On Sunday, April 3 the Drumheller Curling Club hosted their mixed bonspiel. The ‘A’ Final winners was team Stubbs, pictured from left is Chad Koski, Alanna Cornish, Colin Stroeder, and Kaitilin Stubbs. The Mixed ‘B’ rink was won by Team Martin, headed by Mitchell Martin, Cheryl Richen, Marianne Hodge, and Connie Funk. The Mixed ‘C’ finalists were Team Collins, with Carol Collins, Mitchell Greene, Sue Collins, and Robert Collins.
The Rotary Club of Drumheller recognized the community spirt of the valley at the 2016 Celebration of Excellence.
Sixteen vacant lots in Hillview Estates will go up for draw in the town’s annual Lot Draw on Thursday, April 14.
“The Lot Draw ensures fair access to lots in an equitable way,” explains Paul Salvatore, Director of Community Services with the town. “It allows
us to randomize the way these lots are allocated and ensures a fair, open, and transparent process.”
The residential lots on 10 Ave. SE range in price from $46,979 – $75,200, and in size from 412m2 to 660m2. Lots not pre-sold at the draw will be made available to the general public at 8:00 a.m. the following day.
The residential lot draw will be held on April 14 at 5:00 p.m. at Town Hall (224 Centre Street). Individuals must pre-register at least three days prior to the draw date. More information including lot details, requirements and procedures, land sales agreement and agriculture controls are available at the town’s website, www.dinosaurvalley.com.
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