The sun shone on Cut Knife Centennial events yesterday.
The parade, trade show, photo montage and lots of visiting was enjoyed by all.
We had a sneak peek at the play and it was great!
~ Lucille B.
Day One Was Picture Perfect
Author: Clayton McLain Memorial Museum
It’s Quiet For Now
Early morning in the park finds it calm.
Three huge motor homes traveling through from Quebec are quietly leaving. Note: we found out yesterday that our co-manager, Colleen, communicates in French! Un peu!
The atmosphere in the park will soon change to FRENZY!
~ Lucille B.
SCAA Meeting
The Annual meeting of Sask Archives and Archivists was at Cut Knife today. People who are dedicated to preserving our written and pictorial heritage.
I love the meeting of creative minds and exciting ideas. Nothing boring about archivists.
~ Lucille B.
Landscaping Begins
FRIENDS OF TOMAHAWK PARK
Tree World from Battlefords rolled in about noon and made a good start on the new area in the park. They will be back tomorrow to start laying the bricks.
It’s going to look great.
~ Lucille B.
A Little Reminder
I had an appointment and shopped in North Battleford yesterday for supplies for upcoming Centennial.
We try to shop in Cut Knife as much as possible but some things just aren’t available here.
One of the items needed was a new Saskatchewan flag. No flag was found in NB. And I asked in quite a few places. Canadian Tire has Canada and Quebec flags in their system. I know because I have their smart phone app and checked on it. There are Roughrider flags galore. One sales person told me that it WAS the Sask flag. 😦
Today I went into T&T Hardware in Cut Knife and there was the Sask flag I searched for 30 miles away.
Makes one think that Sask promotion and patriotism might be a little too focused on sporting events?
~ Lucille B.
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