Square dancing is a great way for young and older people alike to keep fit. Seniors from Williams Lake and around the province converged at Glendale elementary in Williams Lake last weekend for the Stampede Whirlaways annual jamboree. Pictured at left are Mike and Marie Gibbons (far left) of Williams Lake

Square dancing is a great way for young and older people alike to keep fit. Seniors from Williams Lake and around the province converged at Glendale elementary in Williams Lake last weekend for the Stampede Whirlaways annual jamboree. Pictured at left are Mike and Marie Gibbons (far left) of Williams Lake

Square dancing is a great way for young and old alike to keep fit

Seniors from Williams Lake and around the province converged in Williams Lake last weekend for the Stampede Whirlaways annual jamboree.

Square dancing is a great way for young and older people alike to keep fit. Seniors from Williams Lake and around the province converged at Glendale elementary in Williams Lake last weekend for the Stampede Whirlaways annual jamboree. Pictured at left are Mike and Marie Gibbons (far left) of Williams Lake, John Tutte and Del Hustwait from 100 Mile House and Ellen Wiege and partner  George Kroener of Williams Lake.

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