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Group photograph showing members of a Langley ringette team, possibly in the petite division, wearing their uniforms and equipment and holding trophies. There are three coaches in the back row, the one on the left is Yvonne Devuyst (Johnson).

The…

Minutes for the Port Coquitlam Ringette Association, recorded and compiled by Beverley (Bev) Felske, first President and co-founder of the Poco Ringette Association.

The file contains 18 sheets of paper with both hand written and typed minutes.…

Printed newsletter of the BC Ringette Association called "Blue Line News", published in August, 1980. The newsletter is a "Special Ringette Edition" and consists of a newsprint sheet folded in half and printed on all sides.

The newsletter…

The game scoresheet is entitled: "British Columbia Ringette Association Official Game Report" and records the game results between the teams Royal Purple and Tidal Towing (both of Port Coquitlam) in the petite division.

Tidal Towing won the match…

The photograph shows four ringette players, possibly from the bunnies or petite (7-12) age divisions during a ringette game on ice. One player in a red and black uniform has the ring and is approaching the side of the net while her team mate waits…

Black and white photographic print showing four young unidentified ringette players. Two older players are wearing their uniform jackets, one has a "C" on hers, and two younger players are wearing their uniform jackets. The photograph is taken from…

Program for the British Columbia Ringette Association's First Annual Tournament held in Port Coquitlam in 1976. The annual tournament is the first provincial championships in the province. The program is printed on green coloured copy paper, folded…

File contains 8 receipts from the Port Coquitlam (Poco) ringette association dated February - April, 1978.

The hand written receipts are stamped with the business names. Five are for E.G.S. Sports, one is for Wm. Simpson Jewellery, and two do not…

Newspaper clipping with title reading "Ringettes Take off for Edmonton" printed in an unknown newspaper, possibly the Langley Advance, no date.

The article is explaining that local players from the petite, tween, junior belles and belles…