Irma Agricultural Society

Sharing this letter to Premier Kenney this evening by a concerned citizen, our Arena Board Chair. January 7, 2021 Dear Mr. Kenney,... I want to start by saying I fully respect and understand the difficulty of the position you have been in for the better part of the past year. In a time of uncertainty I feel you have given an honest attempt to try to appease people of all different views. Unfortunately with the latest shutdown, and the extension added today, I feel that you have forgotten about a whole demographic of citizens. I have chosen to raise my family in the small community of Irma, population about 600. We are a very strong, community minded town. We have an awesome hockey program, a beautiful golf course, a softball association that is second to none, and many other amazing groups and clubs. The main difference with the groups in a small town compared to larger centres is the financial support that we get from municipal, provincial, and federal programs, as well as from large corporations. We don’t have a large population to warrant huge rec grants and we don’t have the likes of Walmart or Canadian Tire doing large corporate sponsorships. We depend almost entirely on the generosity of our community members and our small businesses. For years these small businesses have kept communities like ours running through hard work, tenacity, and generosity. Now, despite an amazing dedication to public safety, they are closed or operating in manners in which they are probably losing money. In a community like ours, buildings like Arenas and Curling rinks scrape by, usually losing money every year. As a community people pull together and make it work. Whether it is donations, work bees, coaching, reffing, or just buying a burger from the volunteer run booth on Saturday mornings, we do what needs to be done. Where I become lost and confused is when I look on the news or Social Media and see these larger centres. I see people elbow to elbow in West Edmonton Mall. I see Walmart with lines 15 people deep. I see full liquor stores, and all the weed you could ever need. 100’s of people in lines at mountain ski resorts....but our Arena that houses a minor hockey program, a senior team, a couple rec teams, and a skating club can’t be open? In Sept/Oct we were given new strict guidelines and regulations that needed to be followed in order to reopen facilities. We did it with a smile on our faces, just for the opportunity to let our kids play the sport they love. We spent thousands of dollars on signage and sanitation equipment, regulated ice times, extended hours to meet capacity restrictions, and jumped through many other hoops. Most of these things were made possible by the time and donations of community members. I strongly hope that when you reconvene to discuss restrictions, you consider small towns like ours. If buildings like the arena can’t operate this year, if we need to refund money because people can’t use the facilities, if we have to shut the Arena down who is going to be there to help us next year? The small businesses that also aren’t operating? The families who used to work for these businesses? Our government? Issues like these are being overlooked and many communities are being painted with too wide a brush. There is an immeasurable difference between the Irma Arena and any facility in Edmonton or Calgary. The biggest difference right now? It won’t be the small arena getting the government bail outs when this is all over. Mitch MacKay

The Christmas draws were made at the local businesses and here are the winners: KENLAR -Lee Crawford; RURAL LOUNGE-Lorrie Guard; HI-WAY AUTO BODY -Clay Copeland; ATB FINANCIAL - Dixie Fuder; DM THERMAL - Slade Firkus; TIGER CONTRACTING -Gordon Lee; LIKE IT NEVER WAS -Marie Frost; IRMA INSURANCE -Wendy Holt; GLOW HAIR & BODY -Jennifer McMinis; LONG BRANCH -Keetley Gulbraa; IRMA COOP -Stacey Heimdal and Breanne Cantos; CREATIVE KLUTTER -Linda Johnson, Hardisty; IRMA HOME & GA...RDEN -Geraldine Parsons; IRMA LIQUOR -Jeremy Sprake; MEDIAN AUTOMOTIVE - Dale Tomlinson and Wendy Holt; EXCALIBUR ENVIRONMENTAL - Jagger Firkus and Slade Firkus; HOLT TRANSPORT - Denise Holt; HOLT AGRI CARRIERS -Dennis Dalton. Thank you to all the businesses for taking part in the Christmas draws and to everyone who did their part to shop locally. May 2021 be good to you! See more

What a fun draw! Congrats to the winners & Thanks to everyone for their support of the cash raffle!

Country Christmas Raffle!

