The Business Trophy went to Mason Dedman and Ollie Wilding of Little Current’s Borderline.
Boys will forever be boys. Brothers Eddie and Ellwood Sagle have a go, with Eddie clearly in the lead.
Liam Phillips from Sudbury came in first place, Frederic Walters, from Sudbury was second and Jacob Peltier of Little Current was third and Renley Pyette of Litte Current fourth in the soapbox races.
Ward Campbell of Honora, proudly shows off his 1969 Camero RS Z28 Restomod.
The female Haw Run 5k winners were, from left, Shannon McGale in second, Ava Corbiere and 3rd place Caroline Black
Yoga on the Docks was a great way to start the day, or afternoon depending on the day.
Blake St. Jacques, ‘Frenchie’ and Doug Clarke were cooking up a storm for the Little Current Royal Canadian Legion barbecue.
The annual fireworks display packed the waterfront as the sounds of ooos and aww’s almost drowned out the launches.
Tom Hardy and Clint Hurd took top honours in the Huron Bass Tourney, taking home a cool $16,000 prize for their 50lb, 42 ounce haul.
Second place in the Huron Bass Tour went ot Corey and Chris who hauled in $7,000 for their 49.44 lb. catch.
Winners in 10k Men’s Open were from left, Allen Wilken came second, Aurel Fox-Ricollet in first place and Christian Kaiser-Fox in third place.
Linda Bowerman can always be counted on to meet the theme.
What’s a parade without horses?
Or without the Shriners for that matter!
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