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February 5th, 2012 11 Images
Fifteen year-old Naomi Idler, left, and Kyra Hogan, 14, leaped into the water with a great deal of enthusiasm at the Polar Bear Swim. Kyra even went in a second time to try and find Andy Stefanelli's glasses, which he'd lost in an earlier dip. The event is usually held at the provincial park beach but because the beach was iced in, it was moved to the Christina Lake Living Arts Centre at the mouth of Christina Creek. The three dippers got a free pancake breakfast at the hall. Photo Erin Perkins.
Andy Stefanelli was the first to take the plunge at the annual Polar Bear Swim. Stefanelli had never done it before but said he found it to be
Kira Hanik, 9, got her face painted during the children's activities at Christina Lake Community Hall. Photo Erin Perkins.
Eleven year-old Mackenzie Capnerhurst, left, and her sister Lyndsey, six, put some sparkles and pizazz to make their snowman special at the kids crafting table at Christina Lake Winterfest. Photo Erin Perkins
Dozens of children attended the Winterfest kids carnival activities including the Great Bear Race, shown here. Photo Erin Perkins.
Ralph Ackle keeps his concentration despite Gord Planedin's chuckles during the adult horseshoe competition held in the parking lot at Christina Lake Community Hall. Photo Erin Perkins.
One of the most popular kids games -- at least with the boys -- was Ball Hockey, which they played out behind the Christina Lake Community Hall on Saturday, Feb. 4. Photo Erin Perkins.
It was all in during the Ball Hockey game. The boys were full of team spirit as they raced after the ball for three hours on Saturday morning. Photo Erin Perkins.
A selection of delicious looking pies and chilis lined a table at Christina Lake Community Hall as entries in a pie and chili competition. Photo Erin Perkins.
Vanessa Montagliani of Christina Lake's
Calvin Harshenin of the Boundary Electric team was out on second during a game with the

Sno-much fun was had by all at the annual Christina Lake Winterfest this weekend.

The event ran from Friday, Feb. 3 to Saturday, Feb. 4. and included a wide variety of fantastic family events like the Polar Bear Swim, Sno-Pitch, a movie night, open mic night, children and adult games and great home cooked food.

First place in the Sno-Pitch tournament was Boundary Electric, second went to the Freakin’ Potreakin team and third went to “That Team”. Boundary Electric took home a trophy and beer mugs. Beer mugs also went to the second place team. The Grads of 2012 took home The Most Sportsmanlike Team trophy.

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