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Official's guide : third Pan-American Wheelchair Games

File documents the staging of the third Pan-American Wheelchair Games. File contains daily events programs, rules, minutes, recommendations of the Medical Committee, anthems, a competitors and officials guide, seminar agenda, and opening ceremonies schedule.

Paralympic Sports Association

File contains two copies of an introductory booklet about the Paralympic Sports Association. Booklet contains information about association programs, membership, awards, financial statements, and rules and regulations.

4th National Wheelchair Games

File documents the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association 4th National Wheelchair Games. File contains emergency contact cards, athlete entry forms, team entry forms, event schedules, medical examination forms, lists of athletes by province and sport, a list of Canadian records, and list of roommate pairs.

Paralympics Heidelberg August 1972

File documents preparations made by the Canadian Team to attend the International Stoke Mandeville Games in Heidelberg, Germany. File contains events schedules, lists of athletes, correspondence, Canadian Wheelchair Association bulletins, invoices, an athletics director's report, list of observers, news release, poster, program, and an entertainment schedule.

CHIMO 1973 by Cablevision

Item is a special issue of the newspaper CHIMO, produced by Cablevision, promoting the 1973 Wheelchair Games held in British Columbia.

Pan-American games reports

File documents the participation of Canadian teams at the 2nd, 4th, and 5th Pan-American Wheelchair Games. File contains reports written by team managers, head coaches, and athletic directors of the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association.

Reports: Stoke

File documents Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association reports on the International Stoke Mandeville Games. File contains team manager and head coach reports, and a list of Canadian team members.

C.W.S.A. [Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association] rules chairman

File documents Steadward's work as the Rules Chairman for the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association and the process of updating the Association's rules. File contains correspondence, wheelchair rules for the Pan American Games, Multi-Disabled Games competition results, rule proposals and corrections, minutes, descriptions of different tournament styles, a list of national champions, and a list of national disability competitions/games.

1976 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled newspapers

File documents the activities of the 1976 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled. File contains special Olympiad issues of the Daily News newspaper, competition results, rifle diagrams, correspondence, and lists of uniform and shoe sizes.

7th National Wheelchair Games

File documents reporting on the 7th National Wheelchair Games held in Montreal. File contains reports, competition results, financial statements, and correspondence.

Sport Alberta

File documents the administration of Sport Alberta, a provincial government initiative that supports amateur sport. File contains all member updates, event notices, bylaws, correspondence, minutes, reports, agendas, membership application forms, financial statements, resolutions, a speech, constitution, and a revitalization plan.

1976 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled

Subseries documents the participation of Canadian athletes in the 1976 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled held in Toronto, Canada. Subseries contains press releases, bulletins, newsletters, newspapers, logo designs, competitions results, reports, correspondence and lists of athletes, events, and organizers.

The 1976 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled was the 5th Paralympic Games and the first Paralympic Games held in the North America.

1976 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled

File documents information bulletins regarding the planning of the 1976 Olympiad for the Physically Disabled in Toronto. File contains press releases, bulletins, newsletters, logo designs, a proposal, accommodations and meal information package, list of participating countries, list of executive personnel, list of records by event, an issue of the newspaper 'The Spokesman', subcommittee report, and a redrafted constitution for the International Stoke Mandeville Games Federation.

Executive budget Alta. wheelchair 1975/76

File documents the budgets of the Alberta Wheelchair Sports and Recreation Association (AWSRA) and the Paralympic Sports Association (PSA). File contains budget plans, budget recaps, statements, treasurer reports, PSA membership lists, corrections and additions to membership lists, grant application forms, grant regulations, correspondence, lists of AWSRA executive committee members, and a newsletter.

Sporting event photos

Album contains photographs of individuals and teams participating in the 1977 Canadian Games for the Physically Disabled, which were held in Edmonton, Alberta.

Video reels

Subseries contains video of disabled athletes and sporting events for disabled athletes.

