Skip to content

SLIDESHOW: Day two of the Williams Lake Harvest Fair, in photos

The final day of the Harvest Fair is in the books

The rain held off Sunday afternoon for the majority of the festivities to go off without a hitch at the Williams Lake Stampede Grounds to put a close on this year’s annual Harvest Fair.

And after hundreds of entries in multiple categories were judged - in multiple disciplines, crafts, hobbies and age groups - three were presented high point awards on the main stage Sunday afternoon.

In the children - pre-junior division it was Kade Ryan bringing home the high point prize. His older brother, Aidan, won the children - junior category.

And in the high point, overall aggregate it was perennial winner Mary Telfer again bringing home this year’s prestigious trophy.

Other events held throughout the day included a gymkhana at the outdoor Trail Riders Arena, dog obedience in the Stampede infield and a Pet Parade held on the main stage by the curling rink, to name a few.

For more on the Harvest Fair check out this week’s Tribune, and online at www.wltribune.com.



sports@wltribune.com

Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter



Greg Sabatino

About the Author: Greg Sabatino

Greg Sabatino graduated from Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops with a Bachelor of Journalism degree in 2008.
Read more