LIGHTS 2020 IRMA HIT IT OUT OF THE PARK! Great CHRISTMAS spirit in Irma this yearso many lights to chose from Irma truly hit the lights out of the park this year and it was an extremely tough year for judging. We have heard many good reports of many different housesIn a year where we are sometimes struggling to find the bright spots in a day WE FIND THE BRIGHT LIGHTS AT NIGHT IN IRMA!... If we could give out participation awards to everyone we would.but being in Irma means competition. 1st Place for Irma Residence- Claire and Lynn Prior TIE- 2nd Place for Irma Residence- Kelly and Sheldon Short and Linda Erickson and Dave Zarski Honorable Mentions- Candy Cane Lane- East Side Suburbia on 50th Ave, Greens, Darcy and Brandi Tomlinson’s, Paul’s, Roste’s, Kato and Geraldine, and the man falling off the roof at Jeanne’s house 1st Place Irma Business- Irma Lumber 2nd Place Irma Business- Median Automotive 1st Place Irma North- Clara Adamson 2nd Place Irma North- Kirk and Shelley Larson Honorable Mention- Morris and Marie Oracheski and Trudy Challborn and many moreWhat a great representation of Irma Spirit North of town. 1St Place Irma South- Lyle and Deb Oracheski 2nd Place Irma South- Arnold and Faye Lien Honorable Mentions- Ken and Sally Owen, Kent and Pinkie Gulbraa PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR THE COUNTRY CHRISTMAS CASH DRAW HAPPENING AT 10 AM CHRISTMAS MORNING!!!

Featuring: HOLT TRANSPORT INC. and HOLT AGRI CARRIERS INC. Operating since 1982, Holt Transport began as a grain hauling company serving the agricultural industry. Later the name changed to Holt Agri Carriers for the grain, cattle supplement, and fertilizer hauling throughout Alberta. Holt Transport became the gravel crushing and delivery business. Bill & Wendy and Shelly are proud to support events and fundraisers in the community. Be sure to call Shelly or Carla at (780) 754-2194 for your grain or aggregate-hauling needs. Merry Christmas and Happy 2021 from everyone at Holt’s in Irma!

Featuring local business: IRMA HOTEL (780)754-0002. Judy and Charlie Shin have owned the hotel since 2015. Currently the business is closed, but once the provincial restrictions lift, Charlie and Judy welcome you and would appreciate your support. In the meantime, they extend Seasons Greetings and Happy New Year to everyone!

Featuring: GRATTON COULEE AGRI PARTS. If you’re looking for any agricultural equipment parts, you’ve found the right place! Located 2 miles south of Irma and 1 mile east, GRATTON COULEE is the farm tractor and combine parts specialist. They have been in the salvage and aftermarket parts business since 1988. To date, they have salvaged over 3000 combines, tractors, swathers, and forage harvesters, and have over 70 acres of equipment which they are actively parting. GRATTON COULEE ships parts worldwide. This is a family-run business that has been built on hard work, friendly service, and straight-forward honesty. It is a solid supporter of fundraisers and community events. The Irma community is very fortunate to have GRATTON COULEE AGRI PARTS located here! Give them a call today at 1-888-327-6767 or locally at 780-754-2303.

Featuring: LONG BRANCH TRADING CO. Not finished your Christmas shopping? Look no further than Long Branch! Margo Long has tons of Canadian gift items including: the famous Life is Better in Irma travel mugs, fudge, Christmas candies, ladies’ clothing, jewelry, bath bombs, upcycled mitts, sanitizers, cheese curds, and the fabulous Macarons created at Viking!! You have to check out Margo’s stock. Shop at home and find amazing gift and stocking items. You can also order take-out from her menu of delicious soups, salads, entrees and amazing desserts!! Call 780-754-3003 to order-you’ll be glad you did. Enter her door prize draw, too! Margo’s will be open on Sat. Dec.19 and Monday through to 4:00 on Christmas Eve!

Featured business: Suffering from an injury, aches, or pains? Call ACTIVE EDGE PHYSICAL THERAPY, owned and operated by Dr. Je-Anne Prosser, Physical Therapist. This business joined the Irma community in 2010 and provides musculoskeletal rehabilitation including manual therapy/joint manipulation, dry-needling & shockwave, treatment for concussions & vertigo, and custom orthotics. Call Je-Anne today at (780) 806-8186. We are pleased that Je-Anne chose to set up business in our Irma community. Congratulations to ACTIVE EDGE on 10 years! Located in the Irma Business Center.

Business Feature: On the run and need a quick bite to eat? Stop in at the very clean VILLAGE DINER & C-STORE. Owned and operated by Daniel and Lois Lee, the Irma C-Store has what you need. Open 7 days a week from 6:00 am -9:30 pm (weekdays) or 7:00-9:00 pm (weekends), Lois and Dan will serve you a hot coffee, muffin, sandwich, or hot food to go. Try their full menu including Teriyaki Chicken, Rice and Vegetables for take-out! They even sell fireworks! Call them at 780-438-3768 - they look forward to seeing you!