Portrait

Item is reproduction of a sketch, presumably of Steadward, signed by Darius.

Executive Committee

File documents updates given to the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association Executive Committee, which included Steadward and Gary McPherson. File contains reports from members in executive positions, provincial reports from: Manitoba, Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Prince Edward Island, reports summarizing or planning disability sporting events such as: the XXVI Stoke Mandeville Games, Pam Am Games, 5th National Women's Wheelchair Basketball Tournament, 11th National Wheelchair Games, International Super Challenge, 1980 Olympiad, and Bank of Montreal Marathon. File also contains Executive Committee minutes, Board of Governors minutes, memoranda, correspondence, qualifying standards for various sports, financial statements, draft constitution and bylaws, policies and procedures for Canadian teams, a list of federal grants received, and a publishing contract.

Stoke Mandeville 1979

File documents the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Associations' participation in the 1979 Stoke Mandeville Games. File contains entry forms, flight itineraries, lists of athletes and events, correspondence, rules, a team manager's report, tentative budget, team schedule, and list of world records.

Policy review

File documents a review and revision of the governing documents and policies of the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association. File contains revised and superseded versions of constitutions and bylaws, correspondence, lists of Executive Committee and Board of Governors members, memoranda, terms and conditions for contributors, a policy manual, discussion paper, and Director's handbook.

1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled

Subseries documents the attendance of the Canadian team at the 1980 Olympics of the Physically Disabled in Arnhem, Netherlands. Subseries contains correspondence, competition results, bulletins, newsletters, minutes, entry forms, schedules, manuals, reports, videos, slides, lists of staff and athletes, and memorabilia.

The 1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled was the 6th Paralympic Games.

1980 Olympics

Item is a staff list for the Olympics for the Physically Disabled, Canadian Mission.

1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled - Arnhem, Holland

File contains correspondence documenting the organization of the Canadian Paralympic team and the administrative and functional details necessary for the team's participation in the 1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled in Arnhem, Holland. File also contains staff and athlete lists, news articles, and a proposal.

Canadian Mission staff

File documents Canadian Mission staff preparations for the 1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled. File contains minutes, correspondence, memoranda, event schedules, notes, drafts of policy and procedure manuals, a budget summary, and an Olympic bulletin.

Minutes: mission staff

File documents the activities of the Canadian Mission participating in the 1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled. File contains minutes, to-do lists, correspondence, and a discussion outline.

All member Olympic bulletins

File documents information provided to all teams and organizations participating in the 1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled. File contains competition schedules, Olympic bulletins, facility floor plans, correspondence, regulations, and maps.

Results

Item is a list of results for individual athletes and teams competing in the 1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled. Item includes results for athletics, pentathlon, and swimming.

Canadian team banner

Item is a miniature sports banner supporting the Canadian Paralympic team at the Olympics for the Physically Disabled.

Division sport results

File contains the division sports results from the 1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled in Arnhem, Holland.

Olympics Holland spoon

Item is a souvenir spoon from the 1980 Olympics for the Physically Disabled. Item depicts squirrel mascots on the stem.

Games reports and championships

File documents the participation of the Canadian Wheelchair Association in wheelchair games and tournaments including: the 1979 Gold Cup, 1978 Pan Am Games, 1979 Canadian Wheelchair Basketball Championship, 1979 11th National Wheelchair Games, 1980 BC Games for the Physically Disabled, 4th annual Bank of Montreal Wheelchair Marathon, 10th Minnesota Invitational Wheelchair Basketball Tournament, and the 1980 Canadian Wheelchair Indoor Championships. File contains correspondence, memoranda, final reports on games/championships, general participant information, news articles, rules, competitor and support staff recommendations, athlete statistics, lists of team members, minutes, newsletters, entry forms, a projected budget, budget report, schedule of events, and a progress report.

File contains correspondence and documentation from multiple Executive Directors, board members, chairmen, and coaches of the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association, including Gary McPherson, Stan Stronge, and Robert Steadward.

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