch of Big Country Amusements (BCA) year end tournament is just over a month away, scheduled this year for the end of April. The league has been playing with 24 teams since two dropped out earlier this year. Local league coordinator Ralph Veenhuis said the ďŹ nals will be held at the Stampede Barn, taking place over April 25, 26 and 27. Veenhuis said it’s a tight race to the ďŹ nish this year. “A lot of teams are close - anybody can win.â€?

One of the reasons the race could be close is because Drumheller has some high calibre players. “We’ve got some really good, top quality world wide players here,â€? Veenhuis said. The BCA website states all players must have their games completed by April 22 to compete in the year end pool tournament. The league fees players pay each week go into purchasing prizes for the league. Forty percent of the prizes are draw prizes, so any team can win, Veenhuis explains - the bottom team has won a houseboat trip the last few years. On the table this year are ďŹ ve Las Vegas trips, about ten houseboat trips, deep sea ďŹ shing trips, and golf trips.

Veenhuis said the League is basically an evening out, and it tries not to cater to just the best players. The type of pool the Drumheller league plays is eight ball. “It’s the most common game there is, North American wide,� said Veenhuis. The Drumheller League follows CSI (Cue Sports International) rules, he explains. They are the group hosting the 2014 Las Vegas tournament at the Rio Inn and Suites. He said there about 10,000 people from all over the world involved in the tournament, with games spread across 400 pool tables. He notes the Drumheller league usually sends 40 players to the annual event.

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Hard work and a little luck have brought the Drumheller Dragons to a place where they could advance to the South Division ďŹ nal tonight. The Dragons were taken right to the edge Tuesday night before closing out 6-5 in overtime in Game 4, and took a 3-1 series lead. “There was a lot of everything in that game last night,â€? chuckles Dragons coach Brian Curran. It was a back and forth game with Christopher Rauckman of the Dragons scoring two and half minutes in. However, the Eagles ended the period up 2-1. Just four and a half minutes into the second, Matt Saunderson tied the game, but again the Eagles bounced back with two goals. Troy Gedny put the Dragons back on the scoreboard. Just 53 seconds into the third period Trent Ouellette tied the game. The Eagles went

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ahead, but Mitchell Cook found the net, assisted by Gedny, to force overtime. Three minutes into the extra period, Cook capitalized on his momentum and scored the winner, and the Dragons took a commanding lead in the series.

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“I thought in the ďŹ rst seven or eight minutes of the game we were doing what we needed to do,â€? said Curran. â€œâ€ŚThe momentum switched big time and we were in a battle from hell. For the most part, I thought we had some times when we outplayed them, but they had more of those minutes last night. But I give our guys credit last night, we were resilient.â€?

While the Dragons have the opportunity to win the series at home tonight, Curran says it is going to be some work. “The way Andrew (Coach Milne) and the Eagles are, there is no way they are not going down without a ďŹ ght,â€? said Curran. “This is a whole dierent ballgame and they will come out working hard and I expect it to be a game where we are going to have to ďŹ ght for everything.â€? He says the key for the Dragons is to simply play their own game. “I think if anything, Canmore turned around and played our game against us last night at times. We’re the team that has to be the physical bump and grind team. We do have the ability to score, but we score by going to the dirty areas and out-battling them. That is what we have to get back to doing because that is what we are good at.â€? Game time is 7 p.m.

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