Hunt ceremony highlights Big Lakes County barbecue

The names of Julia and Jamie Hunt, of Kinuso, were officially added to the Big Lakes County Wall of Fame during the annual barbecue June 26 at the administration grounds in High Prairie. The long-time community volunteers were recognized during the ceremony for their work to make Kinuso and area a better place. The day included a meal of beef-on-a-bun, salads, cupcakes and refreshments. Hundreds attended the lunch. Several Big Lakes County departments also took the opportunity to promote services offered including Big Lakes County Fire Services and the Animal Care Facility, which has cats and dogs ready for adoption. Attendees were also invited to take home a pepper plant.

Julia Hunt, middle, receives her certificate for being named to the Big Lakes County Wall of Fame. Her husband, Jamie, was unable to attend. Presenting the award are Reeve Tyler Airth, left, and Kinuso Councillor Roberta Hunt.
Shelley Henkel, left, assistant agriculture fieldman, and Heidi Porisky, ag technician, tried to find a home for their furry friends.
The Lauck family attended the barbecue and took home some pepper plants. The start of a garden or an addition! Left-right are David Lauck, Karen Lauck and son Waylon Lauck.
A steady lineup of up to 50 people occurred from 11:12-30 p.m. Above, Henry Chalifoux receives some food from Reeve Tyler Airth.
Faust Councillor Robert Nygaard was handed the task of cooking the hotdogs! Other members of council served the meal.

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