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Greetings/Bonjour More photos of the 2001 Canadian Championships are posted on FCA's web site
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Contents: (note where French is available, just click on the French part of contents below to go directly to the French text:)
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1.
Manitoba
Ray Crawford former FCA President Eulogy
3.
Minutes / Le procès-verbal
4.
Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport / Centre canadien pour l'éthique dans le
sport
5.
Team Investors Group Amateur Athletes Fund - Bursary Program 2002 / Programme
De Bourses Fonds Des Athlètes Amateurs De L’équipe Du Groupe Investors 2002
6.
Coaches Report / EntraînInfo
7.
Tournament Schedule / calendrier des tournois
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1.
Manitoba
a)
Ed Wilson, one of Canada's top compound shooters, has taken over the post of
Vice-President Target in Manitoba. This
is a very demanding position. He
replaces Ms. Shereen Farrell who, unfortunately, is seriously ill. Good luck, Ed.
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Ed
Wilson, membre de notre équipe national - arc-à-poulie devient vice-président
du programme du cible fixe du Manitoba.
Il remplace Mme. Shereen Farell qui, malheursement, est très, très
malade.
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b)
Ray Crawford Remembered (uniquement an anglais)
From
the post-war years well into the sixties, Terry Dickson, wearing many hats, was
the mainstay of the then Canadian Archery Association, now Federation of
Canadian Archers. Terry's departure
left some big shoes to fill.
When
Ray Crawford of Winnipeg took the helm in 1968, the organization was
floundering a bit for want of organization and leadership. Ray was just the organizational man
needed. He was diligent and
conscientious, efficient and cool headed.
I became secretary/editor at the same time and because we lived in the
same city, we could work together closely at putting things in order. In fact, this often amounted to daily
telephone contact.
Owing
to a lack of financial resources, and Winnipeg being centrally located,
executive meetings were held in that city, with the Crawfords and Rohringers
providing accommodation to the out-of-towners.
The formula was a successful one and worked well for many years. Ray's wife, Wonetta, provided especially
good egg salad sandwiches. Under Ray's
leadership the organization ran smoothly and prospered both nationally and
internationally.
It
was my privilege to work with a remarkably capable and amiable leader. Ray had a favorite, oft used, quote, with
which I wish to conclude this brief account of long service.
"So
long as the new moon returns in the heaven a bent, beautiful bow,
So
long will the fascination of archery keep hold of the hearts of men.
Maurice
Thompson, The Witchery of Archery, 1878.
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His
boyhood years in Indian Head, Saskatchewan were shaped by the "Dirty
Thirties" and ended at the age of 17 when he enlisted. After proudly serving his country overseas
with the Royal Canadian Armed Forces, he obtained his Engineering degree at the
University of Saskatchewan. In 1950, he
moved to Winnipeg, accompanied by his new bride Wonetta, where he commenced a
32 year career with the Manitoba Telephone System, including a 3-year stint in
Saudi Arabia. Ray and Wonetta resided
in Winnipeg for 36 healthy and happy years, raising their family of 5 and
forming lifelong friendships.
Those
close to Ray were inspired by his youthful outlook and his never-ending pursuit
of knowledge and life experiences.
Besides having a passion for hunting, fishing, duplicate bridge and
history, over the years he also enjoyed archery, bowling, curling, scuba
diving, travelling, camping and skiing.
He was a lifelong member of the Manitoba Historical Society and
collected a vast library of historical data.
Because of his love of history, he was inspired to write his
autobiography and a memoir of his boyhood days in Saskatchewan. He served the Federation of Canadian Archers
as president from 1968 to 1976 and was a driving force in having Archery
recognized as an Olympic sport. It was
his honour to serve as a representative for the FCA during the 1976 Olympics in
Montreal.
After
his retirement from MTS, he had a brief real-estate career until 1986 when the
call of the ocean prompted a relocation to Parksville, BC on Vancouver
Island. Countless fishing trips
stimulated an interest in the study of navigation, which culminated in his
appointment as Commander of the Ballenas Power and Sail Squadron. In Parksville, Ray remained active in the
Royal Canadian Legion, swapping war stories and enjoying many a game of
darts. Despite his waning energy in his
last months, he still pursued his favorite activities as much as possible.
