A Drumheller couple has returned from charity work in a remote village in the mountains of Peru and say it was the experience of a life time.
Joanne Dumaine and her husband Ray were in Pamparomas, a hilltop village in the Andes at 9,000 feet altitude with a population of 500 people. They were working with the St. James Church there, touching up furniture in school houses and preparing a small museum for the locals.
The Richard Cosgrave Memorial Badlands Dinosaur Derby scheduled for this weekend has been officially postponed and so far, no future date has been set.
The former owner of the Drumheller McDonald’s is being honoured posthumously by the organization that he dedicated much of his life to.
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