Fun at the harvest fair

Shirley McCleary (left) and Marie King get a kick out of the portraits drawn for them at the Williams Lake Harvest Fair Saturday.

Sep. 10, 2014 7:00 p.m.
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Shirley McCleary (left) and Marie King get a kick out of the portraits drawn for them at the Williams Lake Harvest Fair Saturday by caricaturist Ted Couling of Cloverdale (right) working on their portraits.

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