61. Special Olympics, Ireland 2003 - Drogheda history of special olympics The history of the special olympics began in 1963, whenEunice Kennedy Shriver started a summer day camp for children with learning http://drogheda.ie/specialolympics/about.htm

62. TheWMURChannel.com - Chronicle - 3.1.02: Effingham History, Green Beret, Special 3.1.02 Effingham history, Green Beret, special olympics Show SynopsisTraveling up Route 153, you might hardly notice Effingham. http://www.thewmurchannel.com/chronicle/1274789/detail.html

Career Automart Real Estate Law ... Forums Search: Contact WMUR-TV: Select Recipient Breaking News Story Ideas Web Staff Station Comments Weather Sports Community Connection Cook's Corner Chronicle Sales Production Services Contests Mailing Addresses More Chronicle 4.7.03: Auctioneer School; Northern Forest Heritage Park; and FRITZ WETHERBEE: Nevin's Rock 4.8.03:Woodman Institute; Littleton Grist Mill; and FRITZ WETHERBEE: Leather French 4.9.03: Coconut Grove; Big Idea Group; and FRITZ WETHERBEE: Daniel Chester French 4.10.03: Billiard Teacher; Oxygen Bar; and FRITZ WETHERBEE: Fritz the Beatnick ... Chronicle E-Mail This Story Print This Story 3.1.02: Effingham History, Green Beret, Special Olympics Show Synopsis: Traveling up Route 153, you might hardly notice Effingham. But our New Hampshire Chronicle historian, Fritz Wetherbee, certainly has taken notice. Tonight, Fritz has the story of a special building in Effingham seeped in history and beauty. Next, the war in Afghanistan is more than a distant struggle for a Green Beret from Laconia who was hurt by friendly fire. And while U.S. Olympic athletes set a record for the number of medals they won at the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City, there are many athletes right here in New Hampshire who are bringing home gold, silver and bronze from the Special Olympics in Waterville Valley.

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67. Special Olympics Australia This is the official website for special olympics in Australia. Information includes; history, calendar of events, athlete profiles and sponsors. http://www.specialolympics.com.au

Special Olympics is part of an international organisation providing year-round sports training and competition in a variety of sports for people with intellectual disability. We provide programs in all states of Australia including the ACT and conduct a wide range of competitions throughout the year. For more information on how to get involved, please click on "Get Involved" on the left of our navigation bar or contact us direct on (02) 9552 6188. Independent Grocery Association (IGA) – Australia SAS Institute Australia Team Otis Qantas Australian Sports Commission Primary Club More about our Sponsors >> Team Australia gets ready for World Games in Ireland Our largest ever team consisting of 78 athletes from around Australia are in training for their competition at the Special Olympics World Games in Dublin Ireland, June 21-27 2003. All at Special Olympics are working to raise funds to support our team’s trip to Ireland and we welcome any donations. You can contact our office on 02 9552 6188 or email rhunt@specialolympics.com.au. Our athletes will compete in aquatics, athletics, basketball, bowling, gymnastics, soccer and tennis. The World Games takes place every four years and this is the first time it has been held outside America.

68. News Stories Lions have a long and proud history of providing service to people with disabilities,and the new club based at special olympics adds another inspiring http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/content/lions_lcif_newclub.shtml

Contact Us Home Site Map Select a Language ... LCIF News Stories New Club is One-of-a-Kind The Lions broke new ground in February with the chartering of a club for Special Olympics employees, family members and friends. The Lions Club of Washington D.C (Special Olympics) includes Special Olympics athletes, who have mental disabilities. The four Special Olympics athletes who currently belong to the club work for Special Olympics. Like other Lions, members of the new club will volunteer for local charitable activities. Possible activities include supporting Special Olympics programs, Camp Merrick (a camp for children with cancer), Habitat for Humanity and local shelters and kitchens. The mission of the new club is "to strive, through service and outreach, to unify and strengthen our community to create a more inclusive world." David Evangelista of Special Olympics, club president, said, "Given our infancy, we still have a lot to learn. District Governor Barbara Stevens and the surrounding clubs have been very supportive. There is so much potential with the talents and energies that this club possesses. We expect great things." The new club currently has 25 members. Its Guiding Lion is Bob Bosley, past president of the Rockville Lions in Maryland.

