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Vegreville Wranglers U7 Teams Host Tournament
The Vegreville Wranglers U7 hockey teams held a joint one-day home tournament on Feb. 25. A total of 10 teams participated in the fun-filled event that also involved several members of the Vegreville Vipers who helped out in a variety of different ways to make the tournament a success. Pictured are members of the U7 Team 1 with members of the Vipers. (Vegreville Minor Hockey Association/Submitted Photo)
The Vegreville Wranglers U7 hockey teams held a joint one-day home tournament on Feb. 25. A total of 10 teams participated in the fun-filled event that also involved several members of the Vegreville Vipers who helped out in a variety of different ways to make the tournament a success. Pictured are members of the U7 Team 2 with members of the Vipers. (Vegreville Minor Hockey Association/Submitted Photo)
Mundare Curling Club Ladies Bonspiel Event Winners
A Event Winners: Skip Carmen Tratch, Kate Sanford-Mitchell, Candel Warshawski and Kathy Dmytriw. Skip Michelle Werbiski, Donna Shulba, Candace Shulba and Tara Malko. Sponsored by Kathy Ilkiw, Imagine Travel. (Mundare Curling Club/Submitted Photo)
B Event Winners: Skip Brittney Lopushinsky, Karli Hominick, Carlin Schieck and Jill Higgins. Skip Deanne Nichol, Cheryl Zacharkiw, Kristen Warawa and Misty Orgrodnick. Sponsored by Jackie Yakubow, Kowal Realty. (Mundare Curling Club/Submitted Photo
Hundreds of Teddy Bears Rain Down on Home Ice
Michelle Pinon News Advertiser
The second annual Teddy Bear Toss was held on March 3 at Wally Fedun Arena in Vegreville.
The event, hosted by the Vegreville Vipers Junior A hockey club, was a huge success. Vipers General Manager Bryan Brown said they had about 400 fans in the stands and they collected 300 teddy bears.
Brown said they received a lot of great comments from the fans and how well the organization runs its events “which makes me proud of the job we do and what we bring to the community.”
All of the teddy bears go to the less fortunate, and are donated to the fire department and first responders to hand out in and around the surrounding communities.