A
memorial service celebrating Ray's life was held on April 7th, 2001 at Knox
United Church in Parksville and was officiated by Reverend Foster Freed. Those who wish to remember Ray in a tangible
way are encouraged to consider a memorial gift in his honour to The Canadian
Cancer Society, BC & Yukon Division, 565 West 10th Avenue, Vancouver, BC
V5Z 4J4.
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2.
65th National Target Championship accommodation /
Phone (306) 244-2311 Fax (306) 664-2234 Toll free
1 800 668-4442
E-mail Reservation Manager: Laura LePlante
Rooms have 2 double beds
rate $74.00 Cots available $10.00
Rooms must be reserved before July
10th 2002.Rate are from check in August 10th
to checkout August 19th 2002.
FACILITIES;
Conveniently located in downtown
Saskatoon, within walking distance to numerous restaurants and the South
Saskatchewan River Bank. Located across the street from the YMCA, Pacific Movie
Theater and Mid-Town Plaza Shopping Center.
The Quality Inn offers a restaurant,
lounge, gift shop, outdoor sun deck, sauna, whirlpool and indoor pool with
three depths. They also offer free passes to the YMCA Fitness Center.
DAYS
INN SASKATOON
2000 Idylwyld Dr. Saskatoon, SK S7L
7M7 Phone 1 (306) 242-3297
Rates
Single/Double $76.05 Triple $86.05 Quad $96.05
Room rates include free continental
breakfast, free local calls and use of pool, gym facilities. No charge for children under 12 when
occupying the same guest room as their parents.
Payment cash, Visa, MasterCard,
American Express. A credit card number is necessary to guarantee rooms.
Rates available from August 10th to
August 18th 2002.
IMPERIAL 400 MOTEL
610 Idylwyld Drive North Saskatoon, Sk. S7L 0Z2 Phone 1(306) 244-2901 Fax 1(306) 244-6083
E-mail imp400@sk.sympatico.ca
Rooms have 2 double beds $59.00
Must reserve by July 10th, 2002.
When reserving rooms mention that
you are attending the Canadian Archery Championships. Pool and water-slide,
restaurants nearby.
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Le
procès-verbal de la réunion du comité exécutif de la FCA est disponible sur
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4.
Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport
Canada
has a new program for out of court settlement of disputes for amateur sports.
The national ADR-SPORT-RED program is an out of court settlement system for
disputes that offers mediation and arbitration services to the national sports
community.
In
May 2000 the Secretary of State for Amateur Sport, the Honourable Denis Coderre
formed a work group composed of members of the Canadian sport community in
order to come up with recommendations for solutions aimed at out of court
settlement of disputes related to sports across Canada. The sport community
recommended the implementation of a settlement system based upon mediation and
arbitration. In October 2001, the Secretary of State for Amateur Sport approved
this proposal and requested assistance from the Canadian Centre for Ethics in
Sport (CCES) to assist and supervise the implementation of the first phase of
the program. Having accepted the mandate, CCES formed a steering committee
comprised of representatives of the sport community in order to implement the
ADR-SPORT-RED program.
This
first interim phase will last as long as it takes to create a permanent ADR-SPORT-RED
organisation. Under this interim phase the program only has jurisdiction
over cases where internal regulations or an agreement with the national
organisation allow for independent dispute resolution.
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4.
Centre canadien pour l'éthique dans le sport
Le
Canada se dote d'un programme de Règlement extrajudiciaire des différends pour
le sport amateur. Le programme national ADR-SPORT-RED est un système de
Règlement extrajudiciaire des différends qui offre la médiation et l'arbitrage
à la communauté sportive nationale.
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5.
Team Investors Group Amateur Athletes Fund - Bursary Program 2002
DEADLINE: JANUARY 31, 2002
Athletes CAN is teaming up with Investors Group to assist Canada's top amateur athletes strive for excellence. Twenty bursaries of $5000 are available to active senior national team athletes who meet the eligibility criteria.
