Paula Whitefield, who runs Palmerston pie stall on match days, has organised the event to help Threave Rovers midfielder Charlie Watson
A big hearted Dumfries woman has organised a fundraising race night in aid of ex-Queen of the South youth player Charlie Watson.
And Paula Whitefield, who prepares meals for Queens’ corporate hospitality and runs Palmerston pie stall on match days, has fixed up a race night which will take place at The Arena on November 15.“The lads often come in to the pie stall in the main stand on match day and ask if we need any help and he was one of them.“The race night will take place in one of the big rooms at The Arena and hopefully we get at least 100 people.
Queens put up an article on their official website saying: “Our race night for Charlie Boy’s Cancer Fundraiser takes place on November 15 at the QOS Arena! Charlie, from Lochmaben, featured on a BBC Scotland programme last week ahead of Threave’s Scottish Cup second round tie with senior side Stranraer.
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