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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 16:59 |
Four girls from Cypress County will be participating in a provincial ringette tournament later this month as the Berger's Plumbing and Heating Fusion will host the U-12 tourney at the Kinplex in Medicine Hat on March 26-28.
Dana Blasetti, along with twins, Abby and Toby Drozdz will be competing for the host team and Erica Brost, also from Cypress County will be competing in the tournament for the Medicine Hat Dione Todd Re/Max Realty team.
Eight teams representing the different zones in the province will be attending.
"There are nine zones, but one team has expressed that they will probably not be coming. We will get to play northern teams that we do not normally get to play through the season," said Paul Blasetti.
The team will be hosting the U-12 provincial tournament on March 26-28 at the Kinplex in Medicine Hat.
A special opening ceremony to welcome all the players will take place at the Medicine Hat College on the Friday evening.
"We will be putting on an air band presentation and each team will perform a song," he said.
The opening ceremony commences at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, March 26 at the Medicine Hat College theatre.
The tournament is free to the public and Blasetti encourages people to come out and support the local girls and learn more about the sport of ringette.
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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 16:56 |
Residents interested in aiding the fight against prostrate cancer and who happen to like to bowl can get a little exercise and aid the cause on March 27 by joining in the Ride for Dad Fundraising Tournament on March 27 at the Bow Island Bowling club.
Put together a four person team and $60 will get you in the tournament where there will be door prizes, snacks and a 50/50 draw. All proceeds will go towards ending prostrate cancer.
The tournament begins at 2 p.m. and everyone is welcome.
To book your team call 403-545-2445 or 403-545-9816. |
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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 16:54 |
Anyone suffering from ‘Olympic withdrawal’ need look no further than Bow Island during the March 25 weekend when the pee wees host their provincial hockey tournament, giving locals a chance to enjoy great hockey and cheer on the Rebels.
Eight hockey teams will meet in Bow Island March 25 - 28, each vying to win the provincial championship during the 2010 Investors Group Pee Wee D Hockey Alberta Provincials, hosted locally this year.
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Thursday, 04 March 2010 18:07 |
Southeast Alberta Rdiers will be holding their annual spring poker run on May 1 to help raise money for less fortunate.
The group, with about 17 current members, holds bike rallies and poker runs throughout the year as a way to give back to the community and to address the misconception often held about motorcycle enthusiasts.
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Thursday, 04 March 2010 18:06 |
The Municipal Sustainability Initiative funding grants for the County of Forty Mile, the Village of Foremost and the Town of Bow Island have been announced and on the surface the amounts these municipalities are going to receive look promising.
The County of Forty Mile has been approved for $1,847,921. Last year it received $965,719.
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