Kayaking News March 2008

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FRIDAY, 28 MARCH 2008
	Climbing Film Makes it to Paddling Film Festival
	Amateur filmmaker Isaiah Walters sent his entry to the 2008 Reel Paddling Film Festival. Dubbed as the “New Horizons the Uncharted Territory", the Owen Sound filmmaker’s creation will be shown along with six award-winning paddling films at The Roxy in Owen Sound. This is also his first entry in the said festival. “It’s actually a climbing film,” Walters clarifies in a statement. He and Austria Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 26 MARCH 2008
	Learn Kayaking, Herb Gardening at LCSC
	This summer, Lewis-Clark State College's Continuing Education & Community Events (CECE) offers a new and better way of spending the vacation. Aside from classes on making spring and summer salads and planning a medicinal herb garden, LCSC includes whitewater kayaking on its list of activities. An introduction to Whitewater Kayaking will be held on April 2 from 6 to10:30pm. The class will Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 25 MARCH 2008
	Carl Junction Firefighter Drowns in Kayak Accident
	Firefighter Marion Cox, Jr. of the Carl Junction Fire District drowned while on a kayaking trip last Saturday. He was found trapped in a submerged kayak at the Center Creek at Joplin Street, just south of Carl Junction. The victim was rushed to the Freeman Hospital in Joplin. According to reports, 51-year old Cox went kayaking with his son. The Carl Junction Fire District found the victim Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 19 MARCH 2008
	Open Day Held, Kayak Club Launched in Weymouth
	Over 200 youngsters in Weymouth just got adventurous! In celebration of Weymouth Outdoor Education Centre’s (WOEC) 44th anniversary, an Open Day was organized, providing activities to the local community. It was also during this event that the Knightsdale Road Centre launched their new Saturday morning kayaking club for the children. The kayak club has been supported by Awards for All and Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 18 MARCH 2008
	Uttarakhand's Rafting & Kayaking Event Wraps Up
	The enthusiasts from Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Chandigarh, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Delhi took part in the third all-Indian kayaking and white water rafting competition at Shivpuri, Uttarakhand, India. The three-day event ran from March 15-17. Similar to other international competitions, the participants were categorized from one to five based on the ‘danger level’ of t Read Full Story