Little Bo-Peep Shelby has lost her sheep, so she tried to herd two-month-old “bottle baby” Survivor down Main Street during the Pioneer Days parade on Saturday. /JESSICA ARNOLDTom and Shelly Ryan are joined with others dressed as State Troopers bringing up the end of the parade on Saturday. /JESSICA ARNOLDThomas concentrated hard as he tried to hammer in two large nails during the kids logger sports competition. /ANDREA ARNOLDThe kids were all smiles as they hopped their way across the finish line. /ANDREA ARNOLDIsabelle was a sure shot in the axe throw during the kids edition of logger sports. All of her throws landed points and she walked away the champion. /ANDREA ARNOLDThe rock paper scissors competition brought in a large adult crowd for a late night of cheering and visiting. Trisita Barnett and Joy Flemke were among the many competitors trying their hand at the game of chance. /ANDREA ARNOLDFather and son, Nate and Paul Siegers set the saw in preparation to work together sawing a cookie off the end of a log. /ANDREA ARNOLDBella readies herself at the plate, waiting for the pitch. /ANDREA ARNOLDTress Cole (left) and Isabel Janzen (right) go head to head in the strong man competition. Cole usually excels in the logger sports but had to reel in her competitive nature as she is recovering from shoulder surgery. Competitor Janzen is in her third trimester, but did not let that hold her back as she walked away with the Lady Logger of the year award. /JESSICA ARNOLDThe kids dug in hard during the tug of war competition. /ANDREA ARNOLDIsabella admires her new unicorn tattoo. She even got a little bit of glitter dust to go along with the shiny new ink. /ANDREA ARNOLDThe McBride District Volunteer Fire Department hosted water soccer for the kids on Sunday afternoon. Although there was a cool wind blowing, the kids played hard and came away dripping wet and smiling. /ANDREA ARNOLDMorgan Green was one of the many women participating in the Logger Sport skills competition. This year, there were only three categories, axe throwing, crosscut saw and strongman/woman competition. /ANDREA ARNOLDJason Wiltsie was among many entered in the Horseshoes tournament held throughout the weekend. /ANDREA ARNOLD The Bill Clark Memorial Ball Park is a hub of activity during Pioneer Days. Clarks daughters, Christa Barnes, Sheila Basran and Jodi Littlechild, all volunteers with the Royal Purple, took a moment to appreciate the recently renovated park and newly hung sign honouring their late father. /ANDREA ARNOLD(left-right) Lloyd Jeck – class of 1948, Ray Long – class of 1950 and Fred Leake – class of 1953 were the oldest graduates of McBride Secondary School attending the reunion held in conjunction with Pioneer Days. An evening of food, visiting and memories was held for graduates from 1948-1994 before the doors opened for a dance. /ANDREA ARNOLDJosie uses her body to cushion a water balloon, preventing it from breaking. She and her partner continued to pass the balloon until it popped, splattering water everywhere. /ANDREA ARNOLDIssac, Keller and Jasper try to solve the puzzles that will lead them to a four digit passcode during the Friday night’s Escape Room. /ANDREA ARNOLDWes Phillips and Walker Taphorn battle in the strongman competition. /ANDREA ARNOLDWater Soccer /ANDREA ARNOLDReliving childhood some adults jumped in for a round of tug-of-war. /ANDREA ARNOLDTow Mater joined the parade. /ANDREA ARNOLDMcBride Figure Skating Club. /JESSICA ARNOLDTrask family farm and friends. /JESSICA ARNOLDShayne McCrea takes his best shot. /ANDREA ARNOLDElizabeth Trask and Amber Ford had the fastest cross cut time with just over 17 seconds. /ANDREA ARNOLDPost parade lemonade hosted by Eli and Emily. /ANDREA ARNOLDKarli Daburger was sucessful in her attempts to beat out her brother in the axe throw. /ANDREA ARNOLDJeff McNaughton takes a swing. /ANDREA ARNOLDJeremiah competed in all three categories and earned top Male logger of the year. /ANDREA ARNOLDJan Bratton got her dad’s old car running for the parade. /ANDREA ARNOLDBella and Jayde were the youngest ladies to participate in the logger sports. /ANDREA ARNOLDGlen Frear’s Dad’s old car was up for the challenge of the parade this year. /ANDREA ARNOLDA bright reminder to follow the directions on traffic signs. /ANDREAWes and Tanya Phillips ran the logger sports events with the quiet support of their mom, Melva. /ANDREA ARNOLDBuddy Cardinal shows how calm can speak through an animal’s anxiety during Cowboy Church. /ANDREA ARNOLDBrienne sits still as Misha creates art. /ANDREA ARNOLDBrynne Esser and Bailey Gabert test out their muscles in the strong woman matchup. /ANDREA ARNOLDThe biker boys are back. /ANDREA ARNOLDThe Class of 1990. The first class to graduate in the new highschool. /ANDREA ARNOLD
