Regatta Highlights A short rain shower did not deter enthusiasm at the Aug 2015 KAPOA regatta! The proliferation of sun tents on the beach meant that most folks were able to grab temporary shelter, before resuming positions on the beach
Thanks to Jolanta and Roman Sakowski! A great time was had by all!
Come and join us on Saturday July 25th for this year’s Poker Run. All the proceeds from this event will go to the St. Francis Valley Healthcare Foundation for the improvement of hospital services and is one way that we, KAPOA members, can contribute to the community.
A big thank you to our hosts Lynne & Duncan MacLean for the 2014 Appetizer Party! [peg-gallery album=”http://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/api/user/113080570952392509661/albumid/6149313524147199537?alt=rss&kind=photo” ] click any picture to view larger version
Regatta Highlights This past July has not been the warmest or calmest on record, and so it was with great relief that Aug 1st finally brought some summer weather to Kamaniskeg Lake. Just in time for the regatta on Aug
Poker Run Highlights Letter of Appreciation by Dave Wilson Submitted to The Valley Gazette for Publication Successful Poker Run Appreciation & Thank You The big winner of the day was the SFMH Foundation with a $9,320.00 contribution towards the lease
You are invited to register and participate in the 2014 Annual Charity Poker Run. All the proceeds from this charity event will go to the St. Francis Memorial Hospital Foundation for instruments and equipment (not otherwise covered by the province)
Regatta Highlights First of all, another great regatta! The weather was chilly, but the rain didn’t last long and the events were exciting as expected! There were a number of exciting canoe outcomes (we’ll be discussing disqualification criteria for next
Hosted by Don Schwieg & Rosalba Morgese
Poker Run Highlights KAPOA and the Valley Gazette joined up to produce the first SFMH Foundation Charity Annual Poker Run. Near the end of July, approximately thirty boats picked up cards from docks ranging from Barry’s Bay, down through Kamaniskeg,
