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Youth competes in 1983 Saskatchewan gymnastics championships in Saskatoon

March 28, 2024
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On this day in 1983, Regina’s Tim Kuntz competed in the under-12 boys’ rings in the Saskatchewan gymnastics championships in Saskatoon.

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Every Thursday, we feature an image from the StarPhoenix archives, curated by the City of Saskatoon Archives. Today, we see Tim Kuntz of the Regina Queen City Kinsmen executing a headstand in the under-12 boys’ rings competition in the Saskatchewan gymnastics championships at the Education gym, from March 28, 1983. (City of Saskatoon Archives StarPhoenix Collection S-SP-A19930-30, photo by Jeff Vinnick)

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Tim Kuntz of the Regina Queen City Kinsmen executes a headstand during the argo (under 12) boys’ rings competition in the Saskatchewan gymnastics championships Saturday at the Education gym. Kuntz was third in the discipline, won by all-around champion Woody Dalrymple of the Saskatoon Taiso Club.

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Other all-around champions were Tyron Graham (cadet, under 10), Billy Bentley (novice, under 17) and Kelly Thompson (open), all of the Saskatoon Taiso Club, Peter Ringlein (tyro, under 14), Nicole Duke (tyro) and Lisa Thunstrom (argo), all of Regina Queen City Kinsmen and Rhea Stinson (midget), Kathryn Skipper (novice) and Michelle Rawlake (open) of the Saskatoon Marian Club.

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An image of Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League's Junior Quakers players, from left, Bill Orban, winger Gord Grandberg and goalie Colin Twidale celebrating their 6-4 victory over the Flin Flon Bombers in the seventh and deciding game in the first round of playoffs, from March 21, 1964.

Quakers defeat Bombers in final SJHL quarterfinal game in 1964

A photo of people clearing snow at a service station after the heaviest snowfall of the season, from March 14, 1955. People around town were clearing snow in the early hours and the city was using all the equipment it had to clear the streets.

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