WAVERLEY: The history of Waverley was recognized and celebrated during the 50th anniversary of Waverley Gold Rush Days.
From chicken burgers, to a parade, the fun fair, touch a truck, fun on the Village Green and a concert featuring Signal Hill, and much more there was lots to do at this year’s event, held Sept. 9-13.
Video story sponsored by Waverley Animal Hospital
Video by Matt Dagley
Lots of people flocked to check out the fire truck at the Touch A Truck event following the parade at Doug Clarke’s Autobody in Waverley. (Dagley Media photo)
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Waverley Animal Hospital’s float in the parade. (Dagley Media photo)
Ashley Stobo, and daughter, are interviewed by Pat about Gold Rush Days. (Dagley Media photo)
Chicken burgers at the Heritage Museum. (Dagley Media photo)
The Village Green was packed with people for the games, bouncy castles and more. (Dagley Media photo)
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Cheema athletes in the parade. (Dagley Media photo)
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The RCMP cruisers were popular with the kids. (Dagley Media photo)
The crew was kept busy making chickenburgers at the Heritage Museum. (Dagley Media photo)
