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.
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