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Champions help Gus reopen pool
Champions help Gus reopen pool

Champions help Gus reopen pool

Date6/7/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Champions help Gus reopen pool. Famed swimming coach Gus Ryder - he trained Marilyn Bell, the first and youngest person to swim Lake Ontario, for her historic triumph in September, 1954, when she was 16 - officially reopened the Gus Ryder Pool on Areana Dr. last night ater a $580,000, 9-month renovation. Ryder is surrounded by marathon swimmers Angela Kondrak (left), Cindy Nicholas, Kim Lumsdon, Loreen Passfield, Debbie Roach.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0078249F
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