LUTEFISK CAPITAL OF ALBERTA

Unveiling Kingman's new sign are, from left, Camrose County councillor Vern Peterson, county administrator Brian Austrom, KRA president Lois Maunder, MLA Ken Rostad, chairman of the KRA grants commitee Ray Peterson, Eva Loranger, who made the sign, chairman of the county's tourism action plan Michael Marlow and Lester Christianson, who donated the land.

The Recreation Assn. now has a new supplier of the fish and they no longer have to skin it themselves, eliminating much of the waste , and saving time.

At the 1998 supper an estimated 800 people attended and ate over 600 pounds of lutefisk !

Mrs. Esther Ovelson, who now resides in Hinton Alberta, received one dozen roses and a free supper pass at the 1988 twenty fifth anniversary of the Kingman Lutefisk Supper. Mrs. Ellen Ekdahl presented the gifts on behalf of the Recreation Association, shown with Esther is Bobby Peterson of Kingman.

NOTE: Esther Ovelson passed away June 8th, 2000 after a short illness.

NEW !

The Gourmet Pancake Supper is held the first weekend in Febuary and is quickly growing in popularity. A wide variety of pancakes and syrups are served by the recreation association at the Kingman Hall.