What a difference a few years can make. Five years ago, Austin Zin and Kyle Jewett had never even set foot on a sailboat. Now, the Stratton teens are busy gearing up for the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet National Regatta, which is slated to take place Aug. 22-26 on Lake […]
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If the success anglers have had during pre-fishing is any indication, it’s going to take a couple of big bags of fish to cop the title at the annual “Castin’ for Cash” bass derby on Lake Despair this weekend, tournament organizer Bill Godin predicted Tuesday. Godin, an avid angler in […]
When you glance over the Winnipeg High School Football League’s 2005 schedule that was released last week, two dates stick out like a vegetarian at a meat-packing conference—Fort Frances vs. Beaver Brae on Sept. 23 and Dryden vs. Fort Frances on Sept. 30. Confused? Well, let’s clarify. The rivalries are […]
Thirty-five hours of instruction attached to a price tag of a mere $140. That amounts to just $4 an hour to learn about the sport of sailing, and Eric Rude says those who attend the youth sailing school slated here next week will get their money’s worth. “They’ll learn about […]
The K of C Knights came oh so close to winning the PeeWee ‘AA’ tournament they hosted last weekend, falling 2-1 to the Dryden Apollos in ‘A’ final Sunday. Dryden netted both its goals in the second period, but the Knights only could manage one in the third by Joe […]
He celebrated by filling his gastrointestinal tract with a ribeye steak (cooked medium, “but not too bloody”) and a baked potato, accompanied by a Caesar salad, before trekking over to a pow-wow at the Nanicost Building on Couchiching. “He” is Sheldon Kelly, who earned the distinction of being Heron Landing […]
Press “rewind” on the tape that is Craig Perry’s life and go all the way back to February of 1983. Perry was coming off a successful three-year tenure as a goalie with the Muskie boys’ hockey team and didn’t want his playing days to end. The University of Manitoba Bisons […]
Nice weather and the first Saturday race of the Rendezvous Yacht Club’s season brougth more sailboats onto the lake last week. In fact, it was the first Wednesday night race for four out of the six captains who participated. And two of those four captured the top places, with Ron […]
He celebrated by filling his gastrointestinal tract with a ribeye steak (cooked medium, “but not too bloody”) and a baked potato, accompanied by a Caesar salad, before trekking over to a pow-wow at the Nanicost Building on Couchiching. “He” is Sheldon Kelly, who earned the distinction of being Heron Landing […]
Press “rewind” on the tape that is Craig Perry’s life and go all the way back to February of 1983. Perry was coming off a successful three-year tenure as a goalie with the Muskie boys’ hockey team and didn’t want his playing days to end. The University of Manitoba Bisons […]
Still trying to figure out what you’re going to be doing this weekend? Well, if you’re a guy and you like to golf, you might want to sign up for the inaugural Men’s Open at the Heron Landing Golf Course at Couchiching. “It’s the first one ever,” club pro Brian […]
After weeks of frowning, Zeus finally decided to smile on the Emo Speedway on Saturday night. And good thing too, because most of the drivers were about to go crazy after having raced only once in the past five weeks. “Let’s go racing,” enthused Ken Perry with a smile. “Let’s […]