Featuring: IRMA INSURANCE SERVICES. This family-owned and operated company is proud to sponsor community events and fundraisers. They offer a full range of insurance products: Automotive, Property, Farm, Commercial, Recreational Vehicles, and Travel. At Irma Insurance Services, their policy holders always come first! Contact Kevin, Amber, Ty, Erin, or Shyla at 780-754-2121 for a quote today! Happy Holidays!

Santa Claus is coming to town on Sat. Dec 12. He will cruise around, tossing candy bags to kids 1:00 -3:00 Merry Christmas!Santa Claus is coming to town on Sat. Dec 12. He will cruise around, tossing candy bags to kids 1:00 -3:00 Merry Christmas!

Many thanks for the donations so the Man in Red can toss candy bags today. Thank you to IRMA COOP for the oranges, IRMA ELKS and HOLT TRANSPORT for the candy. A huge thank you to ROBERT WARD for lending his quad to Santa so he can cruise around town from 1:00-3:00! Merry Christmas!

Featuring: TIGER CONTRACTING serves the oilfield and agricultural sectors with their Oilfield Steamer trucks, Vac trucks, and Hydrovac trailer. TIGER CONTRACTING is a strong supporter of the Irma community. For your vac needs, call Lee Larson (780-336-5495), Stacy Larson (780-336-5196), or Tracy Larson at the office in the Irma Business Center (780-336-5197). Stop in and enter their Christmas draw which is located at the ATB!

Featuring: Just off Highway 14 east of Main Street you’ll find IRMA MOTEL and IRMA LIQUOR (780-754-3900). Owners Vikram and Suman Bagga will help you find the beverages you’re looking for. Stop in, support a local business, and enter their Christmas door prize draw!

Featuring: Small business LIKE IT NEVER WAS (587-281-3025). Diane and Richard welcome you to check out their shop on Main Street. Whether you are looking for a unique antique, or one-of-a-kind decor, this is the place! They have refurbished and up-cycled lamps, furniture as well as a Project Room downstairs where there is furniture that needs refinishing and TLC! Possibly a winter project waiting for you. Stop in and enter your name in the Christmas door prize draw.

Featuring: Local small businesses: PEGGY’S SEWING - Peggy Oracheski (780-806-8268) and TACKY T’s - Marc Taylor (780-842-0110). Located on Main Street, Peggy has a large supply of cloth masks, baby bibs, quilts, pot holders and much more! See Marc for stitching and custom glass ornaments. Lots of stocking ideas here. Stop in and enter the Christmas door prize draw. Merry Christmas!

Featuring: MEDIAN AUTOMOTIVE (780-754-3614). If you need a new set of tires or any light or medium-duty automotive work done, be sure to give MEDIAN a call! Doug and Joanne, Robert, Bren appreciate your support and will help you with your mechanical needs. Gift cards are available, too. Be sure to stop in and enter their Christmas door prize draw!

Featuring small business: RURAL LOUNGE (780-754-2021). Eat in or take out?? Be sure to stop by, enter the Christmas door prize draw, and order some delicious pizza, chicken wings or the daily specials. Owner Vance Fuder appreciates your support - plan to do take out in the upcoming weeks!

Featuring: Ward’s Hi-Way Auto Body & Painting Ltd. (780-754-3868). Whether you have a small dent in your bumper or have just collided with a deer or moose, Ward’s Hi-Way Auto Body can help you out! Owners Robert and Kathryn Ward hire local people. Started by Robert’s dad, Lawrence Ward, in 1977 Hi-Way Auto Body is respected by the community, automotive dealerships, and insurance companies. They provide full autobody services, new windshields, automotive accessories, and gift cards. This a perfect place to shop for the teenager on your Christmas list!

Featuring: Local businesses EDGES NAIL SALON (Wendy Degenstein) and WHIPLASHED BEAUTY BAR (Rheann Crawford). You’ll find this cozy salon nestled in the upper level of the Irma Business Center. Wendy and Rheann offer a full line of esthetic services and have very flexible hours! Lots of Christmas shopping ideas here - beauty products, Milk House candles, and gift certificates! Support locally and call Wendy at 780-842-8531 or Rheann at 780-842-8961.

