On Point! Rachel Candlish, 3, pauses during her trek around the labyrinth to stand on her tippy-toes during the Stettler United Church Spring Fair Saturday. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)
Lisa Joy
News Staff
United Church holds annual event
Holly McKenzie, 6, gets a glitter tattoo from Emma Weboweski during the United Church Spring Fair Saturday. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)Jessica Strome at the United Church Spring Fair May 5. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)Laura Norman and Charlotte Chase sell tickets for food during the United Church Spring Fair May 5. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)A group enjoys socializing and the food during the United Church Spring Fair May 4. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)Andrea Smith is one of the vendors at the United Church’s Spring Fair May 5. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)A group enjoys socializing and the food during the United Church Spring Fair May 4. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)David and Trisha Stadelman, along with their children Jakob, 3, and James, 11 months, set up a booth to sell their Amway products during the United Church Spring Fair May 5. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)Dave Denholm sells his wood work and his wife, Patricia’s, pottery, during the United Church Spring Fair Saturday. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)Shelley Coleman, a consultant for thirty-one, from Erskine participates in Stettler United Church Annual Spring Fair May 5. (Lisa Joy/Black Press)
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