The Canadian Cancer Society has cancelled its fundraiser “Bark for Life” scheduled for Drumheller this Saturday, September 27.
Spokeswoman Siobhan Doherty said the event was short on people, both volunteers and participants, so wasn’t able to go ahead.
Doherty invites people who registered for the Drumheller Bark for Life to take part in the Chestemere event September 27, the Okotoks event on October 18, or join the Hanna Relay for Life this coming spring.
It was a partially cloudy day as students from St. Anthony’s School raced off from the starting point for the school’s annual Terry Fox Run on Wednesday, September 24. Drumheller Valley Secondary School also held their annual Terry Fox Run Wednesday morning, wrapping up with a barbecue. Schools received a visit from Terry’s older brother Fred earlier in September, who spoke on Terry’s legacy that grew out of his “Marathon of Hope.”
Airdrie Raiders Head Coach Steve Kemp sent a gift to the Drumheller Titans. (l-r) Airdrie Raiders Equipment Manager Greg Vandermeer, and Senior Titans Tracker Robinson, Aden Enns, Rhett Duggan, and Eric Seiller.
Airdrie Raider’s Head Coach Steve Kemp sent a truckload of hope to Drumheller’s Titans this afternoon.
Raider’s Equipment Manager Greg Vandermeer made the delivery to Titans Field Thursday, September 25, in an R.V. packed with football equipment.
The Airdrie Head Coach is donating the equipment to the Titans for as long as they need it, to replace equipment damaged when the Titans facilities were vandalized overnight September 21.
“Amazing,” sums it up for Senior Titan’s Head Coach Ken Fournier.
Tracker Robinson, Aden Enns, Rhett Duggan, and Eric Seiller excelled when they played for the Raiders this spring. The Raiders are members of the Calgary Midget Football League.
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