Featuring: IRMA CO-OP (780-754-3654) has been serving our community since 1944! It’s so much more than a grocery store -there’s an extensive hardware, paint, toys, office supplies, housewares, gift cards, and a seasonal department, and the Co-op gas bar. If you can’t find it, store manager Leah Larson and her friendly staff will order it in for you. They can help you with phone-in orders as well as custom orders for appliances, feed, small farm equipment, and bulk fuel. The Irma Co-op takes pride in giving back to its community and members as it supports many community events. Remember to shop locally this Christmas!!

Featuring: EVOLUTION WHOLE BODY THERAPY. Having aches and pains? Well, nestled in on the ground level of the Irma Business Center is just the place for a relaxing, soothing massage! Alexa Prior works in Irma and Vermilion and will see you in either town! Gift cards are available for great Christmas gifts too. Alexa posts her openings on her Facebook page. Be sure to call Alexa at 780-806-9462 to book a massage. You’ll be happy you did and you’ll be supporting a local small business!

Looking for a welcoming and relaxing place to get your hair cut and foils done? You’ll find this and so much more at GLOW HAIR & BODY in Irma. Owner Kim Holt and her friendly staff greet you with a smile, offering a hot drink and a soothing head and hand massage. GLOW is a solid supporter of community events and fundraisers, and offers many gift ideas including hair products, accessories, and gift certificates for Christmas. Great stocking stuffers here! Excellent hair care for the whole family-call for an appointment at GLOW (780) 754-3636 today!

FEATURED- Located in the Industrial side of Irma, SUNHAVEN FARMS MILLING Supplying our local pork farms will all feed needs, they buy feed wheat, barley, peas and other grains for their rations: Call TED at (780) 754-2708

FEATURED- Established by an Irma family, with a small town feel and a business-like atmosphere. You can't miss the KENLAR shop just west of Irma. THEY DO EVERYTHING! Oilfield insulation and commercial building projects, including pipe and tank insulation, scaffolding, shop/offices, concrete foundations and flatwork and more. They are also HUGE supporters of organizations in IRMA and surrounding areas and they HIRE local. Give Ken a call at (780) 754-2262

FEATURED- When you just cross the tracks south...Stop by and visit Richard and the gang at NUTRIEN AG SOLUTIONS! A staple AG retail business for many years in Irma. All your AG INPUT needs. DID YOU KNOW you can get oil and lubricants there as well? Coffee is always on... This is a great time to early book seed fertilizer and crop protection products before the end of the year! Call Richard at (780) 754-4040

FEATURING: A hidden gem for the agriculture, oilfield and rural community of Irma! HIGH ROLLER WELDING is across from the Co-op Cardlock and Ian will FABRICATE, WELD and REPAIR anything you may need. HE ALSO GOES MOBILE! Stop by for coffee at the shop or give him a call... (780) 842-0767

Featuring: ATB FINANCIAL 780-754-3607. Shelly is here to help you with personalized banking services 5 days a week and through noon hour in the Irma Business Center. Be sure to stop in and enter her Christmas door prize draw!

Featuring: Irma Home and Garden (780)754-3642. Ron keeps a fantastic supply of seasonal decorating items for your home and yard. Be sure to check out his back display room for great gift ideas. He also sells cattle salt and mineral and is the bottle depot agent. Stop in for a peek today!

Featuring local small business: CREATIVE KLUTTER (780)754-2227. Betty has everything you need for all your quilting or sewing needs plus great gift items! Gift cards available, new collection from Norcott and Young Living Essential Oils. Check out this local gem of a shop! Open 6 days a week.

For Christmas, check out our local stores and home-based businesses.

This year try to support our local businesses!

Santa Day - 2020 Style!

SANTA DAY (down-sized for COVID reasons) is on Sat. Dec.12. Welcome-A-Vendor will take place in downtown shops to promote shopping locally. Participating stores will host a local vendor selling products. Enter your name in businesses and stores to win a door prize! And Santa will be on the move around town, stopping to say Merry Christmas, and tossing candy bags to kids! Stay tuned for more details and be sure to buy a ticket on the Country Christmas Cash Raffle from an Ag. Society member!

