Helping hands

JERRY GERLING/Advocate staff
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Left to right, Jennifer Drinkwalter, Aimee Dyck and Gail Wright are three of about 15 Roadata Services employees volunteering every Monday and Wednesday at the Potter’s Hands kitchen. On alternate days, when things are slow in the office, company president Bruce Olsen has also encouraged employees to volunteer their time with the Green Deer Clean-Up program, especially around the company’s Riverside office.

this week

• Missing Red Deer teen deceased • May-15-2012
• Cellphone captures footage of sex assault of sleeping woman • May-16-2012
• Triplets unexpected for mom on birth control • May-16-2012
• ATV fatality mars relatively quiet Victoria Day long weekend • May-21-2012
• Former Red Deer man charged in 1998 sex assault • May-18-2012
• Red Deer police find stash of date rape drug • May-17-2012
• Police seeking assistance to find missing teen • May-15-2012
• Chef, girlfriend died in trailer fire • May-18-2012
• Clinic closure has patients scrambling • May-14-2012
• Home for teens had no warning before worker killed • May-15-2012

last week

• Big rig crashes through vehicles at Innisfail dealership • May-09-2012
• 11-year-old the victim of brazen daylight theft • May-11-2012
• Semi truck load hits overpass near Red Deer • May-11-2012
• Red Deer teens robbed by thugs brandishing knife and rock • May-09-2012
• Siblings warn travellers after Thai incident • May-10-2012
• Red Deer's City Hall design criticized as 'big concrete box' • May-09-2012
• Armed bandits evade capture after brazen daytime robbery • May-08-2012
• Jury finds man not guilty of sexually assaulting girl, 13, at knifepoint • May-10-2012
• Innisfail man critically injured in Hwy 2 collision • May-14-2012
• Mom accused of killing teen has cancer • May-07-2012

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