Complete details on the
program as well as the application form can be found on our website .
We invite you to begin informing athletes in your organization to apply for
these bursaries. Don’t delay! The deadline for the applications is January 31,
2002.
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5.
Programme De
Bourses Fonds Des Athlètes Amateurs De L’équipe Du Groupe Investors 2002
Athlètes CAN se joint au Groupe Investors afin d’aider les meilleurs athlètes canadiens à atteindre l’excellence. Vingt bourses de 5000$ seront distribuées à des athlètes actifs de l’équipe nationale senior qui répondent aux critères d’éligibilité.
De plus amples détails sur le programme ainsi qu’un formulaire de demande sont disponibles sur notre site web faire une demande de bourse. N’hésitez pas! Les demandes doivent être reçues au plus tard le 31 janvier 2002.
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Here's
what's inside:
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An interview with new CPCA president DAVE JOHNSON
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We PROFILE alpine ski coaches Jim Pollock, Hugues Ansermoz, and Mark Sharp
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SALUTE to the 2002 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games head coaches
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ATHLETE IN THE STREET - National sport centre athletes tell us how and when
they knew they'd found the right sport
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Marielle Ledoux of the University of Montreal reports on presentations made at
the First International Scientific Congress on NUTRITION and ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
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look at what Skate Canada, Swimming/Natation Canada, and Gymnastics Canada
Gymnastique are doing to develop their coaches
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We talk to the Coaching Internship Program partners and meet some of the
current interns
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Hilary Findlay and Rachel Corbett of the Centre for Sport and Law discuss how
coaching can benefit from the experiences of other professional associations
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Our ethics columnists reflect on the importance of sport after September 11
News
Roundup
In
My Opinion - Volleyball coach Ted Falcone on the merits of "top-down"
coaching
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6.
Voici
ce que vous y trouverez :
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Une entrevue avec DAVE JOHNSON, le nouveau président de l'ACEP
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Les PROFILS de Jim Pollock, Hugues Ansermoz et Mark Sharp, entraîneurs de ski
alpin
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Un HOMMAGE aux entraîneurs en chef et entraîneures en chef des Jeux olympiques
et paralympiques d'hiver 2002
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PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES - Des athlètes des centres nationaux du sport nous disent
quand et comment ils ont su qu'ils avaient trouvé leur sport
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Marielle Ledoux de l'Université de Montréal commente les présentations faites
dans le cadre du First International Scientific Congress on Nutrition and
Athletic Performance
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Un aperçu de ce que Patinage Canada, Swimming/Natation Canada et Gymnastics
Canada Gymnastique font pour développer leurs entraîneurs et entraîneures
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Nous nous entretenons avec les partenaires du Programme de stages d'entraîneurs
et certains et certaines des stagiaires actuels
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Hilary Findlay et Rachel Corbett du Centre pour le sport et la loi montrent
comment les entraîneurs et entraîneures peuvent tirer profit des expériences
d'autres associations professionnelles
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Nos chroniqueurs sur l'éthique réfléchissent sur l'importance du sport après le
11 septembre 2001
Résumé
de nouvelles
Agenda
du sport
Personnellement
Selon
moi - Ted Falcone, entraîneur de volley-ball, prône les mérites de
l'entraînement "de haut vers le bas"
November
1 to November 3 Du
1 novembre au 3 novembre
Renaissance
Montreal Hotel Le
Renaissance Montréal Hôtel
Montreal,
Quebec Montréal
(Québec)
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Greg
Durward, Indoor Nationals Co-ordinator, is attending an Olympic Solidarity
Seminar in Mexico City. He will return
on January 31, 2002.
M.
Greg Durward, coordonnateur des championnats en salle de la FCA, participe au
stage olympique à la ville Mexique. Il
retournera au Canada le 31 janvier.
Kathleen Millar
FCA Executive Director/Directrice Executive de la FCA
2460 Chemin Lancaster Road, Suite 200,
Ottawa, ON K1B 4S5
Tel: (613) 260-2113 Fax/telecopier: (613) 260-2114