Well it that time of year... Christmas is coming! Why not wake up Christmas morning to an Irma Ag Society COUNTRY CHRISTMAS CASH raffle ticket and win $3500!!! Maybe ask Santa for a ticket? And pull one out of your stocking! Santa's little elves will be drawing the lucky tickets at 10 AM Christmas morning and posting it on this Facebook Page! Boy oh boy I sure wish I could get an IAS COUNTRY CHRISTMAS CASH raffle ticket this year! Hint Hint!... You can respond to this post and we will DM you back OR find a IAS member as well. ONLY 200 PRINTED SO GET THEM NOW! Wendy Holt Joe Holt Kent Erickson Bill Oracheski Darcy Gulbraa Mitch Mackay Dave Green Sheldon Archibald Shannon Archibald Brent Fischer Michelle Larson Brian Burr and more...

Before and After pictures of the storage shed by the Irma Curling Club and Ag. Hall. The boards and tin were purchased by the Irma Ag. Society and the Irma Men’s Club did the carpentry work. Thank you very much for the teamwork!

Huge thank you to the Men’s Club of Irma for volunteering their time on a cool windy Sunday to put a face lift on the small shed beside the curling rink...

IRMA DAZE POSTPONED TO 2021 As you all are aware, the world is going through some unprecedented times. Alberta's rules of limiting social gatherings through to the fall of 2020 has made us make the difficult decision to cancel Irma Daze and all festivities around it for the 2020 August Long Weekend... BUT WE WILL BE BACK for the SUMMER OF 2021.. So take the summer, support your community the way you can...shop local...expand your creativity and order via text or phone...make ...a few more phone calls and chat with friends...spend the time with family...but most importantly be safe and reflect on the little things... Irma Ag Society See more

Thank you to all of the health care workers, emergency services and essential businesses such as grocery stores, pharmacies and transportation. Thank you to bus...iness owners that have had to close in order to protect the public. Thank you to everyone who is self-isolating and social distancing. Thank you, thank you, thank you! We appreciate everything you are all doing to protect our community and Prevent the Spread of COVID-19 See more

Practice social distancing Social distancing involves taking steps to limit the number of people you come into close contact with. It can help you reduce the ri...sk of getting sick. This is not the same as self-isolation. You do not need to remain indoors, but you do need to avoid being in close contact with people. Please practice social distancing to help protect yourself and limit the spread of COVID-19. For more information, visit alberta.ca/covid19

Due to the cancellations of hockey seasons, tournaments, figure skating and the rapidly changing public environment, the Irma Arena Board has closed the Public Arena. If you have any questions or concerns please contact me. Kent Erickson Arena Board... 780.842.8490 See more

Be sure to stop in at the Minor Hockey Pancake Breakfast at the Arena on Saturday, Dec. 7. Kicking off Irma Santa Day!

Get your name in the draws!

Check out the free draws in these local businesses before the Irma Santa Day weekend!

Looks like great weather for Santa Day this weekend!

Hoping for great weather this weekend for Santa Day!

Irma Santa Day is Sat. Dec. 7. Local businesses are setting up door prize draws with great prizes! Be sure to stop in and say Hi, enter the draw, and support the local shops, offices, and the school which support our community all throughout the year. The draws will be made on Dec. 7. A list of participating businesses will be posted soon. Shop locally!

Fantastic news! The missing quilt has found its way home!

****UPDATE**** Good news! Quilt has been returned to its owners via mail! Can’t thank everyone enough for all of their help at getting the word out about this quilt. CASH REWARD OFFERED: for the safe return of a king-size, hand-stitched Navajo print quilt stolen from the Irma Fair exhibits in the late hours of Fri. Aug. 2 or early Sat. Aug.3 at Irma, Alberta. ... If you have any information that helps the Irma Ag. Society retrieve this quilt, please text or call 780-209-0212. This family gift has deep sentimental value and needs to be returned to the rightful owner. Thank you. See more

The missing quilt is made from this Navajo print fabric. Thank you for your concern and we’re hoping it gets returned ASAP.

EXHIBIT STOLEN FROM THE IRMA FAIR: Someone was in the Irma Arena late Friday evening, Aug. 2 and took a large Aztec print quilt in teal/dark green and rust/brown tones. This is a family gift that has deep sentimental value. It’s very important that it be returned to the rightful owners. SOMEONE KNOWS ABOUT THIS!! Please text (780)209-0212 and let us know where the quilt can be picked up -No Questions Asked. Please SHARE this message so the family keepsake can be returned to the owner. Thank you.

