Three Hills and area residents had the opportunity to step back in time Saturday, June 19 at the Kneehill Museum Demonstration Day. There were demonstrations on threshing, blacksmithing, rope making, sheep shearing, horse shoeing and more. There was music and song and fresh buns with hand churned butter and there were Boom Town Tales by Historical Characters. For all ages there was a petting zoo, popcorn, Prairie lemonade and homemade pie. Got to threehillscapital.com for video of this event.
Community
Sales Brisk
Three Hills and District Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Three Hills partnered in hosting their Annual Main Street Garage Sale and "Catch the Spirit" Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, June 19. About 35 vendors filled Main Street with items of all descriptions and price ranges. Sales were brisk under perfect summer conditions. About $1,500 was raised through donations toward the new Three Hills Wading Pool and Splash Park as a result of the breakfast that served about 900 people.
Ralph Boyd Johnson coming to Three HIlls
Ralph Boyd Johnson and the Inner City Outlaws will perform at the Three Hills Inn this Saturday, June 19.
Ralph is a world-class singer/songwriter from Calgary but as a young teen he lived right here in Three Hills where his step-dad worked for the gas company.
He was a featured performer at the First Annual Vintage Motorcycle Show in Three Hills last year and was a huge hit.
He's been described as a wordsmith, a poet and an observer of life who writes songs and poems of every style and genre. He'
Ralph is a world-class singer/songwriter from Calgary but as a young teen he lived right here in Three Hills where his step-dad worked for the gas company.
He was a featured performer at the First Annual Vintage Motorcycle Show in Three Hills last year and was a huge hit.
He's been described as a wordsmith, a poet and an observer of life who writes songs and poems of every style and genre. He'
Linden Sports Day a huge success
Gord Bamford signs autographs at Linden Sports Day
Judging by the ear to ear grins, the sunburns, and the participation you would think that perhaps Linden's Sports Day was a pretty decent affair this year, but it was the comments of shock and surprise and numerous compliments, heard all day and into the night that will peg this Sports Day as probably the very best in its history, one that will be used as a benchmark on which all future sports day will be measured. The Linden and District Agri