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Mainly color few B and W. Dan Altan who is crossing Canada in a wheelchair to raise money for disabled sports
Mainly color few B and W. Dan Altan who is crossing Canada in a wheelchair to raise money for disabled sports

Mainly color few B and W. Dan Altan who is crossing Canada in a wheelchair to raise money for disabled sports

Date6/21/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mainly color few B and W. Dan Altan who is crossing Canada in a wheelchair to raise money for disabled sports
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029169F
On his way: Wheelchair athlete Dan Alton, crossing Canada to raise money for disabled athletes, stopped at City Hall yesterday to receive a plaque from Mayor Eggleton
On his way: Wheelchair athlete Dan Alton, crossing Canada to raise money for disabled athletes, stopped at City Hall yesterday to receive a plaque from Mayor Eggleton
6/22/1982
Altan, Dan
Altan, Dan
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Congratulations offered: Use of models in wheelchairs, in recent advertising supplement in The Star, showed disabled people in an entirely normal setting
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Young paraplegic Aaron Smith does not let confinement to a wheelchair with his love of hobbies and sports
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Sports - Olympics - (-1995) - Physically Disabled
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