Acadia Valley News Jun 23
By Yolanda Kuhn
It’s another beautiful, calm day as I sit down to write the news. Town received another half an inch of rain on Monday and they’re calling for more thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. It’s sure nice to see green landscapes for a change. I made my way down to Medicine Hat twice this week and the river hills are beautiful, green, and lush! Both The Red Deer River, and The South Saskatchewan River levels are up quite a bit too.
Congratulations to this year’s Acadia Valley E.C.S Graduating class. A Celebration was held on Friday June 17th.
Jodi and Arianne DeKlerk visited Pat and Tony Didychuk this past weekend.
A post-wedding reception was held for Reed and Rachel Didychuk last weekend at The Community Hall. They we’re married on July 16th, 2021 in Canmore during Covid Restrictions. Family and friends travelled from Ontario, B.C. and Alberta to celebrate with them.
Thank you to everyone who came out and helped with the Marshall Field work bee last Sunday. Everything is looking nice and spiffy for the July long weekend slow pitch tournament.
The Warren Peers School Students from Grade 1 – 9 we’re treated to a presentation and performance by Shane Kimber AKA O.G.R. Scintilla this past Monday. The presentation was sponsored by The Warren Peers Parent Council. A group of students from New Brigden School also came down to participate. Shane is a great speaker and performer. The Students, Staff and other spectators really enjoyed his performance.
St. Marys’ & Sacred Heart Catholic Church will be holding their annual service at St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church on Wednesday June 29th at 6:00 p.m.
The Rec. Club’s next 50/50 draw will take place at the July long weekend slow pitch tournament.
Thanks for reading this week, I will leave you with this quote from John Mayer “’Cause a little bit of summer is what the whole year is all about.”
OGR Scintilla at Warren Peers School
Acadia Valley ECS Graduating Class (L-R): Emara Dillabough, Braxton Brown, Lachlan McNeill, Trey Jarvis, James Nicholson, Brantley Kuhn, Teacher: Brooke Robertson
