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CATOWA PRESIDENT STEPS DOWN
MISSISSAUGA, ON - Feb. 25, 2004
Bill
Scanlan, president of the
Canadian Amateur Tug-of-War Association announced earlier today that he
was stepping down from the position effective immediately. -- READ
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MEDICAL STUDY ON TUG-OF-WAR
COMPLETED
PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA - Mar. 1, 2004
TWIF President Co Koren announced today
that the Institute for Sports Research (I.S.R.) has finalized the medical
study on the tug of war sport.
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2004 PROMISING TO BE A BUSY
YEAR FOR CANADIAN
TEAMS
ARVA, ON - Feb. 29, 2004
With a focus
on the World Outdoor Tug-of-War Championships scheduled for
Rochester, Minnesota in September and a renewed desire to unify
tug-of-war across the country, Canadian teams are facing a very busy
2004 season. -- READ
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CHAMPIONS OF THE PAST - THE
ABBOTSFORD
POLICE
ARVA, ON - Jan. 2, 2004
Little is known about early tug-of-war competitions in
British Columbia but in 1997, I heard about a club in Canada's
most westerly province, that had just taken part in the World Police
and Firefighter's championships in Calgary, Alberta. -- READ
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STRATFORD, ON - Jan. 25, 2004
With the
world famous Shakespearean Festival Theatre in the background,
approximately 1000 local residents gathered on the flats of the Avon
River to celebrate the final day of "Winter-fest 2004". -- READ
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OTOWA
TO DECIDE FATE OF
CO-ED COMPETITIONS IN ONTARIO
ARVA, ON -
Jan. 12, 2004
The 2003 season in Ontario featured three
Co-Ed tug-of-war competitions as the main event. Although not
fully sanctioned by the Ontario Tug-of-War Association, the division
was given the opportunity to demonstrate just how popular it would
be for participants and spectators at a few established venues
during the season. -READ
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TUG-OF-WAR AT GRAND BEND
PART OF 2004 CAN-AM POLICE-
FIRE GAMES
LONDON, ON - Jan. 29, 2004
Excitement is mounting in the city of London and
neighbouring communities in anticipation of a major athletic event
this summer that is expected to bring thousands of participants and
spectators to the region. After being awarded the right to
hold the Can-Am Police-Fire Games, in May of 2001, a
committee of mainly local volunteers, has been working very hard
preparing for the meet scheduled for July 11th to 18th.
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CATOWA NEWSLETTER
This
newsletter is a
publication of the
Canadian
Amateur
Tug-of-War
Association
Bill
Scanlan
President
E-mail
Address:
peeltugofwar@rogers.com
Malcolm Monteith
Editor
Contributions to:
Malcolm
Monteith
P.O. Box 232 Arva,
Ontario, Canada
N0M
1C0
Telephone
& Fax:
(519) 850-1679
E-mail Address: monteim@sentex.net
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