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West Cork Week - Online Guide to West Cork Activities, Events, News Published by O'Mahony Donnelly E-Business "very valuable as a database for the region" Business Cinema Continuing Education Dance ... Shopping **Click here to submit a West Cork activity, event or news item.** Visit our Online Tourist Information Centre Home Search for an Event West Cork Headlines 1 Apr 2003 WEEKLY ANTI WAR VIGILS PLANNED FOR CLON 1 Apr 2003 Clonakilty Represented at Sinn Féin Árd Fheis 1 Apr 2003 Flowers on Doorstep of Minister for Agriculture 1 Apr 2003 Titanic Commemorative Weekend April 11th to April 13th in Cobh 1 Apr 2003 Protest in Clonakilty Upon the Declaration of War on Iraq 1 Apr 2003 I.R.A. VOLUNTEER COMMEMORATED AT SHANNONVALE 1 Apr 2003 SHOPPERS GIVE THUMBS UP TO GLASS MILK BOTTLES 1 Apr 2003 “Clonakilty Against the War” Formed 1 Apr 2003 1 Apr 2003 Skibbereen Heritage Centre Open for Season with New Additions 6 Mar 2003 Campaign to Save Clonakilty Post Office Status 6 Mar 2003 SPECIAL OLYMPICS THANKS 6 Mar 2003 FAIR TRADE FORTNIGHT IN CLONAKILTY 6 Mar 2003 West Cork Peace Alliance 6 Mar 2003 Go for Green Week 10th - 15th March 1 Mar 2003 Informative Talk on "Lighthouses of the Irish Coast" Given In Skibbereen 1 Mar 2003 CoAction West Cork Faces Challenges Ahead 1 Mar 2003 CLONAKILTY PEOPLE MUST FIGHT TO PRESERVE POST OFFICE STATUS 1 Mar 2003 A Success Story from Work Start West Cork 1 Mar 2003 CLON TO BECOME IRELAND’S FIRST FAIR TRADE TOWN?

70. About Us History Upcoming Events Successes Horses Vaulters Barrels Locations Con our sport at the 1984 olympics at Santa Anita in Southern California and the 1996olympics in Atlanta, Georgia; annually at the special olympics; at Cota de http://valleyviewvaulters.com/VVVWeb-Pages/Awards.html

Awards About Us History Awards Calendar ... Vaulting Links Valley View had great success at the 2002 AVA Nationals Trot Team National Champions AVA Men's Individual Trot National Champion AVA Men's Individual Trot Reserve National Champion AVA Women's Individual Trot Reserve National Champion Plus lots and lots of ribbons in other classes such as a first in Doubles, along with plenty of seconds, thirds and etc.'s! Rick Hawthorne has received the American Vaulting Association's (AVA) 2002 "Mentor of the Year" Award In September of 2002, Rick and Virginia Hawthorne, co-founders of the Valley View Vaulters received the "Honorary Silver Horseshoe" Award from the Valley Horse Owner's Association (AHOA) for Community Service and for the dedication to the sport of vaulting. Over the years, Valley View Vaulters has held the National Championships in both the Team and Individual Divisions. This includes the AHSA/AVA's 1996 "C" TEAM

71. Schwarzenegger.com - Activist - Special Olympics The Board of Directors considered China's bid for the World Games to be the bestin the history of special olympics, and the Shanghai Bid Committee received a http://www.schwarzenegger.com/en/activist/specialolympics/index.asp?sec=activist

72. Schwarzenegger.com - Activist - Special Olympics Oath Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt. .history Of special olympics. special olympics began on July http://www.schwarzenegger.com/en/activist/specialolympics/activist_specialolympi

73. Special Olympics Delaware Sports history. special olympics provides yearround sports training and athletic competitionin a variety of Olympic-type sports for people eight years of age and http://www.sode.org/about.html

SPECIAL OLYMPICS DELAWARE About Us Sports Competitions Get Involved ... News Center Under Construction! We appreciate your patience as we work to rebuild our web site! "Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt." History Training for Life The training that is such an integral part of the Special Olympics program is truly "Training for Life." Through training, Special Olympics athletes not only acquire specific sports skills to prepare for competition, they also gain an opportunity for even greater participation in family, school and community life. Societal acceptance and inclusion of people with mental disabilities ultimately benefits all concerned. Lifting Spirits through Sports: Special Olympics programs are patterned after the Olympic Games. In fact, Special Olympics is the only organization authorized by the International Olympic Committee to use the word "Olympics" in its name. Like the mainstream Olympics, Special Olympics International has a truly global presence, with programs in every state and in 150 countries. It includes nearly one million athletes and 500,000 volunteers who take part in over 15,000 Special Olympics games around the world, involving 23 summer and winter sports. Contact Information 619 South College Avenue Newark, DE 19716-1901

