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CANADA
Jwo Beavers from the 1st Sorrento Sockeye Colony enjoyed a colourful Canada day
parade in Blind Bay, BC. Photo: Annette Penner.
Airborne Cub!
Jay Chowhan (Mt. Pleasant, ON) timed this shot perfectly when he captured
this high-flying Cub in the air during a Klondike Days camp.
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Scouting is contentment for these Venturers as
they rest during an early evening hike in Sleeping
Giant Provincial Park. Photographer Garth Holder
(Moncton, NB) found the right angle and moment.
Aboriginally Aware Cubs
Kathy Sorenson's (Viking, AB) Cub pack
spent part of a day making rock paintings
with water-soluble paints. The activity
helped everyone understand Aboriginal
culture a little bit more.
Winner's Circle
Cecil Keeping (Calgary, AB) captured first prize for his
breathtaking shot of Alberta's Kananaskis Country. Cecil will
soon be pitching his new tent in many high-altitude perches.
Annette Penner (Blind Bay, BC) will be able to take just
about everything she needs for a month-long backpacking
trek in the mountains in her new Brownsea pack. She won
second prize. Her warm photo of two Beavers watching a
Canada Day parade captured the hearts of our judges.
Martha Paris (Kaministiquia, ON) won third prize with
her well-balanced photo of six Venturers. (Admire it on our
front cover.) The Venturers were practising teamwork in
Pukaskwa National Park along Lake Superior's rocky shore.
Martha and her company will enjoy some delicious meals
cooked on her new Coleman stove.
"That's a 'Keeper'!"
The Leader will keep all photos (including non-winning
pictures) and use them in other Scouting publications, except
those accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Photographers will receive full credit if their images are used.
Thank you to everyone who contributed a photo. Your
time and effort helped make this our most successful
Leader magazine photography contest ever!
THE LEADER. May 1998 5