Alberta Wild Rose Leader Attends Private Fundraiser in Drumheller
As featured in The Drumheller Mail - December 20, 2013. Written by: Pat Kolafa
Wild Rose Party leader Danielle Smith was the guest of honour at a private fundraiser held Wednesday, December 18, 2013 at Heartwood Inn & Spa, Drumheller, AB.
Zeke Wolf, Innkeeper told inSide Drumheller that
holding a fundraiser for the Wild Rose party was something he had in
mind for a few years. “I admire the Wild Rose Party and the common
sense approach they take on issues”, he said. “It takes money to run the
party and we wanted to get her here to enjoy our hospitality, and it is
a way for us to show support.”
The 15 guests dined on a five-course dinner that included a variety of dishes prepared and served by Zeke, Patrice and their staff. Also in attendance at the function were Drumheller-Stettler MLA Rick Strankman, and Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills MLA Bruce Rowe, plus former Conservative MLA and cabinet minister Connie Osterman and her husband Joe. Osterman represented the Three Hills constituency from 1979 to 1992.
Smith was able to connect with some of her supporters at the exclusive event, while at the same time raise some needed funds for the party.
The Heartwood Inn & Spa was originally built before 1921 as a large boarding house. Heartwood Manor operated in various capacities over the years until it was refashioned from top to bottom to become one of Alberta’s finest country Inns. Featuring eight rooms and a separate “honeymoon” or group cottage – the Chancel. With a variety of spa treatments ranging from massage to herbal baths, it is easy to indulge yourself at the Manor’s Spa.
