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Article published in Langley Advance newspaper on December 4, 1985 is titled: "Weekend ringette action took wins." The article is a recap of ringette games played by the local ringette associations - Langley and Aldergrove.

The article includes a…

Black and white photograph showing the Vanderhoof ringette team with its mascot, a stuffed Canada goose, sitting at centre ice of an arena in Prince George.

Photograph shows an unidentified young player holding a U12 C division ringette trophy inside of an arena. They are wearing a blue hat and a blue jacket.

On the back of the photograph is written: "I took this photo at the provincials last April.…

Langley Advance newspaper article written by Rick Rake published on December 10, 1980 entitled: "True grit." The article is the reporter's conversation with a ringette player about covering ringette in the newspaper.

The report explains that they…

Clipping from the Aldergrove Star newspaper entitled "Tried the ice yet?" published on December 24, 1973.

The article speaks of the opening day of the new Aldergrove skating rink and its owner Jack Loeppky. The paper reports that the ice was…

Colour group portrait showing members of the Prince George belle team. The athletes are wearing matching dark green, white and gold jerseys. The team is called "The Eagles" according to the sign. A coach is wearing a yellow hat and a red jacket.

Group photograph of the Langley Ringette Association Jr. Belle B team, 1985-86. The team is wearing black, red, and white jerseys with a crest in the centre reading "Sabre Industrial Supplies." There is a coach in the centre wearing a red track suit.…

Group photograph of the Langley Big 'O Belle A team during the 1983-84 ringette season. The team is wearing matching black, red, and white uniforms consisting of a zipped jacket and pants.

The photograph is courtesy of Dawn Fisher.

Colour group portrait from 1983-84 of a Prince George petite team sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. The ten athletes are wearing matching red and white jerseys with a crest on the front. There are two coaches.

Colour photograph of the Petite A ringette team from Port Coquitlam Ringette Association called the "Concord Office Products." Some players have been identified:

The coaches are Stacey Fulton, Leslie Fulton, and Rick Williams.

Bottom row,…