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37 th Annual - New dates July 21 & 22 2018 4 J une 27'19 HAnnA/COROn ATIOn /STe TTLe R, AB. e CA Re VIe W Kuhnen Natural Area opens Terri Huxley ECA Review With a wide variety of natural birds, critters and a stellar viewpoint, the Kuhnen Natural Area has officially been opened for public use. Lacombe County, the proud keepers of the land, officially opened the area to the public on Tues. June 18. Located on the eastern side of the County, the public space features 65 acres of land running along the north side of the Red Deer River. “The gift of this land from the Kuhnen Family exemplifies the importance community residents place on managing green space for the betterment of current and future generations,” said Reeve Paula Law. “We appreciate this priceless gift from the Kuhnens, and are proud to protect these lands, for everyone to come out and spend time in nature.” Local long-time residents, Frank and Rosalie Kuhnen generously donated this land to Lacombe County, who will ensure the area remains in a natural state for the public to use for passive recreational purposes. “Our family has thoroughly enjoyed THERESETTA SPORTS Track Meet attended by Junior high students by K. Smawley The Theresetta junior high Track and Field team travelled to Stettler on Tues. June 11 for their CARA (Central Alberta Regional Athletics) track meet to wrap up the short-lived season. Results from the track meet are as follows: Nola Fuller earned first in Gr. 7 girls discus; Thayer Bunbury got second in the Gr. 7 boys 400m sprint; and Kiali Blumhagen earned three awards in the Gr. 7 girls category including second in the long jump, second in the 200m sprint, and fourth place in javelin. Ray Musgrove also earned three awards in the Gr. 7 boys category including second in the 1500m, third in the 200m sprint, and third in the 400m sprint; Parker Slemp earned second in the triple jump and third in the long jump using this land,” said Frank Kuhnen. “We wanted to share the beauty of this natural area with future generations so they can experience nature first hand, as we did.” During the grand opening event, attendees enjoyed a barbeque, and tours of the area by local naturalist, Tim Schowalter, who showed people the geology and plants/animals in the natural area. The Kuhnen Natural Area is one of the newest additions to the County’s inventory of parks and natural spaces. The 65 acres of forested land offers lookout points onto the river valley and a trail that leads down to the water. This special space is located south of Alix and can be accessed from Range Road 23-0, south of Highway 11. This is also the second piece of land that the Kuhnen family has donated to the County. In 2015, the Kuhnens donated 140 acres of land north of Blackfalds on Lacombe Lake – aptly named Kuhnen Park, which features trails, including an access to a section of the Great Trail (formerly known as the Trans Canada Trail) that runs between Lacombe and Blackfalds. in the Gr. 8 girls category; Curtis Penner won second in javelin and third in discus for Gr. 8 boys; Abbigale Fuller won third in the 1500m for Gr. 9 girls; Alyssa Kuefler jumped for third place in the Gr. 9 girls triple jump event. There were also many relay teams with great showings which included: Abbigale Fuller, Alyssa Kuefler, Sydney Renschler and Ashley Renschler, who got second in the Gr. 9 girls relay; Landon Slemp, Ray Musgrove, Thayer Bunbury and a teammate also got second in the boys Gr. 9 relay; Abbigale Fuller, Landon Slemp, Sydney Renschler, and a teammate earned third place in the co-ed Gr. 9 relay category; and Parker Slemp, Elizabeth Virgo, Kiali Blumhagen and a teammate took home third in the Gr. 8 girls relay. Friday: • Family Street Dance • Fireworks at Dusk Saturday: • 8 am Fun run • Pancake Breakfast • 11 am Parade • Museum open house & bandstand entertainment • Devonian Park grand opening/ History Book launch The Kuhnen family, from the original generation with Frank down to his greatgreat-grandchild, were in attendance to open the park with an official ribbon cutting. From the left, back row: Frank Kuhnen and wife Susanne, Trudy Kuhnen (behind Frank Sr.) and husband Bill, and Mike Kuhnen. Front row: Frank Kuhnen, granddaughter Peyton, great-great-grandson Aaron, Betty Kuhnen, and Beth Hawkings. ECA Review/ T.Huxley • Beer Gardens and music • Children’s activities • Miniature train rides • Battle River train rides • Musical Ride • Dinner & Dance (tickets must be pre-booked) Sunday: • Pancake Breakfast • Ecumenical Church Service • Museum open house and bandstand Presents the th 38 ANNUAL th ANNUAL Saturday & Sunday Saturday & Sunday Hanna Curling Rink • 501 - 3rd July 20 & 21, Street West 2019 SHOW Hanna HOURS Curling Rink • 501 - 3rd TABLE Street West RENTS: SATURDAY: 9AM - 5PM SHOW HOURS $45 TABLE PER RENTS: TABLE SUNDAY: 9AM - 3PM SATURDAY: 9AM - 5PM Admission SUNDAY: $5 - Children 10 $45 & under 9AM 3PM PER FREE TABLE with adult FRIDAY SET UP - 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Admission $5 - Children 10 & under FREE with adult EXHIBITORS FROM: BRITISH COLUMBIA • ALBERTA FRIDAY • SASKATCHEWAN SET UP •- MANITOBA 11:00 AM •- ONTARIO 10:00 PM For more information contact: EXHIBITORS FROM: BRITISH COLUMBIA • ALBERTA Andre (403) 854-7277 • SASKATCHEWAN • MANITOBA • ONTARIO For more information contact: Andre (403) 854-7277 entertainment • Children’s activities • Free swim • Miniature train rides • Horse carriage rides • School tours • Talent show and LOTS LOTS MORE For details visit: www.forestburg.ca