74. What Is Special Olympics? How much do you know about the history of special olympics, who we serve,what programs we offer and how much we've grown over the years? http://www.soct.org/what_is_soct/

What Is Special Olympics? How much do you know about the history of Special Olympics, who we serve, what programs we offer and how much we've grown over the years? We invite you to learn more about Special Olympics here in Connecticut and worldwide. Special Olympics Connecticut (SOCT) Special Olympics Connecticut was established in 1969 and has grown into one of the most innovative and dynamic chapters in the world. We offer valuable programs both on and off the playing field and strive to provide continuing opportunities for over 7,300 athletes throughout the state. Legacy of Special Olympics Learn about the origins of the Special Olympics movement and the impact of Eunice Kennedy Shriver's vision to establish an organized program for persons with mental retardation to develop through sports. Commonly Asked Questions What is Special Olympics? Regional Offices Sports Programs ... Home Connecticut Olympics Questions

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76. Special Olympics From the Net site of Oxford special olympics. Auto Donations Through your donationsto special Kids Fund's Dawn Marie looks back at the history and trends of http://specialchildren.about.com/cs/specialolympics/

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77. Challenge Mountain Calendar Let us show you what 20 years of proven history can do Equipment usage and certificationDecember 2002 Saturday, December 7, special olympics Training Saturday http://www.challengemtn.org/calendar.htm

Challenge Mountain 2002-2003 Dates You have enjoyed skiing at Challenge Mountain for 20 years, but this year you are in for a treat. Challenge Mountain has expanded, and just time for some summer fun! We have a wide variety of summer excitement that we will be offering! Be sure to sign up early for the events. As always with ChallengeMountain, all events are free of charge. All camping, hiking will be held at ChallengeMountain. Water sports, including sailing, canoeing, and a picnic lunch will be held on LakeCharlevoix. Registration limited to physically disabled, mentally impaired, and at risk youth We have always been and will remain free of charge to individuals, groups, and families. Let us show you what 20 years of proven history can do for you or your family member. September 2002 Friday, Saturday, September 13/14- Aktion Club, Charlevoix Monday, September 23, Hike day

78. History A Brief history of special olympics In the CNMI. The first and lastspecial olympics for the CNMI occurred in the Spring of 1992. http://www.cnmi.net/community/cnmigames/history.html

A Brief History of Special Olympics In the CNMI The first and last Special Olympics for the CNMI occurred in the Spring of 1992. Organized by a group of volunteers from the Public School System including Mr. Tom Pangelinan, Zenaida Cristobal, and scores of others. The volunteers sought the cooperation of public agencies and private entities for logistic, volunteer and financial support and hosted an extremely successful single day event. Events included wheelchair races, baseball throws, numerous track and field events. Participants came from Saipan, Rota and Tinian, and numbered over 200. More than 1,000 people were on hand to cheer and witness the competitors. This year we expect an even larger number of participants and spectators and have included water sports in addition to the events of 1992's spectacular. Ed Lieberman Back

79. Nova Scotia Special Olympics : Links special olympics Sites International special olympics Canadian special olympicsProvincial Chapter Offices NewfoundlandLabrador special olympics 354 Water http://www.nsspecialolympics.com/links.html

Here you will find links to other Provincial Special Olympic Sites across Canada and around the world. Special Olympics Sites International Special Olympics Canadian Special Olympics Provincial Chapter Offices Newfoundland-Labrador Special Olympics 354 Water Street, Suite 426 St. John's, Newfoundland CANADA A1C 6K1 Phone: 709-738-1923 Fax: 709-738-0119 Email: nflso@nfld.net Prince Edward Island Special Olympics 3 Queen Street, Suite 119 P. O. Box 822 Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island CANADA C1A 7L9 Phone: 902-368-8919 Fax: 902-892-4553 Email: sopei@sopei.com Web Site: www.sopei.com Nova Scotia Special Olympics P.O. Box 3010 5516 Spring Garden Rd, Suite 305 Halifax, Nova Scotia CANADA B3J 3G6 Phone: 902-429-2266 Fax: 902-425-5606 Email: spolympi@sportns.ns.ca Web Site: www.nsspecialolympics.com New Brunswick Special Olympics 615 Prospect St. West Fredericton, New Brunswick CANADA E3B 7K5 Phone: 506-459-3999 Fax: 506-451-1325 Email: lindsaymorris@nb.aibn.com

80. Welcome To Special Olympics An international program of yearround sports training and athletic competition for more than one million children and adults with mental retardation. http://www.specialolympics.org

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