A windy Wild West Daze in Leader

By Joan Janzen

The windy Wild West Daze events kicked off on Friday, June 17, with the Lions club hosting a delicious fish fry. The slow-pitch tournament and redneck games followed, with many enjoying live music, beer gardens and delicacies from the food trucks. Pattison Ag sponsored “Sing 2”, an outdoor movie for the kids.

Breakfast was served bright and early Saturday morning at the Community Centre, followed by the parade, which showcased the community’s Rider Pride. The folks at the Friendship Centre were busy making Grebble (aka elephant ears) for anyone who was hungry.

The slow-pitch tournament continued, and the ball field featured bouncy castles, face painting and tattoos for both kids and adults. The dance at the community centre featured D.J. - Surround Sound Music.

Trinity Lutheran Church hosted an ecumenical service Sunday morning before the antique tractor pull began at the ball diamonds. Spectators enjoyed cheering on the slow-pitch finals throughout the afternoon.

PHOTOS BY JOAN JANZEN

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