ECA REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB JuNE 27'19 5 Twists, turns, and flowing skirts were all visible at the Stettler Senior Social Society’s 30th anniversary celebration on Sat. June 22 at the Stettler Community Hall. A wide variety of songs performed by The Softones were played as couples took to the floor to show off their moves. Overall, approximately 175 people attended from all areas of Alberta and even into parts of B.C. and Saskatchewan. Above: Kevin Degelman of Camrose dances with dance partner Gloria Leakvold of Kelowna, B.C. ECA Review/T.Huxley Dining and Entertainment Guide June 27 – Ponoka Stampede Presents- Lee Brice. 1p.m. Tickets 403-783-0100. June 28 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, Karaoke at 9:30p.m. Kara 780-582-2411. June 29 – Mens Pancake Breakfast- Clive Baptist Church. 8-10a.m. 403-784-3335. June 30 – Revved Up Youth Service- Clive Baptist Church. 403-784-3335. Last Sun. of every month. July 1 – Canada Day/Party in the Park. Coronation Museum Park. See ad in this week’s paper for details. July 1 – Canada Day/Oyen Information Centre. Check Town of Oyen Facebook page for updates. July 1 – Canada Day/ Wainwright. Visit https://www.facebook.com. July 1 – Stettler Museum’s Canada Day Celebration. Stettler Town & Country Museum, 10 a.m. July 1 – Canada Day Celebrations. West Stettler Park, Stettler Ab. 7 p.m. July 1 – Canada Day at Consort Pool Park, Consort Ab. Contact village office. 403-577-3623. July 1 – Red Lamp Market, 12 noon – 6. Donalda, Ab. 403-741-6095. July 1 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, Canada Day raffle and drink specials. Kara 780-582-2411. July 4 – Blazin BBQ Bash. Wainwright Public Library. 11:30-1:30. 780-842-2673. July 5-7 – Men’s Slo-Pitch Tournament. Castor Ab. Call town office 403-882-3215. July 5-7 – Edgerton Sports Day. See ad in this week’s paper for details. July 5-6 – 49th Annual Coronation Pro Rodeo. See ad in this week’s paper for details. July 6 – Golf For Mental Health. Consort Gulf Club, Consort Ab. All ages welcome. 403-577-2525. July 7 – Kids can Catch – Coronation. Sun. 10-2pm, Coronation Dam. Audrey 403-578-4063. July 9 – Rock for Jake. PAC Parking Lot, Stettler Board of Trade. Stettler Ab. 5:30p.m. July 10 – Entertainment in the Park – Jaydee Birby. West Stettler Park, Stettler Ab. 7-8p.m. July 13 – Battle River Ride for Stars. Stettler Board of Trade Events. Henry 403-741-5092. July 13 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, Karaoke at 9:30p.m. Kara 780-582-2411. July 17 – Entertainment in the Park – Wheatland Band. West Stettler Park, Stettler Ab. 7-8p.m. 403-742-4411. July 17-21 – Westerner Days, Red Deer, Ab. See ad in this week’s paper for details. July 18 – Forestburg Many Horses Saloon, name that Tune, 7p.m. Kara 780-582-2411. July 19 – Czar Lake Bullarama. Czar, Ab. 6:30-9pm. 780-806-9265. July 20 – Historic Ghost Walk, Stettler Hotel. Stettler Ab. Stettler Public Library 403-742-2292. July 20 – RCMP Musical Ride. 403-742-3181. July 20 – Consort Oilmen’s Assoc. 31st Annual Men’s Golf Tourn. Shane 403-575-9800. July 20-21 – 38 Annual Gun Sportsman Show & Sale. See ad in this week’s paper for details. July 24 – Entertainment in the Park – Erin Ross. 7-8p.m. West Stettler Park, Stettler Ab. 403-742-4411. July 26-27 – Hardgrass Bronc Match 2019. The Hardgrass Hub. 1 Street North, Pollockville, Ab. Tickets by Eventbrite. Berry Creek 403-309-5564. July 26-28 – Cereal Sports Day. Registration deadline Fri. July 13. Sam 403-664-8900. July 27 – Men’s Pancake Breakfast. 8-10a.m. Clive Baptist Church, Clive Ab. 403-784-3335. July 31 – Entertainment in the Park – Steve Arnesault. 7-8p.m. West Canada Day Party in the Park Monday, July 1 Coronation Museum Park 1:00 Arrive 1:30 Opening Ceremony, Museum Tours, Music, Games 3:00 Duck Races 4:00 Barbeque * Bring a lawn chair Stettler Park, Stettler Ab. 403-742-4411. Aug. 2-4 – Forestburg 100th Anniversary Celebration. See ad in this week’s paper for details. Please send Community Events by email Office@ ECAreview.com for FREE LISTING (dependent upon space availability). The Review cannot guarantee events as listed. Please check with the venue prior to attending. Westerner Days | July 17 - 21, 2019 19064WW0 Main Stage Free with gate admission Aaron Goodvin • Madeline Merlo Jason Benoit • StreetHeart • Headpins Holly Woods & Toronto • Nice Horse Morning of Faith: Sunday July 21, Service begins at 11 am Tickets Available at Westernerdays.ca
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