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2003
T.C.T.E.C.A. National Championships - Awards Presentations |
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1st Place - Hal
Smith Trophy Presentation - New Brunswick
(New Brunswick's first National Championship first place win since joining the T.C.T.E.C.A. in 1986). |
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L-R: Valerie Laing (T.C.T.E.C.A. President), Warren
Reimer (2003 Host Chairperson), Gary Mitchel (Skip),
Dan Philip (Third), Andrew Buckle (Second), Dale
Parkhill (Lead) |
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2nd Place - British
Columbia |
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Gord Duplisse (Skip), Craig Nixon (Third), Guy Bissonette (Second), Don
Simmons (Lead) |
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3rd
Place - Saskatchewan |
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L-R: Valerie Laing ( T.C.T.E.C.A. President), Bill
Weppler (Skip), Troy Robinson (Third), Stan Rowe (Second), Kelly Klein (Lead)
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Sportsman Award
- 2003 T.C.T.E.C.A. Championships |
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L-R: Don Simmons (British
Columbia), Rob Popien (Northern Ontario), Don McConkey (Northern Ontario),
Peter MacPhee (Nova Scotia), Warren
Reimer (2003 Host Chairperson) |
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Winnipeg Organization Committee |
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2003 Chairperson |
Hospitality |
Finance |
Committee Administrator |
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Warren Reimer |
Bill Johnstone |
Wayne Wilson |
Barb Kauk |
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Accommodations & Banquets |
Ice & Draw |
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Karen Horn |
Randy Duguid |
Mike Mainman |
Kevin Meadows |
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Fund Raising |
Transportation |
Public Relations |
Prizes/Souvenirs |
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Fred Sutton |
Ken Meakin |
Nickie McKim |
Ray Broschuk |
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The
2003 TCTECA Championships logo prominently features "The Golden
Boy". Manitoba’s Golden Boy was placed atop the Provincial
Legislative Building on November 21, 1919 and remains one of Manitoba’s
best-known and most beloved symbols.
In 2002, the
statue was removed, totally refinished, and replaced atop the Legislative
Building. Queen Elizabeth II then officially unveiled it in October
of 2002. The Golden Boy’s sheaf of grain represents the fruits
of labour. The torch he holds high in his right hand calls on the
youth of Manitoba to join in the pursuit of building a more prosperous
future. The Golden Boy faces north, looking toward Manitoba’s
rich natural resources in mining, fishing, forestry and hydroelectricity. |
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