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A1714 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Allan Levenc Rides On Snowmobile While Carrying The Olympic Torch Through Ste. Anne, Manitoba. 181people Will Carry The Torch Through Manitoba, Of Which, 85 Will Ride Snowmobiles |
Olympics ▪ Snowmobiles |
1988, January 15
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56119 |
A1713 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Dale Marciski, An Environment Canada Weather Services Specialist In Winnipeg, Is One Of 16 Meteorologists Picked To Staff The Olympic Weather Office. Marciski Has Spent The Last Six Months Learning About Calgary'S Weather Patterns |
Olympics ▪ Personalities ▪ Weather |
1988, January 23
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56227 |
A1717 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Dr. Lou Goodwin Takes The Olympic Torch Past Lubicon Protesters At A Downtown Calgary Ceremony. The Lubicons And Their Supporters Had Been Demonstrating At Various Torch Celebrations Across Canada In Aneffort To Publicize Their Demand That The Federal Go," |
Ceremonies ▪ Olympics ▪ Personalities ▪ Protests |
1988, February 14
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56117 |
A1713 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Jack Van Dam Of Josten'S, The Winnipeg Company That Has Manufactured All Of The Medals For The Calgary Winter Olympics, Shows Off Finished Medals Which Are Destined For The Winter Olympic Games Next Month In Calgary. The Cost Of Each Gold Medal Runs At $364 A Piece |
Businesses ▪ Olympics ▪ Personalities |
1988, January 21
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56037 |
A1710 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Larry Vanderhyde Of Josten'S Canada Ltd. Displays The Olympic Medals In Production. Josten'S Was The Official Supplier Of The Olympic Medals |
Businesses ▪ Olympics ▪ Personalities |
1987, November 21
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56228 |
A1717 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Members Of The Canadian Olympic Team Wave To The Crowd As They Enter Mcmahon Stadium In Calgary For The Opening Ceremonies |
Ceremonies ▪ Olympics ▪ Sports |
1988, February 14
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56242 |
A1717 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Olympic Greetings From Calgary To Seoul Wheeled Through Winnipeg, In A Cycling Version Of The Pony Express, Designed To Promote International Goodwill. Seven University Students On A 21 Country Cycling Tour That Began February 28, 1988, Will Deliver A Letter Of Goodwill From Calgary'S Mayor To The Mayor Of Seoul, Site Of The Summer Olympics. |
Bicycles ▪ Cycling ▪ Olympics ▪ Students |
1988, March 11
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56014 |
A1710 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Photo Of The 1920 Olympic Hockey Team, The Winnipeg Falcons, Amateur Champions Of Canada, Winners Of The World’S Hockey Championship Vii Olympiade Antwerp 26th April, 1920. Names On Photo. (See Better Image A0746-22529) |
Hockey ▪ Olympics ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports |
1920
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56147 |
A1714 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Ray Cadieux, Now A Winnipeg Chartered Accountant, Wears His 1968 Olympic Hockey Sweater And Holds His Valuable Bronze Medal Won In The 1968 Games. He Played For The Winnipeg Based National Hockey Team From 1965 To 1969. Photo By Phil Hossack |
Hockey ▪ Olympics ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports |
1988, February 7
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56223 |
A1717 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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River Heights School Choir Students With Music Teacher And Choir Conductor Dorothy Lother (Centre) Are Preparing To Perform At The Winter Olympics. They Were The Only Manitoba School Choir Chosen By The Youth Music Showcase, To Perform At Mount Royal College In Calgary. |
Choirs ▪ Olympics ▪ Personalities ▪ Students |
1988, February 10
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