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Diamond Dinner sparkles for local causes

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This year’s Diamond Dinner was a roaring success, raising $14,907 for local causes.

Organizers are pleased with the results and have donated $500 to the Drumheller Junior Golf Program, $960 to Operation Smile, enough for four cleft lip and palette surgeries, $500 to the Drumheller and District Music Festival, $2,000 to the Because I Can Organ Donation Awareness and $10,907 to the Drumheller Area Health Foundation to purchase a trauma bed.

At the donation are (l-r) Heather Colberg, Drumheller Health Centre Site Leader Nancy Guntrip, Joanne Schinnour, Shannon Wade and Darlene Shannon.


Former Rosebud woman drowns at Mexican resort

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The Mail has learned that former Rosebud resident 26-year-old Anna Hudson died after being swept out to sea in Cancun.
Anna, the daughter of Art and Bonita Hudson, on Wednesday was in the Mexican resort town to celebrate a friend’s wedding this coming week. She was swimming at the resort front beach with friends when she got in trouble with a riptide, attempts were made to save her and they were unsuccessful.
The search by Fire and Rescue services on Wednesday was called off after four hours due to worsening weather conditions.
Anna’s body was discovered the next day about a kilometre further down the beach.
Anna graduated from Standard School in 2006 and studied at University of Alberta to become mining engineer. She was living and working Fort McMurray for KMC Mining as a P.Eng.

Fill your Red Bag for the Food Bank

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The annual Salvation Army Food Bank Drive is this Thursday, November 26. Volunteers will be blitzing the community collecting donations to help stock the Food Bank in a year of tremendous need. Tucked inside this week’s inSide Drumheller is a red grocery bag. Residents wishing to support the local food drive can fill their red bag, and leave it on their porch Thursday evening for volunteers to quickly pick up. To learn more, or to help pick up food, contact Summer Manca at 403-821-3163, or Kim Suntjens at 403-820-2100. To help sort donations, come to Greentree Mall after 6:30 p.m. Thursday night. (l-r) Shane and Captain Jennifer Hillier, Kim and Jill Suntjens and Summer Manca are ready to fill the shelves at the Food Bank.


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