Saturday was a great day at Irma Days -a little breezy but no mosquitoes. The Kids’ Zone was a huge hit -the Body Bling Art station, the petting zoo, & the bouncy houses. The inflatable jousting station was fun for all ages! Thanks to all the parents who helped with the petting zoo and the Village Diner for the freezies and refreshments!

Irma Days is here! After the pancake breakfast & parade today, bring the kids to the Kids’ Zone at ball diamond #1. John Kim of the Village Diner has kindly stepped up to sponsor some activities with pop, freezies, water and $1000.00 !! Remember to stop in there and thank him for his generous support!! Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Kim!

Enter the Irma Fair and make some easy $$! Venue for 2019 is the Irma Arena.

Irma Days is just around the corner! Enter the parade, the Irma Fair, Ranchers’ Rodeo, Kids’ Rodeo. Kids’ Zone fun activities, too! Sat., August 3 & 4. Check out the Irma Summerspiel fun!

For the rest of July- Friday 6-8 free ice and shinny. Sunday 6-8 free ice and shinny... This ice is donated by Gratton Coulee Agri Parts and the Irma MHA....

School is OUT!!! Why not dust the skates of for free skate and shinny on the first day off! Friday June 28th- Sponsored by IRMA MINOR HOCKEY... 6-7 PM- free skate- no pucks or sticks 7-8 PM- Shinny- Skate at own Risk. Helmets required. Irma Arena Board

Well...the ice is in the Arena for July of 2019!!! We have a busy schedule of Elite hockey, PEP as well as the 2nd Annual Rec Hockey League... We will also be having free skating as well as shinny throughout the summer. Stay tuned to this Page for updated times and events.

The August long weekend isn’t that far away! Summerspiel and Irma Days is fun for everyone. The Irma Fair will be held at the Arena this year with good prize money. There are categories for people of all ages, so consider entering items in the annual fair.

Huge thank-you to the Men’s Club of Irma, the Irma Fire Department and some of the Irma Minor Hockey for helping out last night to clean the ice surface for summer use...roller derby starts next week and a dodgeball tourney at the end of the month!!! #takeavillage Irma Arena Board

The hockey season has finished for another winter. The Irma Ag. Society congratulates the Irma Midget Girls’ team on winning their league championship and Silver at the Provincials hosted here and in Viking. Congrats also to the Irma Aces Men’s team on winning their league championship over Hughenden. Well done teams and coaches! The Zamboni is a vital piece of equipment at the arena. We are grateful for the support of the silent auction at the Ag Society Harvest Gala before Christmas. Michelle Larson, treasurer, presents a cheque for $7650.99 from the silent auction proceeds to Kent Erickson of the Arena Board. This amount helps to offset some of the Zamboni repairs. Thanks again.

Irma Ag Society would like to acknowledge community members who decorated their homes or businesses for Christmas. North of Highway 14 winners are: Randy & Rhonda Graham; Ross & Courtney Herzog; Donna Lingley. South of Highway 14: Arnold & Faye Lien; Lyle & Deb Oracheski; Rick & Tammi Glover. Village residential: Darcy & Brandi Tomlinson; Linda Erickson & Dave Zarski; Kelly & Tammy Pauls. Village businesses: Encompass Credit Union; Irma Garden Decor. Well done everyone!

The Irma Ag Society coordinates Irma Santa Day on Sat Dec. 8. Thanks to all the sponsors and people who help at this fun day. Irma Minor Hockey will host a Pancake Breakfast from 8:30-10:30 to kick off the day!

Well it’s Gala week! We have numerous auction items starting to build up, canola seed, homemade art work, items from, Nutrien Ag, P and H (hopefully some pancake mix) I even heard some rumbling of 100 straw bales!!! There is some tickets still available...I hear the band has been practicing all week!

IRMA SANTA DAY -Sat. Dec. 8 Turkey Shoot @ Firehall 11:00-4:00 Hot chocolate & Hot dogs @ Firehall Christmas Market @ Kaye’s Computers & Drop-In Center 10:00-3:00 Hot Food! Luncheon @ Drop-in 11:00-1:30... Sleigh rides around town Kids’ Movie @ Elks Hall 12:30 Santa arrives @ Elks Hall 2:00 - take a pic with Santa & get a candy bag! Minor Hockey Games all day Hot Food! at Long Branch Check out the in-store specials! ACES hockey game @ 8:30 Come enjoy IRMA SANTA DAY on Dec.8! Watch for posters with names of all sponsors. Thank you for your continued support! Irma Ag Society See more