Tanasichuk was born in Bethany, Manitoba to Anasthasia and Mike Tanasichuk, and grew up in Clanwilliam, Manitoba. Tanasichuk moved to Winnipeg in the 1960s, where he worked in construction, as a gas/pipe fitter, and then started A & H Petroleum Services Ltd. Following his retirement in 1989, he worked as the icemaker at the Deer Lodge Curling Club.[1]
Tanasichuk played in 25 provincial championships, won three Manitoba mixed titles (1976, 1977, 1986), and a provincial seniors title in 1989.[1] In 1976, he and his wife Rose and teammates Jim Kirkness and Marg Homenuik[2] represented Manitoba at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship, where they finished 4th with a 7–4 record.[3] The following year, with new lead Debbie Orr, the team won the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship, after finishing with a 10–1 record.[4] He also won the MCA Bonspiel grand aggregate once,[1] in 1976, defeating Paul Devlin in the final.[5] In 1986, Tanasichuk and teammates Barb, Jim and Darcy Kirkness represented Manitoba at that year's Canadian Mixed, where they finished tied in 6th, with a 6–6 record,[6] including a tiebreaker loss to Quebec's Jean St. Pierre rink.[7]
In 1989, Tanasichuk and teammates Barry Hallick, Jack Robertson and Ernie Anema[2] represented Manitoba at the 1989 Canadian Senior Curling Championships. There, he led Manitoba to a third place round robin finish, with an 8–3 record. This put them in a tiebreaker against Alberta's Bill Clark rink, for the final playoff spot, which they lost, settling for fourth.[8]
Personal lifeedit
Tanasichuk was married to Rose Makowaychuk and later Marg Woods, and had three children. In addition to curling, he was an avid horseshoer, golfer and fisher. He was inducted into the Manitoba Curling Hall of Fame twice. He died in 2021 from cancer.[1]
^"Pressure last rock shot gives Eberts mixed crown". Red Deer Advocate. March 27, 1976. Retrieved 2021-10-17.
^"Tanasichuk rink wins Mixed title". Victoria Times Colonist. March 27, 1977. Retrieved 2021-10-17.
^"Bonspiel Win to Tanasichuk". Regina Leader-Post. January 30, 1976. Retrieved 2021-10-17.
^"Curling". Red Deer Advocate. February 15, 1986. Retrieved 2021-10-17.
^"Ferbey awaits opponent". Red Deer Advocate. February 15, 1986. Retrieved 2021-10-17.
^"Championship repeat still in view for Clark". Ottawa Citizen. March 25, 1989. Retrieved 2021-10-17.
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harold, tanasichuk, harold, george, happy, tanasichuk, march, 1938, september, 2021, canadian, curler, canadian, mixed, champion, 1977, curlerborn, 1938, march, 1938, bethany, manitoba, diedseptember, 2021, 2021, aged, teamcurling, clubcivic, caledonian, deer,. Harold George Happy Hal Tanasichuk March 19 1938 September 24 2021 was a Canadian curler He was a Canadian mixed champion in 1977 Harold TanasichukCurlerBorn 1938 03 19 March 19 1938 1 Bethany Manitoba 1 DiedSeptember 24 2021 2021 09 24 aged 83 1 TeamCurling clubCivic Caledonian Deer LodgeTanasichuk was born in Bethany Manitoba to Anasthasia and Mike Tanasichuk and grew up in Clanwilliam Manitoba Tanasichuk moved to Winnipeg in the 1960s where he worked in construction as a gas pipe fitter and then started A amp H Petroleum Services Ltd Following his retirement in 1989 he worked as the icemaker at the Deer Lodge Curling Club 1 Tanasichuk played in 25 provincial championships won three Manitoba mixed titles 1976 1977 1986 and a provincial seniors title in 1989 1 In 1976 he and his wife Rose and teammates Jim Kirkness and Marg Homenuik 2 represented Manitoba at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship where they finished 4th with a 7 4 record 3 The following year with new lead Debbie Orr the team won the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship after finishing with a 10 1 record 4 He also won the MCA Bonspiel grand aggregate once 1 in 1976 defeating Paul Devlin in the final 5 In 1986 Tanasichuk and teammates Barb Jim and Darcy Kirkness represented Manitoba at that year s Canadian Mixed where they finished tied in 6th with a 6 6 record 6 including a tiebreaker loss to Quebec s Jean St Pierre rink 7 In 1989 Tanasichuk and teammates Barry Hallick Jack Robertson and Ernie Anema 2 represented Manitoba at the 1989 Canadian Senior Curling Championships There he led Manitoba to a third place round robin finish with an 8 3 record This put them in a tiebreaker against Alberta s Bill Clark rink for the final playoff spot which they lost settling for fourth 8 Personal life editTanasichuk was married to Rose Makowaychuk and later Marg Woods and had three children In addition to curling he was an avid horseshoer golfer and fisher He was inducted into the Manitoba Curling Hall of Fame twice He died in 2021 from cancer 1 References edit a b c d e f g HAROLD GEORGE TANASICHUK a b Championship History Pressure last rock shot gives Eberts mixed crown Red Deer Advocate March 27 1976 Retrieved 2021 10 17 Tanasichuk rink wins Mixed title Victoria Times Colonist March 27 1977 Retrieved 2021 10 17 Bonspiel Win to Tanasichuk Regina Leader Post January 30 1976 Retrieved 2021 10 17 Curling Red Deer Advocate February 15 1986 Retrieved 2021 10 17 Ferbey awaits opponent Red Deer Advocate February 15 1986 Retrieved 2021 10 17 Championship repeat still in view for Clark Ottawa Citizen March 25 1989 Retrieved 2021 10 17 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Harold Tanasichuk amp oldid 1098841685, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
