This scarf was left after the candlelight service. Contact Laurie at SSSL Drop-in
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AHPCA is hosting free monthly Roadshow Webinars
Next is 22-Feb-2023: Supporting Hope When There is No Cure, Lori MacIsaac, register on Eventbrite
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AHPCA is hosting free monthly Roadshow Webinars
Next is 22-Feb-2023: Supporting Hope When There is No Cure, Lori MacIsaac, register on Eventbrite
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The Sundre Palliative Care Association Is Presenting a FREE Information Session
Let’s Talk About:
Date: Thursday, February 23, 2023
Time: 7:00—9:00 PM
Where: Mountain View Seniors Housing
749-6th St SW-Drop in Centre
(North Doors)
Presented by: Elevator Law – Dan McPherson
Let’s Talk About:
- Estate Planning (Wills)
- Power of Attorney
- Personal Directives
Date: Thursday, February 23, 2023
Time: 7:00—9:00 PM
Where: Mountain View Seniors Housing
749-6th St SW-Drop in Centre
(North Doors)
Presented by: Elevator Law – Dan McPherson
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KNOTT'S GLEN Memorial Park
the story of the naming
Ed and Betty Knott
Ed was born in London, Ontario. He moved to Winnipeg, then Victoria, enlisted in WW1, then went farming in Manitoba with his brother. They lost everything and moved to Cottage Grove, Chicago. He worked at the A&P store where he met Betty. They married on November 20, 1930. In April, 1935 they left Chicago and arrived in Calgary. There they saw an ad for a store for sale in Sundre. In 1935 they purchased the stock from Hugh Pearce and created Knott’s Trading Post at the vicinity of the Shell station. Betty was 27. Mrs. Dominy owned the store and the land and wouldn’t sell them to the Knott’s. The house they built behind the store was moved to Harmattan camp and is the office there.
In 1958 the Knott’s bought the old stampede grounds (now Willow Crescent) and in that same year Ed died of cancer. Betty stayed for a while then moved to Eldorado, Illinois. She died in the mid to late 1990’s. Most of the land was sold to Jack Morgan, except for the wooded area. This land was donated to the Town of Sundre with the instructions that it wasn’t to be built on. This is where the Memorial Garden is now.
Information found in “The Little Town that Could”
Thus the name Knott's Glen Memorial Park
the story of the naming
Ed and Betty Knott
Ed was born in London, Ontario. He moved to Winnipeg, then Victoria, enlisted in WW1, then went farming in Manitoba with his brother. They lost everything and moved to Cottage Grove, Chicago. He worked at the A&P store where he met Betty. They married on November 20, 1930. In April, 1935 they left Chicago and arrived in Calgary. There they saw an ad for a store for sale in Sundre. In 1935 they purchased the stock from Hugh Pearce and created Knott’s Trading Post at the vicinity of the Shell station. Betty was 27. Mrs. Dominy owned the store and the land and wouldn’t sell them to the Knott’s. The house they built behind the store was moved to Harmattan camp and is the office there.
In 1958 the Knott’s bought the old stampede grounds (now Willow Crescent) and in that same year Ed died of cancer. Betty stayed for a while then moved to Eldorado, Illinois. She died in the mid to late 1990’s. Most of the land was sold to Jack Morgan, except for the wooded area. This land was donated to the Town of Sundre with the instructions that it wasn’t to be built on. This is where the Memorial Garden is now.
Information found in “The Little Town that Could”
Thus the name Knott's Glen Memorial Park
Trees for Sale
In memory of a loved one, a tree can be purchased.
Mountain Ash, Crabapple, Elm, Blue Spruce, Columnar Spruce, Larch, Oak etc. for $200 each. And Lilac bushes for $40, and Nanking Cherry bushes for $30.
Contact Bev - (587)444 4026
In memory of a loved one, a tree can be purchased.
Mountain Ash, Crabapple, Elm, Blue Spruce, Columnar Spruce, Larch, Oak etc. for $200 each. And Lilac bushes for $40, and Nanking Cherry bushes for $30.
Contact Bev - (587)444 4026
Donations can be made to the Sundre Palliative Care Association
attn: Memorial Park
In Memory of_______________________________________________
Tax receipts will be issued for all donations
see sundrepalliativecare.ca for details
PO Box 1259, Sundre AB T0M 1X0
attn: Memorial Park
In Memory of_______________________________________________
Tax receipts will be issued for all donations
see sundrepalliativecare.ca for details
PO Box 1259, Sundre AB T0M 1X0
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Memorial Garden in Progress
Morton Burke working on the sculpture.
Six trees are planted.... Aug. 6
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2021 Tree of Hope Names |
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Photo by Sally Banks
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